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“Cosmic Polymath” will encompass a wide variety of interesting esoteric subjects and also the work of the true scientific Polymaths such as Nikola Tesla, Walter Russell, Wilhelm Reich and Leonardo Da Vinci, to name a few. The ability of these brilliant men to be astute observers of nature’s secrets has helped unlock the mysteries of the cosmos, from the mightiest galaxy to the smallest bacteria.
Here we will study Russell’s and Da Vinci’s concepts of the nature of the universe, and their study of the spiralling forms and vortexes of galaxies, water and blood, Tesla's extraordinary mind-power and super-science as well as the many other eccentric researchers and natural philosophers that have revealed hitherto unknown concepts and discoveries into the workings of the cosmos and the natural world. We will look at how its power may be harnessed for the benefit of mankind and eliminate his dependence on the destructive sources of energy such as coal, gas and nuclear power. Viktor Schauberger’s brilliant insights and theories into water sciences and his implosion technology are an exciting example of this! As Schauberger said -“This civilisation is the work of man, who high-handedly and ignorant of the true workings of nature, has created a world without meaning or foundation, which now threatens to destroy him".
Many of these “ Cosmic Polymaths ” where so ahead of their time, that it could be said that they were “like a man who awoke too early in the darkness, while the others were all still asleep” - Sigmund Freud’s description of Leonardo Da Vinci. They were all true ‘Renaissance Men’.
Here and on Steampunk Naturalist I will steadily add content on these and other sometimes obscure but brilliant natural scientists and inventors. I will also look into alternative health protocols that I think are worth mentioning, such as Royal Raymond Rife and Bob Beck’s work in electro-medicine, ways to raise ones consciousness and bio-energy through eating an alkaline diet with enzyme rich live food and green juices and much more.
Being a keen artist and microscopist, I will be posting anything I do relating to these two fields as well. I want to concentrate on real " backyard" science with an esoteric flavour and Da Vincian style research into the natural world, chronicling the questions that have answers and the ones that don't!
Like Leonardo of old, a man of unquenchable curiosity, Schauberger, Russell and Reich pioneered a rebirth of the true ‘science of nature to the enlightenment of mankind’. The human mind is stimulated by making new discoveries.
Nikola Tesla described it best when he said: “I am not an inventor. I am a discoverer of new scientific principles” -
So get out your magnifying glass and start discovering!
Here we will study Russell’s and Da Vinci’s concepts of the nature of the universe, and their study of the spiralling forms and vortexes of galaxies, water and blood, Tesla's extraordinary mind-power and super-science as well as the many other eccentric researchers and natural philosophers that have revealed hitherto unknown concepts and discoveries into the workings of the cosmos and the natural world. We will look at how its power may be harnessed for the benefit of mankind and eliminate his dependence on the destructive sources of energy such as coal, gas and nuclear power. Viktor Schauberger’s brilliant insights and theories into water sciences and his implosion technology are an exciting example of this! As Schauberger said -“This civilisation is the work of man, who high-handedly and ignorant of the true workings of nature, has created a world without meaning or foundation, which now threatens to destroy him".
Many of these “ Cosmic Polymaths ” where so ahead of their time, that it could be said that they were “like a man who awoke too early in the darkness, while the others were all still asleep” - Sigmund Freud’s description of Leonardo Da Vinci. They were all true ‘Renaissance Men’.
Here and on Steampunk Naturalist I will steadily add content on these and other sometimes obscure but brilliant natural scientists and inventors. I will also look into alternative health protocols that I think are worth mentioning, such as Royal Raymond Rife and Bob Beck’s work in electro-medicine, ways to raise ones consciousness and bio-energy through eating an alkaline diet with enzyme rich live food and green juices and much more.
Being a keen artist and microscopist, I will be posting anything I do relating to these two fields as well. I want to concentrate on real " backyard" science with an esoteric flavour and Da Vincian style research into the natural world, chronicling the questions that have answers and the ones that don't!
