Product DescriptionThe Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe is a popular inspirational work by author Glenn Clark. The focus of this work is the life of Walter Russell. Russell was not merely an artist, architect, sculptor and a controversial figure in both physics and cosmogony but he was also the individual who coined the term New Age. This biographical account of a man who was extremely accomplished in different fields yet didn't even finish the 8th grade. Walter Russell's secret to tapping the Universe's secrets are revealed in this inspirational work that has motivated readers for many years. Are you prepared to learn and tap into these secrets? The Man Who Tapped the Secrets of the Universe is highly recommended for those who are looking for a book which is practically guaranteed to both inspire and motivate.
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Rating: - Great introduction into the life of a man who lived the Secret
I was given this book by a friend who knew my keen interest in learning about people who lived a great life as an example to others of the potential within us all.
This little 55 page book doesn't go into too much details of the life of Walter Russell, it touches upon his accomplishments and success in all areas of his life and leaves out dwelling on any suffering he went through to accomplish great things but it does talk about HOW he did it.
Rating: - Uneducated, illiterate nonsense
This little booklet is basically a rehash of the same insane nonsense that L. Ron Hubbard attempted to spew when Hubbard was doped to the gills on illegal narcotics and alcohol. Nothing that the author writes is even remotely scientific, testable, or falsifiable. All the book contains is endless outrageous stupidity and cynical commercial appeals to gullible, ignorant people.
I acquired my copy of the booklet at my local public library where the book had been donated and the library ... Read More
Rating: - Wheel of Fortune or a Man who was chosen.
This book is inspirational, but lacks spirit connection. Mr. Clark basically wrote a bio about Mr. Russel Walter who was chosen to reveal incredible gifts from God. The book's composition gave me the impression that Mr. Walter's meditations reveal the secrets of the universe - everything stems from lightwaves. His reasoning for his talents (without books) bears witness to the inner self (Universal Intelligence). On a different page, he gives humble references and praise to famous Americans like ... Read More
Rating: - Slim, powerful and balanced thoughts
I've just finished rereading this book for the third time.
I was drawn to it again when challenged to create my "vision" for my business and life.
If you are a results-oriented type person, then you will like this book because: Russell was: musician, professional skater, sculptor, artist, writer, architect (designed several NY buildings), RE developer, philosopher, etc.
If you are a deep-thinker, connected to the Higher Source type of person, then you will ... Read More
Rating: - He Lived "The Secret"
Walter Russell lived a MOST AMAZING life. He knew "The Secret" innately, it appears. He seemed to move effortlessly through life persuing his dreams successfully and unselfconsciously, achieving all that he desired. Inspirational.
- Great introduction into the life of a man who lived the Secret
- Uneducated, illiterate nonsense
- Wheel of Fortune or a Man who was chosen.
