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What is Scientology, where does it come from, what are its greatest firsts? Who Scientology is for and what it can do. What Is Scientology? Scientology as a Science Scientology as developed by L. Ron Hubbard is the first major and complete breakthrough by the exact sciences into the field of the human mind. The laws of this science proved to be startlingly simple when found, well within the grasp of the average person. It is a tenet of Scientology that this knowledge belongs to Man, not in the forbidding halls of learning. It is the science of the Man, the Woman and the Child in the street. It belongs to us, the People, not to any vested interest on Earth. Its Origin For hundreds of years physical scientists have been seeking to apply the exact knowledge they had gained of the physical universe to Man and his problems. Newton , Sir James Jeans , Einstein , have all sought to find the exact laws of human behavior in order to help Mankind. Scientology, developed by L. Ron Hubbard, a nuclear physicist, has demonstrably achieved this long-sought goal. L. Ron Hubbard, educated in advanced physics and higher mathematics, studied also Sigmund Freud , and began his researches in the 1930s at George Washington University . The spectacular result was Scientology, the first major and complete breakthrough in the field of the humanities with the help of the natural sciences. Although taken from the material sciences, Scientology is dedicated in the finest tradition of human dignity and freedom espoused by brilliant men in all periods of Man’s ascendancy over his relationship to the animal. Scientology means the “study of knowledge”. Scio is "knowing" in the fullest sense of the word, and logos , "study". Scientology is today the only successfully validated mind therapy in the world. Tens of thousands of completely documented cases exist in our files. A precise science that works to benefit Mankind Scientology has many “firsts”. These include: It is a precision science and the first one in the field of the humanities. Yet it is sufficiently simple and rapid that where it requires twelve years to train a psychiatrist, eight weeks of heavy Scientology training can permit a person to achieve results. However, for a truly skilled Scientologist, the training period, for a doctorate in the subject, is usually not under five years and has been ten years.. The results are easily demonstrable claims that can be duplicated by competent practitioners at will using its principles correctly. The first science to isolate the life unit that perceives and generates energy, a discovery comparable to the isolation of the nucleus in atomic physics. The first science to prove that IQ and intelligence can be improved and are not inherent in a person. Find out where all your problems are coming from and where answers are. The first science to discover and isolate the reactive or subconscious mind. The first science to isolate and classify accurately the many parts of the human mind. Previous to Scientology only the brain, the body, Freud’s subconscious and Pavlov’s Stimulus-Response law were known. It has clarified these four and has discovered an additional many parts, any one of them more important to Man in his efforts to bring peace and order to his environment and Earth. The first axiomatic (self-evident or unquestionable) construction of the basic laws of thought and behavior in Man. The first science to determine accurately the honesty and potential character of people by invariable instrument means. The first mental science to subject itself to the most severe validation tests. The first science to establish a new state or condition for Man which exceeds earlier concepts of Man’s potential. This alone in Scientology remains expensive due to the skilled attention it requires but is usually a quarter the price of an analysis. The first science to make whole classes of backward children averagely bright using only drills the teacher can do a few minutes each day. Where do diseases come from? The first science to determine the basic cause of disease. The first science to contain exact technology to routinely alleviate physical illnesses with completely predictable success. The first science of mind to prove conclusively that physical illness can stem from mental disturbance, a fact which Freud held only as a theory, and only seldom demonstrated. In its early years, Scientology representing the severe viewpoint of the physical sciences, was considered highly controversial. Since that time many of its minor discoveries have been borrowed by the humanities. Who is Scientology for? Scientology erects no barriers to anyone by reason of religion or political affiliations; it has no quarrel with the practitioners of other schools and its materials are always fully available to them, but they may not use them on patients unless the practitioner is also trained in Scientology. Medical and psychiatric degrees do not grant the right of practice of Scientology. Scientologists do not use drugs or hypnotism. They employ only their exact knowledge of the human mind. – L. Ron Hubbard What are the parts of the human being? What happens when you have a thought and why? Find out what is going on in a society and how to help it. Download PDF To Books

