Szcientológia - Az life egy new nézőpontból

The book is a collection of essays on the main aspects of Scientology, from all perspectives of life. Its ten chapters each cover a specific area of ​​life: family, happiness, work and success, living with others, conflict resolution, decency, immortality, man's search for after your soul and the main cause of stress and worry. The articles combine philosophy and its direct practical application in life in a great way. As the founder of Dianetics and Scientology, L. Ron Hubbard is widely regarded as one of the most influential writers and humanitarians of modern times. His writing career spanned more than half a century, during which he was a leading figure in American fiction, and left behind more than 35 million words of nonfiction—the most comprehensive account of the human mind and spirit, the only path to complete spiritual freedom. To date, his works have sold more than 250 million copies worldwide in a total of 71 languages. All together, these materials include more than 3,000 recorded performances and approx. They contain 5,000 works of writing, 19 of which made the New York Times bestseller list. His significant writing legacy is also evidenced by 4 Guinness World Records: he is the author with the most translations, the most published and the most audiobooks, and he also wrote the most translated non-religious work. However, the essence of L. Ron Hubbard's spiritual legacy is perhaps best expressed in this simple statement: “I love to help others, and I find it the greatest joy in my life to see a person free himself from the shadows that have clouded his days. One sees these shadows so thick, and they weigh so heavily upon him, that when he discovers that they are only shadows, and can see through them and walk through them, and be bathed in the sunlight again, he feels exceedingly happy. And I'm afraid I'm just as happy as he is."

New Era Publications International APS
Religion, mythology
355 pages
Binding: cardboard
ISBN: 9788776884871
Author: L. Ron Hubbard
Year of publication: 2019