Vol 12 • Issue 4 April 2006

This enlightening chapter, originally written for Roy’s book, “Finding God In Physics,” was not included in the book published.

Common sense tells us that every beginning needs a beginner—a cause that also sustains its effect. Science requires an absolute relative unmoved mover for all relative motions—time from a timeless God. Time, as space-

time-gravity is the mysterious force that truly runs the universe. Were time to stop fl owing, the universe would disappear in a twinkling of an eye. Reading “Finding God in Physics” will set the stage for religious people to better understand how God created the universe, and for scientists to one day extract abundant free energy from the mysterious power of gravity. Did it all really begin with a big bang? Is time still fl owing, expanding out from the big bang, as they say, and if so, then how so? Moreover, who or what is the continued source of this fount? What is it that keeps time fl owing from just one explosive event, and when will time run out? Big bang proponent, British theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking said that time will eventually reverse, collapse back upon its origin, and implode inward towards its beginning by some unknown gravitational force. This, he says, will cause time to run backwards, assumedly carrying the universe with it, compressing it all back into one huge clump of hot infi nite density. If time is going to run backwards, will people rise from the grave and become young again, go back into their mother’s womb, folding into one another all the way back to the fi rst generation of men and women? Will humans telescope back into the primordial slime from which they supposedly emerged? Will the earth boil back into boiling lava, collapse, and fi nally compress with the rest of the universe into that big clump of infi nitely hot and small density—and then silence? Yes, they say, and I say to them, you have to be kidding! If time were to stop fl owing from its beginning, the entire universe would vanish in a twinkling of an eye. Everything—light, heat, stars, galaxies—would “pop” out of existence without so much as a puff—back into the frozen massless dimensionless solid of nothingness from whence the universe came, before God said, “Let there be...”

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n God Science and Free Energy from Gravity. -by Roy Masters

UGod Science and

Free Energy from Gravity

The universe came from what appears to be “nothing.” If it did derive from an exploding hot dense and infi nitely small mass, it begs an unanswerable question. With this book there is no need to guess the answer; systematically we shall back-engineer cause-and-effect to a startling uncaused other-dimensional cause. Common sense tells us that every beginning needs a beginner—the cause that also sustains its effect. Science requires an absolute relative unmoved mover for all relative motions. Presented here is a new theory that fl ies in the face of conventional scientifi c wisdom, which is, that time fl ows from another-dimensional origin, and in a sinusoidal fashion orbits around its beginner. Time, or more correctly, space-time, will be shown to be nonmaterial primordial energy from which the smallest particles of matter are spun out like little eddies in a stream of water. If there is time, there should be a timeless relative, a place of absolute rest, out of which the creation event fl ows—the precursor to time itself. From this pre-time force, is born simultaneously, all four forces of nature, gravity being the main focus of this writing. The universe is alive and infused with the perpetual fl ow of energy that, once proved empirically, will make science and religion inseparable. As important, we shall discover an abundant source of free energy for all. The very idea of a limitless energy source is a fantastic concept to most people, and yet, once proven, there is a more wondrous realization right behind such a discovery—an endless source of energy in the universe. What you are about to read takes Einstein’s theory one step beyond, in that it brings back the possibility of an ether fi eld. Einstein himself said if there were such a thing as ether, it would need to be nonmaterial —this researcher wholeheartedly agrees. What I am endeavoring to do here is what I’ve done before when writing on different subjects. I am again going on a journey of discovery, this time with you, to prove that anyone can be taught from their indwelling spirit, and I want you to come along. You be the judge as to whether it can be done or not. I want to show that it is far more joyful and meaningful to discover almost everything for oneself. Self-discovery is far superior to having one’s head stuffed like a sausage skin, ready to be regurgitated back to some pedigreed human mentor. Knowledge discovered possesses an extra-dimensional meaning—a life-force growth factor. Conventional learning or remembering does not inform us perfectly; rather it out-forms our character, often changing us into sleepwalking automatons. Life then is not so much a matter of conventional learning and memorizing bone-dry facts; it is more like remembering—rediscovering—what we have forgotten and then unfolding from the process of unearthing what lies hidden within, awaiting the inbreathing of every precious moment of awakening. Academic knowledge, while being intellectually similar, is like death warmed over by comparison—like eating dry straw. This is not to imply that we cannot acquire certain useful facts—indeed, we need both forms of knowledge, but we need to understand what we know. Ideally, it is preferable for knowledge to fl ow from the understanding of personal discovery. I have always known there is something seriously wrong with pressure rote learning, the way it robs people of vitality, and blocks the wonders of discovery. I’ve seen how it dulls minds and hearts with recorded messages, often of dubious value.