Scientology is an applied religious philosophy containing procedures intended to assist an individual to become more himself and enhance his personal well-being. < Back The Nature of Scientology Scientology is an applied religious philosophy containing procedures intended to assist an individual to become more himself and enhance his personal well-being. Previous Next Scientology is an applied religious philosophy containing procedures intended to assist an individual to become more himself and enhance his personal well-being. The truth is that in Scientology we are studying an extension of the work of Gautama Siddhartha (Buddha), begun about 2500 years ago. He sought to end the endless cycle of birth and death and birth, and this led to an effort to show Man that he was a spirit and did not have to be a body and did not have to go on being clay. The Nature of Scientology Scientology (from Latin scio knowing in the fullest sense of the word, and Greek logos to study) is an applied religious philosophy containing procedures intended to assist an individual to become more himself and enhance his personal well-being. Scientology encompasses a broader scope than any Eastern or Western philosophy ever has, but it should be realized that a great deal of what we know, with an added exactness of understanding, was already known and lost thousands of years ago. So we are not dealing with something new in Scientology. What we are doing with this data is new, and the technology for bringing about a new state in Man as it appears today in Scientology, is thousands of years old. When we call Scientology a philosophy we are calling it a religion out of a much deeper well than the last two thousand years. The truth is that in Scientology we are studying an extension of the work of Gautama Siddhartha (Buddha) , begun about 2500 years ago. He sought to end the endless cycle of birth and death and birth, and this led to an effort to show Man that he was a spirit and did not have to be a body and did not have to go on being clay. Gautama Siddhartha found out how to move the spirit out of the body. The trouble he had with his work was how to stably do this or continue somebody in this exterior condition (the state of the individual himself, when it is outside his body, from lat. Exterus = outside). He did not know how to do this. Lamaism which began in Tibet after the time of Gautama Siddhartha, was actually developed by Gautama Siddhartha who went to Tibet and worked there to develop what is called Lamaism in an effort to produce a methodology to reach the basis of the mind and permit an individual to be spiritually free. Now that work, too, was relatively unsuccessful. We were more successful than that in Scientology. We can show an individual that he is a human spirit more easily than has been done before. And, of course, today we have been totally successful in achieving for the individual, his own awareness of his spiritual nature and abilities. Yet the work of Gautama Siddhartha, although looked upon as a failure, produced a sufficiency of wisdom on this planet to bring civilization to three-quarters of Asia. People poured out of China for centuries over tortuous and dangerous mountains and snow-filled passes to drop down into India, just to come closer to the area where Gautama Buddha had taught that there is hope and that the endless cycle of life and death does not have to continue. that an individual can be free even from this. The ignorant deified him and made idols of him but Gautama Siddhartha never pretended to be anything but a man. And due to him a great deal of this work was handed on and an enormous amount of what we call religion in this Western Hemisphere today was given to us directly by Gautama Siddhartha. Buddhism is the oldest and most numerous religion on this planet at this moment and predates Christianity by 500 years. Probably the shreds of Buddhism coming into the Middle East with the silk and spice merchants sparked a religious revival and a considerable amount of messianic activity in the Middle East. The spice and silk merchants of India and China now, after the contact of Alexander in about 333 BC, found out there was a Europe, followed on the trail of his retreating conquest and made a trade contact with Europe. From there on, Asia supplied Europe with spices and silks and other goods on an overland route. Along with them undoubtedly came Buddhism. “Love thy neighbor” was one of the first lessons taught by Gautama Siddhartha and it is that lesson which we have received from the Middle East, though it is probably more popularly known as a Christian lesson. There is even a tradition that Christ studied in India and at the age of thirty came into the West bringing wisdom and hope. This was the beginning of a further spread of religion through Christianity. The early monks of Christianity brought this religion into the greater parts of Europe. These people, then, handed on the torch of wisdom, of information, generation to generation. And right on down to this time we are indebted to them. Scientology can demonstrate that it can attain the goals set for Man by Christ, which are: wisdom, good health and immortality. Now, regardless of any truths or prophecies or prophets or anything else that happened as an independent endeavor, all this was sparked off by Buddhism. Gautama Siddhartha Buddha predicted that in 2500 years the entire job would be finished in the West. This is stated in the Pali Canons. Well, we finished it. Scientology is an applied religious philosophy, a direct extension of the work of Gautama Siddhartha Buddha. Everyone, anyone, of any race, color or creed, could be a member of the Buddhist Church. It was not limited to one caste or class or race or nationality. It was the first