Is scientology.org Legit?

It's a "pay to win" cult. If you have any sense you'd do well to stay away from this scam.

The problem with Scientology is right in your face, although no one seems to see it. David Miscavige is a Suppressive Individual himself (a self-appointed dictator as the ones they criticize in their lectures), surrounded by PTS individuals under his influence. The knowledge is either common sense or one book multiplied into hundreds of variations of the same content (i.e. Science of Survival and its many approaches). Scientologists all live under the pressure of not having enough to eat, making profits from scraps while developing a mentality similar to communist ideologies seen in North Korea and China. The concept of OT has been downgraded and turned into a childish game in which splashing ink on a canvas or simply pretending to be morally superior to others while seeking private information about their lives that makes them look imperfect makes one morally superior. Their friendship is rooted in self-interest and disappears as soon as you stop paying, just as a 1.1 would do in his daily life with others. If you write a letter describing how one of their members is using the technology to lie, manipulate people and destroy relationships, they ignore it because they don't really care as long as sales are being made and money is flowing in. They are all driven by a morality of self-interest and manipulation, not compassion, let alone altruism. In the end, Scientology has become the very thing it claims to be against. How ironic!

They use false advertising on MeetUp.com to lure people into their "lectures". I signed up for course for entrepreneurs and when I arrived I was presented with a personality test. The personality test was designed to determine what "course" they can sell me. It had nothing to do with leadership or entrepreneurship. I went along to see what will this turn out to be.I ended up paying £34 for a lecture even 6 year old would understand ! I couldn't believe that this kind of "business" isn't illegal. They're kind people don't get me wrong but everything is designed to sell you so-called course you don't even need. Even a kid would pick up on the fact there's something odd going on.Save yourself some cash (and time) and stay away.

A "religion" by a 2 bit science fiction writer ? its all made up CRAP, drug addicts ,alcoholics , anybody with mental health issues welcome , anybody else would tell them to F--- O--

Church of Scientology officials sent threatening letters to me and to my boyfriend who is currently in prison, threatening to hurt me and my boyfriend and telling me to leave him and to get married to a Scientology person who wants to have a baby with me. Scientologists are abusive horrible people, this is a nasty sect who stalks people and attacks their families. They told me that after taking a free personality test I have to break up with my boyfriend who Ive been with for over ten years and begun attacking all my friends as none of my friends are Scientologists. Avoid.

Scientology has helped me enormously in my life. It is invaluable in life. It provides tools to create a successful and happy life. If you are open to learning about life and finding out about Scientology for yourself you should visit a church and/or read a book by L R Hubbard the founder of Scientology like like Dianetics, new slant on life or fundamentals of thought.

Scientology.org has a HUGE FAQ where you can get realistic answers to questions about the religion. You can also sign up to do free courses on their website. The wisdom about life imparted by L. Ron Hubbard does have great value. Of course it's up to the reader's own observation whether it will be good or useful to them. The only thing sold on the website are books and some recorded lectures on CD. Free shipping. Appropriate for anyone.

This pay to play company protects itself from paying taxes in many countries, including the United States by calling itself a religion. It is not. Every "course" is thousands of dollars and the message is always that you will get the results you seek in the NEXT course. Most people mortgage their houses, spend their retirement funds, max out any credit card they can possible qualify for *at the reg's urging, only to find themselves bankrupt and miserable because the "tech" they sell does not work. Members are forced to disconnect with family and friends who do not agree with scientology and when members leave they are labeled "suppresive persons" and are subject to "fair game" which means calling friends and family accusing the person of crimes and moral atrocities that are not true, interfering with their employment and ANYTHING ELSE they can think of to destroy them. L Ron Hubbard himself said this must be done for anyone who speaks out against scientology. They follow "SP"s with Private detectives, have killed people's pets and set up innocent people for crimes they didn't commit. Don't even consider doing a "free" personality test, they will NEVER LEAVE YOU ALONE. If you become involved, they will want your children for their "Sea Organization" where members and brainwashed and sign a billion-year contract, earning $50 per week for the rest of their lives. They were exposed during Danny Masterson's rape trial as having blamed the victims for their rapes and forbidding them from reporting the crimes to the police. STAY AWAY. IT'S A CULT

Practical information about life which are tested and really working. If I have a question about human relationships, about how to study with real understanding, how to increase my ability in other spheres of life I know I can find workable information which are provided in Scientology. I can have them even for free in form of the FREE courses on the scientology.org website.

