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>>>Resolving your problems and difficulties...

"And what does one do about 'how bad it is'? Well, if one depends for a long time upon others or the environment to do something about it, or depends upon force, he will fail. From his viewpoint the only one who can put more life, more understanding, more tolerance and more capability into the environment is himself, just by existing in a state of higher understanding. Without even being active in the field of auditing*, just by being more capable, an individual could resolve for those around him many of their problems and difficulties."

—L. Ron Hubbard


This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.

*auditing: a communicating process or a communication process with the end goal of raising the ability of another person so that he can handle his mind, body, others, and the environment in general.

Whether stemming from our job, our relationship with others or from world events that threaten our lives, stress is a fact of life in the modern world. Stress can result from exposure to shocking events or painful emotions. As a result, stress may also be accompanied by illogical fears and irrational behavior.

One well-known self-help author says that the foundations of stress can be found in what he has called the reactive mind. According to author L. Ron Hubbard, the reactive mind is the portion of a person's mind which works on a totally stimulus-response basis. It is not under his control and can exert power over his awareness, purposes, thoughts, body and actions.

In his popular book, Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, Hubbard explains that there is something effective available to help people deal with stress. Dianetics describes just how the reactive or subconscious part of the mind can overwhelm the analytical mind—and why this causes stress. This mechanism in the mind managed to bury itself from view so thoroughly that only many years of exact research and careful testing uncovered it.

"This is the mind which makes a man suppress his hopes, which holds his apathies, which gives him irresolution when he should act and kills him before he has begun to live." writes Hubbard in Dianetics.

The book Dianetics provides techniques one can apply to get to this source of stress and anxiety and eliminate it. Whether a person is experiencing stress in the workplace and just cannot stop himself from making the same mistakes on the job again and again or there is something that a person's loved one is doing out of no ill-will that the person cannot help but "blow-up" about—and thus perpetuating the stress in the relationship—the carefully researched techniques in Dianetics have been found to be able to get to the bottom of it.

Stress is often mentally "brushed off" as a normal part of life, something to grit one's teeth through and hope for a better day. Yet just as one would not let a machine continue to operate under extreme pressure, neither should one do that with the mind. There is a way to gain control and operate without the hindrances of stress, anxiety and depression.

Join the millions over the world who have used Dianetics® technology to become truly well and happy. Take your next step towards getting rid of your reactive mind!

Click here to order your copy of The Dianetics Self-Improvement Package.




Why should you know about your mind?
An article by L. Ron Hubbard



"Why should you know something about your mind? A question of a similar magnitude would be 'Why should you live?' A science fiction writer once conceived a world composed entirely of machines, composed to a point where the machines were repaired by other machines, which in turn were repaired by yet other machines, and so the circle went 'round and the machines survived. He wrote this story from the fondest belief of nuclear physicists that there is only a machine, that man derived from some spontaneous combustion of mud, that the soul does not exist, that freedom is impossible, that all behavior is stimulus-response, that causative thought cannot exist. What a world this would be! And yet this world, this pattern, is the goal of the slave makers. If every man could be depressed from his freedom to a point where he believed himself but a cog in an enormous machine, then all things would be enslaved. But who would there be to enjoy them? Who would there be to profit? Not the slave maker, for he is the first to succumb. He succumbs to his own mechanisms. He receives the full jolt of his own endeavors to entrap. What would be the purpose of this world of machines? There can be no purpose worth contemplating which does not include happiness and experience. When a man is no longer able to envision happiness as a part of his future, that man is dead. He has become nothing but an animated robot, without understanding, without humanity, perfectly willing, then, to compose missiles of such detonative quality that an entire civilization could perish, and that the happiness of all could be destroyed in the experience of radiation—an experience which might be considered digestible by an atomic pile*, but not by a human being. Thus, as we depart from the concepts of freedom, we depart into a darkness where the will, the fear, and the brutality, of one or a few, no matter how well educated, may yet obliterate everything for which we have worked, everything for which we have hoped. This is what happens when the machine runs wild, and when man, become a machine, runs wild. Man can only become a machine when he is no longer capable of understanding his own beingness and has lost his contact with it. Thus it is of enormous importance that we understand something about the mind, that we understand we are minds, that we are not machines, and it is of enormous importance that man attain at once to some higher level of freedom where the machine reaction of destruction may be controlled, and where man himself can enjoy some of the happiness to which he is entitled."

