Comments on: Hubbard Hype

By: Alcoboy

Alcoboy — Tue, 16 Apr 2024 08:03:38 +0000

In reply to Mike Rinder. Thanks.

By: Mike Rinder

Mike Rinder — Tue, 16 Apr 2024 02:39:39 +0000

In reply to Alcoboy. Don’t recall hearing this… but he was absolutely racist. I have a number of blog posts about him being tacist.

By: Alcoboy

Alcoboy — Tue, 16 Apr 2024 02:03:23 +0000

Mike, maybe you can answer this question. Scientology promotes LRH as a humanitarian who believed that all races were equal yet when he was in Rhodesia or South Africa didn’t Mary Sue once complain about the housework she had to do and LRH’s response was “Get yourself a nigger. That’s what they’re made for.” ? Just want to know if he really said that.

By: AnEx

AnEx — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 19:34:33 +0000

And not to forget Stefani’s constant efforts exposing the blatant lies and fake news about Hubs having been honored here there and everywhere:

The youngest Boy Scout was not Hubs but a guy named Robert Taylor. And one of the latest commendations to accompany a phony achievement was purchased for $40.30.

https://azhlynnes.blog/2024/03/28/another-award-bites-the-dust/

By: LoosingMyReligion

LoosingMyReligion — Mon, 15 Apr 2024 06:11:29 +0000

I hope this can be helpful to anyone who may have questions about certain aspects of scn, hubbard’s discoveries, the concept of ‘reads’ in anacronistic events and why there are so many past lives originations associated with figures like Julius Caesar and Jesus Christ. I’ll try to be brief.

There are two psychological phenomena to look at.

The first is priming. This is a psychological phenomenon whereby exposure to certain stimuli influences the subsequent response to similar or related stimuli. This process occurs implicitly, often without the person being aware of the influence of the initial stimulus on their behavior or perceptions. For example, if a person is exposed to ideas associated with the concept of ‘past lives,’ such as ‘thetan’ or ‘incidents’ or ‘whole track stories’ they may then respond more quickly to words or images related to that.

Priming works by creating a kind of ‘ground’ in the mind, preparing the subject to interpret subsequent information in line with the initial stimulus. This ground can be influenced by past experiences, personal beliefs, and previous information. This primed ground can then influence the emotions generated by beliefs.
For example, if a person is convinced they are a spiritual being with specific past-life experiences as teached by hubbard, priming may predispose them to interpret current experiences in a way that confirms this belief. Previous information and personal beliefs thus become the groundwork upon which emotions related to past spiritual experiences develop and amplify, even if these experiences are not objectively verified.

In this way, priming and emotions generated by beliefs are closely interconnected, as priming creates the mental context that makes it more likely to experience emotions in line with pre-existing beliefs.

Hubbard knew that and used it extensively.

By: Eviee

Eviee — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 21:41:23 +0000

The fact that Hubbard So that his second wife didn’t exist and that His daughter wasn’t his. Tells me a lot about him even knowing what he’s done. Other than that.

By: LoosingMyReligion

LoosingMyReligion — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 19:14:16 +0000

In reply to Ms. B. Haven.

This reminds me of a story told to me by a staff member of Rome org, who had an uncle who was a cardinal and asked for an honor or something similar for hubbard as a humanitarian. This Honor was rejected by OSA, and he even had to ask his cardinal uncle to cancel it.
In fact, he wrote “…L. Ron Hubbard ..
a good Christian….”
My God!

By: Suzie Lovell

Suzie Lovell — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 19:07:38 +0000

Reading that Scientologists think that not only LRH but scientology are humanitarian is baffling. No humanitarian whould do what Scientology or LRH has done.I get why they think k that though they got indoctrinated but it is still baffling none the less.
– Suzie

By: LoosingMyReligion

LoosingMyReligion — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 18:49:50 +0000

He was quite a cunning scoundrel. When something didn’t work, he would tell you he was improving it, and you had to buy the new version that still didn’t work, then he was already onto correcting that.
If we were back a century and a half, I could easily see him traveling from town to town selling potions that cured everything, swindling them out of their money, spinning lies as true stories, and boasting of being a great doctor who traveled to India and who knows where else. And then disappearing at night.

He even stoled the story of BTs (body thetans) from the East. There are ancient meditative practices where you focus on various areas of the body where emotions are thought to get stored and to have the power to interact with the body and health, and then with that practices you release them, as they’re just stuck energies.
But he, cunning as he was, turned it into 5 OT levels.

By: Tori James Art

Tori James Art — Sun, 14 Apr 2024 18:20:29 +0000

I finally got the chance to Bare-Faced Messiah. Excellent book that tells the truth about who LRH really was. A liar and a fraud. Just not a great person overall. Scientologists saying he and Scientology are the most humanitarian is just not true. There are many different things that show that.