SCIENTOLOGY WHAT IS IT?

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*What are its basic beliefs?
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he first principle of my own philosophy is that wisd is meant
fr anyone who wishes to reach for it. It is the s ant of com-
moner and king alike and should never be regarde awe...
The second principle of my own philoso it must be cap-
able of being applied.
Learning locked in mildewed books is of little use to anyone and
therefore of no value unless it can be used.
The third principle is that any philosophic
valuable (fit is true or (fit works.
These three principles are so strange to the field of philosop
that I have given my philosophy a name: SCIE1VTOL
means only 'knowing how to know.'
A philosophy can only be a route to knowledge. It cannot
crammed down one's throat. If one has a route, he can then Jim
is true for him. And that is Scientology."
L. Ron Hubbard
Founder of Seientotogyo religious philosophy
from his 1965 essay "My Philoshophy"
Copyright 1965 by L. Ron Hubbard.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Scientology is a trademark and service mark designating the applied religious philosophy of the Church of Scienotology,
based upon the teachings ofL. Ron Hubbard. his a registered mark that is owned by the Religious Technology Center and
is used with permission by affiliated entities of the Church of Scientology.
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cientology is a study of knowledge.
It is knowledge about why peo-
ple have the problems that they
have, about why people sometimes have
trouble communicating with others,
about the causes of upsets in life, about
the spiritual side of man, and about the
things that stop people from using all
the abilities that they do have. In short,
Scientology covers the very basic know-
ledge about man and about life that is
vital for each person to have if he is to be
happy and accomplish those things he
sets out to do.
According to Scientology principles,
knowledge alone, without application,
What is
PII10 Y?
is not really of much use. In other words,
it's not enough to just KNOW some-
thing; you must be able to put that data
to USE to help yourself and to help
others.
For a Scientologist'TM, the final test of
any knowledge he has gained is, "did the
data and the use of it in life actually
improve conditions or didn't it?"
The application of Scientology prin-
ciples can improve a person's con-
fidence, intelligence, abilities, and skills
? which adds up to a happier and more
capable individual. For this reason
Scientology courses and texts stress
not only that the student KNOWS
about Scientology data but also that he
can and should APPLY the knowledge
gained to improve conditions in his own
life and environment.
Scientology technology can enable a
person to effectively resolve problems
that he could not previously handle. It
can restore a person's ability to improve
conditions which he may once have
considered hopeless.
With Scientology, a person can attain
greater personal freedom. Scientology
steers the individual out of the problems
and seeming restrictions of everyday
life, to a point where he can gain higher
levels of spiritual freedom.
,
Los- Angeles Scientology center
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Is Scientology a religion
Scientology is a re-
ligion in the truest
sense of the word. It
is a study of wisdom, a study of life.
Based on the fundamental and prov-
able fact that man is a spiritual being,
not a body or a name or a brain or any-
thing else, Scientology ? like most
other major religions ? seeks to
increase the person's understanding of
himself, his fellow man and the world
around him. Scientology recognizes
that man must be able to communicate
with others and to accept and respect
them as spiritual beings in order to live
harmoniously and to progress together
as a group. "Love thy neighbor" is a
basic tenet in Scientology just as it is in
Buddhism and Christianity. Knowing
and applying these tenets to life and its
spiritual nature, a person also gains an
understanding of the Supreme Being
and nlan's relation to it.
Scientologists recognize that it is the
being himself who feels emotions, who
thinks thoughts and who directs the
motions that his body makes. Man
doesn't "have" a spirit ? he IS a
spiritual being; the spiritual being is in
the "driver's seat," so to speak, direct-
ing the show and seeking to survive.
And Scientologists recognize that the
being's ability to direct his own path in
and the quality of his survival can
improved.
The Scientology religion, like all
other religions, holds that the spirit
lives on after death.
Protestantism, Buddhism, Judaism,
Catholicism ? and Scientology ? all
have in common the idea of the road to
salvation. In Scientology, salvation is
through the work of the individual him-
self. The abilities and potentials of the
individual as a spiritual being are
stressed in Scientology.
That sins cause future hardship in
this life and in eternity, and prevent
salvation, is a common denominator of
many religions, including Scientology.
Helping the individual to realize this
and get onto the right path is a com-
mon approach for all religions. Scien-
tology offers an exact path that can be
followed in man's search for salvation.
The Church of Scientology is non-
denominational. One can be a Scien-
tologist and also a member of any
other religious group. There are
Catholics, Protestants, members of the
Jewish faith and most any other
religion who are also active as
Scientologists.
The Church of Scientology's pur-
pose is to help the individual lead a
happier life, and so there is nothing in
Scientology principles to conflict with
other religious beliefs.
Scientology ministers perform
marriages, funerals and naming
ceremonies much as leaders in other
faiths do. Sunday services are held in
Scientology churches each week and
these are open to the public.
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n studying Scientology religious
philosophy, one learns the basics
A. of life and finds out more about
himself. Scientology does not try to
"change people" but gives the
individual the understanding of himself
and his environment and the where-
withal to bring about improved con-
ditions on his own determinism.
Through a better understanding of
life and of man as a spiritual being, the
individual becomes more aware of his
own basic capabilities and is able to
improve himself and be more at cause
over his environment.
In order to improve understanding
of oneself and of others, one must be
able to easily communicate. This
applies to any two-way communica-
tion, be it to one's family and loved
ones, to business and sports associates,
or to the man on the street. Thus one of
the first Scientology basics covered is
the subject of COMMUNICATION.
