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From: nh4forbes@aol.com (NH4Forbes)
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Subject: LRH great quotations series v.2
Date: 26 Oct 1995 14:40:45 -0400
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We are now on the verge of an OT boom which will shake the rafters and
rattle the hinges of this universe.  And a few more universes beyond.
Ron's Journal 37 or so, circa 1984.

My interpretation of this, time-wise, is that he's talking about the next
few million years or so.  To LRH, that's "on the verge."  After all,
here's a person who is aware of his last 80 trillion years of existence
like the average person is aware of their current life.  So to Hubbard, a
million years is like one or two, maybe a century or two, in terms of its
apparent length or significance. Throughout many of his works, he talks
about enormous periods of time in a very casual manner, for example, "why,
I remember just a few million years ago when . . . "

 This is only my interpretation of the above quote. Other Scientologists,
working full-time as staff or Sea Org members, may have a much more
immediate and impatient view of Scientology's rise to power and influence
on a universal scale.  I don't know.  I can only speak for myself.  But
one thing is indisputable.  Scientology is going to rock this universe.

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