fred flintstone
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Ya know George, people spam and one never knows if the post is an
honest request, or a gamer, I figured if you posted again,you were
close enough to honest.As a 18 -19 year old kid I became a committed
Scientologist in a non Scientology family. Thing about my family is
they questioned Scientology but they never disowned me.
First thing I would recommend is don't disown them. Your kindness and
connection will impact their "magical thinking". If you resist their
experience , it tends to create a mental reinforcement of their
"rightness", making them persist stronger on that path.I spent a
bundle in Scientology,but it was my money. I kept up with my
obligations so nobody could tell me (nor should they) how to spend my.
Second thing.."DON''T LEND THEM MONEY".If they choose this path, let
them pay the freight and learn the lessons.
Third, live as best you can a happy prosperous honorable life.They may
intuitively feel Avatar isn't what it's cracked up to be when they see
life can be lived "Happy Prosperous and Honorably" without it.
PS "It takes an even mind to think wild thoughts" Albert Einstein
Don't confuse my wild thoughts for an uneven mind..
pps, Albert Einstein didn't say that.