In Scientology, it has been proven
that there is a very exact formula for
communication which can be broken
down into distinct parts. Knowing and
applying this exact formula correctly
enables the individual to freely com-
municate with others with certainty
that his communication is being cor-
rectly duplicated and understood. His
ability to receive and duplicate others'
communications is equally enhanced.
entolog
vidual?
How many family disagreements
have resulted in broken homes stem-
ming from simple misunderstandings
or inability of one party to either
express or duplicate the other's views?
How many international strifes and
threats of war have been brought about
through an inability of two parties,
governments or cultures to communi-
cate with each other?
Yet how simple it is to handle such
breaches, to communicate freely with
others and to receive communication
when the basic fundamentals of the
COMMUNICATION FORMULA are
known and applied.
One also learns the theory of what a
problem is and how to become cause
over a problem rather than the effect of
one.
Scientologists learn how to become
honest and truthful to themselves and
to others and how to lead a more hon-
est and productive life.
In the many, many written works of
Mr. Hubbard, there can be found hun-
dreds of thousands of axiomatic truths
and workable data that enable the
individual to find out more and more
about himself, his capabilities, his
relationship to others and how to apply
this valuable data to life and livingness
in order to improve conditions and
relationships.
How do people
become
ScientoloolSts?
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A. I I new to the subject does is read a
often, the first thing a person
Dianetics or Scientology book by the
Founder of Scientology, L. Ron Hub-
bard. [Dianetics' spiritual healing
technology is the forerunner of Scien-
tology and deals with the human mind
? what it is and how it works]. He
finds out about the subject for himself,
at his own pace, and is free to compare
what he reads to his own observations
and experiences.
Then the person usually visits a local
Scientology Church where he might
attend a free introductory lecture or
seminar, or do an introductory course
such as one on the basics of com-
munication. One can also go into any
Church of Scientology and see a filmed
interview with L. Ron Hubbard in
which he answers many questions
about Scientology philosophy.
When the person has made up his
own mind whether to find out more
about the subject (or to go his own
way), he may then choose to take study
courses about the human spirit or he
may wish to receive specialized
spiritual counseling to enhance his
basic capabilities. The many willing
staff in a Scientology organization will
gladly assist in indicating the books
and services available that best fit the
individual's interests
and needs.
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What is Scientology
Auditing?
Scientology counseling is called
AUDITING. This comes from
the Latin word audire which
means to listen. In a Scientology audit-
ing session, a trained Scientology prac-
titioner is called an AUDITOR The
auditor assists the individual to find out
more about himself by asking him a
series of exact questions and then
carefully listening to his answers.
A Scientology auditor does not tell a
person being audited what he, the
auditor, thinks is wrong, or what he
thinks is the source of a difficulty. He
doesn't advise how a problem or situa-
tion should be handled or try to teach
the person anything. As one of the pur-
poses of Scientology counseling is to
restore a person's self-determinism ?
his control of his own life ? the
auditor is there to guide and assist only,
using the precise methods in which he is
trained and bound by a strict code of
professional ethics and conduct.
Scientology auditing is done on a
one-to-one basis. It takes up areas
of a person's life that he wants to
improve, that he is confused about, or
that are troubling him. Where the per-
son is already getting on well in life,
Scientology counseling is used to assist
him to IMPROVE his understanding
and abilities. Scientology auditing in the
hands of a trained auditor is very pre-
cise and very effective. It works.
In the very early research periods
preceding Scientology, L. Ron
Hubbard discovered that any indivi-
dual has abilities that he is not fully
using and often isn't even fully aware
.of. He discovered that the individual
with these abilities brought to light,
strengthened and put to work, could
find himself more at cause over and in
command of situations that before had
seemed to be blocking the achievement
of his own goals and purposes in life.
In discovering the reasons why
many dormant abilities aren't even
realized by the being or even fully used
by an individual, Mr. Hubbard was
also able to develop precise counseling
methods that could assist the person to
become aware of this condition
and enable him to improve his
condition, regaining the abilities
thought he had lost or perhaps never
had before.
With Scientology auditing, the
individual finds out more about himself
(and about others) and is in a position
to be able to live a much happier, more
productive and fuller life.
A great deal of informal counseling
is also done by Scientologists in the
community whenever and wherever
their help is needed. One of the
traditional roles of religion is to
improve the quality of life through
community involvement and action.
Scientologists retain that missionary
spirit, and are effectively dealing with
community problems such as drug
and alcohol abuse, delinquency,
crime and violence, marital and
family problems. Further
details on the community
work that Scientologists are
involved in are covered in
the following pages.
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What does Scientology philosophy
do for our society?
Scientologists are actively and energetically working to improve our society.
They have established a growing and impressive record of bettering conditions in areas such as:
Education
In today's fast-paced world, suc-
cess often depends on one's ability
to rapidly read, understand and
APPLY written texts. Yet many of us
have never really learned how to study.
Surveys show that children in schools
today are not being taught how to
study. College entrance test scores are
declining year after year; illiteracy is on
the rise.
L. Ron Hubbard has spent many
years researching the subject of study
? seeking to discover the various
barriers to study: why a student gives
up a subject or becomes confused or
disinterested, why a student gets bored
or tired while studying, why a student
can't apply his materials, what inhibits
comprehension, etc. The effective study
methods developed by Mr. Hubbard
are now used by hundreds of
thousands of people all over the world.
Basic study courses are taught in every
Scientology Church as one of the first
steps to enable the new student to
easily study and duplicate the materials
and to apply what he has learned.
These same study methods have also
been introduced into various public
and private schools, government pro-
grams and in businesses (from local
family enterprises to major auto
manufacturers) with impressive results.