Like Leonardo of old, a man of unquenchable curiosity, Schauberger, Russell and Reich pioneered a rebirth of the true ‘science of nature to the enlightenment of mankind’. The human mind is stimulated by making new discoveries.
Nikola Tesla described it best when he said: “I am not an inventor. I am a discoverer of new scientific principles” -
So get out your magnifying glass and start discovering!
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The Science and Philosophy of American polymath Walter Russell
The Cosmic Polymaths
“Genius” has been defined
as the ability to draw relationships between unrelated phenomena and then to be
able to see the underlying connectivity and from this obtain new enlightenment. If that is so, then Dr Walter Bowman Russell certainly fits the
bill!
Born into the Victorian era, in 1871, his life exemplified all the traits of a Da Vincian styled Renaissance man and the ethos of the polymathic outlook.
As detailed in Glenn Clark’s book “The Man Who Tapped The Secrets Of The Universe”, Walter Russell was a autodidactic polymath and a master in understanding the mechanics of the universe and applying it’s universal law and the spiritual cause of all effect. In other words connecting the mental inner world of human thought, (cause) to the outer world of the physical cosmos, (effect) to such an extent in his own life that he became a self taught genius and made high achievements in multiple disciplines such as portrait painting, sculptor, as a scientific author, natural philosopher and natural scientist, amongst others. He came up with a unified theory in physics and cosmogony and was a professor in the University of Science and Philosophy that he himself founded.
“I do believe sincerely that every man has consummate genius within him” - Walter Russell
To me Walter Russell was a cross between Leonardo Da Vinci and Nikola Tesla,
possessing the brilliant and mad artistic talents of the old masters of the Renaissance and also ground-breaking scientific enlightenment which is often called "Russelian science”. His work was on a par with the work of Tesla, whom advised Russell.
“to seal it in a sepulchre with instructions that it be opened in a thousand years when human intelligence had unfolded far enough to be ready to accept it.”- from Atomic suicide
Walter and Lao Russell’s excellent book and my personal favourite, “Atomic Suicide”, contains possibly the cream of his work. In it they warn against mankind’s catastrophic misuse of it’s nuclear power plants and that radioactivity is the “death principle” of creation. It also contains fascinating "Russelian science” with many of Walter’s scientific charts - illustrations and also his concepts on the nature of the universe.
Even Walter Russell's Cosmology physics theory regarding implosion, was manifested on the physical plane in the biomimicry work of Victor Schauberger's Vortex Implosion Generator, that produced bio-magnetism and ant-gravity. This technology was in keeping with the concept of being in harmony with the divine principals observed in nature and it’s geometry, from galaxies to water and utilizing the creation principle, which is implosion. This is totally opposite to today’s combustion engines that are used for automotive and industrial purposes, because they work on the principle of explosion, which is destruction. These brilliant insights into the hidden workings of nature from the mind of Schauberger may have been utilised by the scientists of the Third Reich in the construction of their Vril flying saucers.
“You may command Nature to the extent only in which you are willing to obey her” - Walter Russell
I think Walter’s astounding achievements in the arts and sciences, his brilliant creative thinking techniques and his knowledge of how to apply the cosmic law of cause and effect, turned his life into a masterpiece that has been compared to the likes of Leonardo Da Vinci. He is an inspiration to all!
Born into the Victorian era, in 1871, his life exemplified all the traits of a Da Vincian styled Renaissance man and the ethos of the polymathic outlook.
As detailed in Glenn Clark’s book “The Man Who Tapped The Secrets Of The Universe”, Walter Russell was a autodidactic polymath and a master in understanding the mechanics of the universe and applying it’s universal law and the spiritual cause of all effect. In other words connecting the mental inner world of human thought, (cause) to the outer world of the physical cosmos, (effect) to such an extent in his own life that he became a self taught genius and made high achievements in multiple disciplines such as portrait painting, sculptor, as a scientific author, natural philosopher and natural scientist, amongst others. He came up with a unified theory in physics and cosmogony and was a professor in the University of Science and Philosophy that he himself founded.
