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My So Called “Crazy” Life: A True Story of an Escaped Scientologist
- Narrated by: Raquel Pierce
- Length: 8 hrs and 39 mins
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A church's lies, harassment, abuse, and deceit. A must-listen true story of a girl who took a courageous stand against an empire.
This is a true story of a second-generation Scientologist, born into the lifestyle and strict structure of this church, and the extreme harassment and abuse that followed the escape from this so-called religion.
Many in this day and age have heard of the Church of Scientology, but are unaware of the true scope of its reach, and the depth of its grip in our society’s structure. With opinion leaders, like big-time celebrities, vouching for this organized religion, can one truly trust the hype?
Once one joins, are you truly free to leave in peace?
This audiobook offers an eye-opening view of what it is truly like to be raised in the religious lifestyle of a Scientologist. And should you decide it’s no longer for you, how this billion-dollar empire seeks to destroy you as an individual, your reputation, your personal relations, and all you hold dear.
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- Miss Lauren M Downes
- 24-05-22
High school Diary
Very strange book as one reviewer previously mentioned… I also wonder if being in a cult such as Scientology effects a persons emotional growth… because this book has absolutely nothing to do with Scientology or her life within it and everything to do with sounding like the diary of a 14 year old school girl who keeps falling out with her friends and continuously taking back her cheating boyfriend while whinging about it… I can’t believe this is a book written from the perspective of someone in her thirties… it does not read that way! Not once does she take responsibility for the failings in her life after Scientology, she blames everyone around her for every single thing that goes wrong and talks said she’s the only person in the world who these things have happened to… seriously, grow up!
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