Tässä artikkeli joka jokaisen työnantajan tulisi lukea, ennen kuin tekee sopimuksen henkilöstön koulutuksesta.
Artikkelin on kirjoittanut jo edesmennyt, Dr.Margaret Singer.
Artikkeli on kirjoitettu New Age liikkeen koulutusten pohjalta, mutta -yllätys yllätys-kyllä tässä artikkelissa löytyy myös jo palstalta tutuksi tulleen L.Ron Hubbardin koulutuskokonaisuuksia.
Mikäli CCHR ei hätyyttelisi palstasheriffiä, niin julkaisisin niiden suomalaisten yritysten nimet jotka käyttävät artikkelissa esiintyviä metodeja koulutuksissaan.
http://www.rickross.com/reference/brainwashing/brainwashing13.html
[email protected]
Artikkelin on kirjoittanut jo edesmennyt, Dr.Margaret Singer.
Artikkeli on kirjoitettu New Age liikkeen koulutusten pohjalta, mutta -yllätys yllätys-kyllä tässä artikkelissa löytyy myös jo palstalta tutuksi tulleen L.Ron Hubbardin koulutuskokonaisuuksia.
Mikäli CCHR ei hätyyttelisi palstasheriffiä, niin julkaisisin niiden suomalaisten yritysten nimet jotka käyttävät artikkelissa esiintyviä metodeja koulutuksissaan.
http://www.rickross.com/reference/brainwashing/brainwashing13.html
[email protected]
Vastaukset 17
Vanhimmat
Minusta on edelleenkin käsittämätöntä, että miten jotkut pystyvät omaksumaan jotain itseensä negatiivisesti vaikuttavia ajatusmalleja ja sanovat niiden parantaneen omaa elämänlaatuaan.
Tällä palstalla ei muuten ole sheriffiä, vaikka jokaisesta viestistä voikin valittaa ylläpidolle.
9 askelta
Kuitenkin "aivopesussa" tai henkisessä kontrollissa on kyse enemmästä kuin pelkästä vakuuttavasta todistelusta. Näin se yleensä käy, askel askeleelta.
1. askel: auktoriteetin muodostaminen
Hyviä keinoja on ohjattu "vapaa keskustelu" tai tieteellisenä esitetty tieto,jolla saadaan uskottavuutta.
2. askel: muodollinen opiskelu
Oppilas saattaa aluksi vastata kysymyksiin omasta päästään, mutta oppii pian, että "oikeat" vastaukset löytyvät vain käsiteltävästä aineistosta. Hymy ja hyväksyvä huomautus ohjaavat oppilaan käyttäytymistä joka kerta, kun hän antaa oikean vastauksen suoraan kirjasta.
Seuraavaksi opettaja rohkaisee oppilasta muotoilemaan kirjan vastauksen omin sanoin. Tässä tulee mukaan itse asiassa kirjan mukaisten ajatusten ajatteleminen, eikä pelkästään sanojen toistaminen.
Hyvä aivopesukirja alkaa tyypillisesti ajatuksilla, jotka kuka tahansa voi hyväksyä, kuten esim. hyvän terveyden, rauhan, menestyksen ja onnellisen perhe-elämän haluamisella. Erityiset opetukset, kuuluvat paljon myöhempiin oppitunteihin, sitten kun oppilas on oppinut tavan hyväksyä kaiken opetetun.
3. askel: pyhän tekstin antaminen
Opiskelun varhaisessa vaiheessa opettaja rohkaisee oppilastaan hankkimaan teoksia ja käyttämään sitä, koska juuri tätä käytetään tutkittaessa.
4. askel: yhteiskuntajärjestyksen horjuttaminen
Samoin jo varhain opiskelun alussa aineistoa käytetään yhdessä muualla painettujen uutisten kanssa horjuttamaan luottamusta kaikkiin muihin elämän alueisiin ja tahoihin. Kirkot, hallitukset, yliopistot jne. esitellään pahoina ja haitallisina.
