The Story: Bob explains his time in the Church of Scientology
What can we learn from the Church of Scientology? Is there some wisdom that gets lost in all the criticism, some teachings of L. Ron Hubbard that could still benefit us?
Welcome once again to The Paradise Paradox. I’d like to present the second part of an interview I did with my friend Bob, known on Steemit and DTube as Bobaphet. Bob is going to tell us about his contact with Freemasonry, about how he joined Scientology, the drills they did to learn how to speak in a commanding, authoritative tone known as Tone 40, about auditing, which you might call a form of exposure therapy. Bob also tells the story of being excluded from the sea org, because of his previous military experience – ironically, as a sailor.
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Magical Witchcraft Scientology Journey of Bobaphet – Part 1 – Episode 195
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