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  • Опубліковано 28 гру 2006
  • This is a demonstration of the basic drills done by Scientologists when joining the group. It shows how Scientologists are trained to command people and be commanded themselves. It gives an idea how the indoctrination process begins.

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  • @rsstnnr76
    @rsstnnr76 12 років тому +115

    I have reached the weirdest part of You Tube.

  • @guile214
    @guile214 10 років тому +74

    Stacy Brooks, the lady in this video, left the cult and ran the Lisa McPhereson Trust. She is a strong critic of the cult now.

    • @luckyseven4111
      @luckyseven4111 7 років тому +25

      She states that at the beginning of the video. She was out when this was filmed.

    • @candiceyates253
      @candiceyates253 6 років тому +6

      I’m glad she’s out.

    • @timhansen3376
      @timhansen3376 3 роки тому +3

      Got it.

  • @lieutenantlisp3806
    @lieutenantlisp3806 11 місяців тому +11

    Hi everyone, this is for the people that want to watch all of the TTRs with timestamps
    3:00 TTR 0 (sitting and staring)
    6:00 TTR 0 Bullbait (distracting)
    8:57 TR1 (Dear Alice, reading)
    11:40 TR2 (Acknowledgement)
    16:16 TR3 (Repeating Questions)
    20:38 TR4 (Preclear Originations)
    23:16 END

    • @23Butanedione
      @23Butanedione 11 місяців тому +2

      Really appreciate your listing these brother

  • @yomenow2
    @yomenow2 10 років тому +94

    This is exactly how they train you. It maybe doesn't look so bad and could have some benefit, but when you do it for hundred's of hours and days with every course you take, it becomes a controlling factor and can change your life for the worse.

    • @mmck1463
      @mmck1463 5 років тому +7

      And when hey are screaming at you non-stop, cursing and humiliating you in some cases sexually humiliating you this training becomes even worse!

    • @David-xd1ii
      @David-xd1ii 5 років тому +4

      I see the value it has in sales to stay calm

    • @vargas0897
      @vargas0897 4 роки тому +2

      @Neri Matrixx I wouldn't call the person who saw usefulness in it, a moron. It is psichologically proven that if you gradually expose yourself to something, than after a while it gets more tolerable. Being calm and asserting yourself when they are distractions, is actually good in sales and management. Not saying it should be used to brainwash and manipulate

    • @benjaminhawthorne1969
      @benjaminhawthorne1969 Рік тому +4

      Then Tom Cruise needs more "training!" He is the furthest thing from "calm" that I have ever seen.
      Just ask Matt Lauer or Oprah Winfrey how "calm" Tom Cruise is! 😮

    • @lightworker4512
      @lightworker4512 Рік тому +2

      @@benjaminhawthorne1969 you don’t get out much!

  • @KatkaLiptay
    @KatkaLiptay 2 роки тому +10

    This is sick. Now I understand why my friend was looking at me strangly and seemed to me robotic. It was so unnatural. Now I understand, Jesus Christ! What a brain wash!

  • @sexobscura
    @sexobscura 4 роки тому +15

    *Technique used in POW camps since 1917*

  • @roflmows
    @roflmows 5 років тому +26

    my dad was a chicago cop for 32 years (15 as a vice detective), and he always said "repetition is the best way of wearing someone down".
    read about the East German Stasi (staatssicherheitsdienst, or SSD, the secret police) interrogation tactics--they loved using repetition, keeping suspects in a wooden chair for up to 24 hours asking very polite questions over and over again until the person eventually cracked...often confessing things they weren't even guilty of, just to make it stop.
    repetitive questioning or making someone do repetitive actions is a form of torture. it's mentally abusive.
    also, in WW2 the japanese loved making POWs stand totally still for up to 24 hours. also a form of torture. not so different from making someone sit totally still for hours on end.
    as a WW2 veteran, Hubbard probably would have known these things...and he used them to his advantage.
    he literally used WW2 and Soviet torture/interrogation methods in his so-called "religion"...and not just one little part of his religion. it's the FOUNDATION of his cult--it's 100% required. voluntary mind control and mental torture is a REQUIREMENT for ALL members.
    just let that sink in for a minute o.o

    • @ninurtaacha8641
      @ninurtaacha8641 2 роки тому +3

      I don't think the questioning thing would be torture, more like a sort of mind hijacking. Does Scientology get members through fear of torture, or mind manipulation? The brain is literally hardware that you can change. Repetitive questions would dull you like trance and you would just slip. White rooms are more like torture.

    • @ericcollins6231
      @ericcollins6231 2 роки тому

      Or it could be the opposite. It’s stress inoculation. Making one more resilient and less susceptible.
      Otherwise, by your definition, special forces and SERE training is torture.

    • @suchnothing
      @suchnothing 2 роки тому +5

      This is for both people who have replied. It's tempting to think this isn't torture when you see two equals demonstrating it for 5 minutes. But consider: in practice, these sessions occur between two people with an unequal power dynamic, the "teacher" or "auditor" (depending on the situation) has power in being an authority figure in the Church, and the student or parishioner is trying to stay in good standing and advance in the church to achieve their promised enlightenment. And they do it not for a few minutes or even a few hours. They do it for tens or even hundreds of hours. Sometimes up to 10 hours in a single session. Imagine being asked "do birds fly?" for 10 hours straight (training session) or "have you ever had sexual thoughts about your mother?" (or something equally uncomfortable and inappropriate) for 10 hours straight (auditing session). And sure, you can leave if you WANT to. But there are going to be serious social consequences if you do, and you'll have to go back and do the thing twice as hard for twice as long to regain favor. They draw you in with promises to teach you how to fix your problems. Then they do a session like this for 5 or 10 minutes, and you think "wow, this seems like it could actually be useful." And then they very gradually increase the intensity, while also systematically cutting you off from all friends and family who aren't also under scientology's control. And these tactics work on anyone. Stupid or smart, rich or poor, educated or uneducated. If you aren't aware of what will happen in advance and stay on your guard for it from the first minute, then it will work on you. It's scary.

