Show Notes
Walter Russell is one of my favorite writers, mystics, artists, and geniuses who ever lived. He is also almost entirely forgotten outside a small circle of people who happened to find their way to his books. A Boston boy with four years of primary school, working as a cash boy at nine, who taught himself everything, painted four US presidents, sculpted Edison and Mark Twain, invented the New York cooperative apartment, took three first prizes in figure skating at 69, and quietly received something in the woods every May from the age of seven that eventually opened him for 39 straight days in 1921 and gave him a complete cosmology. ⠀ I take you through the whole life. The illuminations that returned every year without fail. The near-fatal childhood diphtheria he healed himself out of in front of two physicians. The opera ticket story that established the pattern of trusting the inner power. The 39 days that would not end and produced 30,000 words with no erasures. The kaleidoscope taken to pieces. His rejection of entropy and description of a two-way universe running on light unfolding and refolding forever. The nine octaves of the elements. The way he named four elements before any laboratory on Earth had produced them, and they arrived exactly where he had drawn them. Nikola Tesla's warning to seal the work away in the Smithsonian for a thousand years. His one central teaching, held for the last 40 years of his life, that genius is self-bestowed rather than inherited, and that the key to opening it is desire. And the closing activation built on his own words.
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