This "Commodore" of the Sea Organization designed the E-meter and devised a way for followers to "go clear" and become "Operating Thetans".
After nearly dying during a dental procedure, this man wrote the text Excalibur, which claimed the "one command" in life was "to survive". His son, once known as "Nibs", eventually accused this man of practicing black magic. He used a former cattle ferry called the Royal Scotman as the flagship of a group of ships he sailed around the world. The head of the (*) Guardian Office was this man's wife, who was implicated in a scheme to infiltrate U.S. government agencies called Operation Snow White and was named Mary Sue. This "Commodore" of the Sea Organization designed the E-meter and devised a way for followers to "go clear" and become "Operating Thetans". The book Dianetics was written by, for 10 points, what science fiction author and founder of the Church of Scientology?
After nearly dying during a dental procedure, this man wrote the text Excalibur, which claimed the "one command" in life was "to survive".
L. Ron Hubbard [or Lafayette Ronald Hubbard] &lt;Cheyne&gt;