L Ron Hubbard and Scientology

[Jan Klimkowski]

David - thank you for posting that.

L Ron Hubbard's son wrote:

Remember the old revolutionary rule which states one has to, the moment one comes to power, suppress those very things that achieved the power. You must not allow the populace or anyone else to do the things you did to get you there. Which is one of the reasons there has been a great vocal suppression of hypnosis, because that is an entrance point to the Magick which my father used a great deal of, clear up through the fifties and clear up to the point he died.

I'll give you another clue: Hypnosis used properly within the Magick tech actually puts the body to sleep, not the theta, not the being, and without pain and drugs is quite harmless. Go back to good old Dianetics by the way, and examine the term and condition of reverie. That's a hypnotic trance. If one is not allowed to go into a trance then of course one cannot find the doors now, can one? The trance state is used for an entirely different purpose than one would imagine hypnosis being used for. Of course though, Dad was in a hell of a hurry so he got into the whole drug, pain, S&M scene very heavily. While it is not an accurate term, he also got involved in spirit writing. That's not exactly what he did but it will fit here for the short space left on this tape. They could be termed "affirmations" in which he put himself into a deep drugged trance and would feed back his own voice from the very early transcribers and tape recorders. There again, you would be quite mistaken if you thought Scientology writing came from spirit writing as it is commonly understood in the occult field, and please don't confuse the occult with the Magick. It's a very easy trap to get into, but don't confuse them. So, more later, and this is the end of tape 1.

This is intriguing in so many contexts.

Having studied the clinical medical literature on hypnosis, and interviewed and spoken with several hypnotists employed by the British or American military, I have long believed that the official line on hypnosis is a cover story. A cover story to protect both "mind control" research such as Bluebird/Artichoke/MK-ULTRA and their successors and offshoots. And a cover story to prevent the power of hypnosis being more widely used and understood by the population at large.

It is also fascinating that for all its myriad sins, Scientology's house journals were responsible for publishing and exposing some of the worst excesses of MK-ULTRA, and claimed to have a loathing of what they termed "pain-drug hypnosis".

None of this is simple. It's far trickier than simply peeling back the layers of onion skin. Ashton Gray's comments in the context of Watergate and the technology known as "remote viewing" add another layer of complexity.

However, something very important is being messed with here.