They will never leave you alone if you give your address. Also give lots of pressure for money and to hand in course work on time be warned a dangerous cult I ve lost my son they destroy family

Seems there is quite some trolling going on here. Scientologists (people like you and me who started to use the tools of Scientology to improve conditions in life) give 5-star reviews, and the trolls give 1-star reviews. 🤷 That does not provide sufficient information to see if Scientology works or not, or if Scientologists are good people or not. However there are thousands of pages of free information and 20 completely free extension courses on the above mentioned web site from which one can know if it is for them or not. And regarding the Scientologists themselves? I guess the best is to talk to some of them. 🤷 I am a Scientologist since 1996 and fully satisfied. Learned lot of useful stuff about life, and no issues with the Church. So I guess for me it's 5-star. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 👌👍

Pros and cons. Like the other companies you work in the world. Some of them are very good and some of them are very bad. I was a student and a part time worker in some of their offices in U.K. and Japan. Staffs in London and Edinburgh are very good. Staffs in Japan is terrible like cult. Japanese Scientology members keep shouting COVID vaccination is bad for health. They are nothing more than cult!

I told tom cruise I didn't like this website and he called his friend joe pepsi to have me whacked, now I'm on the run from the mafia please stop

I must say that the philosophy that is tought in this religion has helped me in life alot. The tools that one gets through their courses really get you fully compitent in the area you have studies about life. Some people have trouvles with their marrige and they do a course and truly can apply what they learned. Scientology has made me a beter version of myself, it has given me calmness and also what was so inportant for me was to be a better patient mother. I am actually happy with myself fully within and i respect all raises and all religions!

I've done a few courses and had auditing in London. it has helped me. I've also trained in public speaking with Toastmasters (another organisations) which has also helped me. find what works for you and do it. It's called a religion but for me I treat it as self development ☮

All they try to do is make you buy more books and courses.Scientology was recommended to me by a friend and I ended up buying two books with a seminar about the personal efficiency, included. I was extremely busy at that time so I didn't have the chance to attend it straits away and I also told them this. However in this time I was called so many times by different people from Scientology which was becoming very stressful cause all they were doing was to ask me questions about my program and everything. In my opinion they have to think about a way of attracting people nicely, and not calling them every 2-3 days. I finally managed to attend the seminar which turned to be a waste of time, for the reason that in all that time I had to watch 'motivational' videos and then comment about what I saw. The person holding the seminar had the notebook in front and he was only reading to me from that notebook which shows he had no training on how to hold a seminar. And at the end of the seminar, how you might guess, he was tying to convince me to buy another course and making me even pay it on that day and not wait a second. I had no intention on doing this.

Scientology is a an applied religious philosophy. It does not rely on believing things that can't be proven. Its focus is on improving conditions in life.I have been a Scientologist for many years and my life has gotten drastically better as a result. Before I felt life was boring, now I find it very enjoyable and am much more active, stable and happy.One principle of Scientology is that we are intrinsically more than just a body and that we are part of a family, groups, the human race and life itself. For this reason Scientologists help others and try to make the world a better place.Another principle is that it is better to get your information firsthand rather than secondhand - so if you want to find out more you should go to scientology.tv or read a book by L Ron Hubbard.

I first searched for some form of improvement in my life online, I signed up to these guys from the Scientology World based in London, they contacted me, persuaded me to do a course that would help me then I find strange how they operate they seem very nice, friendly but I noticed something about their business operation that has began to bother me. YES, they'll keep trying to make anyone who got involved with them to keep buying their courses and in the meantime they initiate the Brainwash Religious Plan to keep you involved with them, take your money somehow, make you worship them the point you may start donating your life to them. Generally Speaking, one should Not trust religion and if you can find the right spiritual guidance, without being chased by gurus, pastors, raby...stay away from them. Religious Centres can all be full of Energy Vampires . Keep Them Out of Your Life.

A practical joke on society.Convincing the gullible to believe in drivel with the end goal of making money is a time proven recipe.

I've just left an event organised by the Scientology Life Improvement Centre, it was due to start at 3pm. I arrived 8 mins late to be told it hadn't started as they were waiting for someone else. I was shown downstairs and asked to complete a form which asked me 4 questions relating to why I had signed up and what I hoped to gain. The other person turned up 12 mins later and we waited for them to complete their form. 10 min later we were shown upstairs to a small cinema room. I sat down and was told not to sit in the middle row and that we should sit at the front, even though during the course of the "introduction" talk someone else had entered and sat at the back of the room. Regardless of my evident discomfort I was again told to sit in the front row. I was then asked all the questions on the form, why I had attended what I wanted to achieve, it was very strange - he described himself as a counsellor but didn't seem phased by the obvious discomfort both myself and the other participant was in. The person then dimed the lights and played a loud video about Dianetics and then asked us individually what we understood about the reactive mind" from watching the video. The other participant said they needed time to process information, but he still proceeded to ask me. I responded by saying I have a degree in psychology but that didn't deter him from continuing to put me on the spot. There was no lecture, just a video on Dianetics. I left at this point, but I would wholeheartedly say that this was one of the most inaccurately described events featured on Eventbrite that I've ever attended. The venue was:Dianetics & Scientology Life Improvement Centre68 Tottenham Court RoadLondonW1T 2EZUnited Kingdom