Re: Your experience of Scientology
From: ralph@hilton.org (Ralph Hilton)
Subject: Re: Your experience of Scientology
Date: 1998/09/05
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On Fri, 4 Sep 1998 00:55:56 +0100, "miKe"
wrote:
>I'm interested in learning of individual experiences of Scientology, good or
>bad. I understand that many people who post to this newsgroup who are
>critical of the religion have not had any direct experience of studying and
>applying its philosophy. I'm also aware that some here may be interested
>only in the controversy surrounding scientology and the Internet.
>
>But for those who have had real experiences studying and applying
>Scientology in their lives, please feel free to e-mail me. I am genuinely
>interested in your experience whether it may be good or bad.
>
>respectfully,
>
>miKe
OK. Posted and mailed.
I got into Scientology in 1971 and did a TRs course. I experienced changes in my
life which I had thought impossible.
When I joined the Sea Org in 1972 and went to Flag it was an incredible
violation of what was written about scn.
Many people were so antagonistic and demanding.
I stayed for 10 years. It got worse.
The personal gains I got from applying scn kept me going.
I left when it seemed too heavy.
I have studied all of the tech vols, all of the HCOPLs through 1982 and studied
over 1000 hours of LRH tapes.
When I was at Flag in the late 70s and early 80s I was officially posted as a
course supervisor. But when the interns would mess up their PCs I was, for quite
a while, the last ditch triple red tag handler.
Currently I help people messed up by the CofS.
But I do it outside their organizations as I view the current CofS as
Suppressive.
--
Ralph Hilton
http://Ralph.Hilton.org