Education Alive and Applied
Scholastics are two organizations that
use Mr. Hubbard's discoveries to
rehabilitate students and revitalize
entire educational systems throughout
the world. These organizations and
others in the U.S., Germany, Denmark,
France, Sweden, England, Canada,
Mexico, Australia, Africa and China
offer seminars to parents and students
in Mr. Hubbard's methods, tutoring in
basic courses and training to teachers
and to businesses. In China, for exam-
ple, L. Ron Hubbard's study technol-
ogy has been introduced in two
universities, and the program has been
so successful that educational authori-
ties are expanding it to the entire coun-
try. At a South African university, a
course in Hubbard study technology is
an elective part of the curriculum and
has been chosen by hundreds of
students as a subject.
One of the biggest barriers Mr. Hub-
bard found a student encounters in
learning a new subject is its nomencla-
ture. The student not only has new
principles and methods to learn, but a
whole new language as well. Mr. Hub-
bard took this a step further and found
a basic underlying datum: the only
reason a person gives up a study or
becomes confused or unable to learn is
because he or she has gone past a word
that was not understood. He dis-
covered that the confusion or inability
to grasp the subject comes after a word
that the person did not have defined or
understood.
The misunderstood word is just one
of the simple but extremely powerful
discoveries of "barriers to study" in
Mr. Hubbard's technology. As the
amount of information each of us
needs to know in order to get along in
today's world mounts, the demand for
these simple and effective study
methods grows steadily.
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As stated in an article by Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard:
civili:ation without insanity, 14. ithout criminals and without war, where
the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where Man is free
to rise to greater heights, are the aims of Scientology.
"Non-political in nature, Scientology welcomes any individual of any creed,
race or nation.
We seek no revolution. We seek only evolution to higher states of being for
the individual and for society."
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How large is the Church of Soler
and how rapidly is it expandi
In just over 30 years, the Church of
Scientology has grown from one
Church registered in the state of
California to more than 600 churches,
missions and groups in more than 30
countries around the globe.
Due to the increased demand for
Scientology services throughout the
world, more than 60 new churches and
over 130 new missions ? in just the
past 5 years alone ? have opened their
doors to assist their communities. The
number of Church staff has also
increased to better serve parishioners
? a 13% increase over the last 12
months.
In the average week, several thou-
sand new people start their first Scien-
tology service. The number of active
Scientology memberships in 1984
increased by 40.2% over the 1983
total.
The Church of Scientology is
expanding rapidly and will continue to
do so throughout the world in response
to the ever-growing demand for its ser-
vices. This expansion is a direct reflec-
tion of the workability of its religious
philosophy in improving conditions in
the world.
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Flag Service Organization ? Clearwater, Florida
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Saint Hill Castle ? Sussex, England
Locations of some of the 600 Churches, Missions and Groups
Saint Hill Manor ? Sussex, England
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NUMBER OF
SCIENTOLOGY CHURCHES,
MISSIONS AND GROUPS
1954
1970 1975 1980 1985
NUMBER OF DIANETICS AND
SCIENTOLOGY BOOKS BOUGHT BY
SCIENTOLOGISTS AND
INTERESTED
PUBLIC
363,766
1981
713,887
1982
824,435
1983
943,044
1984
NUMBER OF CHURCH
STAFF MEMBERS
2,623
1975
3,452
1980
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1985
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hick Corea, a Scientologist since
1968, acclaimed as the top jazz
pianist/keyboardist in the world:
"I've a ways loved to make music for others
to enjoy ? but have basically made my
own way through the years ? like a wan-
derer. One reason for this wandering is that
I thought for a long time that the freedom I
was seeking was a wholly personal thing ?
a personal activity.
"Meeting up with Dianetics and Scien-
tology technology in '68 began to change
that idea for me. I began to see that the
environment and life itself is made by many
? and so the resultant quality of life is a
sum of the efforts of all living as a group.
And the goal to be an active part of this
group began to be awakened in me. I began
to think that maybe the attainment of
freedom was a group activity.
"Now, there have been groups through
the ages with the purpose to help others be
free. But, although man has made certain
technological progress, in humanistic and
moral terms, we're still pretty far from the
ideal.
"Then along comes L. Ron Hubbard. He
pointed out the exact construction of the
trap ? the mechanisms and phenomena
that trap us and keep us blind. Then he
developed and refined the exact step-by-
step route out ? with auditing, with train-
ing, with the basics of how to study, with
the basics of how to recognize and handle
suppression, and with the basics of how to
organize and grow and become strong as a
group.
"I feel he's awakened a purpose not only
to be free ourselves but also to help others
be free. I know that Scientology has the
potential to, and is creating a new civiliza-
tion. That's why I'm aboard. The inspira-
tion for my music has always been the
dream of a better life. That's why I'm a
Scientologist."
Ken Gerbino, an investments counselor:
"I have found that Dianetics and Scien-
tology spiritual counseling have noticeably
increased my ability to learn. In my busi-
ness, I must do extensive reading and
research, and I am now able to absorb and
understand a much higher volume of such
material. This ability has been invaluable to
me.
"Dianetics and Scientology counseling
has tremendously raised my emotional and
energy levels. I have become much happier
and find my respect for others has
increased. My energy level has risen to the
point where I started my own business and
have become revitalized as a writer and
financial lecturer.
"Probably the most amazing thing which
has happened to me was the fact of a 20%
increase in my I.Q. I might add that I have
noticed hundreds of other Scientology
parishioners who have achieved similar
gains."
