WRC is a living philosophy. As one develops inner sensory perception, Nature’s electric underbelly is exposed for all keen eyed observers. Electricity and electric current are difficult concepts to understand particularly when presented with never ending mathematically formulae purporting to describe our physical world. WR is keen for all students to bring his philosophy into … Read more
Steady on!!Now, that I have your attention, consider the following mindful experiment. Close your eyes an imagine a metronome or some device transmitting a single sound from directly in front of you. Your sense of hearing locates that sound and your brain confirms that the sound is located directly in front of you. There is … Read more
One of the most important lessons imparted by WR is that we all are intrinsically connected to one another, to the cosmos at large and to Source itself. Our modern, busy, materialistic world is constructed to appease our egotistic desires that we have lost touch with our own sense of ourselves. In fact, our modern … Read more
Stephen Hawkings greatest single achievement was simply living as long as he did. He died at the age of 76 having battled motor neurons disease for more than 50 years when the life expectancy for this condition was less then 5 years. He was a theoretical physicists and while had every right to develop his … Read more
When you observe the magician cutting the assistant in two, you know you are being tricked, though you may not fully comprehend the mechanics of the illusion.Your day to day experiences and observations of the world around you are hard wired into your cognitive perception. A skilled illusionist will play with that well understood hard … Read more
If only man would copy Nature more effectively he would learn to achieve ‘more with less’. Man’s electrical devices are very inefficient and do not multiply their effect much above a factor of 1 Imagine, building a road from Milan to Rome. Design protocols will usually dictate that the road will have a uniform width … Read more
Modern scientific understanding of the world is based to a large degree on Coulomb’s Law, namely, that opposites attract and like repels like. WR teaches that this perspective is incorrect and is out of harmony with the true nature of reality by 180°. Every sub-atomic particle, atom, molecule, plant, body, planet, sun, and galaxy has … Read more
WR describes how division of the light spectrum into red/blue halves form the underpinning of our perceived universe. The reds are assigned to the compressing, hot, positive side of perceived reality while the blues are assigned to the expanded, cold, negative side the the spectrum. All seems well to a point because we all tend … Read more
Imagine a piece of music which when played at the correct tempo (10 minutes) produce sounds with have rhythm, timbre, and soul which can induce an emotional response within the audience.If we now define this standard 10 minute piece of music as 1 unit of visible light. The notes comprising this piece of music appear … Read more
Relax, this is not a social comment 🙂 John Wheeler and later Richard Feynman promoted the idea that because electrons have the same properties (mass, charge) that those individual particles are in fact the same single electron. They even got paid for this work which only encouraged them to keep digging ! (One) Science assumes … Read more