Addicted to Scientology: Overcoming the Ups & Downs of Scientoloholism
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Addicted to Scientology: Overcoming the Ups & Downs of Scientoloholism
by Vance Ashley Woodward
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This edition was published in 2012 by BookBaby
This book is a behind-the-forehead look inside the mind of someone addicted to Scientology, heading towards a brain-tranquilized stupor. Using Scientology, Vance gets everything that a powerfully psychoactive drug can offer. Mind-blowing highs, deep insights, harsh come-downs and depression. Crooked dealers and overdoses. Withdrawal, suffering, craving and relapse. Self-annihilation, loneliness, financial ruin and the inevitable abyss. The metaphor isn’t one. Yes, Scientology is a drug.
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Addicted to Scientology
Overcoming the Ups & Downs of Scientoloholism
First published in 2012
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This book is a behind-the-forehead look inside the mind of someone addicted to Scientology, heading towards a brain-tranquilized stupor. Using Scientology, Vance gets everything that a powerfully psychoactive drug can offer. Mind-blowing highs, deep insights, harsh come-downs and depression. Crooked dealers and overdoses. Withdrawal, suffering, craving and relapse. Self-annihilation, loneliness, financial ruin and the inevitable abyss. The metaphor isn’t one. Yes, Scientology is a drug.
Addicted to Scientology: Overcoming the Ups & Downs of Scientoloholism
This edition was published in 2012 by BookBaby
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