Much to Frankenfuhrer’s dismay, I don’t think many people think much about Scientology. Certainly not good impressions. The commercials they’re running right now are sad attempts to give them validity.

“Team player! I was in a cult for 20 years.”

Mike could say to an HR hirer who asked the same question: “What’s your ability to deal with difficult predicaments?”

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The book is so heavy, so “restimulative” to me, I can’t read the later chapters, without getting in a turmoil about Miscavige’s era.

I have to let it go, the subject, the core beliefs and practices of Scientology are one thing, and those are “secret” and Scientology due to Hubbard’s rules, refuses to actually define “What Is Scientology?”

The story in Mike’s book about the “What Is Scientology?” puts me in total turmoil, it is the biggest frustrating question, since I always wanted to know what the heck are Scientology’s practices.

Hubbard made the upper practices secret.

The upper practices, OT 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are exorcism of surplus souls that supposedly infest our human bodies to our detriment.

Scientology most grossly and frustratingly fails to define itself, and the members, the media, the outsides, the public, wait in vain for a simple definition of “What Is Scientology?”

I pleaded with the new religious movement academics to even just use only the “Grade Chart” (the syllabus for the practices runway menu of Scientology) and to this day, it’s not been done still, with correct simply neutral language.

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I hated the “What Is Scientology” revision of 1991ish, even though parts were better, no where in the book are the core practices emphasized.

Scientology is pseudo-therapy.

Scientology is exorcism (high volume extended, stretched out for years of it)

Scientologists mostly are incapable (I was) of becoming the pseudo-therapist.

Few of the total Scientologists ever rise up the syllabus of Scientology to the exorcism ( I didn’t, even after 27 years in Sea Org) practices.

Scientology is truly a long runway, very difficult to become, the pseudo-therapist and the exorcist, practice.

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Mike’s book, is just outstanding, and something that shows how massive the cult bureaucracy of Scientology is.

Mike I’m sure could go on and on, and in some ways I wish he did, but then in other ways, the whole massive side deflecting cult bureaucracy and nasty branch, and the “strategic” top management jobs of Scientology which Hubbard exhaustively also wrote about, and which Mike doesn’t get into, it’s sidestepping OFF of the “What Is Scientology?” fundamental question that is never emphasized.

Scientology is a pseudo-therapy and exorcism subject, with a huge outsized cult bureaucracy and sidestepping regulations membership turmoil maelstrom of debris to the followers and staffs, and all of the maelstrom Hubbard predicament causing repulations totally and forever swamp the discussion of Scientology.

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I spent most of my pondering hours on Sea Org staff freely thinking, “What would the outside world think of all this?”

The outside world is swirling in the side issues of Scientology. As horrible as all that debris causing lives Hubbard’s rules and regulations cause, the subject can’t really be touched upon, since the debris from Scientology upstages what Scientology is.

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I wish there were a short and better written book of the core practices, the auditing (the quack pseudo-therapy, and lay it out level and process by process), and the exorcism (and lay it out level and step by step).

The whole Dianetics fundamentals that still relate to the modern “Bridge” (syllabus) could be written about, to show the whole Dianetics sidestepping answer to “What Is Scientology” is such a massive load of ruse.

Dianetics was fetus trauma theory/quack talk pseudo-therapy. Fetal trauma gets no mention in the media, yet fetal trauma was as far back “basic on the chain” for the engrams that were supposed to be quack therapized by Dianetics quack pseudo-therapy. Dianetics is fetal trauma quack pseudo-therapy.

All the diverging other things Dianetics was, was Hubbard’s first round of sidestepping wordage to sidestep, and all these decades, the fetal trauma pseudo-therapy has been effectively not focused on or seen by the public, as what Dianetics was.

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Scientology focused on “case”, like Dianetics also focused on “case” (Dianetics “case” was one’s fetal trauma engrams that needed airing out and erasing).

Scientology “case” in the early
50’s needs likewise, year and month by month, dissecting.

All way up to when Hubbard from the 1950s, to the end of his life, listed out and had followers do various “talk” one on one, pseudo-therapy procedures, addressing different parts of the supposed human “case” to alleviate it, with the various types of Hubbard pseudo-therapy that Hubbard came up with.

Scientology was a total load of decades different types of regimented talk quack pseudo-therapy addressing what supposedly is a person’s “case” difficulties.

Soul case was thought to go back into past lives case we accumulated.

Each of the pseudo-therapy procedures of Scientology address some part of a human’s or a human’s soul’s case. And Scientology thinks we are these souls that transmigrate.

Just because Hubbard refused to admit Scientology is a soul transmigration believing subject, and Hubbard indoctrinated (brainwashed) the followers and thus the media and outsiders to use the same Hubbard false claiming “differences” with the Scientology procedures, it’s just Hubbard lying.

Scientology is quack pseudo-therapy, just a huge outlay of different methods of quack pseudo-therapy commands to ask of the patient/follower to dig into the follower’s “case” and supposedly alleviate “case” problems the follower is suffering from.

And then the exorcism, the secret nature of the Hubbard Xenu theory, it falls away, if you just see through the science fiction theory, and see that Hubbard believed and has Scientologists also learn to accept and believe in massive numbers of invisible surplus bodiless souls which infest a human being’s body, and that the five long expensive exorcism levels OT 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, aim to remove those surplus souls off a human body, and doing so the “case” leaking from those surplus souls goes away with the exorcised souls.

The administration part, the “admin” part of Scientology, and then the whole presentation of Scientology, is all on Hubbard, and it is the communication and administration part of Scientology that is deepest flawed and backfiring.

Even to this day. Few will cut Scientology down to pseudo-therapy and exorcism. (Much of the pseudo-therapy delves into past lives. The exorcism is massive amounts of surplus souls elimination.)

All the other Hubbard sidestepping cult bureaucracy traumatizing predicaments and the regulations for the followers to even receive the quackery, is what gets all of the public wincing and wishing Scientology would just cease to exist.

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I loved how Mike’s book explains the Pat Broeker saga a little better.

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Question for Mike: Is the obstruction of justice practices by OSA today got a paper trail that the FBI and US Justice Dept can even today find if they knew where to look?

Mike could easily rightly say:

“There’s not even the word in the English language to describe being PR Man and Spy/Nasty Branch Boss for the Cult of Scientology for 20 years!”

“I wrote a book, and it’s worse than even I described it.”

Congrats on the recognition.

Well done Mike!
Heck of an accomplishment!

What a missed opportunity.

Sorry I missed you when I was over your way last month. But glad you had a good trip!