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Vol 12 • Issue 4April 2006

This work is about the magic of rediscovering; learning by way of an inner teacher, beyond the human counterpart. Share the joy and come with me if you will on this journey through both inner and outer space. See how such a path leads to the complete joy of knowledge and understanding. If this were not so, it would not be the quality of living knowledge (understanding) that we are seeking, and from which we ought to be remolded through our minds from within. Understanding is what the Declaration of Independence calls self-evident truth, testifying to all truths encoded in language, solidifi ed and sculpted in science and in creation. All education requires both forms of knowing least we become neurotic, lopsided and fi lled with intellectual arrogance. The trouble with language is that it is only one-dimensional. A computer can learn as well as people, maybe even better. A computer can speak, but can never understand what it says, nor ever experience the understanding that could make that computer human. With all the information in its memory, a computer cannot make true judgments. But human beings are unique; we are capable of two ways of receiving two sources of instruction. Whatever we know we can verify intuitively —that is, if our education has not numbed us to reality. It is as though we have two minds, one with an electrochemical capacity for absorbing facts—the fi nite mind that falls apart at the grave. The other mind is the observing entity; the enlightened consciousness with an infi nite capacity to fi lter out the superfl uous and hold fast to the path that is true. Beyond the observing thinker there is a third source, a presence that gives the thinker that quiet wordless knowing (without knowing why he or she knows). This is the mystery by which all who trust this knowing live, and is called faith. Ordinary knowledge—rote learning—enters our experience through our physical senses by way of a teacher. However, that special way of knowing, called intuition, can enter through our mind into our brain without benefi t of any educational sources whatsoever, just from that inner guide that wordlessly testifi es to the observing soul whether any fact presented to our senses is true or false. The intellect can not of itself know whether or not anything is true. Your consciousness, when enlightened, is gifted to discern wordlessly truth from falsehood. The ideal is for a noble teacher or parent to guide us with truthful language to the threshold of the wordless realm where we experience the sweetness of awakening—that “breath of fresh air” called understanding. Such experience is knowledge made alive. The spoken word should always bear witness to the self-evident wordless inner way, the knowing made alive that sets us free from the bondage to dry words. Life is not so much learning as it should be remembering what we were born to remember—recalling what we have forgotten, often because of academic pressures. The fruit of the poison tree (conventional knowledge) is fully capable of guiding us to that place within; alas, it is also capable of entangling and beguiling us, and becoming our only source of knowing. Herein lay terrible dangers. Too much of any kind of knowledge, too soon, emotionally imbibed, out-shouts common sense and puffs up the ego like a king cobra, and puts it to sleep to the reality that God has prepared for those that love him We are taught by various theologians, and read in the Bible, that there is a God, but that is something like living in a dark cave, reading about the sun by

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What I am endeavoring to do here is what I’ve done before when writing on different subjects. I am again going on a journey of discovery, this time with you, to prove that anyone can be taught from their indwelling spirit, and I want you to come along.

candlelight. You learn that the sun is round and warm and gives radiant light like the candle fl ame. So then, one day you leave that cave and experience the sun’s exhilarating warmth upon your skin and the fragrance and beauty of the fl owers and trees. What a difference from merely reading about it in a book. Reading about God is intellectually good, but not good enough—it is not complete. When true knowledge leads you to understanding, ordinary rote knowledge is no more—its job is done, the inner teacher takes over and remolds you through your mind from within. Psychologist Carl Jung said of this kind of complete knowledge, that to truly understand a problem, is to be divested of it. To truly experience the inner light is healing. Enlightened understanding is the ultimate behavior modifi er from within, at the same time giving new meaning and direction to science.n

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Ready...Set...Don’t Get Upset