international religious movement, but although it has carried forward until today it actually has not moved its technology one inch further than it was pushed in Tibet until the advent of Scientology. The spirituality of Man is the basis of religion and it is the one thing that all religions have in common. They have different creators, different gods, different alters of worship, but in one thing they hold a common truth and that is that Man is a spiritual being. Only in Buddhism was this ever proven and it is proven now again in Scientology. This proof and the inherent potential ability of the spirit of Man you will find for yourself as you walk the well-marked road that is Scientology today. Scientology is an applied religious philosophy by its basic tenets, practice, historical background and by the definition of the word “philosophy” itself. The following will help clarify the philosophical and practical aspects of religion. Religious practice implies ritual, faith-in, doctrine based on a catechism and a creed. Religious philosophy implies study of spiritual manifestations; research on the nature of the spirit and study on the relationship of the spirit to the body; exercises devoted to the rehabilitation of abilities in a spirit. Scientology is an applied religious philosophy in the actual meaning of the word and gives Man truth and real knowledge about himself, and frees the being of the load that limits his consciousness to the only physical aspects of life. Auditor means “one who listens”. He or she is a highly trained person well versed in an understanding of the spirit. Auditing is a term used to mean the application of Scientology processes (Process: a series of questions asked to a person by an auditor to help her find out things about herself or life) and procedures to someone by a trained auditor. Auditors have since the beginning of Scientology, been the only individuals on this planet, in this universe, capable of freeing Man. At times, some forget or choose to ignore the fact that the Auditor is not just another fellow or a guy who works in Scientology. An auditor is a highly trained specialist, no matter what level of training. He or she is the only one who can give Man the truth that Man knows. The Auditor audits the spiritual beingness of the individual, increasing the individual’s understanding, enabling him or her to discard aberrations (Aberration: deviation from rational thinking or behavior) and to be more effective in all aspects of life and livingness. The Auditor is handling the reactive mind of the individual. The reactive mind is a portion of a person’s mind which works on a totally stimulus-response basis which is not under his volitional control and which exerts force and the power of command over his awareness, purpose, thoughts, body and actions and is the single source of human aberration and psychosomatic ills. It had managed to bury itself from view so thoroughly that only inductive philosophy, traveling from effect back to cause, served to uncover it. If you really want to know more about the reactive mind you should study “Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health” thoroughly. It’s enough here to say it still exists and still accounts for all one’s “unaccountable” actions. Since the perfection of the technology in Scientology to handle this reactive mind, freedom from mental torment is now a certain, attainable state and has been achieved by thousands of Scientologists. We can demonstrate to human beings that they are spiritual beings and that is the essence of religion. Man is a spiritual being. Where he came from and how and why and where he is going, are questions developed in religion. Auditing is directly concerned with increasing the ability to survive, with increasing the sanity or ability to reason, the physical ability, and the general enjoyment of life. The higher a person can rise on this scale, the righter he is in terms of reason, in terms of survival, and in terms of general well-being. The higher he is, the happier. The lower he is, the sadder. Happiness is important. The ability to arrange life and the environment so that living can be better enjoyed, the ability to tolerate the foibles of one’s fellow humans, the ability to see the true factors in a situation and resolve problems of living with accuracy, the ability to accept and execute responsibility, these things are important. Life is not much worth living if it cannot be enjoyed. The ability to live well and fully and to enjoy that living is the gift of a Scientologist. The Auditor might liken his job to removing the rocks and shoals from the hidden depths of a turbulent river and making of it a smooth-flowing and powerful stream. The Auditor is not changing the preclear (a person who finds out more about self and life through Scientology Auditing) by evaluation and suggestions. He is simply making it easier for the mind to do what the basic personality – the individual naturally wants the mind to do. This might be said to be the end goal of auditing. A fact which has been forgotten in this time of war and spiritual pestilence is that there have been times in Man’s history and prehistory when he has succeeded. It has not all been gloom and hopelessness. Else we would not be here today – even as poorly as we are. Men have lived to conquer all other forms of life, from the mastodon to the microbe. Men have lived to build walls and roads and pyramids which have defied the elements for thousands of years. Men have lived to write music which has pleased the gods and lines which have made the angels sigh and the devil weep. This is a time for Man to succeed again. Here is the word, the technology, the goal. The job is cut out and its name is Survive! – L. Ron Hubbard – 1965 Download PDF

