Wog Questions

[PirateAndBum]

That definition, itself, is a theta trap.

Here's how it works: I will translate that sentence for you and then you'll see it.

So, the sentence is suggesting that these thetans were so rebellious that they couldn't be policed because they were so self-determined. Also, they were so wild and rebellious that they would never join the side of trapping and enslaving thetans so they, being good guys, were dumped into the physical universe prison insane asylum called Earth and they're handled by being reduced to meat bodies and suffering life after life of amnesia and pain.

Now, being good guys, they're reading this definition from Ron and laughing to themselves with self-congratulatory accolades on how they are so wild and self-determined and it all makes so much sense now and because they're such rebels and non-conformists they then now become total adherents and followers of every single written word, command, rule, policy, procedure, goal and statement of L. Ron.

See how that works?

The definition strokes the ego and since it's openly in your face you would never, ever see that Ron is doing to you the very thing that he claims was done to you.

You then become a total compliant unquestioning follower that completely doesn't have any autonomy or self-determinism while all the time believing to yourself that you're totally self-determined with full autonomy and that you're some wild, rebellious non-conformist..all the time completely conforming to Ron's Scientology robot valence.

And what is that valence doing? Going out and enslaving others into the very same rigid, conformist enslavement and trap called Scientology. It's a prison of belief.

Yes, and DM didn't fail to pick up on this portion:

by ornate buildings which he will enter unsuspectingly to be electroniced down

Ornate Idle orgs with a compliment of video screens to mesmerize the raw meat.

 

[Babel]

Anyone know what the significance of the Church of Spiritual Technology logo is?

I've looked around a bit and there doesn't seem to be much info on it. Is it just random shapes? Originally, I thought the 'crop circles' were the marker LRH is supposed to land on, but I've also read that it's just a general marker for reincarnated scientologists. Any truth to either or both of these claims? Is the little building between them access to the vault, or is that located somewhere else not directly under the circles?

 

[marra]

Anyone know what the significance of the Church of Spiritual Technology logo is?
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I've looked around a bit and there doesn't seem to be much info on it. Is it just random shapes? Originally, I thought the 'crop circles' were the marker LRH is supposed to land on, but I've also read that it's just a general marker for reincarnated scientologists. Any truth to either or both of these claims? Is the little building between them access to the vault, or is that located somewhere else not directly under the circles?

I was a scientologist for over 15 years and I never saw these symbols until I left and started looking on the internet. So I would say that whatever they are they are not mainstream scientology and may be something dreamed up by David Miscavige.

 

[Veda]

2. CLEAR COGNITION

"I just realized I've been mocking up my reactive mind, and I'm not doing it anymore."

I get the impression that this sentance is basically all there is to it. (I've also heard that it has to do with being in present time)

Isn't the whole idea of auditing to fix engrams by going back in time and reliving them? Is the idea of the clear cog that engrams don't actually exist? If this is the case, what have you been auditing? Are you reliving real past life experiences and cognate that you're mocking up the effects of those experiences, or are you mocking up the experiences themselves?

Also, how much of a difference is there between auditing engrams and auditing BTs? Is it basically the same process? Is total freedom just realizing you've been mocking up BTs and Xemu the whole time?

Hubbard wrote in 1978 that "Keyed out Clear is Clear" which means, essentially, that there is no such thing as Clear, although Scientologists, in their excitement over "Clear" suddenly becoming easy and quick, overlooked this.

Hubbard abandoned the original idea of Clear (1950), as he originally had defined it, as soon as he lost the rights to Dianetics to a business partner he had swindled (1952).

Over the next two decades, the definition of "Clear" changed many times.

According the senior "tech" person in Scientology, who lived with Hubbard and was his personal auditor, Hubbard refined "Clear" down in 1978 for marketing ($$$) and public relations (image) purposes.

Primarily, Hubbard wanted the flow of money drastically increased. Telling a bunch of highly suggestible (to him) people (Scientologists) that they were already "Clear" resulted in a flow of people ("Clears") and their money "up lines," where Hubbard had direct access to the money (long story), and, secondarily, also fulfilled his desire to "validate" his (before wife #3, long story) "act of genius" of Dianetics.

 

[The Hierophant]

Anyone know what the significance of the Church of Spiritual Technology logo is?
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I was led to understand (don't remember from where) that it was taken from the KOOL cigarettes logo, a favourite of Hubbard, although that doesn't have the diamonds in it.

 

[pineapple]

Anyone know what the significance of the Church of Spiritual Technology logo is?
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I've looked around a bit and there doesn't seem to be much info on it. Is it just random shapes? Originally, I thought the 'crop circles' were the marker LRH is supposed to land on, but I've also read that it's just a general marker for reincarnated scientologists. Any truth to either or both of these claims? Is the little building between them access to the vault, or is that located somewhere else not directly under the circles?

The main point is probably just to be easily recognizable from the air.

But if I were going to speculate about symbolism, I'd say the two interlocking circles are a stylized form of the horizontal "8" infinity symbol ∞. Each of the two diamonds represents four of the eight dynamics, each diamond having four sides. The reason they're separated like that is 'cause dynamics 1-4 have to do with mankind and dynamics 5-8 have to do with other forms of life.

And diamonds of course represent wealth, one of LRH's driving motivations.

The above is only speculation on my part.

 

[guanoloco]

Anyone know what the significance of the Church of Spiritual Technology logo is?
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I've looked around a bit and there doesn't seem to be much info on it. Is it just random shapes? Originally, I thought the 'crop circles' were the marker LRH is supposed to land on, but I've also read that it's just a general marker for reincarnated scientologists. Any truth to either or both of these claims? Is the little building between them access to the vault, or is that located somewhere else not directly under the circles?

It's Hubbard's favorite brand of cigarettes.

 

[The Oracle]

"THETA TRAPS, how can you trap a thetan? By curiosity, by giving him awards and prizes (of an implant), by retractor screens, by mock-ups, by ornate buildings which he will enter unsuspectingly to be electroniced down: by many such means
the thetan is reduced from knowing to a colonist, a slave, a MEST body. All theta traps have one thing in common: they use electronic force to knock the thetan into forgetting, into unknowingness, into effect. Their purpose is to rid the area of those nuisances, the thetans who cannot be policed, and gain personnel–always the former, not always the latter. (HOM, pp. 71-72)"

Serious language barrier on this one.

Does "trap a thetan" mean "confine to a body"?

Does "Awards and prizes (of an implant)" mean that the thetan's ambition is used against it (thetans are genderless, right?) and that when the thetan wins a prize he unknowingly receives an implant with it? Does refer to something specific? I don't remember the Xemu story including any awards or prizes with the implants. Is there any chance he's implying that each step up the bridge is awarded with one more implant?

What are "retractor screens"?
Is "electroniced" a scientology word? What does that mean?
Is a colonist a wog or a human?

"Their purpose is to rid the area of those nuisances, the thetans who cannot be policed, and gain personnel–always the former, not always the latter."
Can someone please translate this sentence?



Thanks for all the responses so far. Ya'll are the best.

Scientology is an extremely STICKY theta trap.