A businessman:
"I am the senior vice president of a
brokerage firm, one of the top fifty pro-
ducers of the firm. People are always asking
me why I am so successful, and where I get
the ability to handle things so well. My co-
workers know it is because of Dianetics and
Scientology technology. I got into this busi-
ness in 1980 and the first year in business, I
was in the top 200 in the firm, the 2nd year
the top 100, the 3rd year the top 50. Every
time I have Scientology counseling, my
statistics rise."
A medical doctor:
"My ability is increasing all the time and, of
course, I am happier than I have ever been
before in my life. It is my ever-present ambi-
tion to go as far as possible with Scien-
tology training. I have become uninterested
in spending all my life trying to achieve with
pills and drugs things which cannot be
achieved with such things. I feel that we are
in the first wave of this great adventure
which is gathering momentum and will
ultimately be used all over the world as a
matter of course."
What are some
of the results from
the application
of Scientology
Technology?
Here are but a few of the many thousands
of improvements and successes reported
daily around the world by people who
have received Scientology training
and counseling.
Chick Corea
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Karen Black
Karen Black, famous Hollywood film star:
"One of the things that Scientology coun-
seling does is expand your attention in pre-
sent time...as a result of knowing yourself
and becoming more free, any art form you
are into also frees up. Artistic impulses are
very generous and spontaneous things, and
they just keep getting more so because they
didn't have those restrictions on them."
An author:
"From the time of my first counseling in
1958 I've been utterly convinced that noth-
ing else works even remotely as well or
swiftly as Scientology counseling.
"Only Scientology philosophy offers a
deep and responsible change. As to some of
the change I've made,! feel a thousand times
freer ? and for a writer, let alone any
human being, what could be better?"
Amanda Ambrose, singer, actress, mother
of five:
"In 1968 I was introduced to Scientology
and since then, I have had many hours of
Dianetics and Scientology counseling. I
found the most significant change is that I
am no longer afraid of anything. Before, I
had observed how some 'successful' people
led their lives and I was afraid of having a
life like theirs. I did not want to become an
alcoholic or druggie in order to be
successful.
"Because of counseling, I no longer have
those fears. I am more able to mentally and
physically make my dreams come true. I
know I can achieve anything I want to
without compromising my reality."
Actor/director Robert F. Lyons:
"As a new actor, I had problems in
understanding some of the acting training
I was involved with. I later found that
Scientology technology expanded my
understanding and application of these
techniques. In addition, I found new ways
to study and probe human relationships,
human behaviour, and the mind ? all of
this is needed material for a serious actor.
Thus I have been able to have more fun!
"Art, a subject little understood, is one
that L. Ron Hubbard has written about and
it is available for those who are involved. It
will straighten out so much confusion for
any concerned artist, any artist who really
wants his art to take off or arrive at heights
that are possibly greater than one could
imagine. The key point here, is that it is
available, that the subject (ART) has been
tackled and put into a wonderful readable
form and will enhance any area of art that
exists, because it deals with the true basics of
the subject itself.
"My deepest appreciation to L. Ron Hub-
bard for his invaluable discoveries and his
willingness to pass them on for other artists
to expand their art as well."
Amanda Ambrose
A wife and mother:
"Some years ago I was on the verge of
walking out of my marriage. This would
have been the worst mistake I could have
made, as I have a terrific husband and I
knew it even then. Yet, I had this urge to get
out of that marriage. Then I had some
Scientology counseling. The result of that is
that I fell in love with my husband and have
since created the happiest marriage imagin-
able. Now we have a beautiful baby."
An attorney:
"Just ten hours of counseling gave me per-
manent relief from a lifelong depression. I
Robert F. Lyons
have since counseled others and they've
had excellent improvements in their lives."
Sonny Bono wrote this poem after receiving
Scientology auditing:
The Life Inside Me
l'm on the first step to the stairway
to infinity
and I'm lost to the multitude of that I
cannot see
and now I feel the force of something
new surrounding me.
The fear is not so great as the hope
impounding me.
The ground I stand on shakes my
soul in its ferocity
and boulders big as buildings fly but
none is touching me
an unknown faith I've never seen
keeps on indulging me
and so I walk this untouched space as
the new appears to me
and now I know if I survive that it is
up to me.
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Scientologist is just like any
other person in this world.
However, through becoming
more aware of himself and others and
having a working knowledge of life and
livingness, morals and ideals, a Scien-
tologist is known for being honest and
truthful, kind, courteous and con-
siderate of others.
You can find Scientologists in every
walk of life. There are Scientologists
who are doctors, business executives,
entertainers, artists, airline pilots,
political leaders, housewives, football
players, blue collar workers ? Scien-
tologists can be found in almost any
profession or way of life you might
name.
If you were to ask a Scientologist
what he advocates, you would get
varied answers, with certain viewpoints
held in common. Scientologists do not
advocate the use of drugs, have a high
interest in helping themselves, their
families and associates improve, and
are in favor of improving their environ-
ment. A Scientologist has been defined
as: "Someone who can better con-
ditions. A Scientologist, then, is essen-
tially one who betters the conditions of
himself and the conditions of others by
using Scientology technology."
Scientologists are dependable
workers and executives and have a
great ability to enjoy their individual
lifestyles. Above all, they advocate
freedom for the individual to pursue a
better life for himself, his family, his
group and mankind.
(fl 1%1_ 1. 1 1
Sof 010f-frirc3
What are Scientologists like?
The charts on this page give
some idea of the attitudes and
lifestyles of Scientologists
taken from in-depth surveys
done around the world.
ATTITUDES OF SCIENTOLOGISTS ? WHAT'S IMPORTANT IN LIFE?
