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This excerpt is the introduction from the "Atomic Suicide?" podcast.

Narration by David Gibbons
Visuals by Ramu Shages
Music by Nathan Porter

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Walter Russell entered what he called his “full illumination” for 39 days and nights in 1921. He received all the knowledge that he would spend the rest of his life revealing to mankind. He was “told” during that time that he should not release any of his new understandings for ten years. However, he published The Universal One in 1926 (five years early) and sent this scientific treatise to the nation’s leading scientists. He expected to change the way we understand science. In that book, he identified the trans-uranium elements – the elements beyond uranium on the Periodic Chart of Elements. He explained their function in Nature, deep below the surface of the earth – among other things, the radiations from these elements break rock down into soil. He gave a strong warning, however, not to ever bring these elements to the surface of the earth because their radiations destroy life and could eventually, if misused, destroy all life on the planet. He expected that this was warning enough. These elements were finally “discovered” many years later, though he was given no credit for originally defining them, even predicting their exact atomic weight. His warning wasn’t heeded, and the atomic bomb was developed and dropped on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945. Would this have happened had he waited the prescribed number of years to release this information? Russell felt some responsibility for this, so he and Lao released "Atomic Suicide?" in 1957, to help the world understand the dangers of using radioactivity.