    • @soulgrown42020
      @soulgrown42020 Рік тому

      If you place this under the category of torture then your understanding of the point of the rountine is missed. No one who practices scientology is there by force

    • @jackcoleman1784
      @jackcoleman1784 Рік тому

      ​​@@soulgrown42020 That's arguable and anyone that actually knows anything about a cult especially Scientology would tell you so. Just because you technically have the ability to leave doesn't mean you aren't actually there due to some kind of control or pressure brought by the cult with which you are a member. Scientology practices something called disconnection which is also called shunning in some fundamentalist Christian sects.
      If you leave the church you stand to lose everyone you love who is also still in the church. You are also subjected to endless harassment by Sciencetology private investigators and you risk anything you ever said in an auditing session being leaked to the public. Scientology is literally the single largest employer of private investigators in the world. Your darkest secrets could become public knowledge.
      There are endless stories of people trying to leave Scientology literally being chased and having to wisk away their children in the dead of night from Scientology nurseries. Some people have even been confined on their ship the Freewinds. Lisa McPherson who is the person that the trust that filmed this very video drew their namesake from was held against her will after suffering a mental breakdown.
      They subjected her to strictly Scientology techniques and refused to get her actual health care. She eventually died in the hotel room they locked her in and when she was autopsied they found she had broken her teeth from chewing on the walls and had cockroach bites all over her body from the room they kept her in. What you see in this video is not an example of the timetable with which these exercises are eventually done.
      They are eventually done for hours on end and/or even days as she says in the video and that absolutely can be a form of mental torture as well as mind control. You need to do more research on both torture and Scientology before you make claims such as you have done here.

  • @joseluisfirminodossantos5179
    @joseluisfirminodossantos5179 3 роки тому +19

    This drills are meant to make you more "causative" when communicating. Specially during counselling sessions as an auditor. But life is a natural game of give and take and not a robotic routine that you use to control others and yourself. The drills of control through comm is the END GAME of every relations and endeavours.

    • @Hinterfrage
      @Hinterfrage 9 місяців тому +1

      Yes, that's actually what life is all about ... controlling others and yourself ... but not as an end in itself, the more you control yourself, the better you can fulfill your function as a human being and the better you can lead others, the better can they fulfill their function.

    • @joseluisfirminodossantos5179
      @joseluisfirminodossantos5179 9 місяців тому +2

      Thank you for your reply. What would you say if I told you that only control freaks are not ready to control themselfs? @@Hinterfrage

  • @bgg5090
    @bgg5090 4 місяці тому +4

    3:31 "Flunk; you sneezed" had me rolling.

  • @deathofanotion
    @deathofanotion 5 років тому +21

    Supervisor: "Do birds fly?"
    Me: "Specify parameters of "Bird""
    Supervisor: "I'll repeat the auditing question, Do birds fly?"
    Me: "No, not all birds."
    Supervisor: "Do birds fly?"
    Me: "Flunk, you did not establish firm communication. Start."
    Supervisor: "I'll repeat the auditing question, Do birds fly?"
    Me: "Flunk, you did not receive communication when I answered "No, not all birds.", Next time acknowledge my answer. Start."
    Supervisor: "Do birds fly?"
    Me: "No, not all birds."
    Supervisor: "Good. Do birds fly?"
    Me: "FLUNK YOU!!!" *Walks out*

    • @rainbowwriter672
      @rainbowwriter672 5 років тому +2

      Death of a Notion THE BIRDS ALL DIED LISTENING TO THIS

    • @kristinazubic9669
      @kristinazubic9669 Рік тому +1

      “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly.”

  • @Lori_L
    @Lori_L 5 років тому +12

    Wow. This is a great way to teach people how to dissociate. Not really a good thing. It's how young children are able to survive repeated abuse. It works well as a coping mechanism for getting through the trauma but as an adult can destroy your life

  • @raulabundis4224
    @raulabundis4224 6 років тому +18

    This training would turn you into the ultimate manipulative salesman

    • @lisasilvas5914
      @lisasilvas5914 6 років тому

      Raul Abundis Why???

    • @emilycunningham8125
      @emilycunningham8125 2 роки тому +2

      Bingo. And many are celebrities. They are glorified sales people.

    • @vman9591
      @vman9591 2 роки тому +3

      @@lisasilvas5914 Because these tools CAN make you an unfeeling robot bent to control other people. If that what you want.

    • @RealDrewHadsell
      @RealDrewHadsell 2 місяці тому

      You’re assuming a person would b become manipulative just because they’re calm, stable, and more able in communication. That’s your own pessimism leaking through. It has nothing to do with reality and everything to do with your own subjective view. And also this is auditors training which is designed to keep the pre clear focused and directed so that the best results can be achieved.

  • @malex4321
    @malex4321 11 років тому +29

    Sign me up!!! I sat through this whole video!!! I am now OT7!!!

