The Man who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe

An introductory book about Walter Russell (1871-1963), a little-known genius who published a series of books on science and philosophy following a prolonged and mystical experience in 1921. When his book 'The Universal One' was published in 1926, Russell sent it to 850 leading thinkers, and received not a single reply. His approach is still ahead of its time, and this book provides a fascinating introduction to his life and work. As well as his writing, Russell was a prominent sculptor, painter, architect and musician, as well as an accomplished horseman and skater. The key to understanding his work is the way in which he tapped into the light and energy of the universal mind and lived according to universal principles. He states that all is One Mind, that men do not have separate minds and that all knowledge can be obtained from the universal source by becoming one with that source. One must not be the part, one must be the whole. A truly inspiring account.