Living a life of honesty and moral integrity 96.3%
Developing fully as an individual 95.8%
Having something meaningful to work towards 95.3%
Using my full potentials 94.0%
Enjoying good health 91.7%
Really helping others 91.6%
Having loving relationships 89.3Vo
Having a stable family life 88.9%
74.Ire4riViff1ri114 it 4.1;. ?
z..1"!frd, g tit xi Iry #air.7?-?1 I 4.1%
Having riewe rience$ and ocaitemerd 60.204
steidy Job ei?covor
FREEDOM FROM ALCOHOL AND DRUGS
Percentage distribution of frequency of alcohol use
1% daily
22%
don't
drink
14%
weekly
19%
monthly
on special occasions
FREEDOM FROM ILLNESS
Frequency of ailments: Absenteeism due to illness in last year:
6%
no answer

every month
3%
3 or 4 times
a year
13%
neve
3%ill
21%
1 or 2
times
a year
71% report less alchohol consumption since becoming Scientologists
62% took drugs (including medical) prior to becoming Scientologists and now no longer take drugs.
9.7% no answer
4 to 7 days
8(0 14 days
.5% 15 days or over
.4% can't remember
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What role does the Church of
Scientology play in social reform?
Social injustice and human suffer-
ing has traditionally been a con-
cern of religions. The Church of
Scientology has eagerly carried more
than its share because its codes include
the responsibility that an individual
and a group has to help create a freer
society for all.
In that role, the Church has for
nearly twenty years investigated and
exposed political and governmental
"dirty tricks," crime, psychiatric
abuses and other forms of oppression
and violation of individuals' civil rights.
Wherever possible, the Church has also
helped to handle the abuses found
through Congressional testimony and
legislative reform.
This is a list of just a few of the abuses
which the Church of Scientology has
investigated and is actively seeking to
reform:
? The harmful effects of such con-
troversial psychiatric treatments as
electro - convulsive "therapy," forced
drugging of mental patients and
psychosurgery.
? The enslavement of thousands of
South African Blacks in "mental hos-
pitals" which were actually labor farms
for large industries employing shock
treatments to enforce obedience.
? Psychiatric abuses and deaths in
mental hospitals.
? FBI/Nazi connections; FBI ab-
uses and illegalities.
? Interpol ? its Nazi background,
abuses and unauthorized use of con-
fidential information.
? Illicit CIA activities including
mind control experiments and biologi-
cal warfare experiments. The Church
exposed biological warfare experi-
ments performed on unwitting human
subjects in New York, Florida,
Pennsylvania and other areas.
? The Church has exposed 1964
U.S. Army experiments in which
passengers at crowded airports and
bus terminals in major U.S. cities were
secretly sprayed with infectious
bacteria.
? Most recently, the Church has
made public an IRS manual on how the
agency views and treats certain tax-
payers. The manual was received
anonymously by the Church in answer
to a newspaper advertisement seeking
evidence on IRS abuses and under-
handed activities. The IRS had refused
to produce the manual through the
Freedom of Information Act, claiming
it was for internal IRS administrative
use only. Yet the manual dictated how
it singles out various U.S. citizens and
groups for indiscriminate automatic
audits.
These and other abuses of power are
the concern of every free-thinking per-
son. True freedom requires constant
vigilance and a willingness to stand up
for what one's rights and beliefs are.
Thus Scientologists are working to
create a world where honesty, respon-
sibility and respect for human life and
dignity are valued and supported; and
a world where men of goodwill work
together to expose and stall the efforts
of the few who abuse their rights and
powers against the well-being of
mankind.
Scientologists Question
Involvement in Interpol
U.S.
Suppose there were a pr,vate O!-gai,zallon po's l'ep,-esental,ons ,ts Naz, athhat,onS
hIch natl access to the secret es at most not been severei at the end at the war.
c,ernments .n the word Churcn of Sc,entology researchers clif
tPshtn nO checks on operarons, cood ered that Paol DC,kopt, pres,dent at Int
pthet Informahon on rfcilvMuals wdrtm a from 1968 to 1972, was an SS ottmer
"r?----^rcherspros,ded
? riclud,ng C,ckc
Army Germ Testing
Used D.C. Airport
By DANIEL F. GILthe bacteria, bacillus sf
WASHINGTON ? Array agents The bacteria is is
LE.1,1 Pmes niger.
secretly sprayed passengers at cording to the documen
,gashington's National not
Airport and The wohingten
a city bus terminal with bacteria to Sar te some of t
test how a smallpox epidemic might biological-wartare exr
included bus terminals M The Church of E
Chicago and San Francisco, we about ct
re Sasse warded its findings
carried out in 1964 and 1.965, accord- r, I>Tenn
Save also
trig to a heavily censored document el,
uestions
released to the Church of Scientol- P_.)ns ound Utah
for the i
ogy under the Freedom of Inform. Gra in ,
ation Act. against chemical
Army Special Operations agents warfare are studir
used aerosoke blowers concealed Last
month,
id dpecially built suitcases to spray CsasearsasseWeinrbers!
States does
logical or taxi:
ment activities
be started by enemy forces, docu- the Etruty years ago
ments made public `Moday reveal. ducting.
The experiments,n
which may
and a onotot
to L.) S Co'g
Interpc1 ,n
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Who is
L. Ron Hubbard?
LRon Hubbard is the founder
of Scientology. Born on
*March 13, 1911, and raised
in Montana, he traveled extensively
throughout the Far East as a youth. He
kept journals of his voyages, obser-
vations and ideas as he explored and
studied culture and religious philo-
sophy in China, the Philippines, Japan
and Guam.
