Really? For real? Thank you! I was always wondering what she looked like. I still wonder how she is doing.
In the 1990s, Alexis wrote to me, and asked me to call her. I spoke to Alexis twice in 1997, when her mom was ill and near dying.
Sara Northup Hubbard.
Her Mom was courageous and, although ill, recorded a series of tapes, covering her experiences with Hubbard. IIRC, a small part of this appears in Lawrence Wright's book.
From what I hear, Alexis is doing fine.
Although it is little known, Hubbard watched Sara much as Miscavige watched Broeker. From accounts, Sara was always on Hubbard's mind.
There's a lot of material covering this, and perhaps it will be added to this thread.
If not, that's fine. Then it will simply be a tribute to Alexis and her mom.
In the 1990s, Alexis wrote to me, and asked me to call her. I spoke to Alexis twice in 1997, when her mom was ill and near dying.
Sara Northup Hubbard.
Her Mom was courageous and, although ill, recorded a series of tapes, covering her experiences with Hubbard. IIRC, a small part of this appears in Lawrence Wright's book.
From what I hear, Alexis is doing fine.
Although it is little known, Hubbard watched Sara much as Miscavige watched Broeker. From accounts, Sara was always on Hubbard's mind.
There's a lot of material covering this, and perhaps it will be added to this thread.
If not, that's fine. Then it will simply be a tribute to Alexis and her mom.
Alexis & her husband, Ed Connolly own & operate an equestrian farm in Amherst, MA.
http://stillpoint-farm.com/home
http://stillpoint-farm.com/about_us
They have 3 grown children Cara, Abby & Michael.
That family looks absolutely lovely! They seem so happy.
I'm tickled to see Alexis wound up with such a nice family and life. Some things do turn out well.
Plus, all her children and grandchildren are just gorgeous!
What extraordinary cruelty Hubbard had to treat all of his families the way he did. He seemed to have no real capacity for family life or family love.
But back to Alexis -- I'm so happy things turned out well for her.
TG1
It just shows you what Hubbard could have had. Were the riches really worth the hiding? Was the revenge really worth the disowning? He reminds me of Esau in the Bible, who sold his inheritance for a bowl of soup.
*Around this same time Hubbard was lecturing and writing on the evils of
"Pain-Drug-Hypnosis," and warning about "Black Dianetics!" - i.e..reverse Dianetics,
used to implant hypnotic suggestions rather than run them out.
It just shows you what Hubbard could have had. Were the riches really worth the hiding? Was the revenge really worth the disowning? He reminds me of Esau in the Bible, who sold his inheritance for a bowl of soup.
This statement is a perfect example of the confusion technique, or mis director or propaganda, or illogic's.
First one has to believe in the engram theory of human aberration.
Then one has to believe that all three elements of Pain, Drugs and Hypnosis must be present to be "Black Dianetics".
So the scientologists think all three elements must be used to brainwash or use "black dianetics on them,
so the scientologist feels safe. As all three elements are not involved in the auditing or practices of scientology.
But only one is.
Alexis & her husband, Ed Connolly own & operate an equestrian farm in Amherst, MA.
http://stillpoint-farm.com/home
http://stillpoint-farm.com/about_us
They have 3 grown children Cara, Abby & Michael.
Only to find his (Hubbard's) bowl of soup was full of maggots.