—L. Ron Hubbard



*atomic pile: an early name for a nuclear reactor.

This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.>>>

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>>>Resolving your problems and difficulties...

"And what does one do about 'how bad it is'? Well, if one depends for a long time upon others or the environment to do something about it, or depends upon force, he will fail. From his viewpoint the only one who can put more life, more understanding, more tolerance and more capability into the environment is himself, just by existing in a state of higher understanding. Without even being active in the field of auditing*, just by being more capable, an individual could resolve for those around him many of their problems and difficulties."

—L. Ron Hubbard


This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.

*auditing: a communicating process or a communication process with the end goal of raising the ability of another person so that he can handle his mind, body, others, and the environment in general.

Whether stemming from our job, our relationship with others or from world events that threaten our lives, stress is a fact of life in the modern world. Stress can result from exposure to shocking events or painful emotions. As a result, stress may also be accompanied by illogical fears and irrational behavior.

One well-known self-help author says that the foundations of stress can be found in what he has called the reactive mind. According to author L. Ron Hubbard, the reactive mind is the portion of a person's mind which works on a totally stimulus-response basis. It is not under his control and can exert power over his awareness, purposes, thoughts, body and actions.

In his popular book, Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, Hubbard explains that there is something effective available to help people deal with stress. Dianetics describes just how the reactive or subconscious part of the mind can overwhelm the analytical mind—and why this causes stress. This mechanism in the mind managed to bury itself from view so thoroughly that only many years of exact research and careful testing uncovered it.

"This is the mind which makes a man suppress his hopes, which holds his apathies, which gives him irresolution when he should act and kills him before he has begun to live." writes Hubbard in Dianetics.

The book Dianetics provides techniques one can apply to get to this source of stress and anxiety and eliminate it. Whether a person is experiencing stress in the workplace and just cannot stop himself from making the same mistakes on the job again and again or there is something that a person's loved one is doing out of no ill-will that the person cannot help but "blow-up" about—and thus perpetuating the stress in the relationship—the carefully researched techniques in Dianetics have been found to be able to get to the bottom of it.

Stress is often mentally "brushed off" as a normal part of life, something to grit one's teeth through and hope for a better day. Yet just as one would not let a machine continue to operate under extreme pressure, neither should one do that with the mind. There is a way to gain control and operate without the hindrances of stress, anxiety and depression.

Join the millions over the world who have used Dianetics® technology to become truly well and happy. Take your next step towards getting rid of your reactive mind!

Click here to order your copy of The Dianetics Self-Improvement Package.




Why should you know about your mind?
An article by L. Ron Hubbard



"Why should you know something about your mind? A question of a similar magnitude would be 'Why should you live?' A science fiction writer once conceived a world composed entirely of machines, composed to a point where the machines were repaired by other machines, which in turn were repaired by yet other machines, and so the circle went 'round and the machines survived. He wrote this story from the fondest belief of nuclear physicists that there is only a machine, that man derived from some spontaneous combustion of mud, that the soul does not exist, that freedom is impossible, that all behavior is stimulus-response, that causative thought cannot exist. What a world this would be! And yet this world, this pattern, is the goal of the slave makers. If every man could be depressed from his freedom to a point where he believed himself but a cog in an enormous machine, then all things would be enslaved. But who would there be to enjoy them? Who would there be to profit? Not the slave maker, for he is the first to succumb. He succumbs to his own mechanisms. He receives the full jolt of his own endeavors to entrap. What would be the purpose of this world of machines? There can be no purpose worth contemplating which does not include happiness and experience. When a man is no longer able to envision happiness as a part of his future, that man is dead. He has become nothing but an animated robot, without understanding, without humanity, perfectly willing, then, to compose missiles of such detonative quality that an entire civilization could perish, and that the happiness of all could be destroyed in the experience of radiation—an experience which might be considered digestible by an atomic pile*, but not by a human being. Thus, as we depart from the concepts of freedom, we depart into a darkness where the will, the fear, and the brutality, of one or a few, no matter how well educated, may yet obliterate everything for which we have worked, everything for which we have hoped. This is what happens when the machine runs wild, and when man, become a machine, runs wild. Man can only become a machine when he is no longer capable of understanding his own beingness and has lost his contact with it. Thus it is of enormous importance that we understand something about the mind, that we understand we are minds, that we are not machines, and it is of enormous importance that man attain at once to some higher level of freedom where the machine reaction of destruction may be controlled, and where man himself can enjoy some of the happiness to which he is entitled."

