Scientology Definitions

Important Note:

As L. Ron Hubbard developed the subject of Scientology, he observed his students sometimes had trouble fully understanding his teachings. This led him to develop Study Technology so anyone could learn and apply his teachings. We don’t want learning barriers to prevent you from getting the most out of L. Ron Hubbard’s writings and lectures. You can click on THIS LINK for a few study pointers to help you out.

Throughout the site, you can click on the gold-colored terms to see their definitions.

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  • Term
    Definition
  • Scientology 1. A religious philosophy founded and developed by L. Ron Hubbard. Hubbard, through extensive lectures and writings, laid out exact procedures for increasing intelligence and ability, and for gaining... Read More
  • Service Facsimiles 1. "Facsimiles" refers to mental image pictures. And "service" refers to these particular mental image pictures being of service to the person. A service facsimile serves a person by giving them... Read More
  • Session 1. The time period during which an auditor counsels another person (preclear). During this time, the auditor strictly follows the Auditor's Code as well as the steps of Model Session. The goal of any session... Read More
  • Social Tone 1. Refers to the more pleasant tone people present to the world. From a young age, most of us are taught to be friendly and polite towards others. Good manners go a long way towards helping us get along... Read More
  • Student 1. Someone taking a course in the Academy or Div 6 Course Room. Some classes can also be done by mail/email. The Div 6 Course Room teaches beginning courses so a person can get an idea of what Scientology... Read More