Hi Doug, That is what I like about being out.So many new ideas and it is so good to be able to have them.xo

Who am I to say what is possible. Maybe there are some people with this ability, but I doubt if they are scientologists.

Hi Doug, You have me on your thread today.Another great post.I used to do the time thing during cleaning stations at Asho and I got fast at them.But if muster ran over,I had my Ron Aided thought they I could slow all the clocks down.Did it work? That particular attempt no,but saw some amazing auras around a very few SOer at D & Fdn who glowed in the dark! XOAnn B.

FOTF2012, forget an OT or even a Clear. Hell even someone who could demonstrate the E.P. of Grade 1 would cause an complete stampede that would fill every “Ideal Org” is 5 minutes.

But alas, Every major part of the “bridge” in scamology was a complete lie.

Kudos to you, Indie 8 Million. That is so cool that you have gotten some people out. Keep doing what you’re doing and get more out. This is almost like the underground railroad and Harriet Tubman.

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Good to hear Indie. Some game hey? But when a plan comes off = nice!

One OT, operating exterior with full “perceptics” (all 50 plus!) could see all the visible and non-visible wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation, could navigate through pitch black using the Earth’s magnetic field, could go through anything, and could see anything whether near or far. And per Hubbard’s original description, could mock up matter both subjectively and objectively. All money problems would be solved! Just have that OT mock up a new little pile of gold every day or week.

I think Hubbard believed some of what he taught, envisioned the final result and sold it to become rich and powerful, and then tried desperately but with total failure to create a bridge that actually brought people to achievement of the vision.

Scientology makes fantastic claims. By doing so it has the burden — which it has not owned up to — to provide evidence of its fantastic claims. The only evidence seen is anecdotal and/or trivial in comparison to the claims. Therefore, Scientology can be rightly assumed to either be (a) a fraud or (b) a group that is withholding evidence to prove great achievements that would indeed change mankind. Since the group purports to be saving mankind, option (b) is improbable.

They take everything they can from you and once they realized you can be of no service to them anymore, you’re kicked to the curb.

Thanks Dude. The real scene is far from easy tho. It was the drastic health issue which I accidentally discovered and realized no one wanted to know about – the poor girl was and is quite sick, her liver is failing, that isn’t good. She’s family for fucks sake so I stepped in! But at least now medical evidence can’t be refuted and the OT masters have been shunted into an uneasy silence. I’ve been very close close to really getting in their faces about negligence but promised my daughter in law I’d back off for the time being and let her workout a handling, she has to live with them regardless. I’ve suggested a change of address should be considered.
The long term effect of those “OTs” and their bs actually put the poor girl into some sort of guilt complex about being too scared she didn’t measure up or some such nonsense.
No wonder severe illness frequents the older, more long term scios.