—L. Ron Hubbard



*atomic pile: an early name for a nuclear reactor.

This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.>>>

...käynyt tekemässä persoonallisuustestiä netissä ja antanut oikeaa sähköpostiosoitettasi?

Tuota käppyrää kannattaa käydä kokeilemassa eri osoitteilla. Mielenkiintoista muuten, miten eri vastauksilla voi manipuloida käppyrän tuloksia. Opettele oikeat vastaukset, niin olet "clear"! Tosin ongelmana on se, että jokaisella käyntikerralla kirjautuu myös Scientologian kannattajaksi. Onhan "meitä" nyt jo miljoonia...

Isola Segreta kirjoitti:

...käynyt tekemässä persoonallisuustestiä netissä ja antanut oikeaa sähköpostiosoitettasi?

Tuota käppyrää kannattaa käydä kokeilemassa eri osoitteilla. Mielenkiintoista muuten, miten eri vastauksilla voi manipuloida käppyrän tuloksia. Opettele oikeat vastaukset, niin olet "clear"! Tosin ongelmana on se, että jokaisella käyntikerralla kirjautuu myös Scientologian kannattajaksi. Onhan "meitä" nyt jo miljoonia...

En ole antanut scientologeille sähköpostiosoitettani. Mutta onhan se näkyvillä eräissä paikoissa netissä, tämä Suomi24-osoitteeni, johon tätä scientologien mainosmateriaalia jatkuvasti pukkaa.

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>>>Minkälaisia mainoskirjeitä sulle tulee? Laitappa yksi tänne näytille.>>>

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>>>Resolving your problems and difficulties...

"And what does one do about 'how bad it is'? Well, if one depends for a long time upon others or the environment to do something about it, or depends upon force, he will fail. From his viewpoint the only one who can put more life, more understanding, more tolerance and more capability into the environment is himself, just by existing in a state of higher understanding. Without even being active in the field of auditing*, just by being more capable, an individual could resolve for those around him many of their problems and difficulties."

—L. Ron Hubbard


This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.

*auditing: a communicating process or a communication process with the end goal of raising the ability of another person so that he can handle his mind, body, others, and the environment in general.

Whether stemming from our job, our relationship with others or from world events that threaten our lives, stress is a fact of life in the modern world. Stress can result from exposure to shocking events or painful emotions. As a result, stress may also be accompanied by illogical fears and irrational behavior.

One well-known self-help author says that the foundations of stress can be found in what he has called the reactive mind. According to author L. Ron Hubbard, the reactive mind is the portion of a person's mind which works on a totally stimulus-response basis. It is not under his control and can exert power over his awareness, purposes, thoughts, body and actions.

In his popular book, Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, Hubbard explains that there is something effective available to help people deal with stress. Dianetics describes just how the reactive or subconscious part of the mind can overwhelm the analytical mind—and why this causes stress. This mechanism in the mind managed to bury itself from view so thoroughly that only many years of exact research and careful testing uncovered it.

"This is the mind which makes a man suppress his hopes, which holds his apathies, which gives him irresolution when he should act and kills him before he has begun to live." writes Hubbard in Dianetics.

The book Dianetics provides techniques one can apply to get to this source of stress and anxiety and eliminate it. Whether a person is experiencing stress in the workplace and just cannot stop himself from making the same mistakes on the job again and again or there is something that a person's loved one is doing out of no ill-will that the person cannot help but "blow-up" about—and thus perpetuating the stress in the relationship—the carefully researched techniques in Dianetics have been found to be able to get to the bottom of it.

