Clear is a state that has never before been attainable in man’s history. A Clear possesses attributes, fundamental and inherent but not always available in an uncleared state, which have not been suspected of man and are not included in past discussions of his abilities and behavior. The Clear is:
* Freed from active or potential psychosomatic illness or aberration
* Self-determined
* Vigorous and persistent
* Unrepressed
* Able to perceive, recall, imagine, create and compute at a level high above the norm
* Stable mentally
* Free with his emotion
* Able to enjoy life
* Freer from accidents
* Healthier
* Able to reason swiftly
* Able to react quickly
Happiness is important. The ability to arrange life and the environment so that living can be better enjoyed, the ability to tolerate the foibles of one’s fellow humans, the ability to see the true factors in a situation and resolve problems of living with accuracy, the ability to accept and execute responsibility, these things are important. Life is not much worth living if it cannot be enjoyed. The Clear enjoys living to a very full extent. He can stand up to situations which, before he was cleared, would have reduced him to a shambles. The ability to live well and fully and enjoy that living is the gift of Clear.
ANY SCIENTOLOGISTS HERE? PLEASE SHED SOME LIGHT WITH YOUR OPINIONS AND/OR EXPERIENCES ON THE CONCEPT OF THE "CLEAR" ... THANKS.Posts: 3423 | From: the jungle - when y'all stop playing games, call me. | Registered: Jul 2006
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This Hubbard guy who founded the Scientology religion strikes me as a smart guy who, aware of the Laws of Nature and the madness of popular religions, figured out the direction the world was going.
So he put together a body of knowledge that already exists, put some doctrines to it and created a religion that would make him rich as a consequence.
Smart guy for sure. I'm thinking perhaps, I should put a religion together for the droves of Nigerians who have become disillusioned with the "pentecostal" christianity that has had a strong grip on them for the past couple of decades. At least I'd be doing them a favour albeit while lining my pockets with major DO$H
Isn't that what "good business" means anyway? value for money? no? Posts: 3423 | From: the jungle - when y'all stop playing games, call me. | Registered: Jul 2006
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