Anne Gollart Hill escapes Scientology

Isaac

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Okay, just when I THOUGHT I knew a lot about Scientology…someone comes along and lifts the lid on a whole other level. My guest Anne Gollert Hill spent 20 years inside Scientology, including years in the Sea Org, and she is taking me behind the curtain of what her life was REALLY like. We’re talking about how she was barely sleeping, working seven days a week for almost no money, being punished for showing emotion…and that’s only the beginning. But what floored me was HOW she got pulled in. Anne was grieving, vulnerable and looking for answers. Then someone came along at exactly the right moment and offered her something that actually made her feel better. And just like that, the door opened.

The way she explains how slowly you can lose trust in your own instincts will make you understand cults in a completely different way. Then we get into leader David Miscavige, the inner workings of Scientology and its celebrity world…and suddenly I’m telling Anne stories from Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ wedding that I haven’t thought about in YEARS (including one moment when I watched the entire room FREEZE!, wait for that). But Anne’s escape is the part I can’t stop thinking about. After decades inside, she went home to see her family and had this realization: she had forgotten what it felt like to simply be LOVED. That feeling eventually helped crack something open. Not long after, Anne walked out with the clothes on her back and a purse with basically no money, and what happened AFTER she left is freaking riveting. This one goes places, guys. Buckle up.
 
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I was pretty sure I could not listen to another ex-Scientologist talking about the same things on yet another video.

But, I thought i try it for a few minutes just to get the flavor.

Then I ended up listening to the whole thing. It was fresh energy and some outstanding perspectives from someone who had not only lived the life (of a SO member) but walked the walk, talked the talk and finally blew .....only to discover that her life was in a full and utter REBOOT. It ain't easy. It made me reflect on my own re-boot ages ago.

This is a very good interview and it brought out unique perspectives and dramatic comparisons between life IN and OUT of Scientology.

And Jenny McCarthy did a terrific job!

Glad I saw it.

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