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Renowned radio hosts Alan Masters and Jan Masters delve into the topic of self-improvement on their popular show, Perilous World Radio. They emphasize the importance of committing yourself fully to any task you undertake, utilizing all of your abilities, knowledge, and strength. The duo also highlights the concept of transcending one's primal nature and striving towards a higher version of oneself. Jan mentions that while we are born with animalistic tendencies, the spirit nature within us guides us towards the light or the darkness, depending on our choices Alan talks about an approach where he sheds his intellect, i.e., knowledge and intellectual abilities, to enable a divine force to fill him with something beyond his intellectual capabilities. By removing his worldly coat of armor, Alan believes that he can enter into the unknown, where he can receive divine knowledge and wisdom. He explains that this process requires faith and a willingness to let go of the need for intellectual understanding. This approach can lead to a much better way of living life. The Battlefront Counterattack segment is returning with Colonel Monaco from Patriot Outreach and Chaplain Jack Le Roy. They will be discussing the topic of Propaganda and how it attacks our sensibilities. They will also be addressing the issue of how some elements in our society are trying to strip God from our culture, which is a violation of our laws and morals. Thanks for listening and watching. We look forward to having you all on our show again tomorrow for more Perilous World Radio.

During today's Perilous World Radio show, Alan Masters and special guest Chuck Williams discussed the profound impact of one's spiritual journey through life. Alan emphasized the importance of being both a student and a teacher, and approaching life with humility. Chuck, a former teacher himself, shared how his passion for chemistry led him to create an environment that encouraged children's natural curiosity. It's a reminder that when we follow our passions and embrace the role of both student and teacher, we can create a ripple effect of positive change in our world.

Alan and Jan Masters are the hosts of the Perilous World Radio show, where they discuss how biblical laws and principles provide a solid foundation for nations. Jan shares a powerful scripture, 2 Chronicles 7:14, which reminds us that if we humble ourselves, pray, seek God's face, and turn from our wicked ways, He will hear us, forgive us, and heal our land. The great Carl Jung once said that the deep critical thinker has become the misfit of the world because their ideas awaken people. But we must not let this divide us as a people. Alan and Jan's relationship shows us that we can still have differing opinions but agree on the values and principles that matter. America is suffering because she has abandoned her foundational beliefs. But we can still come together, humble ourselves, and seek God's face. Let us be a people of unity and hope, knowing that with God's help, we can heal our land.

Alan and Jan Masters discuss the profound meaning behind Paul Simon’s song, “Slip Sliding’ Away”. Jan says that wherever you are there is growth to be had. “You need to grow where you’re planted.” When you’re inclination is to run from an uncomfortable situation, sometimes God is trying to have you face it so you can grow and move on to what God has in store for you. www.fhu.com

Today is a special day as it's Friday and the hosts for the Perilous World Radio show are Alan and Jan Masters. During the show, Alan shares some inspiring quotes such as "My intuition is so strong that I not only know who I am, but I also know who you are, too" by an anonymous author, and "Concentrate on every minute on doing what's in front of you" by Marcus Aurelius. Throughout the show, Alan and Jan discuss the importance of having moments of insight, also known as "aha moments", where you learn something new that can be applied to your life, making it more fulfilling and meaningful. Alan also quotes Julius Caesar, who once said that it is easier to find men who will volunteer to die than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience, reminding us that true strength lies in perseverance. Jan reads from, “Ambition, Pressure, Suffering” by Roy Masters, “When you wait patiently without anxiety you will lose your guilt and fear yes even though someone dear to you may suffer you intuitively know that it is now God's responsibility, not yours you trust his in his judgment rather than your own and through that faith comes patience and patience does its perfect work through you so that you become whole lacking nothing. Faith, Hope, and Love is what we all need. Until next time, please visit us at www.fhu.com for the meditation exercise and to subscribe. See you all next week.

Welcome back to the Perilous World Radio show. Our hosts today are Alan Masters and Mike Jones. It's evident that the media is feeding us propaganda. They kick off their show with a powerful clip of Jordan Peterson testifying in Congress, highlighting the growing issue of our human rights being violated on multiple levels. It's high time we face the uncomfortable truth that the government seeks to exert control over us, ranging from our social score to identity slavery. "I suggest that we seriously consider changing our lives. We can't just continue to sit back and watch people suffer. The problem is that we don't want to accept the reality of what is happening in our country. We need to face the truth. “says Alan.

