Dianetics The Modern Science of Mental Health

Dianetics.

Have you heard of this book?

Yes, I heard if you're really good at it they put you on a boat, an org.

It's an org.

You get to be a part of an org, a sea org.

Do you remember the Dianetics commercials? Do you remember the commercials with the volcano, like the lava was going on and it just gave you like the most generalized things anyone feels. He goes, are you sometimes tired and sometimes awake?

I did that too and I did that in San Diego. I was down there filming something and we were in the park and it was like at a time where a lot of people didn't know who I am and I could sneak in and I sat down at this guy's table and he gave me the e-meter and I put my hands on things and he told me what it was reading. I'm like, how does this thing function, like what is it, what is it reading off? And the dude was like, oh I don't want to explain. He didn't want to really be there. He's just a member who got roped into doing this thing. He had zero enthusiasm about the sale.

He was a weird-looking dude... He came up with Dianetics. He was trying to selfdiagnose, trying to fix his own brain.

He like Alron Hubber wrote a book, Dianetics.

It's a great technology.

there is a concept that Hubbard had in his fundamental book Dianetics the Modern Science of Mental Health that you have these incidents that occur that cause you to have negative emotions reactions pains upsets whatever and that by addressing those incidents with a sort of a regression theory of going back to the beginning and the earliest time that you had such a feeling or an incident that you will be able to relieve that.

In part one we talked about Hubbard's childhood, his incessant decades of lying that time he accidentally bombed metal in the ocean 100 times and then the birth of Dianetics.

In April of 1950, Campbell teased that, coming in June, a 16,000-word article on Dianetics would be in the magazine, titled Dianetics, An Introduction to a New Science.

In May of 1950 dianetics the modern science of mental health reached bookstores across the nation.

A large proportion of allegedly feeble minded children are actually attempted abortion cases.

However many in billions America spends yearly on institutions for the insane and jails for criminals are spent primarily because of attempted abortions done by some sex blocked mother to whom children are accursed, not a blessing of God.

In April of 1950, Campbell teased that, coming in June, a 16,000-word article on Dianetics would be in the magazine, titled Dianetics, An Introduction to a New Science.

In May of 1950 dianetics the modern science of mental health reached bookstores across the nation.

A large proportion of allegedly feeble minded children are actually attempted abortion cases.

However many in billions America spends yearly on institutions for the insane and jails for criminals are spent primarily because of attempted abortions done by some sex blocked mother to whom children are accursed, not a blessing of God.

Scientologists don't walk up to people and then say here's the book on Scientology they come to you with Dianetics they ask if you want to take a test yes they say do you want to take a test and ask you questions and they say buy this book called Dianetics if you then go through these steps eventually you'll find yourself more so in Scientology that's what wokeness is

I bought Dynetics.

He gave me the book

Don't you think you should know what the book says before you criticize it?

The Church of Scientology will get credit cards and these people's name and buy books with it.

And he asked me if I knew anything about dionetics because that I think that's what it says.

And I actually got maybe like 50 pages in and then laughed and then put it down.

So I actually bought dionetics.

And he asked me if I knew anything about dionetics because that I think that's what it says. Like, or Scientology.

And then he's like, hey, how's it going? He talks to me. And he asked me if I knew anything about dionetics because that I think that's what it says. Like, or Scientology.

And I was like, no. And then there's like, do you know anything about Scientology? And I was like, just what I've seen from the TV. I was like, don't you guys believe like aliens and like volcanoes? And he goes, that's what the cartoon says.

So I actually bought dionetics. Now I'm completely skeptical. I think it was like 20 bucks.

Dianetics book one.

And he's like, God damn, this guy's a fucking hack. He's a horrible writer.

And by the way, his stuff, this Dianetic stuff and all this stuff, I mean, it's fantastic bullshit.

You know what I'll take a page from L. Ron Hubbard's book and call it cognitive technology

I'll take a page from L. Ron Hubbard's book and call it cognitive technology

I'll take a page from L. Ron Hubbard's book and call it cognitive technology

We got Dianetics, we got the books, we got the DVDs.

She was a Scientologist and she sold me a book, Jones told the newspaper, Dianetics.

It just made such sense to me Brent Jones told the Review Journal when I started to apply these guidelines, these rules we call it the technology when you apply it to your life things just start working better for you.

They told me they had what I needed, Raul recalled to the New Times LA that if I followed the program I could be cured of the trimmer and I could be my old self again which is all I ever wanted.

If you're depressed Trudeau recommends you read Dianetics by L. Ron Hubbard and become a Scientologist.

Founded by L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology and a science fiction writer who wrote a book called Diagnetics which was supposed to be this psychological self help manual.

The best way to make real money is to start a religion because people will do anything for religion and the government can't take away your money and your power.