The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe

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Walter Russell, an American polymath, explored a unifying principle of rhythmic balanced interchange that he believed underpinned the universe. His theories, primarily articulated in "The Secret of Light" and "The Message of the Divine Iliad," challenge mainstream scientific views, often due to differing assumptions about mind and matter. Beyond physics, Russell excelled in various fields, including philosophy and music, and founded the University of Science and Philosophy. His legacy earned him the title "the Leonardo da Vinci of our time" from Walter Cronkite in 1963.