All kinds of daily irritations keep alive and revive unpleasant memories which should have been long forgotten. If we dissolve the emotion, we no longer

have that problem, and our negative thoughts, deprived of emotional support, begin to dissolve. Nobody but you can overcome your problem. You have one because you allow people to trigger you emotionally, thereby giving their words and actions the power to direct you. You must learn to lead your own emotions. For the more you become emotionally upset, the less it takes to upset you the next time. The more you are infl uenced by the situation, the less you can lead yourself from the framework of reason. Tense, guilty and confused by your inability to control yourself or the situation, you resort to compensations and fall captive to compensatory illusions—your daydreams may become more real to you than the actual facts of the situation.n

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Letters from Listeners

Dear Sir, I thank God for you and for the understanding that makes every moment of life so meaningful. My life is becoming easier and fun to live. I am beginning to experience the peace of mind and happiness that comes about by having a better relationship with my creator, even though I have been meditating for 37 years, it seems like 37 seconds. I guess I have been a very stubborn and naughty boy and even though I am 60 years old I still feel like I am a little boy inside – a little boy that somehow got separated from his father’s hand, the hand that is now rearranging, reshaping my life, once again.

Thank you, Ignacio

Dear Dad, Ever since I started smoking again, I thought to myself, “I am going to be careful.” Not just careful to get caught, because if I were really that worried about it I wouldn’t have let anyone know. I wanted to be careful not to let myself get sucked in, because I know that can happen. I know that pot can make you feel comfortable being nothing. I think what actually was tempting me to do it, aside from the actual experience, was the temptation to prove you wrong. I wanted to try and be “the exception.” I wanted to be the one example of a person that could do both...smoke pot, and be a hard working, respectable individual. Pot in its own way, was part of my work ethic, because every day that I put in 8 hours of honest effort, I could think to myself, “I did this AND I smoke pot too.” But what I’ve come to see is that whether or not I like it, pot does effect me. It doesn’t affect me in the way you would think, like being lazy or rebellious, but it does always fi nd a way of screwing up my relationships with the people who love me most. Instead of working hard and thinking, “...and I smoke pot too,” I should have had the mind-set of, “I work hard and I don’t have any secrets. I can’t begin to wonder what will happen now. I could tell you that, yes, if you let me off this time I won’t smoke pot any more. But you don’t really have any reason to believe me, since I’ve done the whole... “I am sorry, I am sorry, I’ll never do it again” thing. This isn’t even that, because this experience was more of an experiment. I wanted to be the Exception, but this is where the test ends and my hypothesis is proven wrong; I can’t be the exception. I can either be Stoner Joe or Successful Joe. I choose success. I am not quitting because I fear the consequences. If I were really that into pot I would have just told you right away that I don’t want to live with you any more. It would be easier to smoke pot if I just moved out. But I am not that attached to it. In my attempt to prove you wrong, I ended up just proving that you were more right than I could have imagined, and if I look at the whole situation, being clean and letting you be right would have been much more rewarding than proving you wrong. I’m sure somewhere in the Bible it says something about not fi nding joy in others misfortune. That’s what I was looking for. Not joy in your misfortune, but joy at dominating your opinion with my intellect. But this is where I seem to fall right back where I should be. You were right, I was wrong. You’ve lived longer, you see more than I see; you are my father, I am your son.n

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Letters from Prisoners

Dear Mr. Masters, I’ve just now fi nished your article titled, “The Psychology of Racism” and although I did not cry any visible tears, there was something truly pent-up, then released somewhere…in my being or nature. The knowledge of just how much of life, love and God one can truly miss in an instant (of long-suffering), or in the endlessness of a moment or a lifetime makes me never ever want to experience another moment of “stress” or “resentment” ever in this life. Thanks, again! Not for just what you are teaching, but also for how well you put your point across to me. Very clear and concise.

Your Brother, Leon

Dear FHU, First I would like to thank Roy and the rest of the staff at the FHU. Lately I fi nd myself unable to stress, even though some part of me feels as though it has to. Others around noticed this change in me and ask how come I don’t stress. As though it’s normal to do so. They think that they must stress to overcome the pressures of their lives. I attempt to explain it to some people, but most of the time they are not ready to let go of their negative fueled energy. So I leave them to deal with it the best way they know how. I’m just thankful that their lifestyles have a far less severe effect on me. Once again thank you for showing me the path to living from within.