The old must give way to the new, falsehood must become exposed by truth, and truth, though fought, always in the end prevails. < Back My Philosophy The old must give way to the new, falsehood must become exposed by truth, and truth, though fought, always in the end prevails. Previous Next The subject of philosophy is very ancient. The word means: “The love, study or pursuit of wisdom, or of knowledge of things and their causes, whether theoretical or practical.” All we know of science or of religion comes from philosophy. It lies behind and above all other knowledge we have or use. For long regarded as a subject reserved for halls of learning and the intellectual, the subject, to a remarkable degree, has been denied the man in the street. Surrounded by protective coatings of impenetrable scholarliness, philosophy has been reserved to the privileged few. The first principle of my own philosophy is that wisdom is meant for anyone who wishes to reach for it. It is the servant of the commoner and king alike and should never be regarded with awe. Selfish scholars seldom forgive anyone who seeks to break down the walls of mystery and let the peoplein. Will Durant , the modern American philosopher, was relegated to the scrap heap by his fellow scholars when he wrote a popular book on the subject. ‘The Outline of Philosophy’. Thus brick bats come the way of any who seek to bring wisdom to the people over the objections of the ‘inner circle’. The second principle of my own philosophy is that it must be capable of being applied. Learning locked in mildewed books is of little use to anyone and therefore of no value unless it can be used. The third principle is that any philosophic knowledge is only valuable if it is true or if it works. These three principles are so strange to the field of philosophy, that I have given my philosophy a name: Scientology . This means only ‘knowing how to know’. A philosophy can only be a route to knowledge. It cannot be crammed down one’s throat. If one has a route, he can then find what is true for him. And that is Scientology. Know Thyself… and the truth shall set you free. Therefore, in Scientology, we are not concerned with individual actions and differences. We are only concerned with how to show Man how he can set himself or herself free. This, of course, is not very popular with those who depend upon the slavery of others for their living or power. But it happens to be the only way I have found that really improves an individual’s life. Suppression and oppression are the basic causes of depression. If you relieve those a person can lift his head, become well, become happy with life. And though it may be unpopular with the slave master, it is very popular with the people. Common man likes to be happy and well. He likes to be able to understand things, and he knows his route to freedom lies through knowledge. Therefore, since the 50’s I have had Mankind knocking on my door. It has not mattered where I have lived or how remote, since I first published a book on the subject, my life has no longer been my own. I like to help others and count it as my greatest pleasure in life to see a person free himself of the shadows which darken his days. These shadows look so thick to him and weigh him down so that when he finds they are shadows and that he can see through them, walk through them and be again in the sun, he is enormously delighted. And I am afraid I am just as delighted as he is. I have seen much human misery. As a very young man I wandered through Asia and saw the agony and misery of overpopulated and underdeveloped lands. I have seen people uncaring and stepping over dying men in the streets. I have seen children less than rags and bones. And amongst this poverty and degradation I found holy places where wisdom was great, but where it was carefully hidden and given Out only as superstition. Later, in Western universities, I saw Man obsessed with materiality and with all his cunning. I saw him hide what little wisdom he really had in forbidding halls and make it inaccessible to the common and less favored man. I have been through a terrible war and saw its terror and pain uneased by a single word of decency or humanity. I have lived no cloistered life and hold in contempt the wise man who has not lived and the scholar who will not share. There have been many wiser men than I, but few have travelled as much road. I have seen life from the top down and the bottom up. I know how it looks both ways. And I know there is wisdom and that there is hope. Blinded with injured optic nerves, and lame with physical injuries to hip and back, at the end of World War II, I faced an almost non-existent future. My Service record states: ‘This officer has no neurotic or psychotic tendencies of any kind whatsoever,’ but it also states ‘permanently disabled physically.’ And so there came a further blow… I was abandoned by family and friends as a supposedly hopeless cripple and a probable burden upon them for the rest of my days. I yet worked my way back to fitness and strength in less than two years, using only what I knew and could determine about Man and his relationship to the universe. I had no one to help me; what I had to know I had to find out. And it’s quite a trick studying when you cannot see. I became used to being told it was all impossible, that there was no way, no hope. Yet I came to see again and walk again, and I built an entirely new life. It is a happy life, a busy one and I hope a useful one. My only moments of sadness are those which come when bigoted men tell others all is bad and there is no route anywhere, no hope anywhere, nothing but sadness and sameness and desolation, and that every effort to help others is false. I know it is not true. So my own philosophy is that one should share what wisdom he has, one should help others to help themselves. and one should keep going despite heavy weather for there is always a calm ahead. One should also ignore catcalls from the selfish intellectual who cries: “Don’t expose the mystery. Keep it all for ourselves. The people cannot understand.” But as I have never seen wisdom do any good kept to oneself, and as I like to see others happy, and as I find the vast majority of the people can and do understand, I will keep on writing and working and teaching so long as I exist. For I know no man who has any monopoly upon the wisdom of this universe. It belongs to those who can use it to help themselves and others. If things were a little better known and understood, we would all lead happier lives. And there is a way to know them and there is a way to freedom. The old must give way to the new, falsehood must become exposed by truth, and truth, though fought, always in the end prevails. – L. Ron Hubbard – 1965 Download PDF