    • @1292liam
      @1292liam 6 років тому +7

      respect -you win an alien - do the flunk dance and now do it all again, whilst standing on your head and reading the whole of L Ron Hubbards Dianetics

    • @AndreOutlaw
      @AndreOutlaw 4 роки тому +3

      You have to watch the video 287 times to reach that level.

    • @uberfu
      @uberfu 4 роки тому

      Any US Marine would pass the bull-baiting test.

    • @dajafr
      @dajafr 2 роки тому

      @@uberfu as can a 12 year old

  • @Decultified
    @Decultified 3 роки тому +11

    You guys demoed these so well I felt I was watching the TR 4 Tech Training Film. 😅

  • @austinboechadderdon7098
    @austinboechadderdon7098 3 роки тому +27

    I went through the Narconon program when I was 20 (11 years ago). We did all of these training routines. The Narconon program is based off the practices of Scientology, not the theology of Scientology. I don't feel they had any desire or motivation to indoctrinate us to the religion (it was never discussed) but to help people get healthy. These exercises seem weird, and are in a sense. But when you compare it to meditation it can be just as effective or even more. For me it brought control, calm, the ability to confront. An addict, or someone with low self-esteem might not be able to look someone in the eyes. After 2 hours (how long we went) of staring at someone that isn't an issue in social situations. The concept is "what you can face you can handle." The "bullbaiting" can get rough and is hard, I can see it has the potential to break someone or cause damage, but for me it was effective. The idea is finding a button and pressing it until the button didn’t doesn't anything. Like a pinball machine after the last ball fell into the out hole. So, in the real world no words or projection someone throws on me can have an effect.
    I am not a scientologist -- I don't even know a lot about it. I'd consider myself a humanist / agnostic. I just want to communicate that the practices taken away from the religion are very practical and are very similar to corporate leadership training and personal growth.

    • @davidthor8817
      @davidthor8817 3 роки тому +2

      This taught me to really notice things about people I was talking with...and also not to be overwhelmed by 'verbal bullshit'...very useful skills for a teacher in my experience(stay calm and get your information across)...I didn't like the 'religious side' but I never saw this training offered anywhere else...so I use it.

    • @keithbaker1006
      @keithbaker1006 2 роки тому

      I went through that SAME EXACT experience near Temecula California

    • @hajjdawood
      @hajjdawood 2 роки тому +1

      I feel the same way, I used to be really shy at communication but this forces you to face your fears, look at people in their eyes notice thier subtlety deal with attacks etc

    • @stevenwillow2525
      @stevenwillow2525 Рік тому

      Went to Narconon arrowhead, and yes I agree with what you said. TR-0 was a tough one for me. Once I got to TR-1 it was much easier. I still use some of the tools I got there.

    • @hunterhestekin7420
      @hunterhestekin7420 Рік тому

      May I recommend watching Dr Hugh Ross (astrophysicist), Frank Turek (scientist), or Jim Warner Wallace (cold case detective). They discuss evidence for God and it is fascinating!

  • @claudeellis3963
    @claudeellis3963 2 роки тому +6

    This is very similar to certain types of method acting execises. There's a fair amount of useful tecniques here. Practicing this would develop communication skills. The whole trick of scientology is to make it seem like they are the only people who possess this knowledge, that's when the theology probably becomes useful.

  • @m0rShh
    @m0rShh 4 роки тому +19

    This actually looks kind of fun. It probably wouldn't be fun to do it for hours or days on end, but it's an interesting exercise.

  • @ValentineSuicide1
    @ValentineSuicide1 9 років тому +37

    If Jamie Lee Curtis joined a cult, she would look like her.

  • @marladillard8721
    @marladillard8721 5 місяців тому +1

    Mark I’m so glad you all recorded this important work.

  • @TitusWasBorn
    @TitusWasBorn Рік тому +8

    It's like the baseline test from blade runner 2049, they're programming people

  • @benjaminhawthorne1969
    @benjaminhawthorne1969 Рік тому +7

    After watching this, I can see how Tom Cruise, a learning disabled person, fell in love with Scientology. Tom did NOT do well in the conventional American classroom, in part, due to his dyslexia.
    This exercise for example, has nothing to do with "Reading Comprehension" or any "Comprehension" at all. A fast response WITHOUT thinking, is the goal. A subject who responds the way he was trained, without thinking, is a cultleader's dream!

  • @JohnnyCatFitz
    @JohnnyCatFitz 5 років тому +7

    Some of this was dramatized in the movie ' The Master'

  • @zenfascist
    @zenfascist 12 років тому +20

    I just love this video. It is so calming and relaxing. I have watched it literally a hundred times or more.

    • @zenfascist
      @zenfascist 2 роки тому +2

      wow, its been almost 10 years, yet this clip just keeps giving! majestic stuff!

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 11 місяців тому +1

      Just to pay to have you brain cleanse and living in a Jedi cult space opera novel. NO WAY!

    • @zenfascist
      @zenfascist 11 місяців тому +1

      @@jacobtennyson9213 Jedi cult space opera novel!? Sign me in, Scotty!

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 11 місяців тому

      @@zenfascist ... So an auditor will make you pay 5,000 or more to make you a brain cleaned Jedi.

    • @zenfascist
      @zenfascist 11 місяців тому

      @@jacobtennyson9213 What a bargain!! My neighbor, a plumber and self-taught reiki therapist, charges twice as much PER HOLE, and I don't think he even has any official training or degree in trephination.

