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would l ron hubbard approve of john travolta going in drag in the movie "hairspray"?
QUOTE (babu @ Jul 20 2007, 06:25 PM)
would l ron hubbard approve of john travolta going in drag in the movie "hairspray"?
Ron Hubbard did approve of the role from his HQ on planet Treton. Everyone on Treton cross dresses and does the Shing-a-Ling and the Watusi, so John was just fulfilling his deep desire to dress and dance as they do on higher Scientology Planets.
Where you ever a Scientologist Babu?
i am many things to many people
but in truth, i am a reflection of your soul's purest aspiration
but in truth, i am a reflection of your soul's purest aspiration
QUOTE (babu @ Jul 20 2007, 08:59 PM)
i am many things to many people
but in truth, i am a reflection of your soul's purest aspiration
but in truth, i am a reflection of your soul's purest aspiration
My souls deepest and purist aspirations garner images of a former Chippendale dancer Scientologist who decides to becoming a devotee because of his love for the raw feel of a silk sari, all needed experiences to fulfill the destiny of the developing personality of babuji— many things to many people as there are people to be many of!
a good article on scientology by Rolling Stone http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story...ide_scientology
some excerpts :
they also keep out maya by following the shastra:
like devotees they don't squander semen:
the GBC may find something like this useful in dealing with bloopers:
some excerpts :
they also keep out maya by following the shastra:
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And then there are Scientology's rules. A fiercely doctrinaire religion, Scientology follows Hubbard's edicts to the letter. Dissent or opposition to any of Hubbard's views isn't tolerated. Nor is debating certain church tenets -- a practice Scientologists view as "counterintentioned." Comporting oneself in any way that could be seen as contrary to church goals is considered subversive and is known as a "suppressive act."
like devotees they don't squander semen:
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Masturbation is an overt -- strictly forbidden in Scientology, as Hubbard believed that it can slow one's process to enlightenment.
the GBC may find something like this useful in dealing with bloopers:
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Some wayward members have "disappeared" for long periods of time, sent to special Scientology facilities known as the "Rehabilitation Project Force." Created by Hubbard in 1974, the RPF is described by the church as a voluntary rehabilitation program offering a "second chance" to Sea Org members who have become unproductive or have strayed from the church's codes.
QUOTE (angrezi @ Aug 1 2007, 08:04 PM)
a good article on scientology by Rolling Stone http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story...ide_scientology
some excerpts :
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like devotees they don't squander semen:
some excerpts :
...
like devotees they don't squander semen:
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Masturbation is an overt -- strictly forbidden in Scientology, as Hubbard believed that it can slow one's process to enlightenment.
This doesn't seem to be correct. Many, many years ago, I read in some book by L. Ron Hubbard that the idea that masturbation is bad is a wrong idea. As I recall, he blamed this on an uptight society.
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