Alanzo, I have been dealing with this stuff on and off for nearly 4 decades. It comes and goes, right now for some reason the whole subject raises it's head once again, hence I found this board. I figure there is something more to learn.
I had wins too, though to be honest their memories are fading in the mists of time and I currently feel a lot of anger at some of the things that happened to me. Balance will return though.
I'm not sure what you mean by "LRH-looking people"?
I just find that I can't be extreme with those who are still so totally blinkered because I remember all too well being the same way. And I never thought that would change. Now I stand on the other side of the fence and though it breaks my heart sometimes to watch the covert amd overt destruction of individuality, I also see myself as I used to be. Maybe it's an experience that has to be allowed to run it's course? I wish I could short circuit it for loved ones, yet I do believe we all tred out own paths for whatever reason.
I don't think there is anything wrong with tolerance in the area of letting others find their way out of fixed ideas. Sometimes just a word can help shift a viewpoint a few degrees to the left, so to speak, and change a life. That certainly doesn't happen when it's part of an attack, we've all experienced that.
I've met and talked to many, many people with different faiths/ideas/philosophies in my recovery process and there are threads of similar truths running through them all. They get peverted and misused for sure, yet that doesn't detract from those truths if one is prepared to look.
So nup, I don't think it's reversion. I think it's about growing more aware.