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Moving On Up a Little Higher 
On the subject of functional illiteracy, Leah Remini had been promoting a web page describing the upper levels. Not ~one~ of her cult followers bothered to LOOK for themselves. If they had, they would have seen my name a dozen times on that page.
The real problem with Scientology is that a percentage of those who get involved take Hubbard too seriously. These people get few of the easy gains and end up being used. Scientology should be viewed as a stepping stone not as an ultimate truth.
On the subject of Hana, I recall one interview she gave where her disappointment with Scientology was the fact that it worked — but the results were temporary. Obviously, Hana has a MU on “release state.” What gets me, however, is the fact she ~admits~ Scientology works.
This makes a lot of sense.
Good Lord
It seems 369 people squeezed out some applause. Amazing what someone will do to obtain applause from 369 people. Truth be told, a topless dancer can manage that over a lunch through dinner hour in Times Square. And actually not cause any damage to others while getting PAID in silver and gold.
Laughter!
Poor Hana. I knew a guy once that had a fascination with red heads.
Hi, George. I agree about Scientology being a stepping stone. Even taking Hubbard too seriously is part of it – a significant part for many, if not all of us. Sooner or later a person has to learn this lesson on the path to being one’s own orientaton point (as Hubbard himself put it).
Cunt