Description

A summary of the development of this controversial movement and of the philosophical concepts of its founder, L.Ron Hubbard. It is now being rounded off with this "Handbook for Use" which tells you what it all looks like when put into practice.

This book reports the historical development of scientology from an independent viewpoint, strips fascist ideologies and artificially created myths away from it, and portrays its philosophy which deals with the fundamentals of man's existence.

Due to his extensive knowledge of Hubbard's work and writings, and great clarity of presentation, the author - a Church of Scientology drop-out, writing under the pseudonym of L. Kin - succeeds in unmasking the internal affairs as well as the strategic intentions of the sect.

Reading the first part provides the kind of thrill one would get from a secret service dossier. In the second part, the reader finds out what it is that drives the paying public into the many arms of this international psycho-monster. False assertions and untenable promises are exposed.

Written in an easy style, the book takes the gloss off hyped-up secrecies but leaves the things standing as true that prove to be useful and workable.

Scientology - More Than A Cult? is a positive work. A reader is likely to feel lighter at heart, higher in tone, after finishing it. This book can be recommended to almost anyone from experienced auditors to those with no prior idea of the subject. From DMSMH to the defeat of Xenu, this is a book that should be in everyone's hands.