L. Ron Hubbard

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - L. Ron Hubbard

Lafayette Ronald Hubbard (March 13, 1911 – January 24, 1986), better known as L. Ron Hubbard, was a prolific American author and founder of the pseudoscience Dianetics and the controversial Church of Scientology. In addition to Scientological and self-help books, he wrote fiction in several genres, business management texts, essays, and poetry. L. Ron Hubbard - Biographical outline. The Church of Scientology has produced numerous biographical publications that make extraordinary claims about Hubbar ...

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L. Ron Hubbard - Biographical outline

L. Ron Hubbard - Unofficial biographies online

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia II - L. Ron Hubbard - Bibliography Main article: L. Ron Hubbard bibliography Hubbard was an unusually prolific author. Because the majority of Hubbard's writings of the 1950s through the 1970s were aimed exclusively at Scientologists, the organization founded its own companies to publish his work, Bridge Publications (http://www.bridgepub.com/) for the US market and New Era Publications (http://www.newerapublications.com/nep/index.htm), based in Denmark, for the rest of the world. New volumes of his transcribed lectures continue to be produced; that series alone will u ...

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Bare-faced Messiah

Bare-faced Messiah: The True Story of L. Ron Hubbard (London, Michael Joseph books, 1987, ISBN 0718127641) is a posthumous biography of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard by journalist Russell Miller. Other related archivesL. Ron Hubbard, Russell Miller, Scientology

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Bridge Publications Scientology

Bridge Publications, Inc. is based in Los Angeles, California, and is the Church of Scientology's North American publishing corporation. It publishes the Scientology and nonfiction works of L. Ron Hubbard. It also published Hubbard's fiction and the annual Writers of the Future science fiction anthologies until 2002, when Galaxy Press was established for this purpose. Bridge was originally ...

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Werner Erhard

John Paul "Jack" Rosenberg, born on September 5, 1935 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, founded the large group awareness training program est, short for Erhard Seminars Training, which later gave rise to WEA (1981 - 1991) and to the "Landmark Forum"/Landmark Education (1991 - ). Rosenberg married at age 18 and fathered four (some sources suggest three) children. In 1960, he left his wife and travelled west. Rosenberg changed his name to Werner Hans Erhard and his lover, June Bryde, changed hers to Ellen Virginia Erhard. Er ...

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - ARC Scientology

ARC is a fundamental concept in Scientology doctrine. ARC is an acronym for "Affinity, Reality and Communication" (generally pronounced by its letters, A-R-C), originally coined by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. The three components are said by Hubbard to equate to understanding. This concept is a key element of Scientology philosophy, and a great deal of Scientology practices are based on this idea. ARC Scientology - The concept of ARC. It should be noted that the definitions of these terms as used by ...

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Battlefield Earth

Battlefield Earth is the name of both a science fiction novel written by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, and a film adaptation of the novel produced by and starring John Travolta. Battlefield Earth - The book. The novel Battlefield Earth was first published in 1980 by St. Martin's Press, though all subsequent reprintings have been by Church of Scientology publishing companies Bridge Publications and Galaxy Press. This was Hubbard's first science fiction novel since his pulp m ...

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Purification Rundown

The Purification Rundown[1], known as "The Purif" within Scientology, is a program of "detoxification" developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, involving the use of saunas, vitamins, and the drinking of oils. While it is heavily promoted as a health regimen within Scientology, and in Scientology's rehabilitation program Narconon, the procedure is viewed as dangerous by most medical professionals, as it calls for saunas and vitamins far in excess of what mainstream medicine considers safe levels. The full ...

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Purification Rundown - Criticisms of the program

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Babalon Working

The Babalon Working was a series of magickal ceremonies or rituals commenced on March 2, 1946 by Jack Parsons, essentially designed to manifest an individual incarnation of the archetypal divine feminine called Babalon , as well as to catalyze the reification of that force as it exists latently in every man and woman. During the ceremony L. Ron Hubbard acted as a scribe noting the results of the magical workings. The ritual performed was based largely in the enochian magical system devised by Dr John Dee and Sir Edward Kelley, though

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Applied Scholastics

Applied Scholastics is a non-profit corporation founded in 1972 to promote the use of the study technology created by L. Ron Hubbard, a science fiction author and the founder of Scientology. Applied Scholastics runs the Hollywood Education and Literacy Project and the World Literacy Crusade. Applied Scholastics' declared mission is; "to promote and develop programs of effective education for educators, business trainers, tutors, parents, children and people in all walks of life who need improved study skills to enhance their scholasti ...

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Association for Better Living and Education

The Association for Better Living and Education (ABLE) is a non-profit secular branch of the Church of Scientology devoted to "rid the world of its most devastating social ills—drugs, crime, illiteracy and immorality—through the social betterment methods and principles of author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard." [1]. Founded in 1989, ABLE is an umbrella organization that administers four of Scientology's social programs: Narconon ...

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Association for Better Living and Education - Footnotes

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Volunteer Ministers

The Volunteer Minister program is a worldwide effort founded by the Church of Scientology International. According to the Church: "It is a worldwide movement that has for more than 25 years worked across national, racial, political and religious boundaries in more than 150 countries to help people deal with upheavals and has helped them put their lives back together." Its motto is "Something can be done about it." The Volunteer Minister program originates in L. Ron Hubbard's Church policies on casualty contact. Hu ...

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Clear Scientology

Clear is a word coming from Dianetics, brought foreward by the Church of Scientology which is responsible for Dianetics technology, patents and copyrights. L. Ron Hubbard took the word from the idea of an addition machine and clearing an adding machine of previous actions on it. As used in describing the mind of a person it is talking about a person being clear of unwanted influences of past memories, unwanted emotion or painful difficulties not existing in present time. A person, Clear, would be a person cleared of those negative inf ...

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Scientology

Scientology was presented by L. Ron Hubbard at a lecture in 1952. His definition included, "Scientology would be a study of knowledge." In 1954 today's Church of Scientology (often abbreviated CoS) was established. It presents itself as an "applied religious philosophy," and has been established as a recognized religion in more than 100 countries. The term Scientology is a trademark of the Religious Technology Center, which licenses its use and use of the copyrighted works of Hubbard to the Church of Scientology. The Chu ...

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Scientology - Beliefs and practices

L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia - Church of Scientology

The Church of Scientology is an organisation founded by the late author L. Ron Hubbard. Its stated aim is to widen the practice of Scientology, which it presents as an "applied religious philosophy." From its earliest days, the Church has been a focus of controversy wherever it appeared, with critics charging the actual methods and goals of the Church sharply contradict Hubbard's stated aims of "A civilization without insanity, without criminals and without war, where the able can prosper and honest beings can have rights, and where man is free to rise to ...

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Church of Scientology - Churches missions and major Scientology centers

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L. Ron Hubbard: Encyclopedia II - Dianetics - Scientific Views

The Dianetics Research Foundation published a study in Science of Survival, Prediction of Human Behaviour, First printing 1951, IBSN 0884040011. The testing was done by professional, degreed psychometrics of the day while 88 students new to Dianetics, performed intensive Dianetic auditing as a part of the course. The results are published in that book and show IQ increases which average 10 points (after 40 hours of therapy.) Reprints of Science of Survival, beyond the 20th print ...

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