The Royal Arsenal, Woolwich
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Roy Masters is a pioneering figure in human understanding, dedicated to exploring and harnessing the inner power of individuals. His journey began in childhood, sparked by a fascination with the power of suggestion and hypnosis. Masters resolved to redirect this force toward positive ends, aiming to help people overcome stress and negative influences. His extensive career spans over five decades of counseling through his internationally syndicated radio show, offering listeners profound wisdom and healing. Through his Foundation of Human Understanding, lectures, books, and digital media, he has impacted millions worldwide, while also maintaining an active interest in advanced scientific concepts like physics and cosmology.
The book explores the transformation of Australian sport throughout the 20th Century, contrasting the innocence and sportsmanship of earlier times with today's competitive, profit-driven landscape. It reflects on iconic moments, such as John Landy's act of sportsmanship, questioning whether modern athletes would be celebrated or criticized for similar actions. Through a critical lens, Roy Masters examines the impact of commercialization, rivalries, and performance-enhancing drugs, urging readers to reconsider the values and integrity of contemporary sports.