is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid. and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologist because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pay fo

is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologist because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pay for th

is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that is unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise a god like being inhabiting this flesh show which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid. and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pa

is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that has unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise guy like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to eve

still ahead i'll talk to l. ron hubbard's great grandson about scientology stick around. mission. critical three. three. three. three. three. three. three. so the bank of england if you open it up the walls you won't see gold you won't see silver you want to even see bitcoin what you'll see and mountains and mountains of garbage and trash and gutter oil and dead bodies and bourbon kings dresses that he used to wear what he was not seen governing the bank of england before old guys from the old victorian era stacked up like firewood rotting and that's the collateral that is the doctor saying the real estate speculation which has only one . conclusion and that is the. last question of when. more than four hundred cities around the globe are hosting mass rallies. justice. followed million mask march on r t and r t dot com. please write to see. first street. and i would think that you're. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. would be in the. center. of the the. according to pew research center eighty four percent of the world's people identify with a religion many of these faiths h

is god l. ron is basically like a buddha or like a wise the wise is scientist that has given us this technology that has unlock this and it was still view that l. ron was you know a wise god like being inhabiting this flesh shell which happened to be of portly redheaded chain smoking in. middle aged man on a boat but past that is that there's a narcissism of it too it's definitely in the secrets the fact that they are in your secrets they can absolutely use those against you they absolutely will three i think that some people have to realize that it's embarrassing to go that far this pyramid and start to realize how absurd it actually is and i think that that's personally humiliating because the thing is is that and if there are scientologists listening feel free to tune in or turn up your volume is that i don't have particularly a problem with the low level scientologists because a lot of these are smart productive people they have to have some sense of a career in order to be able to even pay for

l. ron hubbard. meticulous the examining every detail. here we are in the bookstore. i have to take by halftime. he holds the guinness book of world records for the number of titles republished be more than a thousand. he continually rope mostly what he wrote about to buy his own interior journey. that is what scientology really is. and when he enters the church of scientology, it's like a breadcrumb cheryl in his mind bit deeper into his mind to go. one way and look at hubbard, if we were in another culture, an aboriginal culture, anthropologist's sometimes talk of schizophrenia as being a shaman disease. people who have these experiences, sometimes in our culture we would say they're crazy in need to be on medication. people who have extraordinary mental breakdowns attorneys come back and feel like the heal themselves. they are the people that people go to to be healed. he added. the his life that he propagated as the truth. he said that he was a guerrilla veteran of world war ii peace sai

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l. ron hubbard the founder of scientology realized that americans really do worship one thing for sure and that is celebrity. where's the capital of celebrities? hollywood so scientology has become one of the major landlords and holiday -- scientology. there was a church publication put out shortly after the founding of the church with a roster of perspective celebrities that included people like bob hope, walt disney, marlena dietrich, howard hughes some of the most famous people in the world but those are the kinds of people who they sought to use as pitchman for their new religion. celebrities did come to the church. they built a celebrity center so celebrities would feel at home there and in some of the early people that came into the church where rock hudson passed through apparently he got very upset when he was the middle of an auditing session and he needed to put more money in the parking meter and they wouldn't let him out of the room. he stormed out of never came back. gloria swan

l. ron hubbard, the founder of scientology, realized americans really do worship one thing for sure and that is celebrity. where is the capital of celebrities? hollywood. scientology has become one of the major landlords in hollywood. early on, they set out to recruit celebrities. there was a church publication put out shortly after the founding of the church with a roster of perspective celebrities that included people like bob hope, walt disney, marlene dietrich, howard hughes, the most famous people in the world. those are the kinds of people they sought to use as pitch men for their new religion. celebrities did come to the church. they built a celebrity center. celebrities would feel at home. in some of the early people that came into the church, rock hudson passed through, apparently he got very upset when he was in the middle of an auditing session and needed to put some more money in the parking meter and they wouldn't let him out of the room. he stormed out and never came back. glor

