Type4_PTS
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January 24th should be one of the major holidays in Scientology and I'm wondering why it's not celebrated as such. January 24th, 1986 is the day that L. Ron Hubbard began his advanced OT research which had to be done in a fully exterior state, and so he chose to drop his body as it was an impediment to this research.
Shouldn't the day after he turned over all his hats as per Scientology policy and completed all the research that was possible to do in a meat body be celebrated as an incredible achievement? (I'm asking for a friend).
I've been out of the loop for a while so I've missed all the Ron's Journal's he's done since then to update us on the research. Some of you that are more connected than myself - if you would please post links to the updates on the research it would be most appreciated!
I was reading some things about Scientology holidays on the official cult website and it reads as follows:
Scientologists celebrate several major holidays annually. These include the birthday of L. Ron Hubbard (March 13); the date marking the initial publication of Dianetics (May 9); the anniversary of the maiden voyage of the Freewinds and what that vessel represents in the development of advanced spiritual levels of enlightenment in Scientology (June 6); Auditor’s Day, in honor of all auditors (second Sunday in September); the anniversary of the founding of the International Association of Scientologists, which unites, supports and protects the Scientology religion and Scientologists throughout the world (October 7); and New Year’s Eve (December 31).
To commemorate each of these occasions, the Church produces large international celebrations that are attended by thousands of parishioners and replayed to hundreds of thousands more in Churches, missions and groups all over the world. These celebrations are the primary means by which the Church’s leadership informs the worldwide congregation of the progress of the Scientology religion into society and plans for the future.
So, Ron's birthday is celebrated in a big way. I don't understand why his departure to Target Two is not celebrated also.
When I went to the 1986 event which briefed me on this whole thing it was announced as one of the most momentous events ever in the history of Scientology. To not celebrate it as such is a huge red flag!
Shouldn't the day after he turned over all his hats as per Scientology policy and completed all the research that was possible to do in a meat body be celebrated as an incredible achievement? (I'm asking for a friend).
I've been out of the loop for a while so I've missed all the Ron's Journal's he's done since then to update us on the research. Some of you that are more connected than myself - if you would please post links to the updates on the research it would be most appreciated!
I was reading some things about Scientology holidays on the official cult website and it reads as follows:
Scientologists celebrate several major holidays annually. These include the birthday of L. Ron Hubbard (March 13); the date marking the initial publication of Dianetics (May 9); the anniversary of the maiden voyage of the Freewinds and what that vessel represents in the development of advanced spiritual levels of enlightenment in Scientology (June 6); Auditor’s Day, in honor of all auditors (second Sunday in September); the anniversary of the founding of the International Association of Scientologists, which unites, supports and protects the Scientology religion and Scientologists throughout the world (October 7); and New Year’s Eve (December 31).
To commemorate each of these occasions, the Church produces large international celebrations that are attended by thousands of parishioners and replayed to hundreds of thousands more in Churches, missions and groups all over the world. These celebrations are the primary means by which the Church’s leadership informs the worldwide congregation of the progress of the Scientology religion into society and plans for the future.
So, Ron's birthday is celebrated in a big way. I don't understand why his departure to Target Two is not celebrated also.
When I went to the 1986 event which briefed me on this whole thing it was announced as one of the most momentous events ever in the history of Scientology. To not celebrate it as such is a huge red flag!
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