"The antidote . . . is the power of awareness,
which grows out of a state of consciousness
in which one sees clearly
all things as they really are."

Your faithful and valiant LiveReal Agents,
fearlessly searching for truth, wisdom, and caffeine in modern America
to offer all four of our loyal and dedicated fans . . .

If you disagree with Roy Masters, call him up. He'll even pay for you to do it.

But then again, he says that few people have what it takes to actually do such a thing. And he's normally right about these kinds of things.

In our constant digging for practical, no-bull, street-smart, real-life wisdom,
we've come across one really interesting guy.

. . . a little-known, tough-talking, widely respected grandfatherly-type fellow (and well, actually a grandfather) living in the hills of Oregon. The name is Masters. Roy Masters.

"Yes, it is bright out here."

"After reading this book
(How To Conquer Negative Emotions),
you will not be the same.
It represents to psychology
what jet travel represents to the horse and buggy."
- Paul Bahder, M.D.

This take-no-prisoners thinker, writer, speaker, talk-show-host, lecturer, etc etc, in the tradition of "boot camp of the soul," is definitely a guy who pulls no punches and definitely, like it or not, "tells it like it is."

For those who can stand the heat (such as your trusty and self-promoting LiveReal Agents), they often find that what this guy is really saying, if you can hear it, is pretty incredible.

Of course, the controversy rages: some say Masters is nothing more than an old-fashioned guy out of tune with the times, others say he's a genu-ine healer who has literally saved their lives, some say he's the greatest psychologist alive on the planet today, others (including Masters) say he's not really a "psychologist" at all, some disagree with his politics and then stop listening to him altogether, some say he's a Christian and others don't quite know what he is . . . some say he really loves women and does it properly, others disagree . . . some say he's a brilliant, insightful, original thinker, others say he's nothing special . . . the debate keeps going . . .

So, your dedicated LiveReal team decided we'd better get to the bottom of it. And we've turned up some pretty interesting things.

So what have we found out? Well for one, Masters strikes up controversy wherever he goes, so well, we figure he must be doing something right. And for two, our experience has been noticing that almost everyone who hears him, for the most part, tends to either misunderstand him, or love him . . . we figured, at the very least, there's a need for some clarification.

Because he address the problems that everybody struggles with: from general fear and anxiety to marital problems, stress, family problems, irrational fears to eating disorders, depression to inferiority to loneliness to fatigue . . . and the list goes on.

One thing to note: if you disagree with him (and, if you've got the cajones to say so), well, call him up, and argue with him. He'll even pay for the call, with an (800) number, and then giving his advice for free (contrast with the normal $150/hour). That's what we call standing by what you say - it can't get much more fair than that.

One thing for sure: his subject matter is definitely worth looking into. Why? Because if what he says is even partially correct, then he is standing on the meeting point between Freudian thought and Christianity.

More Discussion Coming Soon

- or in true LiveReal fashion,

Check Him Out
Roy Masters' web site:


www.fhu.com

"For many, one hour with Roy Masters will be more beneficial
than years of traditional therapy."
- Clancy D. MacKenzie
Director, Philadelphia Psychiatric Consultation Service


"I was astounded to find how right-on his principles were
and how they filled in the gap I had always felt
was missing in modern medicine."
- Albert R. Mackenzie, M.D.