As to the deceased, these likewise are of little interest unless they are Scientologists or close relatives or friends of Scientologists. Admittedly, the world is teeming with bodiless thetans looking around for new bodies to “pick up” or just sulking in between lives. Occasionally, a Scientologist will bump into one of these in predictable haunts.
An edition of Renunciation and reformulation
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Renunciation and reformulation
a study of conversion in an American sect
by Harriet Whitehead
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Renunciation and reformulation: a study of conversion in an American sect
1987, Cornell University Press
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