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You’ve seen Walter Russell’s diagrams. Now learn to read them.
Light Wave Mechanics: 14 recorded lessons led by Tim Gillespie, with 70-plus charts and diagrams.
Explore the full series:
lightwavemechanics.org
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TIME is the measure of motion.
Breath IN, breath OUT.
Entropy. Negentropy.
Material. Spiritual.
3•6•9•12 - ONE - WHOLENESS.
"Cathode waves wind the cosmic clock centripetally. Anode transverse waves unwind it centrifugally"
~ Walter Russell
In Walter Russell’s model, nothing exists on its own.
The sphere represents matter gathered into form. The cube represents the surrounding wave field. To Russell, they were two parts of one continuous process: matter taking shape, dispersing, and taking shape again.
“The cube and sphere are one,” he wrote, “being two opposite phases of the same thing.”
Man is still new. He is barely out of the dark of the jungle. For the million or more years of his unfolding he has relied upon sensation for his actions and the evidence of his senses for his knowing.
Walter Russell · The Secret of Light
What stays still when a wave moves?
lightwavemechanics.org
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the whole of creation bears witness to the interplay of complementary opposites through the principle of rhythmic balanced interchange. opposites are not merely contradictions but expressions of duality seeking equilibrium. an excess of likeness disturbs balance and in time reveals what remains wanting. complementarity permits two distinct natures to find harmony and form a greater whole
Where do you begin with Walter Russell’s diagrams?
Start here: lightwavemechanics.org
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"Man senses motion, change, sequence, multiplicity, time, activity, life, death, good and evil. Of these things he is most certain. His senses have made him most certain of their substantial reality. In face of the fact that he has lived with his familiar universe all his life, it is not easy for him to accept the statement that it has no existence whatsoever, that it is all illusion, all of it, nothing being left upon which to even base that illusion.
..A mirage of a city is comprehensible to man also as an illusion. He knows it does not exist but he also knows of the reality of the city which thus repeats itself, ghostlike, in the mirrors and lenses of light waves of the heavens above the city. To tell him that the city, as well as its own mirage, has no existence is to lay too heavy a tax upon his credulity and patience.
Yet that is what the secret of Light reveals, and that is what we must tell, simply and convincingly, to layman, churchman and scientist alike, and in the language standards and methods which each requires for his conviction."
~ Walter Bowman Russell
"Forgiveness is the healing of the perception of separation."
~ A Course in Miracles; T-3.V.9:1
"Images are perceived, not known. Knowledge cannot deceive, but perception can. You can perceive yourself as self-creating, but you cannot do more than believe it. You cannot make it true.
And, as I said before, when you finally perceive correctly you can only be glad that you cannot.
Until then, however, the belief that you can is the foundation stone in your thought system, and all your defenses are used to attack ideas that might bring it to light."
~ A Course in Miracles; T-3.VII.4:4-9
