Monthly Archives: May 2008

Before anyone gets too deeply involved in the Church of Scientology, there are warning signs. Pay attention to the warning signs! Your good sense will tell you something is very wrong. If you ignore the warning signs, it really is … Continue reading →

Dear Scientologist, When you got into Scientology, what did you want to do with it? What did you want to accomplish? Was it helping people? Did you envision helping others with Scientology? Was it increased abilities, powers? Did you picture … Continue reading →

The question as to whether Scientology is a cult or not is the subject of intense debate. Basically, Scientology adamantly insists that it isn’t, and many others declare that it is, or that it certainly seems to be. And, for … Continue reading →

One of the things that Scientologists will stridently assert, is that Scientology is fact-based. They get upset when anyone says it is only faith-based. But what does it mean, “fact-based”? It means that there is proof. Something that is fact-based … Continue reading →

If ever the Church of Scientology needed OTs, it is now. OTs, “Operating Thetans”, are superior beings with the power to control, create and/or destroy matter, energy, space and time. Hubbard and Scientology have been claiming they can produce OTs … Continue reading →

Another in my series to bring more understanding of what makes Scientologists think and act the way they do. Every religion has its Big Reward for the faithful. It’s “Heaven”, “Nirvana”, “Paradise”, “Valhalla” or something equally wonderful, just for you … Continue reading →

With recent news stories about Will Smith opening up his own school, there has been a bit of mention of Hubbard’s “Study Technology”. This often gets into an analysis and critique of the several remedies in this package of tools, … Continue reading →

You have undoubtedly heard the Church of Scientology bragging about their various “new buildings” around the world. There haven’t actually been very many, but the few that there have been get pointed to by the church as “evidence” of Scientology’s … Continue reading →

The Church of Scientology (or Planet Scientology) never, ever allows disagreement. No discussion, no argument, no contrary opinion. Period. Whatever Miscavige/Hubbard said, well that’s that. If you exhibit the slightest hint of disagreement, you will have to go to the … Continue reading →

The future of the Church of Scientology is looking very bleak. Traditionally, Scientology recruits its new members from the gullible, the hopeful, the naive and the not-so-bright. Except for the last one, these traits are more often found in younger … Continue reading →