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Dianetics 55! by L. Ron Hubbard · Booklabria

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Dianetics 55!

Dianetics

Dianetics 55!

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First published: 1955
Editions: 7 in 2 languages

Synopsis

"Knowledge, Truth, Secrets -- the are the guts and anatomy of life. They must not then be owned. They must not then be hidden or bent. They must be permitted to stand out in the bold sunlight for all to see. For only when they are to be seen are they safe things to have, to hold, to know. This is the Second Book of Dianetics. It could mean a new Earth. It could mean a new Freedom. But whatever it means, it cannot mean nothing in the sense Man uses that word. For you cannot unveil the SECRET and have it ever be quite so secret ever agian."--L. Ron Hubbard.

Subjects: Dianetics

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