Scientology Volunteer Ministers • We're here to help • 1-800-HELP-4-YU • 1-800-435-7498 • +1 (323) 960-1949
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Ethics has traditionally been a confusing subject, more so in recent times with a general level of moral decline. For when a person sees dishonest men holding positions of power, criminals going free and traditional values cast aside, he wonders if he is doing the right thing himself. But real answers are available, straight from the breakthroughs L. Ron Hubbard made in this field. And they mean not only a simplification of the subject of ethics, but also development of a workable technology with applicability to our daily lives. Using these discoveries, a Volunteer Minister is able to raise the ethics level and the survival potential in any area of life. “I saw the sign on the Volunteer Minister tent — Something Can Be Done About It — and decided to request help because my business was not doing well and I was extremely concerned. One of the Volunteer Ministers sat down with me and I told him what was happening and that I needed help. He listened attentively and then brought out a booklet on Integrity and Honesty and had me study parts of it right there. I began to understand exactly what I had been doing wrong. I had been dishonest with my partner, with my juniors and with my wife. I was on a dwindling spiral and it wasn’t just my business that was in bad shape, but my whole life. Working with me over the next two days, the Volunteer Minister literally turned my life around with L. Ron Hubbard’s ethics technology. Things started going right across the boards and continued to do so. The help was remarkably simple and effective.” Businessman |
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