Pahimpia esimerkkejä korostetaan.
5. askel: etukäteisvaroitus vastustuksesta
Oppilasta varoitetaan että jokin taho tai ihmisen oma mieli yrittää lopettaa opiskelun.
Mainitaan vastainen propaganda,joka on luonnollisesti väärässä.
Niinpä, kun esim. huolestunut ystävä tulee varoittamaan oppilasta menemästä mukaan epämääräiseen lahkoon, tämä näyttääkin vain täyttävän profetian, mikä itse asiassa lisää lahkon uskottavuutta.
Samalla käy ilmeiseksi, että varoituksen toinenkin puoli on totta: nimittäin että huolissaan oleva ystävä onkin haitaksi.
Tässä vaiheessa monet lopettavat tutkistelun, tai sitten kuuntelevat alkavat epäillen tarkkailla perhettään ja ystäviään.
Kyseessä on siis virstanpylväs jonka jälkeen lahkoutuminen on päivä päivältä varmempaa ja irtipääseminen vaikeampaa.
6. askel: kokouksiin osallistuminen
Tässä vaiheessa suositellaan oppilaasta uhkavaatimuksella osallistumaan kokouksiin,
-tai muuten opiskelu lopetetaan.
Jos oppilas vastaa vaatimukseen ja osallistuu kokouksiin Valtakunnansalissa, se osoittaa, että henkinen kontrolli on alkanut toimia ja yhteisö päässyt hallitsemaan hänen päätöksentekoaan.
7. askel: sosiaalinen eristäminen
Kun oppilas alkaa hyväksyä opetuksia siinä määrin, että tähän asti kerrotut-maallikolle suoraan esitettynä suorastaan absurditkin- väitteet tuntuvat hänestä oikeutetuilta yhteys ei-lahkolaisiin perheenjäseniin ja ystäviin pyritään katkaisemaan.
Samalla sosiaalinen kanssakäyminen ei-lahkolaisten kanssa muissakin tilanteissa tehdään vaikeammaksi. Itse asiassa ystävyys ulkopuolella olevien kanssa loppuu kokonaan oppiin antautuneelta, ja ulkopuoliset perhesiteet viilenevät.
Tämä liittyy olennaisena osana suunnitelmaan ja on avainasemassa henkisessä kontrollissa.
Samalla saadaan ihmisen läheisiä helpommin oppiin mukaan,koska he eivät halua menettää läheistään,vaan olla hänen kanssaan tekemisissä.
Ulkopuolisia ihmisiä ei enää pidetä samanarvoisina.
8. askel: kertaamisen vaikutus
Tutkittavaa ja varhaisempaa tukevaa materiaalia annetaan-annetaan niin paljon kuin "maha vetää".
Tällä ihminen saadaan sisäistämään "lähdekritiikillä" oppi.
Oppi tuntuu todemmalla jos siitä kerrotaan samoja asioita eri lähteissä.
On merkityksetäntä onko teksti puolueetonta tai eri kiejoittajien tekemää.
9. askel: pakkovalta
Viimeinen osa henkistä kontrollia saadaan, kun uusi käännynnäinen joutuu lahkon tuomiovallan alle ja saattaa joutua tuomittavaksi ja saamaan rangaistuksen mistä tahansa rikkomuksesta.
Tässä vaiheessa ei enää ole mahdollista asettaa järjestöä kyseenalaiseksi tai erota vapaaehtoisesti saamatta samaa rangaistusta kuin kuka tahansa syntinen.
Tämän tehokkaan ja hyvin suunnitellun henkisen kontrollin ohjelman lopputulos on, että täysin antautunut lahkolainen mielellään "karttaa riippumatonta ajattelutapaa joka on niiden neuvojen asettaminen kyseenalaisiksi, joita järjestö antaa," ja jopa "taistelee riippumatonta ajattelutapaa vastaan."
...kahdeksan kriteeriä sopii quirrelin listaan aika hyvin.
