He describes a woman as a map, urging you to read her longitude and latitude. He says our bodies are just machines that express the thoughts flowing through us, powered by a universal energy that comes from a greater source. He also calls knowledge a cosmic force that we gradually discover.
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Walter Russell was a philosopher from the United States, best known for Side Lights on the Orient.
Quick Facts About Walter Russell
Born
May 19, 1871
Died
May 19, 1963
Nationality
United States
Profession
Philosopher
Notable works
Side Lights on the Orient
Spouse
Lao Russell
About Walter Russell
He wrote extensively on scientific topics, but his ideas did not receive much attention from scientists.