Mr Hubbard quickly found that
after 10,000 years of Far Eastern
"enlightenment," people were still des-
titute. The lesson was that such wisdom
was useless when it disregarded the
basic, everyday needs of the individual,
family and group.
Returning to the United States, Mr.
Hubbard attended the first classes in
sub-molecular phenomena (later to be
called "atomic physics") while a stu-
dent at George Washington University
in Washington, D.C. Western man
was seeking to understand the atom
but, like the Eastern scholar, he had
failed to address and solve the most
basic problem of all ? himself.
In 1938, Mr. Hubbard isolated the
basic drive that motivates the
individual ? he is seeking to SUR-
VIVE. This discovery provided the
springboard for his research into what
interfered with the survival ? and
thus the happiness ? of the basic
individual.
To pay for his travels and research,
Mr. Hubbard was writing fiction.
World War II, in which he served,
briefly interrupted his writings, but the
war's anti-survival conflicts provided
him with the final pieces to the puzzle.
In 1950 his findings were codified with
the publication of DIANETICS: THE
MODERN SCIENCE OF MENTAL
HEALTH. Two years later in Arizona,
Mr. Hubbard bridged the spiritual
nature of the East and the materialistic
nature of the West and announced it in
THE PHOENIX LECTURES. Scien-
tology religious philosophy was born.
In 1954, a group of his students
formed the first Church of Scientology
and Mr. Hubbard agreed to be its
Executive Director. As he did not
found the Church, he was later given
the title of "Founder" of the philo-
sophy.
Before resigning as the Executive
Director in 1966, and turning over all
management control of the Church to
a team of trusted executives, Mr. Hub-
bard devoted much of his time to inten-
sive researches on spiritual improve-
ment ? he has published all told nearly
The L. Ron Hubbard Gallery in Los Angeles, California.
600 titles and given more than 3000
lectures on Dianetics and Scientology
alone. These materials form the basis of
the many Scientology courses and
studies today. His works deal with the
importance of the family and children,
how to be happy, the nature of com-
munication, teaching and learning,
memory, how to regain lost abilities,
how to solve problems, how to over-
come the effects of drugs, the value of
work in society and the nature of
religion itself. He has also explored the
origins and functions of time, space,
energy, matter, knowledge, logic, art,
perception and reality itself.
Today, over 23 million copies of Mr.
Hubbard's Dianetics and Scientology
books have been sold making him one
of the most influential writers of the
20th Century. His DIANETICS: THE
MODERN SCIENCE OF MENTAL
HEALTH has sold more than seven
million copies in eleven languages and
continues to be a bestseller year after
year.
Mr. Hubbard is also an accom-
plished photographer, horticulturist,
musician and mariner and still con-
tinues his religious researches while
traveling, writing and composing musi-
cal scores and lyrics.
"I like to help others and
count it as my greatest
pleasure in life to see a person
free himself of the shadows
that darken his days.
"These shadows look so
thick to him, and weigh him
down so, that when he finds
they are shadows and that he
can see through them and be
in the sun again, he is enor-
mously delighted. And I am
afraid I am just as delighted
as he is."
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1
id _Missions
Following are the addresses of the major Churches and Missions of Scientology throughout the world.
SCIENTOLOGY
CHURCHES
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
Ch410h 01 SC,antolOgy
Fin Service 019411 tat
2105 Fort Harnson Ave
Cleankrater FL 335,6
cnurch of Sc,entology
Of CaDtorn a
Advanced Orgarnzat on
of Los Angeres
1306 N Berendc Street
Los Argelei CA 90027
Church of Scentofogy
of Catiorn a
Anne' canSart
14 Orgarnzation
14,3 N BerendO Street
Los Angeles 04 90027
ALBUQUERQUE N 1.4
CnUrCh of Scientology
of Albuquerque
3010 Monte kr, ate,
NE Sole 206-207
Albuquerque. NM 8706
ANN ARBOR, MCH
Cherch of ScentOlogy
011Ach gan
30' North I hgalls Street
Ann Arbor, NU 48104
AUSTIN. -EXAS
Church of Scientology
of Texas
2200 Guadalupk&
Anustin TX 78755
BOSTON, MASS
Church of Scientology
04 8051011
448 Beacori Street
Boston, MA 02115
BUFFALO, N Y
Church of Sc,entofogy
of Buffsect
47 West Huron Street
Beef? NY 14202
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
Church of Sc,entology
of Illinois
6425 North Hermitage
Chicago, IL 60624
CINCINNATI, OHIO
Church of Scientology
of Ohio
3352 Jefferson Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45220
COLUMBUS OHIO
Church 01 Sc 0101094
Central Ohio
167 East State Street
Col umbul OH 43215
DENVER, COLORADO
Church or Sc ertology
of Coloraact
375 South Navao Street
De- ye, 00 40223
DETROIT, MICA
Church of Scientotogy
of 141ongen
302 Man Street
Roya, Oak, MI 45067
HONOLULU, HAWAII
Church of Scertology
of Hawak
447 Nahua Street
HonolLlu, 41 96815
KANSAS CITY MISSOURI
Church o' So entology
of Kansas Cty
21338 Man Street
Karsas Cty MO 64111
LAS VEGAS NEVADA
Church of Sc eatology
of Nevada
846 East Sahara Aver .e
Las Vegas, NV 89104
LONG ISLAND NY
Church of So entotogy
of Long Isere!
