Scientology Research

You are here: Home / Archives for dissemination

dissemination

by

Article: Wedding a ‘Scientology stunt’

Source: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20793606-2,00.html

By Fiona Hudson in London

November 21, 2006 01:23am

THE fairytale Italian wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes has been branded a stunt after the pair admitted they got hitched days before the celebrity bash.

Critics labelled the lavish ceremony a sham intended to promote the Church of Scientology.

Bracciano Mayor Patrizia Riccioni is considering taking back the honorary citizenship she offered the couple before they wed because the small village was so offended by the behaviour of Mr and Mrs Cruise.

“It would have been nice for them to stop and wave,” she said.

A Catholic priest in the village, Father Nicola Fiorentini, said the town felt insulted.

“It wasn’t a wedding at all. It was just for publicity,” he said.

The bride and groom are believed to be honeymooning in the Maldives – joined by best man David Miscavige, who is the head of Scientology in the US.

It has emerged a Scientology adviser sat at every table during the reception at the Odescalchi Castle to answer questions guests had about the unusual ceremony.

A more puzzling question has popped up in the wake of the release of the wedding photo – how is it that it appears to show Cruise, 44, looking taller than his third wife? In most photos before the wedding, Holmes appears to be taller than the Mission Impossible star.

The happy couple were seen boarding a plane about 6am (Rome time) after the wedding, sent off by wedding guests looking tipsy and still dressed in their formal attire.

Jennifer Lopez reportedly ordered 12 pizzas at her hotel after the wedding.

Hudson, Fiona (2006, 21 November) Wedding a ‘Scientology Stunt’. news.com.au. Retrieved 21 November 2006 from http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,20793606-2,00.html

by

Magazine article: Mr & Mrs Dissemination

wise-at-work-iss3-26

Leadership in the spotlight

Mr & Mrs Dissemination

Bob and Leslie Beilhart have been disseminating LRH tech in consulting groups for close to 20 years. A perfect dissemination couple, they are star players in the Prescott Group, the WISE-licensed consulting group in Orange County, California.

Bob has always been on the frontlines reaching out to new business people and introducing them to LRH tech. He has personally introduced more than 2000 business owners to LRH admin tech. “I love this job, I witness each clients first cognition on the genius of LRH.”

Leslie’s role has always been later on the line. In sorting out a person’s business life, its almost inevitable that personal problems surface. What to do? Major consulting groups encounter this so much that rather than ignore those factors ruining a client’s personal life, they have a staff dedicated to correctly refer clients to the LRH service which addresses their ruin1 at their local Church of Scientology. This is Leslie’s role at the Prescott Group.

“Our line is simple. Firstly it’s vital that clients have an ethical approach to life– without it they won’t apply and truly benefit from LRH admin tech. Thus clients train on ethics courses such as the Ups and Downs in Life course2, 3 and the Personal Integrity course. We then test them and based on the test profile provide a 10-day training program. It’s during these first courses on ethics that we see those personal factors which often are crippling the client. We recommend a Tone Scale Seminar and then an introductory service such as a Dianetics Seminar at the local Church. Many sign up for further services. I keep a very tight line in with the client and the local church, ensuring their personal ruins are handled. In the last two years we’ve referred more than 400 clients to Churches of Scientology. The clients love it and do much better in business, which helps us do our job. I also always keep our staff informed of the wins of clients in their personal lives–it’s great seeing our clients win!

They Started with Us!

Winning clients of consultants inevitably reach for more LRH tech, when that happens so do stories like this.

After 25 years I thought I’d seen it all as regards management help. Then I did a series of courses by L Ron Hubbard with the Prescott consulting group. I learned to manage by statistics. They drilled me on all the management techniques. I bought an Organization Executive Course Volume Zero. I was amazed at this magic book that always opened to exactly the page I needed to read.

Some months into the program Bob Beilhart discovered that my office manager was about to quit; this would have been a disaster. Bob put us in communication and helped us to solve the problem then and there. That action was worth the program. Robin decided to keep her job of 16 years and I asked her to marry me. She said “Yes!” Now that is how to keep good help at the office!

After I took the courses and found out what a great effect they had on me, my patients and my office, I started looking for more of the same. Bob referred me to the Church of Scientology Los Angeles. I got Scientology auditing and more courses. During this time I was the scoutmaster in my son’s boy scout troop. I used some of the good technology I learned to grow the scout troop from 35 to 120 scouts. Today we have one of the most successful scouting programs in the country-producing 2000 merit badges in two years. We graduate about 30% Eagle scouts-the national average is 2%.

My wife also started courses at the Church of Scientology. About that time my son was getting straight Fs in school. He was evaluated by the school psychologist as ADHD. Robin started working with him everyday after school. He was in bad shape but with the study skills she’d learned, she quickly got him up to speed and through over 30 missed assignments. Now he’s a better than average student and enjoys school. He’s in the 8th grade and winning. Robin and LRH tech saved a kid with a brilliant mind from a system that knows nothing of the student who’s different from the bland idiots they’re used to creating.