Today's Perilous World Radio show is hosted by Alan Masters and his wife Jan Masters. In the show, they emphasize the importance of understanding the true meaning of the words we use in our lives. Using words without truly comprehending their meaning can lead us astray. Alan shares an aphorism from his father, Roy Masters, which emphasizes the significance of "Wisdom Unapplied". The message is clear: if we read something and blindly latch onto it without fully understanding it, we may end up making poor choices. So let's take a step back and ensure that we truly understand the meaning of the words we use in our lives. The concept of the mind and its connection with either God's nature or the nature of sin is but a fine line. When our mind is plugged into God's nature, we can receive insights that align with His programming and purpose for us. On the other hand, if our mind is plugged into the nature of sin, our thoughts can deceive us, much like the serpent in the garden, and the spirit of sin can speak to us through our imagination. Therefore, it is important to have a true understanding of God's purpose for us, and to be still and connected with Him, in order to avoid being talked to through the spirit of sin. Today we have the Battlefront The Counterattack Segment with Colonel Monaco and Civil Rights Attorney Rees Lloyd. Today’s topic is that the VA finally admits it processes illegal aliens’ medical claims for ICE, while over a million Veterans (1,048,765) are waiting for staff to process their claims; this is appalling; what say you? They are asking for everyone to support the “No VA Resources for Illegal Aliens Act. Thank you for joining us today, don’t forget to visit us at www.fhu.com and subscribe to get access to Roy Masters teachings

Alan Masters is hosting the Perilous World Radio show alone today, and he wants to make one thing clear: keeping your word is an essential aspect of basic decency. What matters most in life are often the little things, and your word is one of them. So, if you give someone your word, you better keep it. "Small things can offer us significant opportunities for growth and learning, provided we remain open to them. It's essential to keep negative thoughts at bay, as they can breed uncertainty and confusion. Staying composed and centered can help us make informed decisions about what is truly important and worth our attention."

Recorded on Easter Sunday, Alan discusses how not to fall prey to many manmade traditions created for a day called Easter. www.fhu.com

Welcome back to Perilous World Radio show, Alan and Jan Masters discuss how the world grapples with an identity crisis! We are all connected and yet, somehow, disconnected at the same time. It's like we're all playing some kind of bizarre game of "catch," where something of ourselves is always being thrown at others, and something from them is always coming back at us. And unfortunately, this back-and-forth is leading us to despair and a sense of hopelessness. Consider this scenario - when two individuals interact, the dynamics can take a dark turn. One person naturally assumes a dominant role, which, over time, can escalate into a source of irritation, then oppression and ruthless control. The person who was once a friend or equal is now a victim, trapped in a role they never asked for. And, before they realize it, both parties are engulfed in a sea of guilt and anxiety. This is where organizations like the Foundation of Human Understanding step in - to guide us through the intricate dynamics of human relationships. Their mission goes beyond psychology, aiming to equip us with profound knowledge and understanding of our human nature. So, the next time you're struggling with a problematic relationship, remember that you're not alone. We all face these same challenges every day. It's up to us to learn from our experiences and strive for better connections with those around us and, ultimately, with our creator.

Understanding that maintaining one's integrity can be a difficult task, especially when faced with the temptation to engage in sinful behavior. On the latest episode of Perilous World Radio, Alan Masters and Jan Masters discuss this very topic with great empathy. They acknowledge the fact that our choices can become habits and the people we surround ourselves with can have a significant impact on our decisions. Throughout the episode, Alan and Jan delve into the complexities of this topic and offer valuable insights into how one can maintain their integrity while not engaging in sinful behavior. They bring a sense of empathy and understanding to the conversation, acknowledging the difficulties that many people face when struggling with this issue. If you're struggling with this issue, their insights might be helpful in navigating this challenging situation. "How do we deal with adversity? With courage, dignity, grace, and love. We must face it head-on, with all the strength we can muster, and show the world our unwavering spirit. Even when we encounter those who are wrong, we should not hate them, but instead, allow them to learn from their mistakes. We were all once in that position, and it takes time to learn and grow. Remember, when we plant the seeds of love and kindness, God will use them to help us overcome any challenge."

