The language she is using is very common in the world of spirituality. I’m not, nor have I ever been a Scientologist, (just obsessed with reading about its craziness!), but I am a reiki practitioner and energy worker and we use that language all the time. The only thing that gave me pause is that our bodies are hundreds of thousands years old bc…well, that’s impossible. Perhaps she was talking about the soul and referring to reincarnation? Soul level trauma patterns (or ancestral trauma) are also common terms when doing the work it appears she is doing.

You can definitely assess whether someone is being authentic – what are they triggered about? What gets them angry and do they acknowledge it? Are they passive aggressive? Those are indicators that they are not being honest with themselves about their own feelings and perhaps not honest with others. It’s not a conscious dishonesty, it is about denial and avoidance. Of course, I don’t know her intentions when she says it, but given the other content, it is possible that she is now on the spiritual path she intended to go on all along, but was sidetracked by Scientology. I imagine that is one of its major lures to people seeking personal enlightenment – that it can tell you something about how to grow yourself. Of course, it’s just a con to keep you under their control and get your money. Sadly, many spiritual systems function this way.

Hope this helps! 🙂

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I particularly appreciated her way of explaining how Scientology turns spiritual seeking around into actually impeding personal development – in the CofS part of its mechanism for exerting control, including amassing wealth at the expense of the members. That even reminds me a bit of one of the early critiques of the boomer-generation “seekers,” that many had fallen into a sort consumerist superficiality sometimes referred to as spiritual materialism; and that was one of the grounds on which the (smaller) generation that followed them rejected such paths, contributing a big dropoff in interest and recruiting for groups like Scientology by the mid 1970s.

Holistic Practices: The Antidote to Scientology,
Molly McMullen, June 5, 2020-06-07,
06:43
https://youtu.be/5NsMr-d_cUc

Some of the claims:
– Our bodies are hundreds of thousands of years old, and
– They contain all of our historic intelligence with the earth, and
– They contain our trauma pattern from our ancestors, including the stress that they were going through.
– Though she admits some medical science is legitimate, she says that because she is a ‘body worker’ and a meditation practitioner she has special insights that go beyond what medical science knows, such as:
– there exists something she calls ‘the intelligence of the body’ which is a ‘living intelligence’
– Trauma is held in the tissues of the body. There is “layers and layers and the years and generations of trauma that are held in our bodies and this trauma that has um you know been our history as human on this planet is what has caused our awareness to go offline to those parts and to go just merely just up in our head”

In order to get spiritual, Molly says one must “be authentic about what’s actually happening in your experience,” otherwise “most of our intelligence remains offline.” Authentic is a good word to use on Antiques Road Show, but when discussing spirituality relating to LRH, auditing, and Scientology I’m guessing she means one must tell the truth and not make up present or past life experiences. But how does one measure authenticity, either your own, or the authenticity of another person?

Some of her phrases are hard to parse, like “in the body where intelligence resides is sort of like the pathway to having a holistic spiritual practice that comes with, you know, that starts like I said with authenticity and it starts with being able to feel into the structures that make up who you are.”

If I’ve come down too hard on a very nice lady, please forgive me. I’ve had a very hard day, and just discovered my beloved German Shepherd is very sick, and I am dreading what the vet will say tomorrow. But back to the case of Ms McMullen, it’s just that when speaking of spirituality as she does I don’t much care for trading Hubbard’s set of woo-woo words and phrases for a different set of woo-woo words and phrases, especially not at $90 per hour.

Yes Jim and be just the awaken witness without becoming anything. And great consciousness comes.

https://exscn2.net/threads/delphian-school-and-the-rest-of-my-life.1406/#post-40498

Correct. Well stated.