Walter Russell – Universal Mind & Cosmic Energy

Описание: Walter Russell's concept of Universal Mind and Cosmic Energy forms the foundation of his philosophy and cosmology. He presents a universe driven by an intelligent, living force, rather than a mechanical, materialistic system. His ideas challenge conventional science and align more with metaphysical and spiritual perspectives.

Universal Mind: The Source of Creation
Russell's Universal Mind is an infinite, intelligent, and conscious force that pervades all existence. It is the divine intelligence behind all creation, similar to how many spiritual traditions describe God. Key aspects of his concept include:

Mind as the Cause of Motion: He rejects the idea of a dead, mechanical universe and asserts that Mind is the fundamental reality, while matter and energy are mere expressions of it.
Creative Expression through Thinking: The Universal Mind manifests the cosmos through thought-waves, which shape matter and energy into various forms.
Oneness and Unity: All things in the universe are connected as expressions of the One Universal Mind. Everything in creation is an extension of this intelligence.
This aligns with biblical and metaphysical concepts, such as Genesis 1:1, where God spoke the world into existence, echoing Russell’s idea that all reality emerges from divine thought.

Cosmic Energy: Motion and Rhythmic Balanced Interchange
Russell describes Cosmic Energy as the dynamic force that animates the universe. It operates through a fundamental principle he called rhythmic balanced interchange, which governs the flow of energy and matter. Some key ideas:

Duality and Polarity: He emphasizes the interplay of positive and negative forces, akin to the Yin-Yang principle. These polarities drive the universe's cycles of motion.
Light as the Essence of Creation: Russell teaches that all things are made of light waves, and what we perceive as matter is simply concentrated light energy.
The Electric Universe: He proposes that all motion, energy, and even consciousness operate through an electric process, opposing the purely mechanical view of science.
Relation to the Bible
Russell’s teachings share similarities with biblical concepts:

John 1:1-4: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God." – This aligns with his idea that all creation comes from the conscious Universal Mind.
Colossians 1:16-17: "For in Him all things were created... in Him all things hold together." – Suggests a unifying intelligence similar to Russell’s Universal Mind.
Bridging Science, Spirituality, and Mental Science
Russell’s ideas blend scientific principles (wave mechanics, electromagnetism) with spiritual wisdom and mental science, much like Thomas Troward’s view that the mind influences reality.