< Back Jean Course Supervisor, Auditor Jean always wanted to help others, but it is when he found Scientology in 1976, that he realized his goal could really become a reality with the needed and efficient tools. Jean is a Course Supervisor for all levels, Class IV Auditor and Case Supervisor for lower auditing levels. Jean speaks French and English. Up right

< Back Dirk Auditor, Course Supervisor In my life I have studied and got to know many philosophies, mental practices and coaching methods. When I came across Ron’s technology, I immediately realized: “This technology is unique! ” Here I found a technology that allows us to free every person from the prison of the confused mind and the accumulation of ballast of old experiences and negative emotions that one has accumulated in his life and turn him or her into a happy and free person. Dirk is now a Course Supervisor and Auditor for all levels, Auditor Class XII. He has completed the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course. Dirk speaks fluently German, English and French. Up right

< Back Vreni Director of Training After having been on a quest for a better understanding regarding the society in which we are living, Vreni discovered Scientology in 1976 and realized the knowledge was all there, tidy and understandable with much sense and logic. Vreni has done various administrative courses, is director of training and course supervisor for all levels, audits Dianetics, and Scientology grades. Vreni speaks German, English and French. Up right

< Back Sibylle Public Relations Sibylle is a new team member since the beginning of 2024 and is currently still in training. She wants to help others achieve the same successes in life that she herself has experienced through Scientology technology. Sibylle has completed various administrative courses, including the OEC 0 course, as well as auditing courses. Currently, she works mainly in the administrative area. She speaks German and English. Up right

The exercise “Holding corners” makes you look younger and look better. Fall asleep faster and sleep better, feel calmer. < Back Exercise: Holding the Corners The exercise “Holding corners” makes you look younger and look better. Fall asleep faster and sleep better, feel calmer. Previous Next You can do this for two minutes (minimum) or two hours and you will always have a profit from it. No matter what happens, just hold the two corners and don’t think. Would you like to be younger and look younger? Sit somewhere near the center of a room. Close your eyes and “contact” the two upper corners of the room behind you. Then, holding those corners, sit still and don’t think. Remain interested only in those two corners. Learn where pains are coming from! Auditing can eliminate pain. Erase or nullify the physical pain, the losses of a lifetime, and vitality returns. – L. Ron Hubbard If you have any questions or need more information please contact us. Free PDF Download

< Back Max Hauri CEO Max, President, and owner of the Ron’s Org became involved in Scientology in 1978. In 1983 he left the church of Scientology and since 1984, together with his wife Erica, Max built up the Ron’s Org. Throughout his career, he has trained and held most of the positions one can find on an organization board. He is top-trained in all Scientology and Dianetics technologies as an Auditor and a Case Supervisor. Max is also the President of the Worldwide Ron’s Org Committee (ROC) . With his wife, they have gradually established worldwide communication lines and today they count many Ron’s Orgs on all continents and especially in the countries of the former Soviet Union. They are proud to be a competent contact point for Scientologists on all horizons and the main training center from the lowest to the highest level. Max speaks German and English. Up right

Nothing in Dianetics and Scientology is true for you Unless you have observed it. And it is true according to your observation. That is all. < Back Personal Integrity Nothing in Dianetics and Scientology is true for you Unless you have observed it. And it is true according to your observation. That is all. Previous Next In any case, an appropriate level of personal integrity, appropriate personal faith and confidence in oneself, and the courage to see what we see and say what we have seen. Nothing in Dianetics and Scientology is true for you until you have seen it yourself. And it is true because of your own perception. That is all. What is true for you is what you have observed yourself And when you lose that you have lost everything. What is personal integrity? Personal integrity is knowing what you know – What you know is what you know – And to have the courage to know and say what you have observed. And that is integrity And there is no other integrity. Of course we can talk about honor, truth, all these things, These esoteric terms. But I think they’d all be covered very well If what we really observed was what we observed, That we took care to observe what we were observing, That we always observed to observe. And not necessarily maintaining a skeptical attitude, A critical attitude, or an open mind. But certainly maintaining sufficient personal integrity And sufficient personal belief and confidence in self And courage that we can observe what we observe And say what we have observed. Nothing in Dianetics and Scientology is true for you Unless you have observed it And it is true according to your observation. That is all. – L. Ron Hubbard – 1965 Download PDF

