If you're a truthseeker, a fan of sacred geometry - origins - fractals - understanding reality, God/Creator/etc, Science, Art/Math and Tesla - you might be very interested in watching this 30 minute video.
The video itself is based off the work of scientific/philosophical genius Dr. Walter Russell (May 19, 1871 – May 19, 1963) . This guy was someone who conversed with the likes of Nikola Tesla. And like Nikola Tesla his work was hidden/smothered for decades due to his contributions in science and philosophy.
If you want to learn about him more, listen to my recent podcast interview with the president of the University of Science and Philosophy.
What I want to present to you in this blog is a video I tried to show in another blog of mine, but it wasn't very clear about what's in the video. I'm in no way trying to click bate you, folks. This is something I really feel people need to watch, and be inspired by. If you're into any of the things I mentioned above - you will be impressed and may want to look further.
The video in this blog is by Hannah Van Houcke. Here is the video description for you:
Civil Engineer Construction / Architect (Master of Science Degree in Engineering and Architecture) / Specialized in Urban Design and Planning. Became very interested in the work of Walter Russell about 3 years ago, after reading "A New Concept of the Universe," and started an intensive personal study of all available Russell material. Hannah has advanced experience in 3D modeling, visualization techniques, graphic and web design. The software she uses is especially for architectural and engineering design that gives a certain kind of graphic result. New visualizations of the Russell teachings require a new language and deeper understanding of geometry which make it easier to grasp some of the concepts. Her work on Russell's material is a marriage between the rhythmic thinking of an artist and the mathematical precision of scientific thinking. Hannah also serves on the USP Science and Research Committee.
Here are some of the clips to give you a clue of how impressive this animated video is:
I did not make this video. Links and more are on the video source. I will let you know that at the very beginning the animation you see as an intro to the video is something I made for USP, for which I had the honor of creating.
Finally, here is the video. Enjoy.
Steem on!
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