Walter Russell - The Enlightened (1921-1946) In 1921, at the age of 49, Walter Russell experienced his Illumination into the Light of Cosmic Consciousness during a thirty nine day and night period. His family even consulted specialists in order to decide if he had to be admitted into a psychiatric clinic. Fortunately these doctors were very impressed by his recordings and found him to be in good mental health. In 1927, Walter Russell published ‘The Universal One’, his fist attempt to explain the Cosmic Laws for the established scientists. However, he wasn’t fully satisfied so he worked another twenty years on it. The result is his book ‘The Secret of Light’, which he published in 1947 (see book dedication). In 1941, the American Academy of Sciences conferred a doctorate on him, after several laboratories had isolated the elements which he had foreseen: Deuterium, Tritium, Neptunium and Plutonium (see chart). In the meantime he gave numerous speeches and for 12 years he lectured upon the Law of balanced rhythmic interchange and ethical principles in business to the officers and salesmen of IBM. Together with other notable figures, such as Rudyard Kipling, Walt Whitman and Mark Twain, he built the Twilight Club, which very successfully gave positive spiritual impulses for the betterment of humankind. Their efforts resulted in notable service organizations like the Rotary Club, The Lions Club, the Boy Scouts of America and many others. They stood up for a right of education, for minimum wages, controlled advertising and much more, getting big support from Adolph Ochs, the owner of the ‘New York Times’.
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