What do exist is human potential, and that human potential is nurtured much more in other practices than with the Scn Tech.
Exactly!
And what do exist in OT's potential is uncovered successfully with scientology tech.
What do exist is human potential, and that human potential is nurtured much more in other practices than with the Scn Tech.
Exactly!
And what do exist in OT's potential is uncovered successfully with scientology tech.
It is not a matter of understanding what a Clear or OT is.
LRH created those words and LRH defined them, and as defined by LRH they do not exist. Period.
You may have your own idea of what a Clear is, you may be Clear yourself and feel good - but your state does not correspond to what LRH defined and sold.
Clears and OTs as defined by LRH do not exist.
Also, my conclusion is that the lack of result in Scientology mean that there are more lies than truths in the subject. Really.
If your goal is to exteriorize you may have more success with the Monroe Institute that with the OT levels. What scientology has gave me is a big harm to my dynamics caused by the cultish mindset and outright lies said by Co$ and by LRH, and a false knowledge and sensation of "knowing all the answers" that do not bring anywhere but in a state of self delusion.
Per my experience Scientologists are very weak and inefficient and unfree people. Free people outgrow the limits and lies of Scientology.
“It is simply not true that we are trapped in this universe. There is no way out of this trap for the simple reason that it wasn’t a trap in the first place. Therefore, any sign-post that purports to point to "the way out of the trap" must either be meaningless or else point the way into a trap.” ― from Letter to a Scientologist by Per-Olof Samuelsson
They do not exist FOR YOU. FROM YOUR view point.
"A person will never be free from Scientology if they use Scientology to explain Scientology - they will always be left with huge unexplained gaps that can never be answered because the answers Scientology gives are inadequate and false." - Alanzo
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It's the same old circular argument with little possibility of agreement. Agree to disagree is the only way forward. Per my experience and observation: Some people seem to benefit from pursuing the scientological paradigm, some don't. Deal with it.
Dave Gibbons - Sydney, Australia. 34 years in scientology 1974 - 2008
No longer a scientologist.
I don't believe everything I read on the Internet.
I do believe everything I write.
Somebody can have the viewpoint that the Eatser Bunny exists - for him or her. From his or her viewpoint the Easter Bunny exists.
Except that IN TRUTH, it does NOT exist!
The same is true for a great many ideas of Scientology (Clear, OT, OT III scenario, theory of SPs, advanced abilities, validity of Scientology, etc.).
Just because you agree (believe) something to be be true and exist, does NOT make it so.
A few centuries back MANY people held the view that the Earth was flat - except that it wasn't.
The realm of 1) thought (ideas, concepts, beliefs, opinions, agreements) and 2) OBSERVABLE REALITY ore very often at odds - true believers, such as Scientologists, coax the two into close alignment by strange feats of cognitive disssonance, by denial, by "faith", and by other mental mechanisms where thinkingness vastly supercedes lookingness (observation).
For all Hubbard's talk of "lookingness" being higher than "thinkingness", he managed to create a subject and practice where the exact OPPOSITE is true.
Some people have the firm view that the world is going to end in the later part of December 2012 (Mayan Calendar stuff). From their viewpoint, it EXISTS. To them it is a "fact". They base important decisions in their life on this "viewpoint". Except that if the world doesn't end it will just be another of a near endless stream of dichotomies between "thought versus reality" of the true believer type morons. Sadly, this planet has no shortage of such fools (many Scientologists included).
Just because something is "true for you", does NOT thus "make it true". Hubbard was entirely full of shit on that one. Many people walk around with VERY weird subjective views that have little or nothing to do with honest observations.
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"The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts." - Bertrand Russell
"They must know how to kindle and fan an extravagent hope". - Eric Hoffer about the "true believer". "Total Freedom", "your eternity", and "OT" involve a few of the extravagant hopes in Scientology.
Go HERE to view and/or download the essay, "The Three Basic Scientology Beliefs".
Well... Your avatar looks quite appropriate to the way you sound.
I wish you to find the right path that will help your spiritual advance if interested at all.
Typical Scientology crap:
- Oh, so superior attitude? Check.
- "Whatever I believe is The Truth"? Check.
- "Anyone who disagrees with me is 'lost' and not 'spiritually advancing'"? Check.
- "Anyone who doubts my beliefs deserves insulting". Check.
The worst thing Hubbard did was convincing people that a "strong enough belief" was the same as "truth". That is the path straight to insanity -- belief without proof and without results. And the more the results are missing, the harder one must grit one's teeth and believe. Ugh! Been there, done that.
Bill
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Please, how do you see the possibility of different spiritual path existing for different people as an "insult"?
Where do you see me saying that those going different path are "lost"?![]()
Oh my! What makes you think that's what I was talking about?
Hmmm...
You assume, because someone doesn't see things your way that they are not on "the right path", that they haven't "found the right path" and, apparently, you doubt they are even interested in such things at all.
And you don't find anything wrong or insulting about this attitude?
Here's an idea, try to get the idea that people who don't agree with you are still good people who just might have the right path to what they are looking for and leave off your smug evaluation of their supposed lack of "spiritual advancement". How about that?
Bill