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Alan Masters leads this Sunday Conversation discussing our triggers. Alan asks why we only seem to get triggered for negative. Let’s get triggered for positive. “Somebody’s got to pull the trigger at some point to shoot a little bullet of love.”When we are weak, we need to reach out to Jesus. www.fhu.com

Classic Sunday Conversation with Roy Masters | Foundation of Human Understanding

Jan Masters hosts the Sunday conversation with input, stories, and experiences from the attending guests.

In the story of the Prodigal Son, Alan reflects on redemption. We have friends in our lives that don’t match up with our beliefs and morals. The hope is that if we choose to let the friendship go, they would grow and come back to us with a more truthful, spiritual and appreciative mindset.

Alan Masters leads this Sunday Conversation discussing how we must live our lives by making decisions with God’s guidance. Alan says, “God’s greatness and His glory can be achieved if we get our will and ego out of the way”.

Alan Masters leads this Sunday Conversation discussing the multitude of ways we are tempted, especially now that technology and A.I. have started to intervene.

Chuck Williams leads this Sunday Conversation discussing the many facets of love, and how it affects those who are closest to us. www.fhu.com

On this Sunday Conversation, Alan explains that as he sees the sin within, he’s able to shine a light on it and watch it flee. www.fhu.com

All of us are wearing a mask hiding our true selves in one way or another. Alan says that being pure of heart means that we need to let go of the outcome. He delves deeper into our relationship with Jesus, and reads passages from one of his father’s many books and emphasizes the importance of keeping Roy Masters’ words alive.

On today’s Perilous World Radio show. What is consciousness? Consciousness is the spark of life and is synonymous with the soul. Here are today's topics: • Path to the kingdom of heaven • Epidemic of Evil • Mind over matter • Evil is there • Embracing the abuser • Holes in the universe Please visit us at www.fhu.com to subscribe. Only $12.00 a month. Thank you for joining us today.

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We have an understanding that is deep within our souls. “When our conscious speaks to us (with the wordless words) and we follow it,” Alan says “that is our true journey toward home”. When we sin, the devil wants us to punish ourselves. Alan shares a personal dream of being confronted by God and asked how he pleaded. Alan admitted to God that he was guilty, and instead of God’s wrath, Alan’s revelation was that God’s punishment was His forgiveness. Jan shares her poignant insight.

On this Sunday Conversation, recorded on Mother’s Day, Alan asks, “What are you willing to give up to be closer to God?” With the pull of consumerism, the pull of fear, money, judgment, competition and all that keeps us from getting closer to God, at what point do we stop and go back to our center?

On this Sunday Conversation, Alan discusses how we need to look deeper at how we may be contributing to the hard times in our lives, mainly because we’re not being honest with ourselves about our faults. Alan says there is something magical and beautiful about being 100% honest with yourself, because at that point something changes. Also, a new friend of Alan, Jonathan, candidly talks about his struggles with mental health, over-medicating, and a broken health care system.

On this Sunday Conversation, Alan discusses that when we awaken from a long period of unconscious slumber, like believing the devil’s lies which keep us from living our true life, we start to seek truth and wisdom. Alan stresses the importance of meditation to let God handle our issues of the day. He says, “the only way to win the war is to not play the game”. Be Still and Know.

On this Sunday Conversation, Alan asks, “what happens to character and what displaces it?” The answer, evil. Alan compares our cell phones to the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. These devices have a hold on us in many ways and distance us from God. Alan says that it tests our obedience, our conscious and our character.

On Easter Sunday, Alan Masters addressed how some problems may lead to fixing other existing problems that we should have already dealt with. Are we positioned in the right way to fulfill the life that’s meant for us or are there issues we need to deal with first? Alan talks about the journey we all need to take which includes stepping out of our comfort zone. Are we living our purpose or are we holding back? www.fhu.com

Recorded on Roy Masters’ Heavenly birthday, Alan leads this Easter Sunday Conversation not only with reflections of Roy’s impact within the group, but with emphasis that if we are walking in the right light, we will be guided to the answers. During life’s trials and tribulations, with meditation we must have faith that God will provide the answer of what we are to do. Even though we must patiently wait spiritually, we must still move forward with courage. www.fhu.com

During a low point in his life, Alan was invited to go fishing with his employer at the time. What happened next was a lesson of a lifetime. www.fhu.com

Alan leads the Sunday Conversation discussing, Matthew 11:30, “ForMyyokeis easy andMyburden islight”, in which Jesus tells all who are weary and burdened to come to Him for rest.Alan says, “the teacher will appear when the student is ready” and teachers are everywhere in all things. God knows what we need and how much we can handle, and we must rely on His understanding of us.

Alan leads the Sunday Conversation questioning the purpose of life. He stresses how living in an uncomfortable state helps us to grow. He says, “when we are too comfortable we are slowly dying.” We must face the sensitive issues in our lives that keep us from moving forward, no matter how uncomfortable. With stories of funny life lessons, Alan says to look at your mistakes as opportunities. At the very core, discovering what it’s all about has got to be to find God.

Have you ever woken up one day and felt disenfranchised, not having the typical guidance through life to which you’ve become accustomed? This leaves you to choose your own way, however, many choose a destructive comfort instead. Many tend to shut out the truth behind our hardships instead of seeking God’s guidance. When we do something wrong, Alan says, “we must apologize with grace for the love of truth to be able to be set free.”

Many times we try to comfort ourselves from the thoughts and problems that plague us. Instead of being aware and facing our issues, we turn to unhealthy comforts, like cigarettes, food, or sex. Alan says, “the ego is the protector of the dark side and wants you to be attached to its pain. The truth doesn’t hurt, it sets you free. You must be willing to be vulnerable to get through it, and have faith in God’s plan for you. The more we choose consciousness, which is choosing God, the truth, the more the pain falls away.”

A woman in the audience asks, "why are we afraid of death?" Roy’s answer inspired Chuck Williams as he leads this Sunday Conversation. Chuck Williams looks deeper into resentment and how it forms a thick shell around our hearts until we find a way to peal away the layers to release the pain. Chuck says our egos can be addicted to resentment. Once our hearts are freed from our resentment we are able to feel peace and joy. Also, listen to Roy’s talk that inspired Chuck at the end.