“I do believe sincerely that every man has consummate genius within him” - Walter Russell
To me Walter Russell was a cross between Leonardo Da Vinci and Nikola Tesla,
possessing the brilliant and mad artistic talents of the old masters of the Renaissance and also ground-breaking scientific enlightenment which is often called "Russelian science”. His work was on a par with the work of Tesla, whom advised Russell.
“to seal it in a sepulchre with instructions that it be opened in a thousand years when human intelligence had unfolded far enough to be ready to accept it.”- from Atomic suicide
Walter and Lao Russell’s excellent book and my personal favourite, “Atomic Suicide”, contains possibly the cream of his work. In it they warn against mankind’s catastrophic misuse of it’s nuclear power plants and that radioactivity is the “death principle” of creation. It also contains fascinating "Russelian science” with many of Walter’s scientific charts - illustrations and also his concepts on the nature of the universe.
Even Walter Russell's Cosmology physics theory regarding implosion, was manifested on the physical plane in the biomimicry work of Victor Schauberger's Vortex Implosion Generator, that produced bio-magnetism and ant-gravity. This technology was in keeping with the concept of being in harmony with the divine principals observed in nature and it’s geometry, from galaxies to water and utilizing the creation principle, which is implosion. This is totally opposite to today’s combustion engines that are used for automotive and industrial purposes, because they work on the principle of explosion, which is destruction. These brilliant insights into the hidden workings of nature from the mind of Schauberger may have been utilised by the scientists of the Third Reich in the construction of their Vril flying saucers.
“You may command Nature to the extent only in which you are willing to obey her” - Walter Russell
I think Walter’s astounding achievements in the arts and sciences, his brilliant creative thinking techniques and his knowledge of how to apply the cosmic law of cause and effect, turned his life into a masterpiece that has been compared to the likes of Leonardo Da Vinci. He is an inspiration to all!
The great scientist and mystic, Nikola Tesla, was also a cosmic visionary, philosopher, poet and natural scientist of the highest order, displaying a comprehension of the principles underlying the physical and spiritual structure of our universe, and could be described as a precursor of the modern field of quantum physics. Russell wrote of him, “ He was my spiritual main-stay while I produced my greatest work in sculpture”.- Walter Russell
Tesla was described in 1931 by a science writer as “an Arch conspirator against the established order of things.” His prefrontal cortex was the architect of the machinery that runs our modern industrialized world. His more esoteric theories and inventions where developed in his later years, such as an electric death ray, a thought photograph machine , an apparatus that could read the human aura and his thwarted attempt to supply the world with wireless power using his famous wardenclyffe tower. He even had connections to anti-gravity technology.
Tesla was described in 1931 by a science writer as “an Arch conspirator against the established order of things.” His prefrontal cortex was the architect of the machinery that runs our modern industrialized world. His more esoteric theories and inventions where developed in his later years, such as an electric death ray, a thought photograph machine , an apparatus that could read the human aura and his thwarted attempt to supply the world with wireless power using his famous wardenclyffe tower. He even had connections to anti-gravity technology.
Tesla, like Viktor Schauberger, was a man of
altruistic ideals, who sought to harness the unseen powers of the natural world
to create a new, non-polluting technology. He spoke of the connections between
the small and the great -"The action of even
small creatures leads to changes in the universe" and of mankind
gearing their machinery to the very wheelwork of nature.
“ He looks not so much at the world as at the universe. He finds power in the waterfall, and at the same time looks forward to a time when we may, perhaps, tap the unseen forces of the planets and use the cosmic energy that swings the stars in their courses.”
- Charles Bernard
His concept of mechanical resonance was also mirrored in his understanding that the cosmos itself is in a symphony of harmonic resonance and vibration and that space is filled with a kind of unlimited prana or ether-like energy, similar to Wilhelm Reich’s theory of orgone, which could be tapped into at any location.Tesla’s view of this cosmic energy was influenced by the Indian yogi Swami Vivekananda. He wanted Tesla to prove experimentally that reduced matter is nothing more then universal cosmic energy.
