$cns are the least spiritual people I know

Just a little Lenten rant...

$cns are the least spiritual people I know.

Oh yes, they talk the talk - past lives, coming back, 7th dynamic, blah blah blah - but their actions belie their words.

As a whole, $cns are the meanest, cruelest group around. Yes, there are good members - but they soon leave or get suppressed by the demands of the whole to disconnect, bankrupt the family, abandon the children to be on course, sell the children into slavery (SO), ...

They treat others with disdain, have no compassion or concern for those in need, are rude, self-righteous and thoroughly without integrity when it comes to doing anything to "move up the Bridge."

They are about money, MEST and status, not good acts.

They wear their illiteracy about the real world around them as a badge of honor.

Their spiritual endeavors help no one - not even themselves.

Truly spiritual beings practice inclusion, love and forgiveness. $cns practice exclusion, hatred and punishment.

The best thing I can say about $cns is that their lies, deceipts and cruelty motivate me to be a better person outside of their world. To treat even a criminal $cn with kindness is to take away their power to control by fear.

$cns are the least spiritual people I know

Narconon and Synanon

Until very recently I had never heard of Synanon. The more I look, the more I think there is a possibility that Synanon was an inspiration for Scientology's Narconon. I don't know for sure, but there are some interesting parallels and intersections. If anyone else finds something by all means post it.

Oh, and there is also The Seed program. Interesting parallels there as well.

On Synanon.....

Robert L. DuPont, Jr., MD is the founding director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and is also the second White House Drug Czar. While director of NIDA he administered funds for an experimental, juvenile drug rehabilitation program in Fort Lauderdale, Florida called The Seed. Later the U. S. Senate would issue a report likening the methods employed by The Seed to Communist brainwashing. Soon after that report was released Melvin and Betty Sembler and some other former Seed parents opened their own Seed-like program in Saint Petersburg, Florida which they called Straight, Inc. After leaving NIDA Dr. DuPont became a paid consultant for Straight and frequently represented Straight in civil suits for which he was well paid. In one of those suits, in 1993, Dr. DuPont testified that the progenitor of the Straight method was a place called Synanon which he even admitted was a cult! He testified that those places which used Synanon's methods are called therapeutic communities and that there are two cardinal rules for these therapeutic communities: No Sex and No Violence. But was there no sex and no violence at Synanon? And what was Synanon anyway? Let's take a look at Synanon Church and then we'll come back and look at DuPont's testimony and statements of others to see that Straight and other so-called confrontational-type therapeutic communities, are based on technologies developed at Synanon Church.....

.....His organization, called Synanon Foundation, treated recovering heroin addicts. You can't con a con, telling your dirty story, confession, parent weekend, anal/vaginal searches, verbal shouting matches, synamasters, no newcomer contact with parents, parents taking someone else's kids to the doctor, warehouses, kids cussing, thought control, beatings--it all came from Synanon Church.....

......In the mid 70s Synanon had declared itself a church. This photo shows Chucks' wife Betty Dederich, a former prostitute and high priestess of Synanon Church, and his daughter Jady along with a woman named Barbara. According to the book The Light on Synanon Synanites met with Scientologists (who have their own church-related drug rehab program called Narconon) in the 1970s to discuss common issues........

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Narconon and Synanon

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Introduction

Another High Ranking Scientology Sea Org Staff Blows - Welcome Paul Burkhart

Welcome Paul Burkhart - announced on the Bunker this am. Paul Burkhart - a Sea Org staff that worked as a slave for David Miscavige for his real estate holdings. Find out how David Miscavige wasted millions of OUR donation dollars to renovate Building 50 on the Int Base and then never occupied it.

More proof of the HOLE and David Miscavige's verocious appetite to spend money on nothing of any value to anyone except his EGO. May the IRS shut this cult down! So much proof of that he is using the money for his own personal use. SHUT SCIENTOLOGY DOWN!~

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May more defectors go public this year and shut this cult down!!

Another High Ranking Scientology Sea Org Staff Blows - Welcome Paul Burkhart

Questionable Roots of Scientology

I chose the word "questionable" to be in the thread title for a reason. It's because I am not making any certain pronouncements. I actually do not know with any one hundred percent certainty the true foundation for Scientology, or of any other influence on it. I have just seen enough information to have questions. I'd love for this to be a dynamic, debate filled, informational sharing thread. We'll see....

The first thing I've got is a mid to late 19th century gentleman named Stephen Pearl Andrews and a book that he wrote:



Quotes from the book:

Scientology is therefore Universology developed in the spirit of the Exact Sciences, and is wholly new in kind. It is the Core or Centre and the most distinctive Department of Universology… (page 37)


Scientology will re-assert and vindicate… Spiritualistic Realities and Tendencies…
(page 146)


It will be the supreme triumph of Scientology, the Exact Branch of this new Universal Science, to exhibit in Diagram, and by illustrative object-teaching, all the Root-thoughts of which the Human Mind is capable… (page 165)

Questionable Roots of Scientology

Chlor-Mag

A friend of mine turned me on to MgCl, aka magnesium chloride, or Chlor-Mag.

One problem with magnesium compounds is that they are absorbed very slowly into the system. But Chlor-Mag is quickly absorbed.

I have a jar of Chlor-Mag powder. I was advised to just mix it with water and drink it, but it tastes terrible, so I put it into capsules. However it is extremely hygroscopic -- it absorbs water from the atmosphere until it turns into green liquid mush. So I open the jar, dry the stuff out in the oven, load up some capsules quickly, dry them both out in the oven again, then put the capsules into an air-tight plastic jar with a silica gel packet.

So far, it made some stiff muscles (particularly in my neck) go away. There will probably be more visible benefits later on.

Helena

Chlor-Mag

Russia: Man seized with explosives and books on Scientology

Magnitogorsk, Russia: Man seized with explosives and books on Scientology.

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Google translate from Russian to English.

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In Magnitogorsk, the worker seized explosives and books on Scientology

This was reported in the press service of the FSB of the Chelyabinsk region.

FSB officers seized during searches in the working Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine 5 kg of finished explosives, 50 kg of reagents and books on Scientology.



- Employees of the FSB of Russia in the Chelyabinsk region arrested a resident of the South Ural city, equipped with a laboratory in his apartment for the production of explosives. 49-year-old worker MMK in his spare time was producing a home explosives, chemicals for which the acquired retail chains, - the press service of the FSB of the Chelyabinsk region.

In order to prevent release of the possibility of finding a home chemistry lab products in the shops of JSC "MMK" FSB officers, together with colleagues from the police conducted an inspection of industrial premises, where the explosives were found.

In addition to explosives and its components at the inhabitant of Magnitogorsk found Scientology literature.



- In recent years, law enforcement agencies faced with the penetration of the "overseas" doctrine in an increasingly wider society. Police officers do not rule out that Scientology, came to Russia from the United States, also known as the "science of the mind", inspiring followers of the idea "of a worldwide conspiracy against them and their sense of chosenness," served as a metallurgist guide the desire to "subjugate the world" crime - added to the FSB.

Materials operational-investigative activity FSB transferred to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in Magnitogorsk for the initiation of criminal proceedings for offenses under articles "Illegal manufacture of explosives" and "illegal acquisition, possession of explosives."


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