Thank you and God Bless, Shawn

Roy, Thanks for the New Insights newsletter. It’s been a long and diffi cult 7 years, but its also been life changing, thanks to the meditation and all of your wisdom and generosity. I know I have only written a couple of times and there is not excuse for that. The least I could do is write. It’s like you say, people get started off in the right direction and they don’t need you anymore and that’s what happened in my case. I only get to hear your program from time to time on WWVA because the reception is very poor here. Just knowing that you are still out there pointing people in the right direction is an inspiration to me. You probably have one of the most frustrating jobs in the world because I have seen fi rst hand how unwilling people are to see the truth about themselves. Thanks again for all you do and thanks to your wonderful organization. Your FHU does a great job and TRN is a great network.

Tommy

Dear Foundation, I wanted to say thank you not only for myself but also to tell you how much you have helped my father and, through him, my whole family. Thank God somebody knows what they’re talking about, as I make it a must to meditate daily. My thoughts no longer keep my mind captive and through giving up resentment I have more peace with myself. I have come a long way. I have always loved what is right, and the truth, although it is hard for me to explain to others about your message.I try, I know when I hear the truth and what Roy talks about is more then religion. It is life. I hope the good Lord will fi nd favor in me as he does in you.

May the God of Israel Bless You, Brian

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BRAINWASHINGBRAINWASHING

A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook of Psychopolitics

Introduction

The following treatise on communist brainwashing, which has been published and republished since the 1930’s, is an edited version of an actual textbook on Russian “psychopolitics.” It was used as a primer, here in America, to teach communist agents how to brainwash people, and, in fact, how to subvert entire populations. Is it possible that the disastrous discrediting of America’s values that has taken place over the last three decades has not been some sort of accident, but that it has been the deliberate development of an agenda? I leave the reader to determine that for himself. It is my hope that contemplating what is written here will help each individual, and ultimately our nation, to rediscover the moral principles that once made America shine so brightly, and hopefully will do so once again.

By Roy MastersAugust 16, 1991

CHAPTER IV

State Goals for the Individual and the Masses

Just as we would consider an individual to be ill, whose organs, each one, had a different goal from the rest, so we consider the individuals and the State to be ill where goals are not rigorously codifi ed and enforced.

There are those who, in less enlightened times, gave Man to believe that goals should be personally sought and held, and that, indeed, Man’s entire impulse toward higher things stemmed from Freedom. We must remember that the same peoples who embraced this philosophy also continued in Man the myth of spiritual existence. All goals proceed from duress. Life is a continuous escape from pain. Without the threat of punishment there can be no gain. Without duress and command there can be no alignment of bodily functions. Without rigorous and forthright control, the State can achieve no goals. Goals of the State should be formulated by the State for the obedience and concurrence of the individuals within that State. A State without goals so formulated is a sick State. A State without the power and forthright wish to enforce its goals is a sick State. When an order is issued by the Communist State, and it is not obeyed, a sickness will ensue. Where obedience fails, the masses suffer.

l Chapter IV State Goals for the Individual and the Masses

Part 4

l Introduction

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Psychopolitics remedies this tendency toward disaffection when it supplants and overrides the common persuasions of the immediate superiors of the person in question.

State goals depend upon loyalty and obedience for their accomplishment. When one discovers a State goal to be interrupted, one discovers inevitably that there has been an interposition of self-willedness, of greed, of idleness, or of rugged individualism and self-centered initiative. The interruption of a State goal will be discovered to have been the work of a person whose disloyalty and disobedience is the direct result of his own misalignment with life. It is not always necessary to remove the individual. It is possible to remove his self-willed tendencies in order to effect an improvement in the goals and gains of the whole. The technologies of Psychopolitics are graduated upon a scale that starts somewhat above the removal of the individual himself, concerning itself fi rst with the removal of those tendencies that bring about his lack of cooperation. It is not enough for the State to have goals. These goals, once put forward, depend for their completion upon the loyalty and obedience of the workers. These, engaged for the most part in hard labors, have little time for idle speculation, which is good. But, above them, unfortunately, there must be foremen in one or another position, any one of whom might be suffi ciently idle and lacking in physical occupation to cause some disaffecting independence in his conduct and behavior. Psychopolitics remedies this tendency toward disaffection when it supplants and overrides the common persuasions of the immediate superiors of the person in question.n

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