Hypnosis as Coercion (Was Re: The vague possibility of mind control was: Re: Recovery Without the "Anticult"--It Can Be Done!) - alt.religion.scientology.xenu

Message from discussion Hypnosis as Coercion (Was Re: The vague possibility of mind control was: Re: Recovery Without the "Anticult"--It Can Be Done!)

Peter McDermott

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More options Aug 10 1997, 3:00 am

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From: n...@petermc.demon.co.uk (Peter McDermott)

Date: 1997/08/10

Subject: Re: Hypnosis as Coercion (Was Re: The vague possibility of mind control was: Re: Recovery Without the "Anticult"--It Can Be Done!)

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In article <33ecf97a.12403...@news.concentric.net>,

dr...@yourown.risk.com (bc) wrote:
>>How does the CoS use hypnosis to destroy personalities? What is it
>>about the TR-0 that destroys a personality?

>Diane, have you ever experienced the TR's? Roland has. I have.
>Many of us have. Why do you continue to deny our experience?

Because the experiences of a limited number of people isn't
necessarily the best way to get an accurate picture of what's
true.

Go talk to some active scienos. They'll tell you that they
objectively *know* that body thetans exist. Your refusal to
accept such claims would also be 'denying somebody's experience'.

Are you prepared to attest to body thetans as an objective fact,
simply because some scieno says that failure to do so would be
'denying his experience'?

If not, why do you believe that your own experiences should be
similarly privileged?

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