They essentially believe that Humans are 'Clones' of an Alien civilisation.
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They essentially believe that Humans are 'Clones' of an Alien civilisation.Wow
"Jamie was introduced to Raëlism by a veteran UK member named Sakina, while she was working as a stripper: "He came to me one night, and simply by the way I connected, and the tender way I made him feel welcome," she says, "he asked me, 'What do you feel about life?'"
The pair started talking meditation and ended up at Raëlian philosophy, with Jamie eventually subscribing to the belief system."
That's certainly an interesting approach to evangelising
What Do Raëlians Believe in?
We caught up with followers of the religion who believe humans were put on Earth as an experiment by aliens, to see how they're getting on.www.vice.com
I thought their UK HQ was at 68 Tottenham Court Road in London.Yeah Hubbard owned a mansion there which is still owned by Scientology today and acts as its UK headquarters.
There's also a museum there.
No that’s just a ‘life improvement centre’ I.e where they do their silly tests on peopleI thought their UK HQ was at 68 Tottenham Court Road in London.
Has anyone on here ever been for one of their tests? I kind of want to for a laugh but at the same time I'm scared I'd somehow get sucked inNo that’s just a ‘life improvement centre’ I.e where they do their silly tests on people
No but I used to walk past this one daily when I was working in London pre Covid. I never saw anyone engage with the guys outside trying either.Has anyone on here ever been for one of their tests? I kind of want to for a laugh but at the same time I'm scared I'd somehow get sucked in
I wonder sometimes whether Tom thinks about his daughter or if he’s been conditioned to forget she exists. I never understood how he can just drop her like that, when she was young. Also, how can he be a decent actor (he was brilliant in Top Gun Maverick), yet be trapped in a cult?I’d imagine it’s partly that people get involved when they’re relatively unknown and then once they get famous the Church has so much dirt on them that it’s impossible for them to disentangle themselves without risking everything. I did also once read an article somewhere that one of the reasons celebrities like Scientology is that, unlike most religions that say we’re all equal, Scientology teaches very clearly that there are different levels of human achievement and some people are most definitely ‘better’ than others. That (and the ego massage that goes with it) appeals to a lot of celebrities. The ‘celebrity’ experience in Scientology is generally very different from that of ordinary people, someone like Tom Cruise isn’t cleaning toilets and working for nothing, he’s literally treated like a God. So when celebrities cone out in support of Scientology it’s probably part fear, part ego and a big dollop of not really experiencing the worst of the organisation.
Has he? He's always been synonymous with Scientology to me, he always seems wound so tight, scarily so.I wonder how they are doing these days. Cruise seems to have distanced himself from them.
Agreed. Although sad news about Mike tinder (oesophagus cancer).I think the Masterson verdict along with Leah Remini’s lawsuit will see the beginning of the end for Scientology. This verdict has shown that they are not untouchable.
I am so happy that Leah Remini and Mike Rinder have relaunched their podcast (albeit via Youtube)
Just sitting down now to watch the new Neflix documentary on this one. Hope it's goodCheck out Raelism, the other Religion that is based on Aliens.
Just seen this after I commented the same, I've been watching every night (despite it being in the middle of the night here in the UK). I have had issues on a personal level with Scientology so I'm thoroughly enjoying watching the locations being protested.Has anyone been watching the protests on Tik Tok? They’ve basically shut one of the recruiting centres down.
But everything is so creepy - they hide things in plain sight like a tutoring academy for children that indoctrinates them.
They've finally managed to service Miscavidge after months and months of trying. I hope this brings an onslaught of lawsuits from people who've been harmed.I think the Masterson verdict along with Leah Remini’s lawsuit will see the beginning of the end for Scientology. This verdict has shown that they are not untouchable.
I am so happy that Leah Remini and Mike Rinder have relaunched their podcast (albeit via Youtube)
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