The hardest task one can have is to continue to love one’s fellows despite all reasons he should not. And the true sign of sanity and greatness is to so continue. < Back What is Greatness The hardest task one can have is to continue to love one’s fellows despite all reasons he should not. And the true sign of sanity and greatness is to so continue. Previous Next The hardest task one can have is to continue to love one’s fellows despite all reasons he should not. And the true sign of sanity and greatness is to so continue. For the one who can achieve this, there is abundant hope. For those who cannot, there is only sorrow, hatred and despair, and these are not the things of which greatness or sanity or happiness are made. A primary trap is to succumb to invitations to hate. There are those who appoint one their executioners. Sometimes for the sake of the safety of others, it is necessary to act, but it is not necessary also to hate them. To do one’s task without becoming furious at others who seek to prevent one is a mark of greatness – and sanity. And only then can one be happy. Seeking to achieve any single desirable quality in life is a noble thing. The one most difficult and most necessary to achieve is to love one’s fellows despite all invitations to do otherwise. If there is any saintly quality, it is not to forgive. ”Forgiveness” is a much lower level action and is rather censorious. True greatness merely refuses to change in the face of bad actions against one – and a truly great person loves his fellows because he understands them. After all, they are all in the same trap. Some are oblivious of it, some have gone mad because of it, some act like those who betrayed them. But all, all are in the same trap – the generals, the street sweepers, the presidents, the insane. They act the way they do because they are all subject to the same cruel pressures of this universe. Some of us are subject to those pressures and still go on doing our jobs. Others have long since succumbed and rave and torture and strut like the demented souls they are. To re-save some of them is a dangerous undertaking. Were you to approach many ruling heads in the world and offer to set them free (as only a Scientologist can) they would go berserk, cry up their private police and generally cause unpleasantness. Indeed, one did – he was later assassinated by no desire of ours but because of the incompetence of his own fellows about him. He could have used Scientology. Instead, he promptly tried to shoot it down by ordering raids and various berserk actions on Scientology organizations. That he was then shot had nothing to do with us, but only demonstrated how incompetent and how mortal he really was. As we become stronger, we can be completely openhanded with our help. Until we do, we can at least understand the one fact that greatness does not stem from savage wars or being known. It stems from being true to one’s own decency, from going on helping others whatever they do or think or say and despite all savage acts against one; to persevere without changing one’s basic attitude toward Man. A fully trained Scientologist is in a far better position to understand than a partly trained one. For the Scientologist who really knows is able not only to retain confidence in himself and what he can do, but also can understand why others do what they do and so knowing, does not become baffled or dismayed by small defeats. To that degree, true greatness depends on total wisdom. They act as they do because they are what they are – trapped beings, crushed beneath an intolerable burden. And if they have gone mad for it and command the devastation of whole nations in errors of explanation, still one can understand why and can understand as well the extent of their madness. Why should one change and begin to hate just because others have lost themselves and their own destinies are too cruel for them to face. Justice, mercy, forgiveness, all are unimportant beside the ability not to change because of provocation or demands to do so. One must act, one must preserve order and decency, but one need not hate or seek vengeance. It is true that beings are frail and commit wrongs. Man is basically good but can act badly. He only acts badly when his acts done for order and the safety of others are done with hatred. Or when his disciplines are founded only upon safety for himself regardless of all others; or worse, when he acts only out of a taste for cruelty. To preserve no order at all is an insane act. One need only look at the possessions and environment of the insane to realize this. The able keep good order. When cruelty in the name of discipline dominates a race, that race has been taught to hate. And that race is doomed. The real lesson is to learn to love. He who would walk scatheless through his day must learn this. Never use what is done to one as a basis for hatred. Never desire revenge. It requires real strength to love Man. And to love him despite all invitations to do otherwise, all provocations and all reasons why one should not. Happiness and strength endure only in the absence of hate. To hate alone is the road to disaster. To love is the road to strength. To love in spite of all is the secret of greatness. And may very well be the greatest secret in this universe. – L. Ron Hubbard – 1966 Download PDF

< Back Melinda Auditor, Case Supervisor Melinda Melinda grew up with Scientology and started her career as a Course Supervisor after having been a teacher for 4 years. Then, she trained as an Auditor up to Class XII and as a Case Supervisor for all steps. Melinda speaks fluently German, English and French. Up right