The Eight Dynamics In Scientology

Another branch of Scientology alongside Dianetics is the relationship of the Eight Dynamics, which focus on Scientology’s second top goal: survival. The Eight Dynamics are the Self Dynamic, the Sex Dynamic, the Group Dynamic, the Mankind Dynamic, the Life-Forms Dynamic, the Physical Universe Dynamic, the Spiritual Dynamic, and the Infinity Dynamic. The Self Dynamic is the effort to survive as an individual and to be an individual. This dynamic focuses on the effort to obtain the highest level of survival for the longest possible time for self. The Sex Dynamic the effort of survival through the sexual act itself and through establishing a family and raising children. The Group Dynamic is the effort of surviving through a group as more than just

Every Sunday morning at 11 a.m. at the Church of Scientology in New York City, eight to twelve people gather in a small room to analysis the moral philosophy of the lesson a that is driven by the teachings of Hubbard. Every sermon opens up with the Creed of Scientology that speaks on the inalienable human rights of all and the basic human nature of mankind. This creed also identifies a God in the statements “that no agency less than God has the power to suspend or set aside these rights” and “we of the Church believe that the laws of God forbid Man to destroy his own kind.” The prayer at the end of the service, entitled “A Prayer for Total Freedom” also includes the statement “may the author of the universe enable all men to reach an understanding of their spiritual nature” and concludes with “may God let it be.” This is paradoxical because the creed and the prayer identify a God for “nonreligious moral code based wholly on common

If people are acting out and behaving negatively, it is because he is having trouble surviving, but is really a good person inside. This is why the spirit can be saved, and the spirit alone can save the body. The second point made is that “your viewpoint is the most important thing. If you lose this, you lose everything. We observe what we observe and say what we observe You live by your observations alone. Nothing in scientology or Dianetics is true for you unless you have observed it, and it is only true according to your observation, that is all.” This idea is central to Scientology, but it also is dangerous because it allows for every concept of Scientology to contradict itself, and it is a breeding ground for moral relativism. Furthermore, forgiveness is considered bad “not saintly” because it accepts the bad act, and justice, mercy, and forgiveness insignificant compared to one’s own