I could have stopped reaching for a better life when I was making more money but my consulting group showed me that there is more to life. I don’t type fast enough or express myself well enough to tell you the wins and achievements I’ve had. – S.S 4

Notes

  1. Definition: ruin ↩
  2. The Ups and Downs in Life course is introductory SP indoctrination. ↩
  3. Key words: SP doctrine ↩
  4. Mr & Mrs Dissemination, (2006). wise at work, 3, 26. Retrieved on 10 March 2010 from http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9SR83HW0. PDF format. ↩

by

Promo: Be Prepared to Make a Lot of Friends

[custom_field field=”Author” this_post=”1″ limit=”1″ before=”Author: ” none=”Hubbard, L. R.” between=”, ” /]
[custom_field field=”Document title” this_post=”1″ limit=”1″ before=”Document title: ” between=”, ” /]
[custom_field field=”Document date” this_post=”1″ limit=”1″ before=”Document date: ” none=”n.d.” between=”, ” /]
[custom_field field=”Document type” this_post=”1″ limit=”1″ before=”Document type: ” between=”, ” /]
[custom_field field=”Description” this_post=”1″ limit=”1″ before=”Description: ” between=”, ” /]

fso-dissem-flyer-2004-1

BE PREPARED TO MAKE A LOT OF FRIENDS

What prevents a person from being fully in-session?1 Here you’ll discover Ron’s answer–the one factor he described as both the make-break point of sanity, and the very reason life is life, grass grows and rain falls.

But that’s just the beginning. You’ll learn the four factors that are not only prerequisite to a session, but to life itself! Here is the “Deadly Quartet”2 –the exact things which keep a being from interest in his own case, in Scientology or in all of life.

This is the magic formula you can use to revitalize anyone and get them in session–even if they’ve never heard of Scientology! Here’s tech to cut right to the core of deep-rooted apathy, revitalize anyone and bring them real help.”

In fact, Ron released this technology with just one caution–once you start using it, you’d better be prepared to start accumulating a lot of friends!

  1. “In-session” in this context means that the person targeted by the Scientologist is a) interested in his own case (psychological or physical condition), and b) willing to talk to the Scientologist. Definition: In Session. ↩
  2. The “Deadly Quartet ” is a four-part formula with which Scientologists must invade the minds and privacy of their “friends,” to get them to reveal their vulnerabilities and to   sell Scientology as the solution.   They then get their targets into the organization to buy and   begin their Scientology brainwashing programs. Definition: Deadly quartet. ↩

by

Ad: Dissemination and Help Lectures: The technical facts…

This is an ad for Hubbard’s Deadly Quartet dissemination weapon.
PDF

The technical facts of dissemination are:

1. Establish Help
2. Establish Control
3. Establish Communication
4. Establish interest.

Hubbard knew that if his disseminators could get a prospect to discuss the topic of “help” or “helping,” and if they could get him to disclose personal or private problems in the discussion, it would create an opening to drive home that those problems were ruining their lives. The final step was to get the person to buy a Scientology book or service to avail themselves of the only workable solution to those problems.

By conversation it would have been necessary to get the person to admit that help (on anything) was possible. This done, it would be necessary to exert a little control of the conversation or the person. Following this, a willingness for the person to talk to you and confess a few worries or upsets or, better, overts [crimes], would have to be managed. Then interest would come about.
[…]
The technical facts of dissemination are these:
1. Establish Help
2. Establish Control
3. Establish Communication
4. Establish Interest 1

Hubbard instructed Scientologists to use his dissemination “weapon” surreptitiously, in seemingly casual conversations with their contacts. Scientologists often engage their targets under pretext of doing public opinion surveys or with other covert guises.

At last we’ve created the basic weapon in Scientology dissemination and processing that makes us a lot more effective on Earth than a lot of drooling politicians scrubbing their hands around an atomic warhead. By golly, they better watch out now.

But don’t tell them. Just run (1) Help, (2) Control, (3) Communication and (4) Interest.

Now go tackle somebody who wouldn’t buy Scientology—use the Deadly Quartet. And win!2

Notes

 

  1. How to “Sell” Scientology to Your Friends. Hubbard Dissemination Course © 1986 ↩
  2. Hubbard Dissemination Course ↩

by

Promo: London Congress on Dissemination & Help and the London Open Evening Lectures

This is an ad for Hubbard’s Deadly Quartet dissemination weapon.

fso-dissem-flyer-2004-2
L. Ron Hubbard’s handwritten formula:

The technical facts of dissemination are these:
1. Establish Help
2. Establish Control
3. Establish Communication
4. Establish interest.

Hubbard knew that if his disseminators could get a prospect to discuss the topic of “help” or “helping,” and if they could get him to disclose personal or private problems in the discussion, it would create an opening to drive home that those problems were ruining their lives. The final step was to get the person to buy a Scientology book or service to avail themselves of the only workable solution to those problems.