  • @RealDrewHadsell
    @RealDrewHadsell 2 місяці тому +2

    People think you become hypnotically affected by this but that’s not the case. They think the commands given are about getting a subject to obey commands to induce a power of suggestion. Trust me that’s not what’s going on, your viewpoint is very well understood. What’s taking place is the rehabilitating of the human spirit. Getting the discomfort removed from a person. What’s being done is somebody is trained on confronting something g that’s difficult at confronting to remove the barriers which make it uncomfortable and finding that nothing bad happens despite all the things you might think were to. Just like when you were in school and a teacher asked you to do something, you weren’t hypnotized into following their order. If they asked you to do an assignment for 9 months straight and then on the 10th month said go jump out the window, you wouldn’t do it.

  • @jessehobart2899
    @jessehobart2899 4 роки тому +22

    This is teaching people to be submissive and obey each other without question. Very interesting.

    • @davidthor8817
      @davidthor8817 3 роки тому +4

      Not so much...also teaches you to really listen to others and to communicate...depends on your intention.

    • @benjaminhawthorne1969
      @benjaminhawthorne1969 Рік тому

      Which is EXACTLY what a Cult-leader wants of his followers! 😮

    • @InterdimensionalWiz
      @InterdimensionalWiz Рік тому +1

      no, it is not like that at all, trs build confidence, assertiveness...yes.

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 Рік тому

      That's why Scientologists do. They turn you into Thetan Alien robots ready to use and abuse you.

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 Рік тому +1

      @@InterdimensionalWiz No it's doesn't. Scientology destroys your mind.

  • @taragosik
    @taragosik 2 роки тому +4

    This brings me back to 1974 75 when I was in scientology located on 34 street in New York I was the receptionist. I was so happy .

    • @marcvandervelsen
      @marcvandervelsen 2 місяці тому +1

      Are you still in Scn or did you leave?

    • @taragosik
      @taragosik Місяць тому

      I left yrs ago but a special experience for me

    • @marcvandervelsen
      @marcvandervelsen Місяць тому

      @@taragosik Was it something specific that happened? Do you still apply the Tech in your life? For me until this day it’s a beautiful religion. But of course, you may have your personal reasons.

  • @ThriveWithLouise
    @ThriveWithLouise 8 років тому +37

    omg this will drive u insane. training people into robots or machines

    • @cme1447
      @cme1447 3 роки тому

      It feels great though, try it!

    • @silvorant7296
      @silvorant7296 3 роки тому +1

      @@cme1447 ofc it feels great cause you're being hypnotized 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

  • @scientologirl-independents7741
    @scientologirl-independents7741 2 роки тому +3

    The problem with this is that the woman isn't at the tone required (tone 40) when flunking him, she's around 1.9 on the Tone Scale.

  • @ILoveActresses
    @ILoveActresses 8 років тому +15

    I think LRH had OCD. This is classic Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Repeating, repeating, repeating things. Over and over and over again. That is what someone who suffers from OCD does.

    • @BkltdCo
      @BkltdCo 7 років тому +3

      Actually "OCD" is one of the ridiculous diagnosis that LRH's TRs r designed to rebuke. Dianetics r simply "Applied Freudian Psychoanalysis" with tech to actually RESOLVE. Its not perfect. But it beats being in some quacks office paying 1000s for two generations of your family! ;)

    • @eltiochusma
      @eltiochusma 7 років тому +4

      So instead you're in a "religious institution" paying to eventually learn about Xenu? FLUNK!

    • @FrankValdez1234
      @FrankValdez1234 5 років тому

      Repeating things over and over again is also what professionals do such as athletes and surgeons so that they don’t make simple mistakes when they are needed the most

  • @TheBobbsey
    @TheBobbsey 12 років тому +11

    this just makes it harder for me to understand how people to even get past the tr0. This has brought up a memory for me. In the early sixties i was asked to go up and try the e meter.After that i vaguely remember sitting opposite the man who gave me the e meter, and having to just keep staring at him. Its all coming back watching this video..

  • @KalleVarta
    @KalleVarta 13 років тому +13

    Thank you for posting this. I have been wanting to see the TR´s actualy being performed for quite a while. I think this is a must see for anyone and everyone. Great job and kudos to Stacy Brooks and Jesse Prince.

  • @PapaWooody
    @PapaWooody 9 років тому +6

    Scientology Cured Me of Disbelief! I believe they are all completely nuts! It Worked!

  • @brianc9036
    @brianc9036 3 роки тому +8

    I have never been involved with Scientology. But I worked at a small business with a woman who was and ex scientologist. I was very shy at the time and avoided confrontation. We went through some of theses exercises and they have been completely instrumental to my growth and development. While scientology might be a "cult" don't think some of the teachings don't have real world value.

    • @ChrisAthanas
      @ChrisAthanas Рік тому +4

      All cults deliver value like this, it’s the hook. It’s always about personal attention
      These techniques have been around forever and so simple they can be deduced easily

    • @MegaasAlexandros
      @MegaasAlexandros 8 місяців тому

      That's why it is so successful, it has to have some value and something that people appreciate about it otherwise it wouldn't succeed and people would leave immediately if they didn't see any value from it.
      It's the benefits of the programs that makes people return, without these benefits the cult would be non existent as non would return.

  • @bashkillszombies
    @bashkillszombies 5 років тому +4

    A lot of this seems to be about training people to agree to nonsense, and getting other people to agree to nonsense. We can learn a lot from cults like this however.

  • @NicInKorea
    @NicInKorea 9 місяців тому +2

    I have to say I find many of the techniques of Sci**** fascinating. Once the sci-fi and usury are removed there really seems to be something of value left. Great video, thank you.

