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AntPhillips: Handle book 3

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Handle book 3

AntPhillips: Contents of book two

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Contents of book two

AntPhillips: Clearing up the mess I made

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Clearing up the mess I made

AntPhillips: /* L Kin Volume 1 – Scientology: More Than A Cult? */Fill in a bit side

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‎L Kin Volume 1 – Scientology: More Than A Cult?: Fill in a bit side

AntPhillips: Re-establishing format

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Re-establishing format

AntPhillips: /* L Kin Volume 2 – Scientology: A Handbook For Use */

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‎L Kin Volume 2 – Scientology: A Handbook For Use

AntPhillips: Added links (IVy) for data

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Added links (IVy) for data

AntPhillips: Began introduction

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Began introduction

AntPhillips: Adding pictures

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Adding pictures

AntPhillips: L.Kin books starting of

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 In the first three decades of Scientology there were few books written by others than L. Ron Hubbard. It tended to be frowned upon and at a certain point what was called Issue Authority (official church approval) became required before publishing a Scientology book officially (and the book had to be under the copyright of L.Ron Hubbard). Things change radically after the great Exodus/Split in the early 80s. L.Kin was remarkable both because he was anonymous and because he issued a series of four books, which he announced beforehand. In addition it coincided with the beginning of the Internet, so communication amongst a worldwide community of "escapees" was much better than previously and many of them were ''very'' curious!. And one other thing that startled people, even to the extent of making fearful comments, was that it blatantly said on the front page "Scientology" and the Church of Scientology had quite thoroughly instilled into its followers the idea that the word Scientology was trademarked by them and anyone using it without permission was up for the hangman's gallows!
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 [[File:LKin3-cover.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Front of L.Kin's third book published in 1994. The complete change of cover and the absence of a division into two volumes caused almost as much speculation as the fact that it dealt with what the church considered highly confidential and dangerous material.]]
 Extract from preface: http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy17.pdf page 29

