Sentence examples for scientology practices from inspiring English sources

I began to feel that using Hollywood techniques to re-enact scenes – of Scientology practices, and also of alleged abuse – might give us a chance to explore questions of culpability, and that it could end up being a kind of therapeutic role-playing for the ex-Scientologists.

Haggis said he knew for a fact that Scientology practices a policy of "disconnection" – something it denied in a recent interview with the cable news channel CNN – because his own wife was ordered to stop talking to her parents for more than a year.

Burroughs states that some Scientology practices have value: "Some of the techniques are highly valuable and warrant further study and experimentation".

He also took swipe at the denial of "disconnection": the Scientology practice whereby members are allegedly told to break off contact with their friends and families.

Once in the squash, carrots and onions are expressly forbidden to discuss any of the following sensitive topics with quinoa: quinoa's Scientology practice; the weather; quinoa's bankrupt street wear line, Quin-WHA?; quinoa's pending fraud lawsuit against a certain former Disney Mouseketeer; and mutual friends.

Next, Wallis discusses the appeal of the Scientology practice of Auditing, and compares this to abreaction therapy.

She even hosted gatherings where she would help fellow church members get to the next level of Scientology practice.

Headley said the Scientology practice of Disconnection was enforced upon him and he was no longer able to speak with his family members still in the organization.

In 1990, Headley was selected to undergo the Scientology practice of auditing, and he was told that his partner for this would be Scientologist and actor Tom Cruise.

Leaving Scientology would mean becoming separated from his wife Claire, who he had been married to for 13 years, and his other family members, due to the Scientology practice of disconnection.

He next compares the Scientology practice of Auditing to that of abreaction therapy – a process where repressed memories are unearthed, usually through hypnosis, to aid improving the mental well-being of a patient.