Hi jrfool,Edit or any thing really along those categories..Sorry

Hi jrfool,A good post.In my experience I would say concerning cos’s actions today falling deeply into Black magic,or any thing really categories I do agree.If I may add ” same as it ever was”.. Always

Lure people in with hope…then re ignite and refresh their “ruin” with mind control tactics – which puts them in confusion – then promise them help. This “trick” bypasses and suspends critical thinking.

Think about it. They did. I then said – Look at what Scientology does not want you to look at and see for yourself…other wise you will be in doubt forever because you don’t have all the DATA. LOL

That question poked huge holes in their bubbles and I heard air escaping.

I kept my TR’s IN IN IN while this was happening.

I asked them why type of Organization that preached “TRUTH” won’t let you look at everything and decide for yourself?

Is there something the Organization is hiding.

Then – with that insouciant glare of “certainty” I said – LOOK and THINK for yourself.

They did. They left.

It is easy and effortless to use the truth.

@CPO The ‘end justifies the means’ is a long standing computation by groups to justify behavior that is unjustifiable, to try to dominate when their logic is wrong, and to think that they are in the right when in fact they are going against all that is natural. In other words, a 3rd Dynamic service facsimile. A more damning quote that exposes the phrase came from Sophocles in the play Electra:”The end excuses any evil”

An interesting (to me anyway) stance that some of the new-age Pagan magicians take is: White magic is that magic practiced with the recipient’s agreement and cooperation, whereas Black Magic is practiced without the recipient’s knowledge or approval. What I see from the cherch’s actions these days clearly falls deeply in the Black magic categories.

Sounds sooo good, and this party talk makes me chomp at the bit for our REAL party at OSD’s when the Our Favorite Cult goes DOWN.

Lure people in with food and toilet paper.

From Chapter Five:

Although the FBI had agreed to remain quiet on his identity other witnesses to the incident were talking to the press. The most common description was of a teenage boy who acted with the skill and determination of a veteran soldier. Also on the aircraft were two members of the Star Command of the Church of Eternal Truth. Mike and Mark were dressed casually as they traveled in coach class on church business. They fully believed that they had witnessed an Awakened Being in action and they wrote a report on the incident to their commanding officer.

The full range of options for a dichotomy (such as looking at two different groups) would be to: choose A over B; choose B over A; choose A and B; reject A and B.

Or refuse to play Ron’s silly game of contrived statistical analysis. First Ron straitjacketed his follower’s understanding of ethics to one branch’s fork. Instead of considering both deontology (roughly, duty) and consequentialism (roughly, ends justifies the means), he picked a subgenre of consequentialism called utilitarianism (roughly, greatest good for the greatest number). To this he weaseled in strains of deontology/duty to the in group. Then he further constrained logical analysis by writing policy that ignored two of the four possible outcomes when weighing a choice between two things. Crudely put, the doubt formula changed the odds of the person sticking with Scientology to 1:2 rather than 1:4. Once having stacked the deck in his favor, Ron’s overall structure created huge pressure to choose Scientology over the other option/group through the indoctrination that there was no possible greater good than the one group who held the answers to mankind’s immortality and all the problems of life. The odds of the doubt formula coming out as it did in the Regraded Being column today were thus reduced to maybe 1:1.001 — a slight chance that someone may choose that Scientology is the lesser of two evils — oops, the greatest good.

Great Regraded Being issue as always!

When you jump into a river in Paris, you’re insane…..I mean you’re in Seine.