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I am a Scientologist and have been for some time. I have previously and recently served as a Scientology staff member. I have received some auditing, trained as as auditor, and studied extensively the organizational policies of Scientology.
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Confronting someone in that situation doesn't necessarily mean that you will get into a physical altercation with him. It just means that instead of accepting the situation and living in fear, you will
Sorry it took me so long to get to your follow up question. Suppression and restimulation are two different things. Suppression occurs when something is stopping you, holding you back, preventing
Actually, the typical approach is to handle suppression outside of auditing. There are certain factors that can prevent a person from having gains in auditing, and those factors are handled external
I'm honestly not aware of anything in Scientology that labels any specific meditation practice as harmful. The Scientologist who told you that may have been giving you his own personal opinion, or he may
Is a postulate good or bad? Well that depends on what it contains. That is kind of like asking if making a decision is a good thing or a bad thing. It totally depends on what you decide! Where we run
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