Well put!

Old Surfer Dude. It is a sad thing that happened to you and your mom. It is not your fault though. Thank goodness you got out and from your posts it sounds like things worked out for you. Sending you much love from Ontario Canada..

Hi, Gene. If you are ever in need of never-in friends who nonetheless at least sort of “get where you’re coming from”, to use an old, tired pop psychology phrase, folks who will happily take you for dinner, beer, coffee, or just to chew the fat, my husband and I will happily sign up for that. I saw you in at least one televised appearance and admire your courage in freeing yourself. We’re across the Sound.

I don’t know if Our Proprietor can see my email address, but if so, he has my permission to give it to you if you ask.

L. Yash, thanks, and isn’t it funny how the brain works – you mentioned working with children, it’s so amazing how they can still be loyal and loving and forgiving though they’ve experienced ill treatment. We need to learn and understand how manipulation happens and how to prevent those who are most vulnerable from being taken advantage of psychologically and physically. We really need to look after those who cannot look out for themselves – we’re all in this together.

Thank you Cindy. I hope Shelly will be free in both mind and body someday soon! Imagine the joy of a reunion between Leah Remini & Shelly.

Yes, there is a 10% “Field Staff Member” commission/kick back to anyone who gets someone else to buy a service. Anyone but staff or Sea Org that is. Only a public person who sells another get this 10% commission.

“Explosive diarrhea” is more like it.

True, Jonathan. People can change. They do change. They wake up and look. They let go of their destructive fixed ideas and their stubborn insistence on being right about them. They realize how non survival these have been for them in their lives and how dangerous clinging to them will make their future. People do change. I speak on this from my own personal experience with myself and with family members. I experienced it in myself and observed it in others close up. People can and do change There’s always hope for that. Always.