To the One God, the universal One this book is humbly dedicated

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Such a consciousness can perceive there, with other eyes, that whieh the senses of man have no way of pereeiving.

For centuries, science has been searching for the WHY of things in matter and does not seem to realize that the WHY is not in matter at all, nor in space. Space is as much matter as planets are but of an opposite form, potential and purpose. There is something beyond the matter of galaxies and space which the senses cannot fathom but the consciousness can. Beyond that range lies the cause of it, the WHY of it.

In trying to awaken within man an awareness of the Source of all seienee and philosophy by knowing God's ways sufficiently to make them man's ways, Walter Russell has pictured the orderliness, the symmetry and the balance which all Nature expresses. He explains how Nature perpetually polarizes and depolarizes in its every expression, just as you do in your every action and in every second of your life in your brea things, but you are not aware of it.

The fulerum from which all power springs is KNOWLEDGE. When man has that omniscienee which is unfolding in cosmic man, he will no longer misuse, break or disobey God's law beeause of being unaware of it. He will command it because he will know the law. The "life and death" cycles of man and of the elements of matter do not vary. They are the same, for man's body is a compound of these elements.

The late Dr. Francis Trevelyan Miller (LITT.D.,LL.D.) Historieal Foundations, New York, wrote of Walter Russell's eontributions to seienee as follows:

"You have opened the door into the infinite—Science must enter. It may hesitate; it may engage in controversy, but it cannot afford to ignore the principles you have established which eventually will revolutionize man's concept of himself his world, his universe, and his human problems.

"You have done for us in this Twentieth Century what Ptolemy, Euclid, Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler did for their earlier centuries. But you have further penetrated all physical barriers and extended your discoveries into definite forms of the infinite law which created our universe and keeps it in operation with mathematical precision through the millions of years ."

Sir Oliver Lodge once said that the physicist's type of mind could never fathom the mystery of the universe, and the great story, if it ever came at all, must be "the great inspiration of some poet, painter, philosopher or saint."

Less than two hundred geniuses have appeared among men since the beginning of man, and not more than four or five highly illu mi ned mysties. To these we owe what eulture the world possesses today, yet our whole edueational system is opposing their development, and our soeiety as a whole is more apt to demean than to glorify them. It is most unfortunate that humans do not realize this sorry fact, for as long as man neglects to honor his geniuses who are engaged in the arts of peace and glorifies his "heroes" who are most proficient in the arts of war, the human race will continue to suffer the agonies of its own making.

This now ending Barbarie Age is peopled with God fearing men. The dawning Cosmic Age is being peopled with God-loving men. The coming race of men will know that love is all there is in God-nature and that the manifestation of love is all there is in the physical universe.

The Law of Love is rhythmic balanced interchange between all things. Upon the law of balanced interehange, this entire reeiprocal universe is motivated with sueh exaetness of balanee that astronomers can calculate the positions of planets and suns to the split seeond. In this wise, the universe is dependable. It observes the Law. It eannot do otherwise where God eontrols all things.

In Walter Russell's worldwide acclaimed book, THE SECRET OF LIGHT, is the following

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