Excellent analogy and I agree w/Imaberrated… “Dark Communication” is a spot-on description!

Objectively no such thing as “too much” caution in the company of woo. Cancer begins as a single cell, invisible to the naked eye. “I’m done with belief systems” is all I needed to see; your manifest good humor will shield you from subtler malversation (as “against the assault of Laughter, nothing can stand.” [Twain]). Enjoy your cool-minded strolls in the ever-expanding osmothèque of mind-made traps and follies. Rescue anything you find there delightful and sublime.

Well, first, Glass Robot, thank you. I stand forewarned and forearmed before reading anything that George White on this blog may recommend. That said, respectfully and with no malice, methinks you doth be triggered too much 🙂 I can appreciate that but honestly, there’s no cause for alarm. I’m curious about a lot of things. To satisfy that curiosity I’ll read all kinds of things. There’s wisdom all around. But just because I read something, just because its on a printed page doesn’t necessarily make it true. Just because someone who claims to be an authority says, “That’s the way it is”, doesn’t mean that’s the way it is. On the other hand, something on a printed page or in a film can contain truth. Something read or viewed on a whim from an unlikely or unexpected source could have something valuable, something that helps, that can be used. I’m not susceptible as I once was.
I’m done with belief systems but I’m still curious and I so I reach out, that’s all. Its my nature and its fun. Thanks again, though.

True. The difference there is:

The hubbardism or miscavigism is a sold nothingness. There is nothing to gain. They deliver, what is promised. They tell you all the time how real it is. And reality is not for free.

In the vedas you get sold also nothingness (as an idea), but for nothing. They say it is an illusion. So you cannot demand money for unreal things. Only if you are a betrayer. I believe, this is more honest.

The buddhademon hubbard will be proud to still convince us with his absurdities and generate energy with that bullsh…

Lets have fun also with that absurdities.

Sorry, i have never seen so cold people, than these OTs and pedophile seaorg and CMO people. Also my exwife, now up at the upper seaorg level, told me hundreds and hundreds of storys about these superegos. She was (despite of regging them ruthlessly) disappointed and frustrated on these SS-type characters.

Nobrainets, which believed, they are intelligent. The Nazis and Stalinistas, the fascist right wings, netwokers and all this crowd believe, that they are intelligent. What a joke.

nice poem.

“…all my dynamics were finally aligned after OT VII. Never had I been so happy across every single one of my dynamics.”

I guess I’m not the only BIG THETAN who’s WINNING ON ALL DYNAMICS!

George will want you to pick up The Secret Doctrine and The Beautiful Necessity (Claude Bragdon) — because, even in the wake of the Great Betrayal that is Scientology, he can’t completely quit his metaphysical dreams. He’ll convince you to dump vast sums of energy into building new mental architecture on the rubble of discarded ideas; the superior English and higher literacy and of the fin-de-siècle spiritualists he’ll steer you toward — plus the ersatz exoticism of their Oriental borrowings (a la White’s many-filtered adjective, “Hindu”) — will seduce you so completely you’ll forget to notice how theosophy, quite like everything Hubbard wrought, is empty wordplay. Actually this entire section of the bookstore is a semantical salad bar; one man’s monad is another man’s ultimaton and another man’s theta. So: proceed . . . with your great friends, Reason and Skepticism, guarding you closely. It’s your time, Aqua — and you don’t have to waste it any more.

Thanks for that, Aquamarine!

Truer words were never spoken!