The Lose-Lose Situation
Posted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 5:28 amIf you question Elron you have, or are, a problem.
But if you don't question Elron you become a Rondroid. Or you have to try to believe, along with Alice, six impossible things before breakfast. All of them are also contradicting each other.
Frankly, I'm surprised more people don't just snap.
But it makes sense that people push through the insane circumstances, because the Scio system is set up to play on generosity towards others, and fear of being abandoned in Hell (endless reincarnation without Scientology to get you back to original thetanness- hey, is thetanness a word? My spell checker says no.)
My experience has been, if I'm ALWAYS the problem, then something is messed up in the situation. I had a girlfriend who exemplified that- everything I did or wanted in the relationship was wrong, and everything she did or wanted was right. This picture seem a little skewed to anyone else? Scientology, from my reading of everyone's stories, comes across as just like that.
But if you don't question Elron you become a Rondroid. Or you have to try to believe, along with Alice, six impossible things before breakfast. All of them are also contradicting each other.
Frankly, I'm surprised more people don't just snap.
But it makes sense that people push through the insane circumstances, because the Scio system is set up to play on generosity towards others, and fear of being abandoned in Hell (endless reincarnation without Scientology to get you back to original thetanness- hey, is thetanness a word? My spell checker says no.)
My experience has been, if I'm ALWAYS the problem, then something is messed up in the situation. I had a girlfriend who exemplified that- everything I did or wanted in the relationship was wrong, and everything she did or wanted was right. This picture seem a little skewed to anyone else? Scientology, from my reading of everyone's stories, comes across as just like that.