  • @SuggestiveSquirrels
    @SuggestiveSquirrels 11 років тому +11

    "You have an eye tic!" There is no way I'd pass.........I would be trying too hard to keep from laughing :)

    • @davidthor8817
      @davidthor8817 3 роки тому +1

      You'd be amazed at the kind of reactions this stuff cures.

  • @NaCeWh
    @NaCeWh 10 років тому +7

    Do birds fly? there is a man with a gun behind you I'll repeat the auditing command do birds fly? no seriously dude someone is about to kill you! I'll repe.. *BANG*

  • @zoefree3950
    @zoefree3950 4 роки тому +4

    I had hypnosis for pain alleviation, it was a bit like this but the woman was talking. I ended up uncomfortable,my nose started running, then the coughing started. Then my hips locked up from sitting erect. Unfortunately I left in more pain but did learn that I can’t sit still for more than around 5 secs. I imagine Scientology would hate me 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

  • @leahjordan5501
    @leahjordan5501 5 років тому +4

    I couldn’t be a Scientologist I’m too goofy ... this makes no sense..I’d flunk all the time.

  • @dfcoinc
    @dfcoinc 15 років тому +10

    if you have paid for this or are paying for this shit i am sorry for you.

  • @kojoyo1635
    @kojoyo1635 6 років тому +5

    This is one of my favorite & most rewarding of exercises for achieving inner stillness even in the presence of others. Very helpful for actors.

  • @rainadon
    @rainadon 11 років тому +6

    You imply scientology does offer something "... the cost of it versus the benefit (?)" you imply there is a benefit in your own sentence.
    The most disturbing part of scientology is how much you have to PAY to get this benefit that you admit we can't even confirm...

  • @MrJohndoakes
    @MrJohndoakes 12 років тому +12

    It'll cost you $300,000+ to get to the top of the Bridge.
    It takes about 12 years to decondition yourself from Scientology.
    It's not worth it - do Tai Chi instead.

    • @Lori_L
      @Lori_L 5 років тому +1

      MrJohndoakes - according to Leah, there is no end to the bridge

  • @Eyedunno
    @Eyedunno 17 років тому +3

    If you do your purifs before your TRs and get the DTs, will your examiner get POed?

  • @monsterjazzlicks
    @monsterjazzlicks 10 років тому +6

    Very interesting. A little like the exercises you get on Drama courses !
    What was the purpose of making this video please ?

    • @thekingheard
      @thekingheard 9 років тому +3

      I think it is to clear the reactive mind.

    • @juankenon
      @juankenon 9 років тому +13

      The TRs, when done for long enough, like in the hours long sessions you'd be forced to endure, become a form of hypnosis/thought reform.

    • @monsterjazzlicks
      @monsterjazzlicks 9 років тому +1

      juankenon
      Thanks, I wonder what the experience feels like during and after?

    • @juankenon
      @juankenon 9 років тому +2

      I've been curious as well, but since I don't have thousands of dollars to throw away it will forever be a mystery :P. Check out "The Beginners Guide to L. Ron Hubbard" (it is on youtube). This British guy goes out and does the initial training courses in Russia with the "freezone" (scientologists practicing outside of the official "church"), really fascinating/nutty stuff (like yelling at an ashtray). Also if you're interested in the subject of the cult check out the interview with ex-member John Duignan (also here on youtube), perhaps the single best such interview on the net.

    • @monsterjazzlicks
      @monsterjazzlicks 9 років тому

      juankenon Thanks a lot. I will give this a look. I have always been very interested in the COS and related materials.

  • @crochrot1
    @crochrot1 10 років тому +8

    MIND CONTROL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 101.

  • @deejin25
    @deejin25 2 роки тому +3

    All of these drills would be extremley useful, if you did them for reasonable durations and removed the Xenu crap. The military puts you through extreme versions of some of this during bootcamp.

  • @jpeezy117
    @jpeezy117 3 місяці тому +1

    Love this!! Life saving.

  • @twstdelf
    @twstdelf 12 років тому +12

    this seems exhausting...

  • @GGBP14
    @GGBP14 3 роки тому +1

    It’s like barring training. This kind of stuff is actually useful dealing with hostile people.

  • @ScottAT
    @ScottAT 2 роки тому +1

    This reminds me of Drill and Ceremony in Basic Training for the US Army. The difference being, we were learning how to March however here it appears to be a full change of life style.

  • @heatherracho666
    @heatherracho666 5 років тому +2

    if I remember correctly Hubbard wrote something to the government about mind control and offered them his research or papers or something...... it's weird that people would even walk into one of the buildings that's associated with Hubbard. more people need to read

  • @chazchillington7266
    @chazchillington7266 5 років тому +2

    What about the wall one and the pushing from wall to wall?

  • @alisina1472
    @alisina1472 10 років тому +18

    It is amazing how smart people submit themselves to such stupid drills and think it helps them.

    • @cynthiaconnell7878
      @cynthiaconnell7878 5 років тому +1

      Amen

    • @ChrisAthanas
      @ChrisAthanas Рік тому

      @@cynthiaconnell7878 it’s a sunk cost fallacy and illusion of progress and the Asch experiment effects

  • @David-xd1ii
    @David-xd1ii 5 років тому +4

    I see the value of this for closing sales or negotiations is not all bs, you can train yourself for emotional situations

  • @77Tadams
    @77Tadams 8 років тому +16

    I think this is good training. I don't think it is bad basically because people will try to distract you in many forms of their own escape mechanisms. If you are constantly distracted or shamed, then you will never get what you want in life. You have to stay calm when the other person is distracting you. This is also how you deal with bullying. The last TR is a good example of how to communicate with a difficult person or someone that is trying to dodge questions.

