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Scientology, The ARC Triangle

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Scientology is similar to that of Hinduism by which both recognize a relationship between present life experiences and earlier incarnations. Scientology envisions that the elemental problem of salvation is that people have forgotten their true self or spiritual nature. Their beliefs lie in the ARC Triangle and the Bridge to Total Freedom. In Scientology, the ARC Triangle approves that the goal for salvation and infinite survival is through achievements in this life of knowledge and understanding of how the universe works. The ARC Triangle specifies three interdependent features of this understanding, which are Affinity, Reality, and Communication. The most important element in scientology is communication according to Scientology.
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