"Is the life you are living wrong?" This is the question that the host of today's Perilous World Radio show, Alan, wants to help you answer. He guides you on a journey of self-discovery as you realize that you may be far from where you want to be in life, with your family, children, boss, or church. However, it's never too late to make a change. This morning, Alan found a short but powerful conversation on our website about dealing with intimidation. Most of us don't know how to handle adversity, but we must learn to face it. We should not let it hold us back from achieving our dreams. The unfair challenges we face every day can make our lives unsustainable, but we must remain strong. Thankfully, more people are waking up to see it and are taking control of their lives. How do we find our way back to our true understanding, that the simplest, most beautiful thing that you can find is the true version of you? "Sometimes we need someone to pick us up and help us wake up to the world around us. If we are able to do this for ourselves, then we can help others, whether it's our friends, family members, or children. We should be ready to offer them support and guidance, lowering the rope to help them pull themselves up to a higher level of consciousness and understanding. This is the foundation of human understanding, and our website - foundationofhumanunderstanding.com - is dedicated to helping people find their way back to themselves and ultimately to God."

Welcome, everyone, to the Perilous World radio show, hosted by Alan Masters and Jan Masters. In today's episode, Alan talks about the importance of keeping your word and showing respect. When you make a promise or give your word to someone, they trust you to follow through. However, if you fail to keep your word, it can lead to disappointment and a breakdown of trust in the relationship. This can ultimately result in the loss of mutual respect and a sense of caring for one another. Letting go of hatred, anger, and resentment is crucial for a happy and fulfilling life. These negative emotions can slowly drain our energy, leaving us feeling exhausted and unhappy. It is important to understand that holding onto grudges, especially due to past traumas, can have a significant impact on our mental and emotional well-being. Forgiveness is the key to unlocking a more peaceful and content life. Though it may not be easy, it is essential to let go of the past and move forward with a heart full of love and understanding. So, why not take the first step towards a brighter future by letting go of any negative emotions and embracing forgiveness? You deserve to live a life filled with happiness and positivity. Embrace our heavenly father, embrace faith. .On today’s Battlefront segment, Master Sergeant Franco Webb talks about the recent slain New York City Police officer and the known criminal who should have been in jail, what is happening to our justice system. "Have you ever taken a moment to consider what you stand for and the legacy you will leave behind? Alan strives to become the person that God designed you to be. By working on yourself daily and asking why, you can lead a fulfilling life of service and inspire others to do the same."

Happy Heavenly Birthday, Roy Masters. Welcome everyone to Perilous World Radio. Today, our host Alan Masters will share with us some of his father's early works, including extracts from Roy’s book "How Your Mind Can Keep You Well" and a pamphlet that was transcribed from Roy’s radio calls. Alan believes that true character cannot be faked. The truth is the truth, regardless of its source. Even if someone is trying to use a scripture from Jesus, you still need to be careful because just because someone delivers a nice line doesn't mean they are honest. Life is truly beautiful, but pain and suffering seem to surround us everywhere. It's unfortunate that much of it is self-inflicted. Alan recently came across a quote from Mahatma Gandhi that really resonated with me. He talked about the seven blunders of the world that lead to violence. These are: wealth without work, pleasure without conscience, knowledge without character, commerce without morality, science without humanity, worship without sacrifice, and politics without principle. " These principles belong to God, and no individual or church can claim ownership over them. They are God's truth, and their authenticity is self-evident. Alan shares that he is grateful to his father, who sacrificed his life to serve thousands of people. He could have been wealthy and famous, but he chose to be a liberator of souls. And now, it's my turn to continue his legacy." If you want to learn more about Roy Masters, please visit us at www.fhu.com and subscribe. Thank you all for being a part of our family.

