Antecedents & off shoots chart

[Veda]

Anything missing from this chart?

"Psychiatrists, reaching the high of the dusty desk, tell us that Alexander, Genghis Khan, and Napoleon were madman.
I know they're maligning some very intelligent gentlemen." L. Ron Hubbard, 1938

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This chart appears to be from the early 1980s.​

As Volney Mathison noticed, Hubbard used "enemy tactics" - including on his own followers: "He uses the very power he has denounced... The victim is caught completely off guard."

Who did Hubbard present as the "enemy"?

Communists (Stalin, Pavlov, the KGB, Russian communist psychiatry & psychology, East German - Stasi - psychiatry & psychology, etc.)

(Hubbard's application of totalitarian psychology and tactics on his own followers was recognized as early as 1965. That's when they became so pronounced that it was visible to a curious bystander.)

Then "implanters."

Hubbard presented himself as the adversary of "implanters," yet privately instructed that "implant" images be used on the covers of his books, and instructed Scientologists to "build into society an actual stimulus response mechanism."

In 1963 Hubbard warned about psychiatry and explained: "Psychiatry is authoritarian and tells the person what's wrong with him, often introducing a new lie..." then two years later began creating secret, authoritarian, levels where he did just that.

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And here's another diagram somebody made...

"Hey! I have a chart too!"

"It ultimately leads to the inside of my head, but it doesn't say that on the chart."














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[ILove2Lurk]

Anything missing from this chart?

You tell me . . . ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Thirty Years Among the Dead ​

Dr. Carl A. Wickland, (1861-1945) was a member of the Chicago Medical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the chief psychiatrist at the National Psychopathic Institute of Chicago. Wickland specialized in cases of schizophrenia, paranoia, depression, addiction, manic-depression, criminal behavior and other phobias. After moving to Los Angeles in 1918, he founded the National Psychological Institute of Los Angeles with his wife Anna Wickland, who was a trance medium. Wickland treated many patients suffering from mental illness of all kinds, and after many years experience came to the conclusion that a number of patients he treated had 'attachments;' by that he meant that spiritual entities had attached themselves to unwitting mortals and influenced them (often) in the worst kind of way-leading them to alcoholism, madness, and occasionally murder.​

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Wickland stated at the time; Spirit obsession is a fact - a perversion of a natural law - and is amply demonstrable. This has been proven hundreds of times by causing the supposed insanity or aberration to be temporarily transferred from the victim to a psychic sensitive who is trained for the purpose, and by this method ascertain the cause of the psychosis to be an ignorant or mischievous spirit, whose identity may frequently be verified. Having come to the 'spirit obsession' conclusion, Wickland and his wife set up a rescue circle, with Mrs. Wickland acting as the medium, and they set about communicating with lost souls who had passed away and were unaware of their post physical death condition and often in denial due to dogmatic religious and equally dogmatic atheist beliefs.​

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In the introduction of the book the author writes, The change called death, the word is a misnomer-universally regarded with gloomy fear, occurs so naturally and simply that the greater number, after passing out of the physical are not aware that the transition has been made, and having no knowledge of a spiritual life they are totally unconscious of having passed into another state of being. Deprived of their physical sense organs, they are shut out from the physical light, and lacking, a mental perception of the high purpose of existence, these individuals are spiritually blind and find themselves in a twilight condition-the outer darkness mentioned in the Bible - and linger in the realm known as the Earth sphere.​

Source: Amazon​

Book is on Amazon and a public domain PDF is available.

 

[ISNOINews]

I would add Post-Scientology Spiritual Rescue Technology. (SRT) as an offshoot. I refer to SRT as a "Post-Scientology" practice because: (a) it is based on Scientology; (b) SRT's founder, David St Lawrence; was a long-time Scientology Auditor; and (c) the purpose of SRT is not to eradicate spiritual entities (referred to as Body Thetans or BTs in Scientology), but instead to communicate and have a mutually beneficial relationship with them. See this thread:

https://exscn2.net/threads/post-scientology-spiritual-rescue-technology.2727/

SRT is clearly an offshoot of Scientology and is sufficiently unique to warrant its own entry

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[Veda]

You tell me . . . ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Thirty Years Among the Dead ​

Dr. Carl A. Wickland, (1861-1945) was a member of the Chicago Medical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the chief psychiatrist at the National Psychopathic Institute of Chicago. Wickland specialized in cases of schizophrenia, paranoia, depression, addiction, manic-depression, criminal behavior and other phobias. After moving to Los Angeles in 1918, he founded the National Psychological Institute of Los Angeles with his wife Anna Wickland, who was a trance medium. Wickland treated many patients suffering from mental illness of all kinds, and after many years experience came to the conclusion that a number of patients he treated had 'attachments;' by that he meant that spiritual entities had attached themselves to unwitting mortals and influenced them (often) in the worst kind of way-leading them to alcoholism, madness, and occasionally murder.​

