idea

“Thinking is like a two-way pump which divides the QUALITY of that stillness into QUANTITIES of parts and sets them flowing” - Walter Russell

“Inspired man alone can create enduring things. To create we must first conceive. To conceive we must stop thinking and KNOW. All sensing must cease. There is no power in thinking. (…) We must become one with God to conceive idea in order to produce the form of that idea. A concept must precede its manifestation in form.” - Walter Russell

“Knowledge is the foundation of man's concepts. Thinking transfers concepts into product.” - Walter Russell

“Knowledge invites conception of idea in infinite variety.” - Walter Russell

The common music notation system has only a few different notes, but infinite possibilities for expressing musical ideas. Your knowledge seeks the musical expressions of: inspirational beauty, peace, consolement and other high principles.

“The product of idea is not the idea it simulates. Idea is cosmic and cannot be produced in matter. Idea must be conceived in the Mind before it can be simulated as product. Conceptions belong solely to the magnetic God-Light and never become matter.” - Walter Russell

“A lever, for example, moving upon its fulcrum, expresses the idea of power by motion, but the idea of power is in the still fulcrum source of power. It is not in the moving lever. The lever would be both powerless and motionless if it did not have the fulcrum from which to extend the simulation of power. (…) The printed poem is not the idea expressed in the poem. That printed poem has no meaning to anyone whose intelligence is insufficient to reflect the idea from the composer's mind to his own. No idea of mind ever becomes matter.” - Walter Russell

“All things are answerable in light. The universe is a tonal one, a dimensionless universe of light. All nature is a series of orderly tonal periodicities of the One force, assembled into the complex idea of thinking Mind, and registered in light, or matter, or energy in interchanging potentials, all of which are variable, yet comprehensible and measurable states of motion of the One substance.” - Walter Russell