1. MILIEU CONTROL
the most basic feature is the control of human communication within
and environment if the control is extremely intense, it becomes
internalized control -- an attempt to manage an individual's inner
communication control over all a person sees, hears, reads, writes
(information control)
creates conflicts in respect to individual autonomy
groups express this in several ways: Group process, isolation from
other people, psychological pressure, geographical distance or
unavailable transportation, sometimes physical pressure
often a sequence of events, such as seminars, lectures, group
encounters, which become increasingly intense and increasingly
isolated, making it extremely difficult-- both physically and
psychologically--for one to leave.
sets up a sense of antagonism with the outside world; it's us
against them
closely connected to the process of individual change (of personality)
2. MYSTICAL MANIPULATION (Planned spontaneity)
extensive personal manipulation
seeks to promote specific patterns of behavior and emotion in such
a way that it appears to have arisen spontaneously from within the
environment, while it actually has been orchestrated
totalist leaders claim to be agents chosen by God, history, or
some supernatural force, to carry out the mystical imperative
the "principles" (God-centered or otherwise) can be put forcibly and
claimed exclusively, so that the cult and its beliefs become the only
true path to salvation (or enlightenment)
the individual then develops the psychology of the pawn, and
participates actively in the manipulation of others
the leader who becomes the center of the mystical manipulation (or
the person in whose name it is done) can be sometimes more real than
an abstract god and therefore attractive to cult members
legitimizes the deception used to recruit new members and/or raise
funds, and the deception used on the "outside world"
3. THE DEMAND FOR PURITY
the world becomes sharply divided into the pure and the impure, the
absolutely good (the group/ideology) and the absolutely evil
(everything outside the group)
one must continually change or conform to the group "norm"
tendencies towards guilt and shame are used as emotional levers for
the group's controlling and manipulative influences
once a person has experienced the totalist polarization of good/evil
(black/white thinking), he has great difficulty in regaining a more
balanced inner sensitivity to the complexities of human morality
the radical separation of pure/impure is both within the environment
(the group) and the individual
ties in with the process of confession -- one must confess when one
is not conforming
4. CONFESSION
cultic confession is carried beyond its ordinary religious, legal
and therapeutic expressions to the point of becoming a cult in itself
sessions in which one confesses to one's sin are accompanied by
patterns of criticism and self-criticism, generally transpiring within
small groups with an active and dynamic thrust toward personal change
is an act of symbolic self-surrender
makes it virtually impossible to attain a reasonable balance between
worth and humility
a young person confessing to various sins of pre-cultic existence can
both believe in those sins and be covering over other ideas and
feelings that s/he is either unaware of or reluctant to discuss
often a person will confess to lesser sins while holding on to other
secrets (often criticisms/questions/doubts about the group/leaders
that may cause them not to advance to a leadership position)
"the more I accuse myself, the more I have a right to judge you"
5. SACRED SCIENCE
the totalist milieu maintains an aura of sacredness around its basic
doctrine or ideology, holding it as an ultimate moral vision for the
ordering of human existence
questioning or criticizing those basic assumptions is prohibited
a reverence is demanded for the ideology/doctrine, the originators of
the ideology/doctrine, the present bearers of the ideology/doctrine
offers considerable security to young people because it greatly
simplifies the world and answers a contemporary need to combine a
sacred set of dogmatic principles with a claim to a science embodying
the truth about human behavior and human psychology
6. LOADING THE LANGUAGE
the language of the totalist environment is characterized by the
thought-terminating cliche (thought-stoppers)
repetitiously centered on all-encompassing jargon
"the language of non-thought"
words are given new meanings -- the outside world does not use the
words or phrases in the same way -- it becomes a "group" word or
phrase
7. DOCTRINE OVER PERSON
every issue in one's life can be reduced to a single set of principles
that have an inner coherence to the point that one can claim the
experience of truth and feel it
the pattern of doctrine over person occurs when there is a conflict
between what one feels oneself experiencing and what the doctrine or
ideology says one should experience
if one questions the beliefs of the group or the leaders of the group,
one is made to feel that there is something inherently wrong with them
to even question -- it is always "turned around" on them and the
questioner/criticizer is questioned rather than the questions answered
directly
the underlying assumption is that doctrine/ideology is ultimately more
valid, true and real than any aspect of actual human character or
human experience and one must subject one's experience to that "truth"
the experience of contradiction can be immediately associated with guilt
one is made to feel that doubts are reflections of one's own evil
when doubt arises, conflicts become intense
8. DISPENSING OF EXISTENCE
since the group has an absolute or totalist vision of truth, those who
are not in the group are bound up in evil, are not enlightened, are not
saved, and do not have the right to exist
"being verses nothingness"
impediments to legitimate being must be pushed away or destroyed
one outside the group may always receive their right of existence by
joining the group
fear manipulation -- if one leaves this group, one leaves God or loses
their transformation, for something bad will happen to them
the group is the "elite", outsiders are "of the world", "evil",
"unenlightened", etc.
