The real problem is NOT NOT NOT sexual preference. The real problem is that 2.5% of the population (estimated to have risen to 4% in the USA) are sociopaths who have zero remorse, zero guilt, zero love for anyone, zero affinity for anyone — all because they have NO conscience. Having no conscience, it doesn't matter what they do. And their incidence has nothing to do with sexual selection. Marta Stout's book, "The Sociopath Next Door" is currently being dismissed by DM's agents as "psychobabble" but it is not. I don't think sexual selection matters a hill of beans. The idea is to help people walk the spiritual path to greater abilities. I've known incredibly loyal and loving people who were gay. One of them was at the Int base. He wasn't 1.1. So we need to retire that stupid, stupid, stupid falsehood. There is no correlation between gay, straight, and tone level. We're in the 21st century now and we all know better. The dangerous person is the sociopath and their incidence is unrelated to sexual preference.

Much appreciated, hope it is helpful. Steve

Glad to hear this,Sister Hawkins! Being a member of the church does not mean you have to abandon LRH. There are things in Scientology that can help you as a Latter Day Saint. Good luck in your new calling and I wish you the best.

iScientology doesn't have an opinion because iScientology is not an institution or a person. Each person is truly independent and each person is free to believe what he or she feels is correct. Hubbard originally said everyone in Scientology was free to accept or reject anything in Scientology — a concept that he violated later. But the fact is no person owns the subject of truth. Every individual is already on their own quest for to know and find truth. Some are actively looking, others are at other places in life and maybe not so concerned with that at the present. Life is a game and people get busy playing. That's fine, nothing wrong with that. Hubbard also originally said that Scientology was not a belief system. IScientology is aligned to that. The Xenu story is not something to believe or not believe. Hubbard wrote down his "theory" of what happened. Maybe it's accurate. Maybe it's not even remotely true. Who knows? The fact is, it doesn't matter and it's not the point anyway. What is the point? Actually doing the processes and getting the gains to your personal character. The actual product of doing the OT levels up through III is "freedom from overwhelm." If you feel you already have that capability, then maybe you don't need the OT levels. But if you don't feel that nothing in life could ever overwhelm you, then you should do the levels. But the levels aren't a matter of what you "believe." The OT levels are a matter of sitting down and auditing. And for most people, they can produce spectacular gains unlike anything experienced through any other means. Freeing yourself, reaching your potential is the point. "Belief" is NOT a road to personal freedom — it's just not. You aren't going to believe in something and suddenly experience profound personal freedom. You could believe in the Xenu story and it won't do a damn thing for you. Belief is just not relevant on the road to freedom. What you DO in life is relevant. What you discover is relevant. What you learn is relevant. But speculating on what happened 75 million years ago? Leave that to archaeologists. Perhaps one day they will find out Hubbard was right. Perhaps they will simply confirm Hubbard was wrong. None of that changes the fact that auditing these levels produces profound changes in personal ability, knowingness, compassion, happiness, and life force. I myself regained the ability to write while on the level. Today I am a professional writer. So it changed my life.

Scientology is not about L. Ron Hubbard. He tried to own the road to truth, but that's not something any individual can own. It belongs to each individual and it is inviolate. By placing his own name and brand on that he sewed the seeds of his own destruction. That's a fact. The reason is just as he explained in his writings from 1955, when an individual places himself in the middle of what he called a "theta" line, meaning a pathway of spiritual discovery, he will be surely blown to bits. And that is exactly what happened to him. Stupid of him to do that. Move forward on your own pathway to discovery. It belongs to you and not to anyone else.

There is a center in Israel and there maybe others in Romania you can work with. Perhaps through facebook you can find other like-minded people in your part of the world. There are also auditors who travel in Europe.

Hi Andreir, They were both good questions and honest ones. They deserved an honest answer! It's a great pleasure to read your comments this morning. There's nothing better than helping someone else along on their own road to Truth.

We need people all over the county to help ourselves, each other and those who don't know much about it. We need a good running group