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| + | This book was first published in 1952. This book contains what is probably the first publication of the Thetan Scale Range, running from -8.0 to 40.0. | ||
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| + | The first edition, of which there is a PDF available, is similar to the edition which you can download (see the link above), but lacks "The Appositions of Scientology", compiled by [[Alphia Hart]], B.Scn. This consisted of a two page introduction and 23 pages of definitions. Alphia Hart was later "non-personed" (references are in the American membership magazine ''Ability'' at the time). You find the last pages of the first edition of Scientology 8-80 at the following link: [[http://scientolipedia.org/w/images/6/62/Aphorisms_and_advert_from_8-80.pdf]] | ||
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| Author | L Ron Hubbard |
| Type of Article | Category:Scientology Books |
This book was first published in 1952. This book contains what is probably the first publication of the Thetan Scale Range, running from -8.0 to 40.0.
The first edition, of which there is a PDF available, is similar to the edition which you can download (see the link above), but lacks "The Appositions of Scientology", compiled by Alphia Hart, B.ScnAbbreviation for Scientology. (Modern Management Technology Defined (C) 1976).
. This consisted of a two page introduction and 23 pages of definitions. Alphia Hart was later "non-personed" (references are in the American membership magazine Ability at the time). You find the last pages of the first edition of Scientology 8-80 at the following link: [[1]]
