Perilous World Radio 08/18/22

David Masters and Mike Jones host today’s Perilous World as hypnosis is today’s topic. Showing people how easy it is to be hypnotized, and how to wake up is on David’s agenda. “All things can be seen clearly, you have to rediscover the power of your mind, if you do that you will learn never to be deceived”, words from their heavenly co-host, Roy Masters. “You see things others direct you to,” says David.

“It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth. What truth? That you are a slave, like all others, born into bondage, born into a prison, a prison for your mind.” A clip from the movie, Matrix. David explains that if you don’t see it for yourself then you are taking someone else’s word for it.

David introduces another clip, of Ben Kale, a world-renowned hypnotist, explaining how most hypnotists don’t understand what hypnosis is. However, Roy Masters understood it. Convincing the subject that the hypnotist has control over them. The power of belief says, David. Most of us live in a fog of hypnotic influence. “I shall command, and you shall obey”, from the 1944 movie, the Return of Vampire, sums up David’s point of view as to how easy it is to hypnotize someone. Mike and David agree that emotions such as anger and fear, render us highly suggestible. 

 “Many experts agree that digital propaganda is an effective way to manipulate people’s thoughts, feelings, and beliefs.”, a clip from America’s Book of Secrets, an amazing documentary, as David reiterates how everything is surveilling us now. If you have the “firewall”, which is the Be Still and Know meditation exercise, it helps keep the influences from leading you down a pre-planned trajectory. The trajectory is to fall under the influence of some form of external control, that leads you away from your creator. 

David plays another clip from America’s Book of Secrets documentary that talks about the project MK Ultra, a mind control technique program run by the CIA in 1953. A form of espionage at the end of the Korean War. They used unwilling subjects that were considered “disposable” such as prisoners, and drug addicts. Chemicals, LSD, electromagnetics, and whatever they wanted to play with were used to create mind control patsies, for interrogations, and to force confessions.

As the gentlemen close today’s show, David reminds everyone that the Be Still and Know meditation exercise can be found at www.fhu.com.