    • @npreshaw
      @npreshaw 8 років тому +7

      I agree, this seems very powerful training for people in customer facing roles.

    • @momthree789
      @momthree789 7 років тому +15

      This takes it way too far. This isn't about just controlling yourself but letting others control you....cult behavior.

    • @eltiochusma
      @eltiochusma 7 років тому +8

      But how many thousands of dollars does this good training cost? And how is this training a religion that deserves tax-exempt status?

    • @jamespobog3420
      @jamespobog3420 6 років тому +5

      This is very dangerous. There is plenty of info out about how dangerous.

    • @noneyabiz6928
      @noneyabiz6928 6 років тому +2

      This is how the people dealing with protesters the way they do

  • @komicsreviewer8505
    @komicsreviewer8505 Рік тому +2

    This video got me interested in signing up for Scientology!

  • @robertschelly
    @robertschelly Рік тому +1

    I can see how, coercion and fear removed, these drills could have a number of positive uses.

  • @user-ce8tr1ex2m
    @user-ce8tr1ex2m 2 роки тому +3

    Imagine doing this stuff for real & paying shitload of money for it 🤣

  • @psyKater2000
    @psyKater2000 21 день тому

    These videos are so important - these practices are so strange, it really seems even if you get an explanation of what this is supposed to do it seems like you would never fully understand. But I think this is precisely the point, that it generates an "unusual experience" as you "trust in the process without fully understanding what is going on".
    A sense of light-headeness... what else is down this rabbit hole? Would you not like to find out... ?! 😅

  • @MrJohndoakes
    @MrJohndoakes 12 років тому +5

    That's the thing; I don't know if they are acting or if the TRs make you act like 10-year-old.

    • @noellemarceau7349
      @noellemarceau7349 4 роки тому +2

      MrJohndoakes they make you act all kinds of weird... I went through them at a Narconon rehab facility, which is just a front for Scientology brainwashing. It’s sickening...

    • @ChrisAthanas
      @ChrisAthanas Рік тому

      The Asch Experiment and the Milgram experiment

  • @turbospeed08
    @turbospeed08 3 місяці тому

    do they teach tr 6 - 9 in the HQS course?

  • @FathomlessJoy
    @FathomlessJoy 3 роки тому +4

    Don't Americans make their young children stand up and salute a flag and repeat robotic incantations to it every morning? Not sure why they would think these behavioral exercises for adults are so outlandish.

  • @AnitaLife27
    @AnitaLife27 9 років тому +8

    After watching this, I picked up an axe and went on a murderous rampage. This stuff is insanity! No wonder they're so suggestible. After a year of this...and tons of money...you find out that Xenu is Satsn, etc. Wow!

  • @evekurocieru
    @evekurocieru 5 днів тому +1

    All these are doing is exhausting someone and making them dissociate. So that they can be open to manipulation and control

  • @MadBull.34
    @MadBull.34 3 роки тому +3

    This is incredible

  • @TheMoghrabimahmoud
    @TheMoghrabimahmoud 5 років тому +1

    Jesse in a recent video said that Stacy went back to scientology. Is it true?

  • @Rohhaqq
    @Rohhaqq 15 років тому +6

    A person keeping eyecontact with you is only a sign of respect and attention to the person you're talking to. A person doing this while talking or listening to you is a person who is present. Imagine a person looking another way while talking to you, you would probably not feel that he was paying attention. The only reason why it feels ockward, like when a person is staring, is because you arent used to being confronted and perhaps it makes you unsure about your own comm. skills :)

  • @rainbowwriter672
    @rainbowwriter672 5 років тому +3

    When he leaned towards her, it makes me think this cult is setting women up to-be assaulted. She cannot move or she flunks. Then he starts saying all kinds of craziness. Again she is supposed to be still. Setting women up to be DV victims

    • @Lori_L
      @Lori_L 5 років тому

      Rainbow Writer - and men

    • @seantriplesevyn8152
      @seantriplesevyn8152 Рік тому

      Very strange interpretation….because someone who is calm during confrontation is way better at combat then someone who reacts nervously

    • @pyrettablaze4325
      @pyrettablaze4325 2 місяці тому

      I’ve heard that they are often subjected to inappropriate sexual comments

  • @deekell1960
    @deekell1960 3 місяці тому

    How does this work on people? I wanted to run out of the room after the first 2 minutes.

  • @moraleslauralucia
    @moraleslauralucia 4 роки тому +4

    The guy is hilarious lol. Also this was actually very helpful. I am taking the communication course and didnt have a partner to do the TR.

  • @greengobie
    @greengobie 9 років тому +6

    this looks fun and cool..how do i get in on this!

    • @marcusdolby1
      @marcusdolby1 8 років тому +13

      +greengobie Talk to Tom Cruise.......

    • @lisasilvas5914
      @lisasilvas5914 6 років тому +2

      greengobie Did you do it???

    • @cme1447
      @cme1447 3 роки тому

      Visit your nearest church 🙌🏻

  • @tariqlatif6318
    @tariqlatif6318 9 років тому +9

    I'm an Independent Scientologist and have had these drills delivered to me by experienced Independent Scientologist. When these drills are passed, your find every day life is much better. For one thing you get positive answers to your questions from others you meet in daily life. People will often try to avoid replying to your questions. Therefore your communication to them and them to you hangs up. These drills are highly recommend to improve your communication skills. They are brilliant.

