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TONY ORTEGA
Excerpt:
We’ve said it before: Scientology’s “OT 3” auditing level gets all the attention, but the other “Operating Thetan” levels are just as wacky, and deserve to be better known.
It’s after a Scientologist has spent years and hundreds of thousands of dollars over their career, and after they’ve gone past “Clear” and into the OT levels, that they reach OT 2, for example, where they learn that evil psychiatrists (from the planet Farsec, it turns out), booby-trapped our minds with harmful implants that have been there for thousands of trillions of years. Wild, right?
Sure, OT 3 is fun because it’s when a Scientologist gets to read, in founder L. Ron Hubbard’s own handwriting, that 75 million years ago a galactic overlord named Xenu stranded billions of disembodied souls here on Earth (it was Teegeeack back then), and thousands of these angry, invisible entities — called “body thetans” — are clinging to you or hovering around you, and they’re the real source of all your problems. Remove them with the use of the E-meter, and you’ll begin to reclaim godlike superpowers.
But then, on OT 4, you not only learn that there are still many more body thetans infesting you, but that they need drug rehab!
We love this idea. A bunch of space junkies have been crashing in your organs and joints, and you need to put them through some kind of Hubbardian AA to get them to take off.
But wait, you might say, I’ve never done drugs in my life. Why would I have body thetans who need rehab?
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tonyortega.substack.com
Excerpt:
We’ve said it before: Scientology’s “OT 3” auditing level gets all the attention, but the other “Operating Thetan” levels are just as wacky, and deserve to be better known.
It’s after a Scientologist has spent years and hundreds of thousands of dollars over their career, and after they’ve gone past “Clear” and into the OT levels, that they reach OT 2, for example, where they learn that evil psychiatrists (from the planet Farsec, it turns out), booby-trapped our minds with harmful implants that have been there for thousands of trillions of years. Wild, right?
Sure, OT 3 is fun because it’s when a Scientologist gets to read, in founder L. Ron Hubbard’s own handwriting, that 75 million years ago a galactic overlord named Xenu stranded billions of disembodied souls here on Earth (it was Teegeeack back then), and thousands of these angry, invisible entities — called “body thetans” — are clinging to you or hovering around you, and they’re the real source of all your problems. Remove them with the use of the E-meter, and you’ll begin to reclaim godlike superpowers.
But then, on OT 4, you not only learn that there are still many more body thetans infesting you, but that they need drug rehab!
We love this idea. A bunch of space junkies have been crashing in your organs and joints, and you need to put them through some kind of Hubbardian AA to get them to take off.
But wait, you might say, I’ve never done drugs in my life. Why would I have body thetans who need rehab?
READ MORE
Body thetans hungover from space junk? Scientology can help with that
We’ve said it before: Scientology’s “OT 3” auditing level gets all the attention, but the other “Operating Thetan” levels are just as wacky, and deserve to be better known.
tonyortega.substack.com