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Wickland stated at the time; Spirit obsession is a fact - a perversion of a natural law - and is amply demonstrable. This has been proven hundreds of times by causing the supposed insanity or aberration to be temporarily transferred from the victim to a psychic sensitive who is trained for the purpose, and by this method ascertain the cause of the psychosis to be an ignorant or mischievous spirit, whose identity may frequently be verified. Having come to the 'spirit obsession' conclusion, Wickland and his wife set up a rescue circle, with Mrs. Wickland acting as the medium, and they set about communicating with lost souls who had passed away and were unaware of their post physical death condition and often in denial due to dogmatic religious and equally dogmatic atheist beliefs.​

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In the introduction of the book the author writes, The change called death, the word is a misnomer-universally regarded with gloomy fear, occurs so naturally and simply that the greater number, after passing out of the physical are not aware that the transition has been made, and having no knowledge of a spiritual life they are totally unconscious of having passed into another state of being. Deprived of their physical sense organs, they are shut out from the physical light, and lacking, a mental perception of the high purpose of existence, these individuals are spiritually blind and find themselves in a twilight condition-the outer darkness mentioned in the Bible - and linger in the realm known as the Earth sphere.​

Source: Amazon​

Book is on Amazon and a public domain PDF is available.

Link to the Madman? book.

Suggest reading the chapter, Are you Haunted?

I'm curious as to what books or pamphlets Hubbard read, prior to his secretly authored "Russian" Textbook (manual) on psycho-politics.

Link to an assortment of views on the Brainwashing Manual ​

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

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posted by ILove2Lurk​

Dr. Carl A. Wickland, (1861-1945) was a member of the Chicago Medical Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the chief psychiatrist at the National Psychopathic Institute of Chicago. Wickland specialized in cases of schizophrenia, paranoia, depression, addiction, manic-depression, criminal behavior and other phobias. After moving to Los Angeles in 1918, he founded the National Psychological Institute of Los Angeles with his wife Anna Wickland, who was a trance medium. Wickland treated many patients suffering from mental illness of all kinds, and after many years experience came to the conclusion that a number of patients he treated had 'attachments;' by that he meant that spiritual entities had attached themselves to unwitting mortals and influenced them (often) in the worst kind of way. . . ​

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Whoa!

1. How in hell did you ever run across that reference?! LOL

2. When I first tried to blow Scientology, i was unable to do so. After much research I determined why my attempts were so feeble and that's the moment I scientifically determined that I had "attachments". Thereupon, I set about to learn what to do about that and after much trial and error I was finally able to jettison those attachments.

3. For those of you readers who may be similarly plagued, stalked & haunted by the parasitic beings we now identify as "attachments", I will include here a brief description of how I was able to get rid of them. It's an old mafia technique when they were being surveilled and tracked by Federal Agents. What I did was make four (4) left turns. After that the carful of regges behind me was not able to follow and I lost my attachments. (link to full hat writeup here)

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[ISNOINews]

As for an antecedent, more than one person has correctly observed that OT 3 - 7 are just a form of exorcism, which is ancient. The assignment of all that is evil, bad, negative, or otherwise unwanted to something other than self, and the banishment or eradication of such other entity or entities. Hubbard only added the E-Meter.

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[Veda]

As for an antecedent, more than one person has correctly observed that OT 3 - 7 are just a form of exorcism, which is ancient. The assignment of all that is evil, bad, negative, or otherwise unwanted to something other than self, and the banishment or eradication of such other entity or entities. Hubbard only added the E-Meter.

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It's exorcism and it's also implants, with Xenu and ancient extraterrestrial psychiatrists. Making it "just a form of exorcism" is not accurate, IMO.

The super engram of OT 3 was Hubbard's explanation to himself, and to his followers, for his emotional collapse of late 1966. It made everyone in Scientology a kind of "PTS type 3" that - supposedly - only OT 3 could cure.

After the 1977 FBI raids, Hubbard had another collapse, resulting in his mangling of the middle grade chart ("Dianetic Clear" for PR & marketing reasons, etc.) and NOTs (more "BTs"). The "dwindlig spiral" was blamed on ancient psychiatrists.

Now, getting back to antecedents and off shoots....

Franklin Jones, a.k.a. Da Free John comes to mind.

 

[ISNOINews]

It's exorcism and it's also implants, with Xenu and ancient extraterrestrial psychiatrists. Making it "just a form of exorcism" is not accurate, IMO.

The super engram of OT 3 was Hubbard's explanation to himself, and to his followers, for his emotional collapse of late 1966. It made everyone in Scientology a kind of "PTS type 3" that - supposedly - only OT 3 could cure.

After the 1977 FBI raids, Hubbard had another collapse, resulting in his mangling of the middle grade chart ("Dianetic Clear" for PR & marketing reasons, etc.) and NOTs (more "BTs"). The "dwindlig spiral" was blamed on ancient psychiatrists.

Now, getting back to antecedents and off shoots....

Franklin Jones, a.k.a. Da Free John comes to mind.

I would say exorcism after implants.

But isn't that always really the case with any exorcism?

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[JackStraw]

You tell me . . . ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Thirty Years Among the Dead (snip)​

... Deprived of their physical sense organs, they are shut out from the physical light, and lacking, a mental perception of the high purpose of existence, these individuals are spiritually blind and find themselves in a twilight condition-the outer darkness mentioned in the Bible - and linger in the realm known as the Earth sphere.​

Source: Amazon​

Book is on Amazon and a public domain PDF is available.

I'm holding out for it to be released in a PDH format...