... palstaseriffiksi, niin saataisiin taspuolisuutta palstalle ?
Ehdotuksia otetaan vastaan.
D :)
Kyllä sinä OT olet ihan oikeasti epätoivoinen ja säälittävä tapaus.
Lopeta se padan kiusaaminen.
Miksi et yksinkertaisesti tuo faktoja mukaan keskusteluun sen sijaan että epätoivoisesti pyrit demonisoimaan totuudenpuhujan? Asia ei siitä muutu, että hyökkäät OT:ta vastaan.
Vallan huonoissa kantimissa on scientologien opit, jos kommunikaatio on tuota edustamaasi tasoa.
...nyt tiedän!
Mutta mites olisi tuo faktojen tuominen esiin, Tutkija kun on tottunut tuohon solvaamiseen.
Joku on joskus sanonut: "silloin kun faktat loppuvat on helpointa mustamaalata faktojen esiin tuoja."
Kummallista kyllä, tuo kommenttisi näyttää kääntyvän sinulle itsellesi epäedulliseksi.
Säälittävää, eikö totta!
Converting the Business World
Scientology is using a network of private consulting firms to gain a foothold in the U.S. business community.
The firms promise businessmen higher earnings but appear to be mainly interested in recruiting new members for the church.
Although these profit-making firms operate independently of each other, they sell the same product: Scientology founder Hubbard's methods for running a profitable enterprise. The Church of Scientology has for years employed these same methods -- heavy marketing, high productivity and rigid rules of employee conduct -- to amass hundreds of millions of dollars for itself.
Critics contend that the consulting firms are concealing their Scientology links so they can attract to the church prosperous people who might otherwise be put off by Scientology's controversial reputation.
The strategy appears to have proven effective.
A Scientology publication in 1987 reported that the consultant network earned a combined $1.6 million a month selling Hubbard's management methods to a variety of professionals, many of whom have reported improved incomes. It also said that 50 to 75 businessmen were recruited monthly into the church, where each week they spent a total of $250,000 on Scientology courses.
Two of the movement's firms have been ranked by Inc. magazine as among the fastest growing private businesses in America.
The consulting firms use seminars and mailers to attract health professionals, salesmen, office supply dealers, marketing specialists and others.
Those who have dealt with the firms describe the process this way:
Businessmen are drawn into Scientology after they have gained confidence in Hubbard's non-religious management methods. They are often told that, to achieve true business success, they should get their personal lives in order. From there, the church takes over, encouraging them to purchase spiritual enhancement courses and begin a process called "auditing."
During auditing, a person confesses his innermost thoughts while his responses are monitored on a lie detector-type device known as the E-meter. Auditing must be purchased in 12 1/2-hour chunks, costing between $3,000 and $11,000 each, depending on where it is bought.
Spearheading all this is an arm of the church called World Institute of Scientology Enterprises, or WISE.
In recent months, WISE has been encouraging Scientologists nationwide to become consultants within their respective professions. The appeal is simple: make money while disseminating your religion.