46194p Avenue
1597, NY 1.751
LOS ANGELES CALIF
Church of Sc ertofogy
of Los Angeles
4810 Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90027
MIAMI, FLORIDA
Church of Soentology
of Fonda
1200 iralda Avenue
Coral Gable& FL 33134
MINNEAPOL,S, MlNN
Church of Sc entofogy
Of Minnesota
900 Hennep Aver-e
Minneapola, MN 55403
NEW HAVEN, CONN
Church of Solent:4?9y
Of New Haven
909 Whalley Avenue
New Haven, CT 065,5
NEW YORK CITY NV
Church of Scientology
of New York
227W 46th Street
New York, 1.0 10036
ORANGE COUNTY CALIF
Church of Scientology
of Tustin
1451 Irvine Boulevard
Tust,n CA 92680
ORLANDO FLORID*
Church of Scentology
torlancler
74019 Magnolia Avenue
?donde, FL 32803
PASADENA. CALIF
Church of Scentology
of Pasadena
99 East Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91106
PHILADELPHIA PENN.
Church of Sc entology
Of Pennlyl,an S-
,315-17 Race Street
Pb 4eIph9 PA 19107
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
Church of Sc ertology
of Phoen x
44501. Central Avenue
Phoena, AZ 85013
PORTLAND, OREGON
Church of Sceology
of Portland
215 South East 9th Avenue
Pollard, OR 97214
SACRAMENTO CALIF
Church of Sc,entology
of Sacramento
825 15th Street
Sacramento, 04 95914
SAN DIEGO, CAL ER
Church of Scientology
of San Diego
346 Olive Street
San Dego CA 92103
SAN FERNANDO VALLEY,
CALIF
Church of Scentollogy
of San Fernando Valley
13561 Ventura Boulevard
Sherman Oaks, CA 91403
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF
Church of Scontology
of San Francisco
83 McAlt star Street
San Franc eco 08 94102
SAN JOSE, CALIF
Church of Sc,ertovogy
of Sar Jose
4340 Stevens Creek trao
San Jose CA 95122
SAN'A BARBARA CALIF
Church or Sc entology
Of Santa Barbara
20,1 De la Guerra
Santa Barbara, 04 93191
SEATTLE, WASH,
Church of Soentology
Of trVashingtor State
222 Mercer Street
Seattle NA 98109
ST LOUIS MISSOURI
Church of Scientology
Of Nassoun
3730 1..ndell BO2levard
St Lou s MO 63108
TAMPA FLORIDA
Church of Sclentology
of Tampa
373994 Neptune Avenue
Tampa. FL 33629
WASHINGTON. 0 C
Founding Church
of Scentology
2125 S Street NW
Washington, DC 20006
CANADA
EDMONTON
Church of Scientology
of Alberta
15349 82nd Avenue
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada 16E 129
KITCHENER
of Kitchener
Church of Scientology
8 Water Street North
Kitchener, Ontatla
Canada N2H 545
MONTREAL
Church of Saentoiogy
of Montreal
4489 Pay,heau Street
Montreal Quebec
Canada H2H ' T7
OTTAWA
Church of Scer1101c.gy
of Ottawa
309 Cooper Street 5th F,00n
Ottawa Ontar o
Canada POP 005
QUEBEC
Church of Scertology
of Quebec
224 1 201 Joseph est
Quebec, Quebec
Canada 010 3A9
TORONTO
Church of Scentology
of Toronto
696 Yonge Street
Toronto Ontario
Canada MAR 3,1.7
VANCOUVER
Church of Scientology
of Br tish Columbia
401 Nest Hast,ngs Street
Vancouver,
British Colornbia
Canada v68 1L5
WINNIPEG
Church of Soentology
of W,nnrpeg
689 St Mary's Road
Winn peg Mantoba
Canada P544 3448
AUSTRALIA
Advanced Orgen,zanon
Saint hi 11
Austra la New Zealanc and
OCeanla
201 Castlereagh Street
Sydney New South Wales
2000
Austral 3
Church of Sc ertology
Ade acfe
28 Narrouth Street
Ade 40w
South Austral a 5000
ALstralla
Church or Soentology
Elnsbate
64 Tat Street
KehAn Grove
Brisbane Queensland 4059
Austrata
Church of Scientology A.C,T
23 East Row, ROOMS 263
C'vla Canberra
A C,T 2601
Australia
Church of ScIentology
Mel bourne
44 Russell Street
Melbourne, Victore 3000
Austr ale
Church or Soenfology
Perth
3r41 Floor Pastore] House
15654 George 9 Terrace
Penh,
Western A ustralfa 6000
Australia
Church of Sc entology
Sydney
201 Castereagh Street
SydneaNey, South Wales
2000
Austrata
NEW ZEALAND
Church or Scertolog
or New Zealand
44 Queen Street 2n0 Floor
Auoyand 1
New Zealand
EUROPE
Church of Sc entology
Advanceo Organizat on
Sart Vidl
for Europe and Afr,ce
Jerrbanegade 6
1608 Copenhagen V,
Denmark
AUSTRIA
Ch,rch of Sc entology
Vienna
Mar ahilferstrasse 88A 1112
A-1070 Vkenna, Austne
BELGIUM
Church of Soentology
of Belgium, 12
454 Rue OelEcuyer
1000 Brussels Befgt Lm
DENMARK
Church of Sc ertoiogd
Jylland
S?01 arns
rg'due 7
f3O 01:), Dern, ar
Chursn of Sc entofogY
Copenhagen
Store Kongensgade 55
1264 Copenhager
Denmark
Church of Sc enfvogy
Denmark
Vesterbrogade 234-OS
1620 Copenhagen V.
Denmark
FRANCE
Church of Scentotogy
Anger
10-12 Rue Max Rchard
49002 Angers Cedek
France
Church of Scentorogy
Clermont-Ferrand
18 Rue Andre Mon.,
63000 Cermont-Ferrand
France
Church of Sc ento1ogy Lyon
3, Place des Capuc ^5
69001 Lvon Flrance
Church of Sc entology Pare
