What if the universe is a single, unified system governed by fundamental principles? In this episode, our AI hosts explore Walter Russell’s The Universal One (1926), where this self-taught artist and architect proposed a bold framework for understanding reality. Russell saw the universe as an expression of "Mind," with light as its creative force. He argued that everything - from atoms to galaxies - emerges from the dynamic interplay of two fundamental forces: electricity and magnetism, which he considered manifestations of this universal "Mind." Join us as we unpack Russell’s cosmogony, his laws governing these forces, and how his ideas bridge science, philosophy, and metaphysics. Whether you're curious about the cosmos or the deeper workings of reality, this episode offers profound insights into one of history’s most ambitious attempts to unify knowledge.