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 All the L.Kin books are the same size; 13 cm x 20.5 cm. <br />
 This first L.Kin book is 200 pages long and divided into two parts. <br />
-'''Part One''' is called "From Crusade to Rip-Off" and concerned itself with the history of Scientology and has the following subheadings; Hubbard's Mission, The Beginning of Scientology, A New View of Man, A Fateful Church, Religious Salesmanship, Sectarianism, and ends with "A Cleared Planet"?.<br />
+'''Part One''' is called "From Crusade to Rip-Off" and concerned itself with the history of Scientology and has the following subheadings; Hubbard's Mission, The Beginning of Scientology, A New View of Man, A Fateful Church, Religious Salesmanship, Sectarianism, and ends with "A "Cleared Planet"?".<br />
 '''Part Two''' is called "The Principles Unveiled" and has the major subheadings; The "Technologies" of Scientology, The Laws and Mechanisms of Charge, The Key Terms of Auditing, The Rudiments of Life, Ethics and the Dynamics of Life, Gradients of Clearing, (there are subheadings to all these items).<br />
 At the end there is a bibliography, HCO Policy Letter of 25th June A.D. 13 (1963) in manuscript/handwriting, and the index.
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 [[File:LKin2-cover.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Front of L.Kin's second book published in 1992.]]
 === Extract from Authors Postscript ===
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 : Personally I feel it is our joint responsibility to care for the immense achievement that Ron Hubbard’s work represents, and to exhaust all its possibilities. It is the responsibility of all those who feel a mental response to his thoughts. One should not by any means leave this up to the CofS alone. A glance in your daily paper will tell you what results they are getting and how far adrift they are.
-There is a three page review of ''Scientology – A Handbook for Use'' at page 25, and at page 27 there is an article "L.Kin – The Story of a Manuscript", [[http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy09.pdf]].<br />
+At [[http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy09.pdf]] there is a three page review of ''Scientology – A Handbook for Use'' at page 25, and at page 27 there is an article "L.Kin – The Story of a Manuscript".<br />
-You will find comments on the book (page 28), the full authors postscript (page 31) and a review of the book (page 32) at [[http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy10.pdf]].
+At [[http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy10.pdf]] you will find comments on the book (page 28), the full authors postscript (page 31) and a review of the book (page 32).
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-In the first three decades of Scientology there were few books written by others than L. Ron Hubbard. It tended to be frowned upon and at a certain point what was called Issue Authority (official church approval) became required before publishing a Scientology book officially (and the book had to be under the copyright of L.Ron Hubbard). Things change radically after the great Exodus/Split in the early 80s. L.Kin was remarkable both because he was anonymous and because he issued a series of four books, which he announced beforehand. In addition it coincided with the beginning of the Internet, so communication amongst a worldwide community of "escapees" was much better than previously and many of them were ''very'' curious!.
+In the first three decades of Scientology there were few books written by others than L. Ron Hubbard. It tended to be frowned upon and at a certain point what was called Issue Authority (official church approval) became required before publishing a Scientology book officially (and the book had to be under the copyright of L.Ron Hubbard). Things change radically after the great Exodus/Split in the early 80s. L.Kin was remarkable both because he was anonymous and because he issued a series of four books, which he announced beforehand. In addition it coincided with the beginning of the Internet, so communication amongst a worldwide community of "escapees" was much better than previously and many of them were ''very'' curious!. And one other thing that startled people, even to the extent of making fearful comments, was that it blatantly said on the front page "Scientology" and the Church of Scientology had quite thoroughly instilled into its followers the idea that the word Scientology was trademarked by them and anyone using it without permission was up for the hangman's gallows!
 =L.Kin Volumes: 1991 to 1996 =
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 At the end there is a bibliography, HCO Policy Letter of 25th June A.D. 13 (1963) in manuscript/handwriting, and the index.
-''Note: this postscript was sent to International Viewpoints before publication of the book, and does not actually appear in the book.''
 : What I have tried to do in the two volumes of this book is to present a distillation of my experience with scientology, of what I found valid and workable, so that one may be able to freely talk about it without being forced into agreements and conclusions, and without cringing inwardly. This experience has three aspects: that of studying and being audited, that of applying it in my private life, my family and, naturally, my job, and lastly that of having become a member of a movement which I consider vitally important in cultural and humanitarian respects.
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 : Personally I feel it is our joint responsibility to care for the immense achievement that Ron Hubbard’s work represents, and to exhaust all its possibilities. It is the responsibility of all those who feel a mental response to his thoughts. One should not by any means leave this up to the CofS alone. A glance in your daily paper will tell you what results they are getting and how far adrift they are.
 You will find comments on the book (page 28), the full authors postscript (page 31) and a review of the book (page 32) at [[http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy10.pdf]].
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 [[File:LKin1-cover.jpg|500px|thumb|left|Front of L.Kin's first book published in 1991.]]
-Authors postscript: http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/ivy10.pdf page 31 (also reviewed by Judith Methven on page 32, and a comment by Antony Phillips beginning at page 28)
+All the L.Kin books are the same size; 13 cm x 20.5 cm. <br />
+This first L.Kin book is 200 pages long and divided into two parts. <br />
+'''Part One''' is called "From Crusade to Rip-Off" and concerned itself with the history of Scientology and has the following subheadings; Hubbard's Mission, The Beginning of Scientology, A New View of Man, A Fateful Church, Religious Salesmanship, Sectarianism, and ends with "A Cleared Planet"?.<br />
+'''Part Two''' is called "The Principles Unveiled" and has the major subheadings; The "Technologies" of Scientology, The Laws and Mechanisms of Charge, The Key Terms of Auditing, The Rudiments of Life, Ethics and the Dynamics of Life, Gradients of Clearing, (there are subheadings to all these items).<br />
+At the end there is a bibliography, HCO Policy Letter of 25th June A.D. 13 (1963) in manuscript/handwriting, and the index.
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		+	=L.Kin Volumes: 1991 to XXX=
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		+	[[File:LKin1-cover.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|left\|Front of L.Kin's first book published in 1991.]]
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		+	== L Kin Volume 2 – ''Scientology: A Handbook For Use'' ==
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		+	[[File:LKin2-cover.jpg\|500px\|thumb\|left\|Front of L.Kin's second book published in 1992.]]
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