Alan Masters and Jan Masters host today’s Perilous World Radio show. The duo discuss how every day, we all face challenges and uncertainties that can leave us feeling lost and hopeless. But we can find our way back on the right path by inviting God into our lives. Without God's guidance, we are at the mercy of our own egos, pride, anger, and pleasure. We may think we know what's best for us, but in reality, we are heading in the wrong direction. When we are conscious of God's presence in our lives, we can experience a sense of peace and purpose. We can find the strength and courage to face our challenges and overcome our fears. Whether it's through meditation, prayer, or a simple walk in nature, we can connect with God and feel his love and support. Sometimes, God speaks to us in unexpected ways. We may feel a sudden conviction in our hearts or a sense of clarity that we can't explain. It's important to recognize these moments and thank God for showing us the way. When we trust in God and follow his guidance, we can find true happiness and fulfillment. So, if you're feeling lost or uncertain, turn to God. Open your heart to his love and let him show you the way. With God's help, you can overcome any obstacle and live a life of purpose and meaning.

On this Easter Sunday, Alan talks candidly about coming to terms with our own sins and learning from them. www.fhu.com

Alan Masters will be hosting the "Good Friday's Perilous World" radio show again, and you don't want to miss it! During the show, he will discuss how a couple of conversations have affected his relationships with some people, and his thoughts on life and how he is living it at present. One of the most intriguing topics that will be discussed is the purpose of life. Alan believes that many people are unhappy with their lives because they lack a relationship with their creator. As we approach Easter, let's take a moment to reflect on the sacrifice that God made for us on the cross. It's unfortunate that most people only remember this sacrifice on these specific days and then forget about it for the rest of the year. Tune in to Alan Masters' radio show to be inspired and reminded of the true value of life, and to reflect on your own purpose. Don't miss out on the opportunity to deepen your connection with your creator and enrich your life with meaning and purpose.

Diane Masters is hosting today's episode of the Perilous World Radio show. The topic is "waking the woke." Diane believes that the "woke" have lost touch with reality, and common sense has become a thing of the past for them. She believes that certain individuals have been manipulated and influenced to adopt certain beliefs or behaviors, and she wants to discuss this topic on a show. Diane shares that her father, Roy Masters, wrote a book titled "The Hypnotic State of America," highlighting how susceptible people are to misinformation and how easily they can be hypnotized. She believes that recognizing the truth is the key to liberation.

Welcome back, folks, to this episode of Perilous World Radio. Today's show is hosted by none other than the formidable Diane Masters, who wants to dive deep into the topic of fear. Fear is a powerful emotion that has the potential to control us, but Diane is here to remind us that we have the power to overcome it. Through her own journey, she has learned to replace her fear with faith and become a stronger person for it. So let's listen up and learn how to conquer our fears like the boss that we are! Don’t forget to visit us at www,fhu.com and subscribe, we appreciate your continued support.

Jan Masters and Mike Jones host today’s Perilous World Radio show. The topic of discussion is America and where it’s going. The foundation is being eaten away at, from the schools brainwashing our children to the entertainment industry demoralizing culture and values. What is happening in front of our eyes as our country seems to be split in two? Everyone is being challenged to take a side, and Jan feels you need to choose a side and that people with faith need to make a stand. We’d like to invite you to visit us at www.fhu.com. For just $12.00 a month, you can access Roy Masters' teachings, conversations, and more.

Classic Sunday Conversation with Roy Masters filmed 4/3/2016 www.fhu.com

Welcome everyone to the Perilous World Radio show. Today, Alan Masters and his lovely co-host Jan Masters are here to close out the week with us. Alan starts the conversation on the topic of "Being Violated." He explains that there are different levels or degrees of violation and shares a personal experience where he and a friend had items stolen from them, one of which had great sentimental value. Alan advises not to allow the thieves to steal more from you by holding onto the upset and hurt of losing something important. It’s the memories associated with the item that can never be taken from you. The dynamic duo goes on to talk about “The Spirit Behind the Words.” The secret to many things is learning how to control your emotions and thoughts. It's like having a stallion that needs to be bridled, otherwise, it can be dangerous. If you don't control your thoughts, it can lead to some unwanted outcomes. Alan shares a meme that perfectly describes this situation. It goes like this: 'I like to be alone with my thoughts because no one else needs to be a part of that nonsense'." Thank you all for being a part of our eco system. Until next time, have a great weekend.