Unique to the Scientology religion—and revolutionary in the field of spiritual development—is the use by auditors of the electropsychometer, or E-Meter, a religious artifact. In Dianetics and Scientology, auditors use the E-Meter to help isolate areas of spiritual travail or upset that exist below a person’s current awareness. Once brought to light, such trouble areas can then be examined by the individual without the subjective influences that attend spiritual counseling practices of other religions.
Mr. Hubbard developed the E-Meter based on the knowledge that the mind contains mental image pictures, actual recordings of past experiences. These pictures contain energy and mass. When a person views one of these mental image pictures or thinks a thought, the E-Meter registers with precision the changes which occur in this mental mass and energy. The E-Meter does not diagnose or cure anything; it simply measures the state or change of state of an individual and serves as a guide as to what should be addressed in an auditing session.
The E-Meter does not diagnose or cure anything; it simply measures the state or change of state of an individual.
For more information on the E-Meter and how it works, go to: Scientology.org/Emeter
The Bridge to Total Freedom
The broad path a Scientologist follows to spiritual enlightenment is known as the Bridge.
Auditing
The primary means by which the basic truths of Scientology are applied to the rehabilitation of the human spirit is called auditing.
Training
Another fundamental practice of the Scientology religion is training—the study of the Scientology Scripture.
The E-Meter®
Unique to the Scientology religion—and revolutionary in the field of spiritual development—is the use by auditors of the electropsychometer, or E-Meter.
Scientology Organization and Hierarchy
The Scientology religion is based exclusively upon L. Ron Hubbard’s research, writings and recorded lectures—all of which constitute the Scripture of the religion.
