Madmen and Geniuses

<p>Madness or genius? <br>This question is key to understanding Walter Russell's life and the legacy he left behind.</p><p>In 1921 Russell waking from a 39-day trance wrote down the secret laws of the universe. He sent these lines to the brightest minds of the time; 499 of them scoffed but Tesla only divined the same secrets. Keep them for a thousand years Tesla said for humanity is not yet ready.</p><p><em>Madmen and Geniuses </em>transports you back to the pages of those notebooks to the flickering light of stars and to the darkest corners of the human soul. <br>Throughout the novel you'll witness the journey of an artist a scientist and a visionary: from the dusty shelves of oblivion to the present day and from there to the brink of the apocalypse.</p><p>This book is not just a biography; it is also the story of humanity's struggle to rediscover its own rhythm. Because Russell's words still resonate with us today:</p><p><strong>The universe is a thought.</strong></p><p>Now it's your turn. Open these pages listen to the rhythm. Perhaps you'll be the one to discover the boundary between madness and genius.</p>