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Gold Meritorious Patron
I grew up Catholic, in the company of nuns, brothers and priests of the Order of the Holy Cross nearly every day through high school. (Except summers. Blessed be the summers.)
While it is certainly true that outside that influence sex was hardly taboo, it is true that inside those cloisters the subject was severely repressed.
But apparently not more than it is in the Sea Org, and in the doctrine of the COS. Why is that? Could it be that LRH, under the influence of drugs or whatever, had become seldom or even completely unable to practice the manly way? And could that have become an influence on everything he pronounced about the nature of beings? Was his "can't have" pushed onto everyone's plate?
Thoughts?
While it is certainly true that outside that influence sex was hardly taboo, it is true that inside those cloisters the subject was severely repressed.
But apparently not more than it is in the Sea Org, and in the doctrine of the COS. Why is that? Could it be that LRH, under the influence of drugs or whatever, had become seldom or even completely unable to practice the manly way? And could that have become an influence on everything he pronounced about the nature of beings? Was his "can't have" pushed onto everyone's plate?
Thoughts?