Tag: meditation
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The Tone Scale in Full
The text discusses the Scientology Tone Scale, which ranges from -40.0 to 40.0, measuring emotional and spiritual states from total failure to the serenity of beingness. It categorizes these states into levels of unbeing, minus being, somatic, analytical, and aesthetic minds. The scale represents degrees of creativity and freedom, suggesting that understanding one’s position on…
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Evaluation
The content discusses psychometrics, the evaluation of mental capacities to predict behavior, emphasizing the importance of judgment in interactions. It details various metrics like culture, IQ, education, personal force, and charisma in shaping behavior. The Tone Scale serves as a tool to understand emotional states, aiding communication. The discussion extends to the nature of emotions…
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Beingnesses
The document explores the concept of “theta” in Scientology, referring to the spirit or soul, which represents life itself and the energy behind existence. It distinguishes between two universes: the physical “MEST” universe and the spiritual “theta” universe. The text emphasizes the importance of recognizing differences to maintain sanity, as losing sight of one’s true…
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Emotions
Chapter 29 of Scientology 1.0.0 discusses emotional regulations, defining “misemotion” as a disconnect between emotions and circumstances, likened to emotional dysregulation. It explores the Tone Scale, ranging from death to exhilaration, highlighting varying emotional states and their impacts on individuals’ perceptions and interactions. Higher tones correlate with self-actualization and better life management, while lower tones…
Arthur Ronald Conway Hubbard 