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The 100^th and 150^th year anniversaries of Dr. Walter Russell’s illumination and unfolding.

May 19^th, 1871, Walter Bowman Russell was born into the world.  His life was an extraordinary example of working knowingly with God (Source, Mind, Light, Truth, Beauty, Creator).  His mastery of the five fine arts - architecture, music, painting, poetry and sculpting were unparalleled.
 
This May 19^th, 2021, marks the 150^th anniversary of Dr. Russell’s birth.  To coincide with this special day is also the 100^th anniversary of the good Dr.’s full-on 39-day illumination, which began on May 13^th, 1921. 
 

Source - https://spaceweatherarchive.com/2020/05/12/the-great-geomagnetic-storm-of-may-1921/   
 
 
This solar event caused numerous disruptions in telegraph and communications the world over.  Accounts of the event were also recorded historically in newspapers and magazines.  Dr. Russell wrote down his 39,000 words of inspiration, which he would later name “The Message of the Divine Iliad.”  He shared part of this message for the first time with the world in “The Secret of Light” (1947), in order that mankind, whom he believed to be on the verge of a cosmic awakening, would embrace this message of which he was commanded to give this many years after his revelatory experience in 1921.  The Message was later published in two volumes, “The Message of the Divine Iliad” (Volume One (1948) and Volume Two (1949).
 
Together, he and wife Lao Russell, founded the University of Science and Philosophy on Dec. 2^nd, 1948, in order that through these two often ‘at odds’ vocations, the marriage of both would come to represent the possibilities of uniting mankind in furthering the moral movement began by the great poets, philosophers and authors of the Twilight Club back in the 1870’s.  This was to be an example of the unification of philosophy and science, which the Russell’s expressed would be a saving grace for mankind.  The Russell’s both saw the University of Science and Philosophy as the direct extension of the Twilight Club in order that this great moral movement would not disappear from the earth. 
 
Matt Presti
President, USP
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Painting of the Month:
Bubble Girl

This painting represents the rising of the feminine nature in humanity. History tells us that our proverbial fall from grace happened once we gave into the belief of good and evil and the diversionary thinking it spawns. The feminine nature will rise from the heart of humanity to grasp the essence of our divinity that will uplift all of mankind.
We currently do not offer prints of this oil painting. It is available for viewing at the Russell Museum.

Painting of the Month:
THE WAVE

This painting shows many wave systems within wave systems, thus illustrating the infinite regress of the basic mechanism of creation. Two sets of large vortex whirls are clearly visible side by side with their cathode planes running horizontally through the center of the painting; these cathode base planes are oval concentric circular patterns colored blue. These cathodes are fulcrums from which lever systems are projected as pairs of cones with the cathodes as shared bases (the fulcrums) and the cone apexes toward the top and bottom of the painting (the ends of the lever extensions). Male vortexes extend up, and female vortexes extend down from the centering cathode planes. The sexes can be distinguished by color: blue-green for the female and red for the male.
Locking points in the wave are revealed in the yellow anode points of gravitative preponderance. The spiral pattern of all movement is depicted in every stroke of this painting. While the painting is alive with movement, it also possesses the elements of serenity and stillness. The background blue color contrasts with the reds and yellows and contributes to the overall effect of soft, powerful, serene movement.