This comes from the ‘official’ organization’s definition which can be found at: http://www.scientology.org/gloss.htm thetan: the person himself-not his body or his name, the physical universe, his mind, or anything else; that which is aware of being aware; the identity which is the individual. The term was coined to eliminate any possible confusion with older, invalid concepts. It comes from the Greek letter Theta (), which the Greeks used to represent thought or perhaps spirit, to which an n is added to make a noun in the modern style used to create words in engineering. It is also n, or “theta to the nth degree,” meaning unlimited or vast… [more]
As we all know, an anchor is something which is used to secure an object in place and from which a sense of confidence or stability is reached. Securing a boat to the sea bottom prevents the ship from floating aimlessly about and gives one a sense of confidence in one’s position. When a thetan places an anchor point it is used in much the same fashion. It provides a safe and secure position from which to define one’s space. In this regard an anchor point delineates a viewpoint, a particular place from which to use perception. From this we can see that when we place an anchor point in space we are defining a viewpoint from which to view. The bigger the encompassing space the greater the being - or so it is told…. [more]
I’d like to clarify the position of FZA in relation to the ‘FreeZone’. FZA has nothing what-so-ever to do with those who wish to play “capture the flag” and so the difference is distinctly made when referencing the ‘FreeZone’. The ‘FreeZone’, just like the CoS, has been corrupted through the use of various devices and tactics by those who wish to inhibit spiritual freedom. Just because someone hooks the bait does not mean that we must nibble the tempting wiggling morsel. To that end, FZA remains firmly rooted in the principals of the Free Zone as clearly defined by Captain Bill Robertson through his communication with L. Ron Hubbard. Yes, Ron has left the body some time ago but even the most spiritual neophyte knows that communications with thetans goes far, far beyond physical constructs. It actually amazes me when I come across those who cloak themselves in pomp and circumstance, portraying authoritatively that telepathic communication does not exist. Scientology, the actual true religious philosophy,… [more]
Stuff. We seem to have an endless supply of it, ever consuming our attention, our thoughts and our energy. Everywhere we look we find it and many times, it seems to find us despite our best efforts to avoid it. Waking up to our spiritual nature is like that; it seems to find us despite our best efforts to avoid it. Despite our efforts to forcefully condense, categorize and examine our spiritual nature, it flourishes. Despite our best efforts at putting this subject matter into a box along with all of our other junk, it escapes our clutches. This should speak volumes about what is occurring here…. [more]
Yen Hui, the favorite disciple of Confucius, came to take leave of his Master. “Tell me,” said Yen Hui, “what is fasting of the heart?”… [more]
No religion on this planet, or anywhere else for that matter, can free one from one’s self. We are definitely bound and gagged to the best of our abilities. And we like it that way. So when a new interest comes along, we fervently dive head first into it’s experiential glory, reaping all that there is to reap. What fun! But the fun comes with a price. By losing ourselves in another condition of life we just continue to map out our long, long road out. It’s true that religion as a whole can provide a spark in which the fire of intelligence can ignite itself but like all other man-made things, it will only take you so far. It will only rise to the zenith of man’s power and there it will stay never going above and beyond into that wonderful world we call spirituality…. [more]
We are all fully capable of creating effects. We do so each and every day whether we are completely aware of it or not, whether we are completely aware of the results of those effects upon us or not. We can create pain and sorrow or we can just as easily create joy and happiness. We do create, of that there is no doubt…. [more]
In order to create the perfect environment for ourselves we must first create the concept or idea. After clearly imagining our creation we then take the next step of reaching physical fruition. But, of what use is this system of action? Do we so heavily depend upon our thought process that we can do nothing without it? Are we so captivated in systemization and procedures that we have lost sight of our own selves, unable to allow our own existence to reveal it’s self? Living in a universe of concepts and ideas can do nothing but entrap one into a physical realm of pain and suffering. When our thoughts betray us, we feel the effects. When our thoughts are kind to us, we feel their effects. From pain to pleasure we feel the effects of our own creations…. [more]