“All matter is electric” - Walter Russell
Certainly the most powful ability Tesla had developed throughout his inventive career was his brilliant visualisation and creative thinking skills. He possessed the ability to visualize a future invention that was so vivid as to mimic reality, so much so, that he did not need to draw up blueprints. Forming objects, testing and running them in his mind would have been indistinguishable from the machine in reality, presumably cutting off most of the sensory input from the world around him while his concentration was engaged in this virtual laboratory.
“I do not rush into actual work. When I get a new idea, I start at once building it up in my imagination, and make improvements and operate the device in my mind. When I have gone so far as to embody everything in my invention, every possible improvement I can think of, and when I see no fault anywhere, I put into concrete form the final product of my brain.” - Nikola Tesla
Perhaps Tesla’s mind ie: his virtual laboratory, was a kind of human antenna that was plugged into the unified field of the cosmos, from which he drew his inspiration.
On the right is my favourite 18th century illustration of Tesla from a July 22, 1894 newspaper article showing the Inventor in the Effulgent Glory of Myriad Tongues of Electric Flame After He Has Saturated Himself with Electricity.
“ He looks not so much at the world as at the universe. He finds power in the waterfall, and at the same time looks forward to a time when we may, perhaps, tap the unseen forces of the planets and use the cosmic energy that swings the stars in their courses.”
- Charles Bernard
His concept of mechanical resonance was also mirrored in his understanding that the cosmos itself is in a symphony of harmonic resonance and vibration and that space is filled with a kind of unlimited prana or ether-like energy, similar to Wilhelm Reich’s theory of orgone, which could be tapped into at any location.Tesla’s view of this cosmic energy was influenced by the Indian yogi Swami Vivekananda. He wanted Tesla to prove experimentally that reduced matter is nothing more then universal cosmic energy.
“All matter is electric” - Walter Russell
Certainly the most powful ability Tesla had developed throughout his inventive career was his brilliant visualisation and creative thinking skills. He possessed the ability to visualize a future invention that was so vivid as to mimic reality, so much so, that he did not need to draw up blueprints. Forming objects, testing and running them in his mind would have been indistinguishable from the machine in reality, presumably cutting off most of the sensory input from the world around him while his concentration was engaged in this virtual laboratory.
“I do not rush into actual work. When I get a new idea, I start at once building it up in my imagination, and make improvements and operate the device in my mind. When I have gone so far as to embody everything in my invention, every possible improvement I can think of, and when I see no fault anywhere, I put into concrete form the final product of my brain.” - Nikola Tesla
Perhaps Tesla’s mind ie: his virtual laboratory, was a kind of human antenna that was plugged into the unified field of the cosmos, from which he drew his inspiration.
On the right is my favourite 18th century illustration of Tesla from a July 22, 1894 newspaper article showing the Inventor in the Effulgent Glory of Myriad Tongues of Electric Flame After He Has Saturated Himself with Electricity.
Nikola Tesla, with Roger Boskovich's book "Theoria Philosophiae Naturalis"
Every living being is an engine geared to the wheelwork of the universe - Nikola Tesla
Every living being is an engine geared to the wheelwork of the universe - Nikola Tesla
The fractal geometry of nature also known as the "Fibonacci spiral" seen in spiralling vortexes from galaxys to the Nautilus Shell were incorporated into the art and science of the great scientific Polymaths like Leonardo Da Vinci and Viktor Schauberger
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The eccentric Latvian-American “Edward Leedskalnin” was another brilliant mind who obviously possessed a storehouse of esoteric knowledge and appeared to know the construction secrets of ancient civilizations. He is famed for building the amazing Coral Castle in Florida, which he called "Rock Gate Park", single-handedly cutting out and moving huge blocks of coral rock, some weighing as much as 30 tons, to build his megalithic monument. He claimed to know the secrets of how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids. He also developed his own theories on magnetism, believing that all matter consisted of individual magnets.
