The Church of Scientology was founded in 1954 by science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard, who developed a set of beliefs and practices based on his own writings and teachings. Since its founding, Scientology has undergone a number of changes and developments, both in terms of its organizational structure and its beliefs and practices.
One significant change in Scientology's history occurred in the 1960s, when Hubbard introduced the practice of auditing. This involves a one-on-one counseling session between a trained auditor and a member, in which the auditor uses a device called an E-meter to measure the member's reactions to various questions and prompts. The goal of au....
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