>> well, l. ronthe concept of dianetics and his concept was either two sides of your brain and one was the analytical side, perfectly reasonable, it's like a perfect computer, nothing wrong with it and remembers everything and can compute perfectly. and the other side is a reactive side that is full of fears and neuroses and the kinds of things that damage your life and if you can purge the emotional power, then your analytical brain will take over and you will be clear and more intelligent then you will be able to not get ill, your whole life will be a lot better and you'll be super human and a superior race of a beating and it's like camp, once you get to be clear, you go up to the spiritual level. >> 's luis l. ron hubbard and where did he come up with this? >> well, is one of the most interesting people that i've ever had the chance to write about and he was born in nebraska in 1911 and raised in the west and his father was a naval officer. and he really did have an interesting life and he had a

these things but i think nobody in history has ever mapped his own mentality quite as carefully as l. ronand here we are in it oak store, i have to take my hat off to him. he holds the guinness book of world's for the number of titles he published, more than 1000. so he continually wrote and mostly what he wrote about in scientology was his own interior journey and that is what scientology really is. when you enter the church of scientology, it's like a breadcrumb trail into his mind. the further you go into the church, the deeper into both ron hubbard's mind you go. ♪ ♪ >> now our in and your screen is a live picture of chipra yony's in new york city where the 64th annual national awards are being held. while the guests are eating dinner we want to show you another one of the finalists in the nonfiction category. >> when i'm asked where did this book come from and away the answers it came from iraq oddly enough even though this is a book very much focused on america. when i was covering iraq and the war for the new york are, my initial sense of why everything was imploding their was to b

scientology, what this building has that none of its other facilities have are special rooms for practicing l. rond's superpower program. he described 57 senses. according to the village voice, these leaked renderings show you what is in the room. like this fyroscope. or this one, that checks your magnetic sense. >> on the fifth floor are machines that scientology says can help develop a sense of smell, taste, awareness. understand balance. >> reporter: hubbard developing the program in the 1970s. the church kept it under wraps because there wasn't a facility. >> hubbard said the superpower program will develop in scientologists new skills. new abilities to perceive and new levels of awareness. >> reporter: so far, the center has not been open to the public. according to church publications, a new emphasis will be placed on recruits new followers. >> thank you, linzie. >>> coming up, maks is back. "dancing's" most popular pro is back in the ballroom. he's in a new role. judgmental all right. >>> a "play of the day." truly a "play of the day." the sport of football wearing its saturday best. >> oh,

i think it's critical that as ron l books highlights there is going to be a food fight with the beverage industry. coca-cola and pepsi which supported $2 million so the small town in california in el monte. they put in $2 million to defeat that measure. it will be a food fight, but we will win and they will throw mud and food and misinformation but we will win with real research and data from our communities. i want to say that it's really important in how we move forward to build that coalition to develop legislation and to move with one measure. there is also debate about november 2014 where we shall have a number of other measures that are progressive revenue measures. i think that's another debate in this committee and with this body. the coalition that i and supervisor avalos have been working with is the public health and some of the best health services in the world, the shape up coalition and the american heart association and sf hip and public health in our city. i have reached out and in support of hopefully the support of 11 supervisors we can have more at the table with one m

l" word is coming out now. let me ask you this. it's going to hurt his credibility but as ron fournier, it may have put in my number or they're relying on the millennials? . >> under 34, over 54, 37%. over 55 3w9. individual state exchanges, you're doing better than the national exchange. are all righting over 55 is the dominant statements arrived. there are people he nudes. >> one of the blessings is, therefore, their demand as a product. individual mandate penalties aside. this is a product you have to buy or pay a penalty for. young people may be delend of the enrollment design. about the president's promise. he'd be in a lot better situation if this were not a central selling point of the stant. this is not a mod derch up there for everyone to see. >> it was awe some. your center point is re-election. do an elective without knowing how to reform. let me tell you about a million things. i know the tin if you vacuum tim, i'd had private insurance. i agree others need it. >> he promised to keep it- >> go ahead, ron. i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry, sir. to kelly ease point, you to an