In the process, WISE profits, too. It trains and licenses the firms to sell Hubbard's copyrighted "management and administrative technology." WISE charges roughly $12,000 for its basic no-frills training course. For consulting services, it charges $1,875 a day.
On top of this, the consulting firms that sell Hubbard's business methods must pay WISE 13% of their annual gross income.
At the heart of Hubbard's business system is a concept he called "management by statistics," which he said guarantees optimum office efficiency. Scientology critics maintain, however, that it creates an oppressive and regimented workplace environment.
An employee is judged solely upon his productivity, which is charted on a graph each week. Sagging productivity could bring a rebuke from the boss. Or it could lead to an employee's firing.
The management techniques promoted by the consulting firms are identical to those used by the church, except that all Scientology references have been deleted from the materials. The consultants even employ the most basic instrument used by the church to recruit new members off the street -- a 200-question personality test that purports to let people know if they have ruinous personality flaws.
The consultants encourage businessmen and their employees to purchase Scientology courses to remedy personality problems uncovered by the test.
One of the most successful consulting firms licensed by WISE is Sterling Management Systems, which targets dentists and other health care professionals. For the past two years, Inc. magazine has ranked it among America's fastest-growing privately held businesses.
Sterling, based in Glendale, claims to be the "largest health care management consulting group in the U.S."
A company spokesman said the firm charges clients $10,000 for its complete line of Hubbard courses and 30 hours of private consultation. The spokesman said Sterling has helped dentists increase their income an average of $10,000 a month.
He insisted that the company has "no connection" to the church, but added: "If people are interested in Scientology, we will make it available to them."
Sterling publishes a tabloid called "Today's Professional, the Journal of Successful Practice Management." Mailed free to 300,000 health care professionals nationwide, it is filled with "management" articles by Hubbard that are actually excerpts from Scientology's governing doctrines.
The company also holds nationwide seminars that, according to its promotional literature, have been drawing 2,000 people a month.
Sterling Management was founded in 1983 by Scientologist Gregory K. Hughes, at the time a prosperous dentist in Vacaville, Calif. Hughes holds seminars across the country, offering himself as evidence that Hubbard's methods work.
In promotional publications for Sterling, Hughes has said that his annual income soared from $257,000 in 1979 to more than $1 million in 1985. In one month alone, he has claimed to have seen 350 new patients.
Sterling's paper, Today's Professional, has boasted that "the techniques that produced amazing results when applied to Greg's practice are being applied all over the U.S."
But neither the paper's readers nor those who attend Hughes' seminars are told that his dental office, which employed the high-volume Hubbard techniques that he imparts to others, has been accused by former patients of dental negligence and malpractice.
Hughes currently is under investigation by the California Board of Dental Examiners. The board already has turned over some of its findings to the state attorney general's office, which will determine whether action should be taken against Hughes' dental license.
To date, there are more than 15 lawsuits pending against Hughes and his dental associates, alleging either negligence or malpractice. He has denied the allegations.
Attorney E. Bradley Nelson is representing most of those who have sued Hughes.
"It is my opinion," he said, "that the overall quality of care took second place to the profit motive.... I've never seen anything approaching this volume of complaints against one dentist in such a short period of time."
In mid-1985, Hughes closed his office without warning to devote full time to Sterling. He left behind a reputation so tarnished that he was unable to sell his million-dollar-a-year practice, according to dentists in the area.
"He actually had to walk away," said Roger Abrew, co-chairman of the peer review committee of local dental society.
He also left behind patients with worse problems than they had before they were treated by Hughes' office, according to Abrew and other dentists, who have since been treating them. The dentists said that, based on their examinations, Hughes' office performed both substandard and unnecessary work.
"I think its kind of ironic to see a guy who did such a botched job of dentistry teaching others," said dentist David C. Aronson, summing up the sentiments of most of his colleagues in the small Northern California community.