    • @sandygrungerson1177
      @sandygrungerson1177 9 років тому +2

      Mehrunes Dagon LaVeyan satanism is just whitewashed self-aggrandizement.....even Nicolas and Zeena Schreck eventually couldnt stand it anymore, and formed their own Sethian sect....

    • @StopAskingMyName1
      @StopAskingMyName1 9 років тому +8

      Tariq Latif bullshit. your religion is part sci fi bullshit, part slave labor-money stealing, part brainwashing. go fuck yourself.

    • @waltereg0
      @waltereg0 9 років тому +5

      Tariq Latif Staring at a person doesn't enable you to get positive answers. Making good eye contact might be helpful in that regard, but that's not something that requires days of training to stare at people for hours. Making good eye contact is simply that, and nothing that involves not blinking or scratching or looking down briefly.

    • @ojayfy
      @ojayfy 7 років тому +2

      waltereg0 not blinking is NOT a prerequisite to Pass tr0 . also all These routines help somebody to have advanced cognitions and observations so they can APPLY those in the real life. you train to be in a sensation that allows you finally to communicate better. also resolve or prevent conflicts by simply restoring someones intention and ability of duplication and acknowledgement in a communication or even before they Start communating at all. done perfectly and with a Lot more data on the subject, without those tr's you are Not going to be able to help someone with traumatic experiences and so on like in dianetics and scientology. Its the fundament for better relationships and better everyday life at work and so on. the drills also (specifically ot-tr0) help a person be more in the present time and remain there comfortably wile communicating and will also reduce the possibility of one becoming restimulated or rushed or fearful or whatever talking to someone who is angry or covertly hostile or degrades other beeings. these drills when they are done in the beginning may seem stupid and nonsence ( and thats what the publishers of this video intended to accomplish) If you dont have ALL the Data and understanding about them as it is here. you just saw some "stupid robotic nonsence and in the end you are even more disgusted on the subject of scientology. thats what the publishers intended to accomplish. and its not an assumption. I know it because I have done the real comm course and the dear alice drills with ALL the behind data and understanding of what im doing.
      now- If someone is cronically a person who is complaining about almost everything and is angry a Lot, this Person doing the drills CAN finish the course too, but its always up to how the individual is applying it in the everyday life. so If that same angry Person passes tr0 and has a Desire to produce fear on others will misuse the drill and alter it so He can do what He likes to do. so in the end its always what somebody is making of something He learned. and those drills dont heal the person. maybe He will understand who He really is and maybe He will start to supress his desire to be angry and so on. but in order to handle all those things a human beeing carrys with him the drills are by far NOT the only answer to him on how to communicate better. If you on the other Hand have a relatively decent good Person who does the drills until the end phenomenon is reached a Lot of good things can happen to him and He or she will have cognitions After cognitions about every day life and be gradiently Day by Day more comfortable and have a Lot more self esteem. I think thats pretty cool to have If you struggle in everyday life with those issues and for 40 bucks on the comm course its really not a big Deal given the fact that you you can do the drils as long as you want. even If its 200 hours. still 40 bucks. and the positive results in ones life are by far worth those

    • @reneegentry4391
      @reneegentry4391 5 років тому

      You are independently.... brainwashed

  • @benjaminhawthorne1969
    @benjaminhawthorne1969 Рік тому +2

    This is NOT "training." "Training" is developing specific "useful" practices. This demonstration was NOT specific and I observed NOTHING useful learned. This is NOT training, but eliciting a "conditioned" response, where the subject is encouraged to provide a response as quickly as possible, WITHOUT thinking. This is the first step in BRAINWASHING!

    • @tiffanyh1274
      @tiffanyh1274 Рік тому +1

      It’s true. It’s kinda scary to watch.

  • @josifketa2856
    @josifketa2856 9 років тому +10

    is Scientology a cult ?

    • @StopAskingMyName1
      @StopAskingMyName1 9 років тому +13

      bogdan keta half cult, half money-ripping-off-scam

    • @FathomlessJoy
      @FathomlessJoy 3 роки тому +3

      About as much as democrats, republicans, christians, catholics, capitalists, etc are.

  • @Korea4Me
    @Korea4Me 14 років тому +5

    That is some scary shiat.

  • @dashaunstallworth8122
    @dashaunstallworth8122 9 місяців тому +1

    Incredible

  • @kashifbaby406
    @kashifbaby406 6 місяців тому +1

    Purpose. That which you can confront you can handle.

  • @candiceyates253
    @candiceyates253 6 років тому +3

    The purpose of this is Whattttt????????????? Nooooooooo. I can’t imagine going through this.. it’s insane! Flunk? What

  • @gruffalo911
    @gruffalo911 2 роки тому +1

    Maybe this would be useful training for the royal guard at Buckingham Palace.

  • @MrJohndoakes
    @MrJohndoakes 12 років тому +5

    The TRs are designed that way, it's a form of hypnosis and conditioning.

  • @McRambleOn
    @McRambleOn Рік тому +1

    Such an effective video! Really thankful you posted this and kept it up on YT so long bc it’s incredibly helpful to comprehend what actually happens in TRs and be able to see them in action.
    I could previously kind of imagine how & what aspects would indoctrinate someone, as well as possibly cause mental effects that are hypnotic, abnormal, or confusing etc… however, being able to envision & better understand what it would be like to undergo, how tedious/drawn out the exercises are, and recognize the conformist, intimidating, and coercive characteristics (among many other negative features) really gives a whole new perspective and appreciation for the impact and influence these exercises would have on a person, and only increases my upset and empathy for ppl affected by this disgusting & harmful org.

