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<blockquote data-quote="fatcel_3000" data-source="post: 10177" data-attributes="member: 73">Scientology and remote viewing doesn&#039;t ask anyone to believe or disbelieve in the exercises. It&#039;s not relevant to the coursework itself, any more than believing/disbelieving evolution would affect your ability to complete a course of evolutionary biology.&nbsp;A limiting belief in yourself can inhibit your ability to do a lot of things, but surprisingly, some of the top performers started off as total non-believers. In a scientific setting you need to start off with the Null Hypothesis of saying X phenomena you&#039;re studying doesn&#039;t exist.Assuming the existence of extrasensory and psychokinetic phenomena, it doesn&#039;t mean that you should automatically be interested in improving those abilities any more than the existence of a clarinet means you should be interested in learning how to play. Variations of Scientology processes are what the top performers in the field, such as those working for the CIA use. The training of human abilities is a drawing point but it&#039;s a large subject and you can get to the highest level without training in that sub-specialization . It&#039;s not involved in Dianetic or Past Life Processing. Starts at the optional course: Creation of Human Abilities. That would be a practice of the Church of Scientology, which is not my denomination. Pretty much asking a protestant about arranged marriages in Vatican City.You don&#039;t need to be a very high level to get an arranged marriage, @Bojack from .org was gonna get one until he dropped out of the program because of drug addiction</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fatcel_3000, post: 10177, member: 73"] Scientology and remote viewing doesn't ask anyone to believe or disbelieve in the exercises. It's not relevant to the coursework itself, any more than believing/disbelieving evolution would affect your ability to complete a course of evolutionary biology. A limiting belief in yourself can inhibit your ability to do a lot of things, but surprisingly, some of the top performers started off as total non-believers. In a scientific setting you need to start off with the Null Hypothesis of saying X phenomena you're studying doesn't exist. Assuming the existence of extrasensory and psychokinetic phenomena, it doesn't mean that you should automatically be interested in improving those abilities any more than the existence of a clarinet means you should be interested in learning how to play. Variations of Scientology processes are what the top performers in the field, such as those working for the CIA use. The training of human abilities is a drawing point but it's a large subject and you can get to the highest level without training in that sub-specialization . It's not involved in Dianetic or Past Life Processing. Starts at the optional course: Creation of Human Abilities. That would be a practice of the Church of Scientology, which is not my denomination. Pretty much asking a protestant about arranged marriages in Vatican City. You don't need to be a very high level to get an arranged marriage, @Bojack from .org was gonna get one until he dropped out of the program because of drug addiction [/QUOTE]

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