Ed also built a strange magnetic current generator device, often called his Perpetual Motion Machine, which may be tied into the ancient science of Sacred Geometry or the Golden Ratio.
Resembling an artificial atom or Atomic Feng Shui in its construction and operation and perhaps holding a perpetual orbit of magnetic current when Ed had it running.
“I know the secrets of the people who built the pyramids” - Leedskalnin
A man who understood how cosmic energies could have a direct effect on the human body and other life forms was the maverick scientist Wilhelm Reich. He was a noted psychiatrist and contemporary of Sigmund Freud. His discovery and experimentation with orgone energy led to the creation of the fabulous orgone accumulator along with other inventions that manipulated the orgone, such as cloud busters and an orgone energy motor which was a small AC type motor that could be made to rotate directly from the utilisation of the orgone energy that it was picking up from the energy field emanating from a living human. He was also a pioneer in the field of live blood analysis, creating what came to be known as the “Reich Blood Test” where he made microscopic examinations of the blood of cancer patients to determine the orgone energy charge of red blood cells .
"Orgone energy charges the erythrocytes biologically” - Wilhelm Reich
Ed also built a strange magnetic current generator device, often called his Perpetual Motion Machine, which may be tied into the ancient science of Sacred Geometry or the Golden Ratio.
Resembling an artificial atom or Atomic Feng Shui in its construction and operation and perhaps holding a perpetual orbit of magnetic current when Ed had it running.
“I know the secrets of the people who built the pyramids” - Leedskalnin
A man who understood how cosmic energies could have a direct effect on the human body and other life forms was the maverick scientist Wilhelm Reich. He was a noted psychiatrist and contemporary of Sigmund Freud. His discovery and experimentation with orgone energy led to the creation of the fabulous orgone accumulator along with other inventions that manipulated the orgone, such as cloud busters and an orgone energy motor which was a small AC type motor that could be made to rotate directly from the utilisation of the orgone energy that it was picking up from the energy field emanating from a living human. He was also a pioneer in the field of live blood analysis, creating what came to be known as the “Reich Blood Test” where he made microscopic examinations of the blood of cancer patients to determine the orgone energy charge of red blood cells .
"Orgone energy charges the erythrocytes biologically” - Wilhelm Reich
Dr. Wilhelm Reich in his laboratory, where he studied the Cosmic Life-Energy in the red blood cells of his patients
And last but certainly not least,
the archetype Renaissance man Leonardo Da
Vinci.
Often described as the ‘first modern scientist’! To study the vast field of knowledge recorded in his notebooks is a tour de force into the mind of a true Polymath. He refused to take any natural phenomena for granted - his studies ranged from the movements of the dragonfly to the orbit of the planets. His spectacular drawings and beautifully executed x-ray diagrams of human and animal anatomy gives us an insight into his observational genius by combining both art and science. One of his pioneering fields of study was in the nature and flow of water, drawing its turbulences and investigating its spiralling.
Like Viktor Shauberger, Leonardo was fascinated with this universal vortex movement that is also manifested in the blood that passes through the aortic valve of the heart, which Da Vinci drew and replicated with a wax model.
“Every part is disposed to unite with the whole, that it may thereby escape from its own incompleteness.” - Leonardo Da Vinci
Often described as the ‘first modern scientist’! To study the vast field of knowledge recorded in his notebooks is a tour de force into the mind of a true Polymath. He refused to take any natural phenomena for granted - his studies ranged from the movements of the dragonfly to the orbit of the planets. His spectacular drawings and beautifully executed x-ray diagrams of human and animal anatomy gives us an insight into his observational genius by combining both art and science. One of his pioneering fields of study was in the nature and flow of water, drawing its turbulences and investigating its spiralling.
Like Viktor Shauberger, Leonardo was fascinated with this universal vortex movement that is also manifested in the blood that passes through the aortic valve of the heart, which Da Vinci drew and replicated with a wax model.
“Every part is disposed to unite with the whole, that it may thereby escape from its own incompleteness.” - Leonardo Da Vinci
Da Vinci's Drawing of the aortic valve vortices
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