Great Win from Self Analysis

Peace just posted a win from one of his readers: Self Analysis Totally Got Rid Of His Illness!.

It reminded me of a cool win I had from using Self Analysis many moons ago. I was looking for a job and it was not going well. Not a single bite despite several interviews. I was starting to get depressed and my rent was due! So that morning I picked up Self Analysis and started running through the processes in the book. After about 30 minutes I felt really great. I was no longer depressed. I felt invigorated.

Within the hour I got a call for another interview scheduled for that afternoon. I went to the interview and they gave me the job! I think the extra calm and confidence I felt from the Self Analysis processes was what made the difference and got me the job.

Another neat win

Here is another win from the SoMa Scientology Mission.

I thought I should explain a couple of terms before you try to read it:

Dynamics - this is a term which really requires that you click on the link to get a good understanding of it. The quick version is that a dynamic is an urge toward survival in a specific area of life, e.g. the 3rd dynamic is the urge toward survival of an individual as part of a group.

Facsimile - another name for a Mental Image Picture. The images one sees in his mind. Again to get a full understanding follow the link.

Here is the article: Winning in life

Successes in Scientology

I just saw a couple of nice success stories from the Scientology Mission of SoMa in San Francisco. Both are from people who studied the new Basic Scientology Books. A couple of definitions are necessary so you will understand what the people are saying:

The word Postulate as a verb means: to conclude, decide or resolve a problem or to set a pattern for the future or to nullify a pattern of the past.
The word Postulate as a noun means: a conclusion, decision or resolution made by the individual himself to resolve a problem or to set a pattern for the future or to nullify a pattern of the past. For example, a person says, “I like Model T Fords. I am never going to drive another car.” Years later, no longer consciously aware of this postulate, he will wonder why he is having so much trouble with his BMW; it’s because he has made an earlier promise to himself. In order to change he has to change that postulate.

Here are the two success stories:
- Book Course Success
- Beginning Scientology Book