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Psychoanalytical Essay: The Church Of Scientology

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After spending a quarter of a million dollars on books and spending many hours of her day at auditing sessions, Mrs.Richardson was put into a re-indoctrination camp in order to reintegrate her into the religion. This whole process began when a higher ranking Scientologist found an issue with her paperwork from a few years ago. Mrs.Richardson must now pay even more of her hard earned money to get more books and audio tapes to listen to. She now starts to contemplate whether this is really for the better of her religious experience or if it is just another way to make a profit off unsuspecting people. This is the problem with Scientology; deep down underneath the church facade, it is a business. The Church of Scientology is a disastrous, malevolent, …show more content…

This still left him with many unanswered questions Which only grew stronger when Hubbard traveled throughout Asia where he saw many miracles that had no scientific explanation whatsoever. Upon returning to the states, he was enrolled at George Washington University, where his classes mainly consisted of “scientific methodology, the very tools he needed to examine human thinking with unerring accuracy”(A Brief Chronology on the life of L. Ron Hubbard). He had many amazing findings and accomplishments, but he left that behind and created several expedition trips to the Caribbean. He even later became a pilot. These rather dangerous, and daring antics launched him into his first career. Writing fiction adventure tales for the newspaper. He used around 15 pen names and was considered an outstanding writer of his time. Hubbard specialized in science fiction stories, that are somewhat similar to the creation story of humans he later writes. His stories funded more expeditions, and even naval trips as well. Now, in 1937 he had his first breakthrough. He wrote an essay entitled “Excalibur” which …show more content…

A wide array of questionable activities takes place in the church. For example, after spending thousands of dollars on books and course the Scientologists supposedly move to a higher ranking in the church. However, sometimes the church will say something was wrong with your second level you must restart your learning. And, let us say that you refuse the offer of their help your future was uncertain. Both as a church member and as a regular human. Just like in the Lisa McPherson case. Lisa McPherson was an active member of the church up until right around the holiday season. The church began to notice her unhappiness. Which forced “the church to place her in Introspection Rundown due to the churches diagnosis of mental instability,”(The Most Authoritative Lisa McPherson Video Ever Made). According to The Tampa Bay Times, Lisa got in a minor car accident in November of 1995. Minutes after Lisa emerged from her car she rips her clothing and tells the paramedic, “I need help. I need to talk to someone.” This deranged act was not a side effect from the accident but a cry for help. A cry which was heard by that paramedic who brought her to Morton Plant Hospital. However, Lisa signs herself out against the doctor's orders. Fellow church members take her to Fort Harrison where her doctor, Janis Johnson, was not licensed to practice medicine since her license was

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