Karen#1
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Our American readers are celebrating Thanksgiving today, and we hope you’ve managed to get through your holiday travel without too much fuss so you can enjoy a wonderful feast today.
Once again, we’d like to hear what you’re grateful for this year, whether you are gathering with loved ones or not. And to help celebrate our ongoing blessings, we’re going to bring back one of our favorite Thanksgiving articles and once again, pass the Source!
In this 1960 lecture, “Create and Confront,” Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard (known as “Source” to Scientologists) tells a cold-blooded and factual account of where we all were some 20 to 40 thousand years ago. That is, we were all living in something called the Marcab Confederacy, headquartered on a planet orbiting the star Alkaid, which makes up the end of the Big Dipper’s handle!
You don’t remember it? Well, you will. At least if you get some Scientology auditing and start exploring your “whole track” of existence. You see, Scientology teaches that we are each immortal beings called “thetans” which are trillions of years old, but something called the “reactive mind” prevents us from remembering the countless previous lives we’ve led in various parts of the universe.
Only L. Ron Hubbard’s counseling “technology” can help you remember who you were and where you’ve been. And as his counselors do that work, Hubbard says that people tend to recover certain memories over and over again.
“You’ll remember this sooner or later,” he says in this lecture, informing you that you were once part of a civilization so advanced its medical doctors could replace just about any part of you that wore out until you were more or less a cyborg. In fact, they were so good at it, you had to make an effort to end your life.
And one way that people in the Marcab Confederacy did that was by racing cars on a racetrack booby-trapped with atomic bombs.
Hubbard remembers that he himself set speed records numerous times at the racetrack between 19 and 40 thousand years ago. And the funniest thing was that as he came back in successive lives, he wouldn’t realize that the records he was breaking were his own.
Read more: Thanksgiving 2025 is here and it’s time to pass the Source again!
Once again, we’d like to hear what you’re grateful for this year, whether you are gathering with loved ones or not. And to help celebrate our ongoing blessings, we’re going to bring back one of our favorite Thanksgiving articles and once again, pass the Source!
In this 1960 lecture, “Create and Confront,” Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard (known as “Source” to Scientologists) tells a cold-blooded and factual account of where we all were some 20 to 40 thousand years ago. That is, we were all living in something called the Marcab Confederacy, headquartered on a planet orbiting the star Alkaid, which makes up the end of the Big Dipper’s handle!
You don’t remember it? Well, you will. At least if you get some Scientology auditing and start exploring your “whole track” of existence. You see, Scientology teaches that we are each immortal beings called “thetans” which are trillions of years old, but something called the “reactive mind” prevents us from remembering the countless previous lives we’ve led in various parts of the universe.
Only L. Ron Hubbard’s counseling “technology” can help you remember who you were and where you’ve been. And as his counselors do that work, Hubbard says that people tend to recover certain memories over and over again.
“You’ll remember this sooner or later,” he says in this lecture, informing you that you were once part of a civilization so advanced its medical doctors could replace just about any part of you that wore out until you were more or less a cyborg. In fact, they were so good at it, you had to make an effort to end your life.
And one way that people in the Marcab Confederacy did that was by racing cars on a racetrack booby-trapped with atomic bombs.
Hubbard remembers that he himself set speed records numerous times at the racetrack between 19 and 40 thousand years ago. And the funniest thing was that as he came back in successive lives, he wouldn’t realize that the records he was breaking were his own.
Read more: Thanksgiving 2025 is here and it’s time to pass the Source again!
