Lrh Quotes

by its founder, L. Ron Hubbard (LRH), is incredibly alluring. Scientology offers a clearly laid out scientific process that helps you to overcome your limitations and realize your full potential for greatness. It is presented as a well-defined path to achieving total spiritual freedom and enlightenment and a full understanding of yourself and others.

All those years of applying LRH didn’t make me any less flawed, hurt, aggressive, or insecure. And that was only the emotional part. The economics of Scientology often seemed to come at the expense of its parishioners.

LRH PPRO Int.

Still not noticing the log of pre-made dough on the counter, Tom raised his hand above his head. 'LRH is here,' he said, then lowered his hand to his chin and said, 'And Dave and I are here.' Then with his hand down at his waist, he said, 'And you are here.

LRH wrote that the aims of Scientology are “a civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where Man is free to rise to greater heights.

Zawsze kończyliśmy kurs w ten sam sposób: wydając trzy okrzyki na cześć L. Rona Hubbarda. Okrzyki te zaczynano wznosić, kiedy wszyscy stawaliśmy przed jego portretem wiszącym na ścianie. Choć LRH opuścił swoje ciało, wszyscy nadal postrzegali go jako bohatera, człowieka, któremu tak bardzo zależało na ludziach, że pomógł im, użyczając swej mądrości i wynalezionych przez siebie technik. Nie miało znaczenia, w której byliśmy sali – portret LRH wisiał w każdej, łącznie z sypialniami. Było to dziwaczne i miałam wrażenie, jakby LRH zawsze mnie obserwował.

handle it with your MAA.” So after I recanted, admitted to what they wanted me to admit to, said I didn’t see what I saw, and created “good effects,” the church took away my ability to move up to the next OT level (even though I had already been made to do the first course of OT VI at night until midnight for four weeks). When I returned home I would no longer continue to move up the auditing side of the Bridge to the highest OT levels, but would be required to train as an auditor on the other side of the Bridge—the training side. It wasn’t just a change of direction but also a major slap on the wrist, a demotion of sorts. Training—as much as eight to twelve hours per day of drilling the data and delivering Scientology to others—was a clear punishment. They basically said, She’s trouble, so let’s punish her. I fully believed that this directive came from specific individuals, not LRH policy.