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Immanuel Kant

March 17, 1964 by clerk

Lecture: Lower Levels of Auditing

Studying only the route to truth, then, with nobody around who has a final concept of what the truth is, is an idiotic activity best relegated to dog kennels. “Let’s all sit down and study how to get to Rupf “ And then nobody ever asks, “What’s Rupf?” “What do you mean how to get […]

Filed Under: Scientology scripture Tagged With: auditing claims, Big Thetan, claims of research, exteriorization, Immanuel Kant, slavery, thetans

December 12, 1952 by clerk

Lecture: Games/Goals (4)

The limitation in the rules of games, the limitations on self and others, is necessary for there to be an interplay. There’s got to be a limitation. There’s got to be some frame of reference. That limitation can only be as light as an ethical understanding. We’re going to operate within ethics. And the reason […]

Filed Under: Scientology scripture Tagged With: Aleister Crowley, Aristotle, Book of the Law, games, Immanuel Kant, Nietzsche, occult, rules, Schopenhauer, The Religion Angle

January 1, 1951 by clerk

Book: Notes on the Lectures (1)

The Dynamics – Remarks about Groups A dynamic is a surge of energy within us which is seeking to promote the survival of something. There are seven dynamics.1 First Dynamic Self Second Dynamic Sex and family Third Dynamic Group Fourth Dynamic Mankind Fifth Dynamic Life – Life has a great deal more affinity for living […]

Filed Under: Scientology scripture Tagged With: abortion, beast, Catholic, Christianity, Crusades, dynamics, Golden Age, Immanuel Kant, martyrs, Notes On The Lectures, Stalin, The Religion Angle, theta, thought energy

November 4, 1950 by clerk

Lecture: ARC and the Tone Scale (1)

Once there was such a thing as one-valued logic. That was what man had, and he got along very well on it—the will of God. Anything that happened was God’s fault. Man had no responsibility for his own actions; he was strictly a pawn in the hands of fate. Ancient superstitions ran on this basis: […]

Filed Under: Scientology scripture Tagged With: Aristotelian logic, God, Immanuel Kant, infinity-valued logic, logic, one-valued logic, two-valued logic

April 1, 1950 by clerk

Book: Dianetics: The Evolution of a Science (2)

First we divided what we could probably think about and had to think about from what we probably didn’t have to think about, for purposes of our solution. Next we had to think about all men. Then a few men. Finally the individual man and at last a portion of the aberrative pattern of an […]

Filed Under: Scientology scripture, Sourcery Tagged With: claims of research, Dr. Alfred Adler, Dr. Carl Jung, Dr. Ivan Pavlov, Dr. Sigmund Freud, Immanuel Kant

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