Eric Berg Scientologist and What He Says About Scientology

The topic of Scientology has been a hotly debated subject of late. Some people do not want to talk about Scientology, others like debating about Scientology, and still others will argue for or against Scientology. Regardless of whether you like it or not, Scientology in some form will likely never go away while man exists on this planet.

Yet again, I am talking about Scientology today. I am not going to present arguments for or against Scientology, I am certainly going to try to determine exactly what Scientology is. You absolutely must do this. It is critical because there is so much disinformation on the Internet about what accurately represents both the principles of Scientology and any aspects of its actions.

Therefore, I was able to sit down with Dr. Eric Berg, a person who knows something about Scientology, so to do it politely and in an informed manner. You can call him an informed Scientologist, a practitioner of Scientology, or a believer in Scientology. The important aspect is that he is a former chiropractor, a health expert, and a person whose dietary advice has aided many thousands of people around the world. 

Check out his YouTube channel and refer to it for some little guidance. Now let us summarize her most significant thoughts from my interview in the meantime.

I asked Dr. Eric Berg, essentially, "What is Scientology? and Is Dr.Eric Berg a Scientologist or not?

As he claimed Indeed, Dr. Eric Berg follows Scientology. In response, Dr. Eric Berg said, "L. Ron Hubbard developed the scientific belief system known as Scientology. It is predicated on the idea that all living individuals are immortal spiritual creatures known as Thetans, who possess the innate ability to become gods. The strongest entities in the universe are called thetans. 

Also, the head has forgotten their ability to act as gods for many reasons. Fallen to the state where virtually all heads have lost some knowledge of their awareness that they are a Thetan, that they have past lives, that they are a Thetan and can do things.

So now, the head is stuck in their bodies, stuck on this planet, stuck in the physical universe on this prison planet. Also, it is said that a head can only be restored to its native state."

Everybody has one primary head doing that. 

You find out later in Scientology that you have tens of thousands, or more, or perhaps hundreds of thousands of sick, unconscious, half-dead headed causing you more trouble; however, only one headed per body at the lower or non-private level."

"So in its most essential level, every explanation I provided is what you would receive. All of us are headed: you, me, and everybody else."

That is a very good approximation of what Scientology is. I don't think the Official Church of Scientology could have explained any more plainly and simply. 

According to Dr. Eric Berg, I understand Scientology as the act of overcoming limits about an omnipotent, eternal being whose manifestation and projection are inherently limited in their existence on this planet.

This is an interesting idea. This idea that humans can be great in many ways exists in virtually every religion. It is a very powerful thought that we are almost capable of anything. This idea is examined by many religions, ideologies, self-help books, and counsel books. 

It seems to me then that a theological philosophy of Scientology suggests that humans are limited and there is a process in place to get around those limits. 

Resources Related to Dr. Eric Berg's Scientology

https://www.drberg.com/dr-eric-berg/bio?
https://dr-eric-berg-scientologist.yolasite.com/