    • @InterdimensionalWiz
      @InterdimensionalWiz Рік тому +1

      TRs are great, I sometimes help friends by doing TRs, can be a great confidence boost, helping someone to relax and BE there.

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 Рік тому

      Scientologists are quack therapy auditors making you believe in Aliens.

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 Рік тому

      @@InterdimensionalWiz TR's are fake!

    • @jacobtennyson9213
      @jacobtennyson9213 Рік тому

      Get away from Scientology right now before it's too late!

  • @Octopussyist
    @Octopussyist 11 років тому +4

    Of course there is stuff in Scn you can benefit from. Ohterwise so many people would not still use and teach what they learned as "free zoners".
    The problem is that they did not let you decide for yourself, what you find beneficial or not. Today, I suppose, they don't really care what you think about it as long as you are doing what you are told.
    The above exercise is from the era where everybody was supposed to become a practitioner of scn.

  • @kreskinkun
    @kreskinkun 17 років тому

    Back when I went to church, because my parents made me go, our pastor flat out admitted the tithe wasn't in The Bible, but that they used it anyway as a decent marking point for good giving. He said you should give what you feel like giving because if you hate giving, there's no point and you shouldn't bother. God likes a cheerful giver or something. Some churches are really good about it and others are really bad.

    • @Lori_L
      @Lori_L 5 років тому +2

      kreskinkun - it IS in the Bible. You would find it in Leviticus and probably Deuteronomy also

  • @hyphz
    @hyphz 13 років тому +4

    That said, I can see that TR3 going wrong.
    "Do birds fly?"
    "Good, that's a pass."
    "I will repeat the auditing question. Do birds fly?"
    "No, seriously, that's a pass."
    "I will repeat the auditing question. Do birds fly?"
    "Um, you can stop now.."
    "I will repeat...."

    • @curtisscherer590
      @curtisscherer590 4 роки тому

      Lol this shit is gold. That's next level duplicity

  • @kristinazubic9669
    @kristinazubic9669 Рік тому

    Scientology can’t be the only place a person can learn these skills.

  • @kashifbaby406
    @kashifbaby406 6 місяців тому +1

    Do Trs Before going for a job interview.

  • @Viviko
    @Viviko 10 місяців тому

    What happens if a student/pre-clear/whatever falls asleep during an auditing session?

  • @donnylurch4207
    @donnylurch4207 2 роки тому

    I can't believe the dog ate the cat right behind her and she didn't do a thing. What a monster.

  • @turbospeed08
    @turbospeed08 3 місяці тому

    23:45 being able to control other people and being in control of yourself is a good thing

  • @fringeelements
    @fringeelements 10 років тому +9

    Hypnosis.

  • @9ideal
    @9ideal 16 років тому +6

    the drills are no problem, they represent self-mastery and skills. they could be used by proper righteous and sincere persons, without harm.

  • @kevinreilley9400
    @kevinreilley9400 6 років тому +4

    Okay so scientology classes are really expensive... but am I the only one who sees how ridiculously useful all these exercises would be in developing leadership and improving your skills of communication? I really want to do this.

    • @jamespobog3420
      @jamespobog3420 6 років тому +2

      Yes. You ARE the only one. All of this is complete garbage.

    • @TheGeosto
      @TheGeosto 3 роки тому

      Wow what a dope.

    • @ericcollins6231
      @ericcollins6231 2 роки тому

      No you’re not the only one. Just look at all the comments. Mixed at best.
      TR0 is effectively mindfulness meditation - which is all the rage today, with countless studies showing it’s effectiveness.
      The other TR’s are either training you to be non-reactive to negative stimuli. Here it is by a person, but the same could be applied to ones negative thoughts. This is a good thing, and also the goal of CBT
      Lastly it also makes one comfortable with trait disagreableness. Being willing to be disagreeable to is a good thing, you learn to be heard and you self advocate.
      Seems to me, what Scientology has done, was to take good things and corrupted them and used them in an abusive manner.

    • @Hinterfrage
      @Hinterfrage 9 місяців тому

      @@jamespobog3420 Well, since Scientology is based less on belief ... and the people there spend a lot of money on the courses ... ergo the courses can't be that bad ... the techniques seem to work ... whether the people there are being ripped off and people are trying to manipulate them and so on... it doesn't change the fact that if the techniques didn't work, almost no one would be there anymore...

  • @murph4100
    @murph4100 Рік тому

    I cant afford to be a Scientologist so i became a Christian. 10 bucks in the collection each week and some volunteer grass mowing. Go God

  • @wernertrptube
    @wernertrptube 6 років тому

    Je intelligenter einer ist desto mehr kann er verarscht werden.Alte Gurdjieff Weisheit.

  • @rubym357
    @rubym357 14 років тому +5

    Programming, simple as that. Do elephants forget? Duh...

  • @noneyabiz6928
    @noneyabiz6928 6 років тому +2

    WTF can't believe people take theses processes seriously

  • @willshedo
    @willshedo 6 років тому +4

    that was really interesting. I watched the whole thing.

  • @jononolan946
    @jononolan946 2 роки тому

    The tr's are beneficial. You've got deep eye gazing and that's not criticized. Same thing.

  • @MrCamarra
    @MrCamarra 5 років тому +2

    Medication time