Stress is often mentally "brushed off" as a normal part of life, something to grit one's teeth through and hope for a better day. Yet just as one would not let a machine continue to operate under extreme pressure, neither should one do that with the mind. There is a way to gain control and operate without the hindrances of stress, anxiety and depression.

Join the millions over the world who have used Dianetics® technology to become truly well and happy. Take your next step towards getting rid of your reactive mind!

Click here to order your copy of The Dianetics Self-Improvement Package.




Why should you know about your mind?
An article by L. Ron Hubbard



"Why should you know something about your mind? A question of a similar magnitude would be 'Why should you live?' A science fiction writer once conceived a world composed entirely of machines, composed to a point where the machines were repaired by other machines, which in turn were repaired by yet other machines, and so the circle went 'round and the machines survived. He wrote this story from the fondest belief of nuclear physicists that there is only a machine, that man derived from some spontaneous combustion of mud, that the soul does not exist, that freedom is impossible, that all behavior is stimulus-response, that causative thought cannot exist. What a world this would be! And yet this world, this pattern, is the goal of the slave makers. If every man could be depressed from his freedom to a point where he believed himself but a cog in an enormous machine, then all things would be enslaved. But who would there be to enjoy them? Who would there be to profit? Not the slave maker, for he is the first to succumb. He succumbs to his own mechanisms. He receives the full jolt of his own endeavors to entrap. What would be the purpose of this world of machines? There can be no purpose worth contemplating which does not include happiness and experience. When a man is no longer able to envision happiness as a part of his future, that man is dead. He has become nothing but an animated robot, without understanding, without humanity, perfectly willing, then, to compose missiles of such detonative quality that an entire civilization could perish, and that the happiness of all could be destroyed in the experience of radiation—an experience which might be considered digestible by an atomic pile*, but not by a human being. Thus, as we depart from the concepts of freedom, we depart into a darkness where the will, the fear, and the brutality, of one or a few, no matter how well educated, may yet obliterate everything for which we have worked, everything for which we have hoped. This is what happens when the machine runs wild, and when man, become a machine, runs wild. Man can only become a machine when he is no longer capable of understanding his own beingness and has lost his contact with it. Thus it is of enormous importance that we understand something about the mind, that we understand we are minds, that we are not machines, and it is of enormous importance that man attain at once to some higher level of freedom where the machine reaction of destruction may be controlled, and where man himself can enjoy some of the happiness to which he is entitled."

—L. Ron Hubbard



*atomic pile: an early name for a nuclear reactor.

This excerpt was taken from the book Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard.>>>

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>>>"Human behavior is something human beings have been rather curious about in the last few thousand years. Any time you meet a human being and become associated with him socially, it would be of some benefit to know, by looking at him and talking to him for a couple of minutes, what this individual had in store for you in his friendship with you." - L. Ron Hubbard

Introducing a new LRH® lecture series on Compact Disc—the Special Course in Human Evaluation Lectures—now available in 15 languages!

Dear Katja (tietävät etunimenikin näemmä),

Would you like to be able to know what other people have in store for you? Know who you can depend on? Who you can trust?

Now you can see through the social tone, the surface appearances, and really know the being in front of you. In fact, you'll learn in minutes the equivalent of years of experience with a person. In the Special Course in Human Evaluation Lectures, Ron shows you how to apply the technology of Science of Survival and The Hubbard Chart of Human Evaluation across your dynamics.

Here are the skills to make you a master at spotting tone. It's easy—when you know what to look for. And Ron lays it all out, from a person's physical appearance, to their reaction to motion, to the way they handle machinery—right down to the condition of their car or the state of their desk drawer!

And you'll learn how to expertly use the Tone Scale to gain agreement, cooperation and action. There will be no more guesswork about people. Know them and know how to deal with them. The skills you need are all here—in the Special Course in Human Evaluation Lectures.

This series is now available on Compact Disc and includes ten lectures, transcripts, glossary and a guide booklet of related issues. Full price is $170.00 and the Internet price is $153.00.

Click here for more information on this series, or place your order now. You can also call us toll-free (800) 722-1733.

Sincerely,

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Ei ole mitään syytä, että skeidologien pitäisi saada ihminen ajaa vaihtamaan tuota sähköpostiosoitettaan.