Hughes, who continues to conduct his "Winning With Dentistry" seminars, refused to be interviewed for this story. But Frederick Bradley, an attorney defending him in the lawsuits, suggested that the Vacaville dentists may simply resent his client's success because their patients had deserted them for Hughes.
Another firm once licensed by Scientology's WISE organization to sell Hubbard's management techniques was Singer Consultants. Before it merged with another management company, Singer was ranked as one of the nation's fastest growing private businesses.
The company focused its training on America's chiropractors. It brought hundreds of new members into the church and triggered a nationwide controversy among chiropractors over its links to Scientology. In fact, a chiropractic newspaper devoted almost an entire issue to letters praising and condemning Singer Consultants, which was located in Clearwater, Fla., where Scientology is a major presence.
"We felt that there were young doctors who didn't know they were being solicited to do something above and beyond the practice of their profession," said Dynamic Chiropractic editor Donald M. Peterson, explaining why his Huntington Beach-based newspaper entered the controversy.
Singer Consultants was headed by Scientologist David Singer, an accomplished speaker and chiropractor who held nationwide seminars to pitch Hubbard's business methods.
Two years ago, the company was absorbed into another management firm owned by Scientologists.
Although Singer refused to be interviewed by The Times, he told Dynamic Chiropractic: "Hubbard was a prolific writer and wrote on a multitude of subjects. We do not, have not and will not make part of our program the teaching of any religion."
... taasen joku onneton scientologi on lupautunut clearaamaan tämän palstan.
Kirjoittelustasi päätellen voi olettaa sinun olevan scientologian "Jaakko Parantainen", e´li kaikkien alojen asiantuntija.
Tiedätkö mitä, minä luulen, että kommunikaatiokurssi on jäänyt kohdaltasi suorittamtta, sillä niin paljon tökeröä tuo sinun Communication on.
Lupasiko Harry tai Kari sulle ilmaisia bonuspisteitä auditoinneista, kun lupauduit kehumaan palstalla scientologiaa ?
D :)
Ruikutus jatkuu, häpeä!!!
...tuolle hemmolle kävi tosi kehnosti.
Ei saanut vuokriaan maksettuja, ei rojalteja WISElle, ei asiakkaita. Ei tykänneet Clearwaterissa hyvää.
Ja nyt se kehuu kuinka iiiihanaa on olla scientologi vaikka jäljelle jäikin tuulen huuhtoma...
Huomaaettä sinä taidat olla niitä jotka eivät todella pystyneet jatkamaan scientologiassa johtuen omista overteista ja salauksista joita nyt daramatisoit täällä!
Tiedätkö että tarvitaan todella kykyä katsoa omia tekojaan silmiin ennenkuin pystyy todella kehittämään itseään!
Tiedät itse vanhana s-logina että pelisi on huonossa jamassa ja alamäki jatkuu vaan.
hellitä hetkeksi ja lopeta tämä ulkopuolisten syyttely omasta tilastasi! Sinäkin voit olla okeassa. Clean hands makes happy life. stara
Vai tällaista taktiikkaa tällä kertaa.
Pystyt varmaan osoittamaan tällä palstalla, että D on entinen katkeroitunut scientologi.
Odottelen selityksiäsi mielenkiinnolla.
D :)
ps.
On sulla ikuna käybyt mielessä, että joku jossakin vain tietää teistä lähes kaiken ?
Kyllä sitä vuotajaa kannattaa edelleenkin etsiä.
Ota sihti vähän korkammalle.
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"Huomaaettä sinä taidat olla niitä jotka eivät todella pystyneet jatkamaan scientologiassa johtuen omista overteista ja salauksista joita nyt daramatisoit täällä!"
No sinusta "huomaaettä" sinä et tiedä mistä puhut. Nämä dekkarin mainostamat ristiintakaamisen ja talousrikollisuuden gurut vaikuttavat EDELLEEN skientologiakirkossa.
...ei ole vaihtunut!
Joitakin nousukkaita on tullut mukaan.