Finally, free from space cooties: The new Scientology OT 7s are here!

[Karen#1]

TONY ORTEGA
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Finally, free from space cooties: The new Scientology OT 7s are here!

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A new issue of Source magazine is out, the Scientology publication for the Flag Land Base in Clearwater, Florida.

We thought we’d grab the list of Scientologists who have finally managed to complete Operating Thetan Level Seven. Former members tells us that OT 7 is the most difficult of the auditing levels to complete, and consists of you finding the last of your “body thetans” at home on your own, disembodied and invisible spirits clinging to you that are left over from a 75-million-year old genocide. Imaging paying tens of thousands of dollars for that privilege.

And now that these folks are finally done with the last level involving body thetans, they are now qualified to go to the Freewinds for OT 8, the highest point on the Bridge. Recognize any names?

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Finally, free from space cooties: The new Scientology OT 7s are here!

 

[Hatshepsut]

Are they STILL framing the phenomena as space cooties? The viewpoint hasn't matured with time? You perceive some mass or sensation and frame it by some preconceived evolution? I'd hate to think. Aren't there any present spontaneous creations in the mix.

I'd like to know what the mental gymnastics are on the Freewinds OT VIII. Only one version is on the web. Somebody must have made sense of it somewhere along the line, yet it persists. Back in the day, most everybody had their own original take on what they felt they were dealing with.

 

[Hatshepsut]

Are they STILL framing the phenomena as space cooties? The viewpoint hasn't matured with time? You perceive some mass or sensation and frame it by some preconceived evolution? I'd hate to think. Aren't there any present spontaneous creations in the mix.

I'd like to know what the mental gymnastics are on the Freewinds OT VIII. Only one version is on the web. Somebody must have made sense of it somewhere along the line, yet it persists. Back in the day, most everybody had their own original take on what they felt they were dealing with.