12 Rue de ,st Montagne
Sante Gene. eve
75085 Pans, France
Church of Sc erto ogy
St Et enne
10 Rue de 'a Pa x
4200091 Ef erne France
GERMANY (WEST)
Church of Soentology
Berlin
ASO Bear e V
Schluterstrasse 42
0-1000 Berlin '5
Germany
Church of Scientology
Dusseldorf
Oststasse 55
400 Dusseldorf I
West Germany
Church of Sc a-to ogy
Hamburg
Gerhofstrasse 18
2000 Har-b4,5 36
West Germany
Church of Scnentologv
Munchen
Berchstrasse ' 2
8000 Munchen 40
West Germa-y
NETHERLANDS
Chvrch of Scientology
Amsterdam
Ne,wezejcfs 000rbur9e3I
271-287
1012 RV Artsreroarn
Netherlands
NORWAY
of Sroentology
Oslo
Stereagaten '6
Oslo 1 Norway
For more information about Dianetics
and Scientology call:
1-800-FOR TRUTH
(1-800-367-8788)
Is there such a thing as a hotline that DOESN'T
believe in giving advice? What about a hotline for the
able individual to help him solve his OWN
problems?
"If we take a man and keep giving him advice," L.
Ron Hubbard has said, "we don't necessarily wind up
with a resolution of his problems.
"But if, on the other hand, we put him in a position
where he had higher intelligence, where his reaction
time was better, where he could confront life better,
where he could identify the factors in his life more
easily, then he's in a position where he can solve his
own problems."
Copyright ? 1965 by L. Ron Hubbard. ALL RIGHTS RESERN. ED
1-800-FOR TRUTH is a unique new hotline and
referral service with operators trained in Dianetics and
Scientology technology. Callers find someone they
can trust to talk to about a problem, and they are
referred to their nearest Dianetics center for more
information if they are interested.
Call this toll free number available 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
PST (Pacific Standard Time)
Published by The Church of Scientology International
4833 Fountain Avenue ? Los Angeles, CA 90029 ? 1-800-367-8788
Further copies of this booklet are available from Scientology Information Center 4833 Fountain Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Copyright? 1985 by the Church of Scientology International. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DIANETICS, SCIENTOLOGY, SCIENTOLOGIST and CELEBRITY
CENTRE, are trademarks and service marks owned by the Religious Technology Center and are used with its permission. Grateful acknowledgement is
made to L. Ron Hubbard for permission to quote from his copyrighted works.
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Church of Scientology
Goteborg
None Hamngatan 4
5-411 14 Goteborg
Sweden
Church of Scientology ,
Stortprget 27-29.0"
S-211 34 Malmin Swe e
Church of cienfolygy
Stock hoixty
Karbrmakardater 4
5-11186 Stockholm
SVOTZERLAND
Cjitirch o/ Sciento'fogy
Erase!
Gundeldingerstrasse 432
4053 Basel Switzerland
Church of Solentology
Effingerstrasse 25
3006 Bern, Switzerland
Church of Scientology
Geneve
4, Rued. Leman
1201 Geneve, Switzerland
Church of Scientology
Zurich
Loan astrasse 24/25
8001 Zurich, Switzerland
UNITED KINGDOM
Advanced 0 rganzation
Saint Hit,
Saint Hill Manor
East Grinstead
West Sussex
England RH19 4JY
Scientology Birmingham
350 Mary spa.
Moseley, Birmingham
England 813 9HAf
Saint Hilt Foundation
Saint Hill Manor
East Grinstead
West Sussex
England RH19 4,1Y
Hubbard Academy
of Personal Independence
20 Southbridge
Edinburgh, Scotland
EH1
Church of Scientology
in London
66 Tottenham Court Road
London, England Wig 40Z
Church of Scientology
Manchester
258/260 Deansgate
Manchester.
England M3 48G BRAZIL
Crane' ca Rod, Janeiro
Av N S Copacabara 74
Acartment 702
Rio de Janeiro
P3-9iieze 22020
Dianellca
Dasenvoi'men?O
POSSoal E Cultural
Al Jose Guilder
icerinho 88
ac Paulo Braid
SOUTH AFEtt A COLOMBIA
Church of Sy ertniogy Centro Cultural
O South Africa Dianet oa
3rd Floor Garmor House Carrera 19 NO 39-6
Cape Town 8001 42419
127 Pen Street 7 Apartado Aereo 9
Bogota 0 E Colofho a
South Africe"
1, EL SALVADOR
Church of S"gientorogy
in Africa # jEi Novena Calle Oriente
57 College tire PES Rorcin
Durban 400 ? South Africa t Casa ''l34 Coir la
21
of
Santa Monice,
Church of Sgienfology
Santa e
Security Build vg 2nd Floor.
n South Africa El Salved
Tcii
95 Commissioner Street
Johannesburg 2001
South Afr,tt,
Church of SOparltouogy
Johannesbtirg NotItt
207-210 lrylindt,
124 Ivy Road/Weg
Norwood 2192
Johannesburg South Africa
Church of Scientology
Port Elizabeth
257 '2hristopher Piece
27 Westbourne Road
Port Elizabeth 5001
South Africa
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