Have you made the correct decisions in your life? “Ethics are reason,” L. Ron Hubbard wrote, “Man’s greatest weapon is his reason.” In this defining book on a subject that has puzzled philosophers for centuries, Mr. Hubbard gives practical guidelines to making ethical decisions in life—decisions that not only affect your personal survival but also the survival of your family, friends and the planet on which we live. With the exact formulas and material in this book, you can improve any area of life, no matter how hopeless it may seem—get your copy and achieve an increasing level of personal integrity and success.

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History of the Book: Introduction to Scientology Ethics was first published at Saint Hill, East Grinstead, Sussex, England, in July 1968 and introduced the principles, formulas and application of Scientology ethics technology. In the years following the book’s first publication, Mr. Hubbard made numerous new discoveries in the field of ethics technology.

In 1989, a new edition of Introduction to Scientology Ethics was released, updated with these breakthroughs and enhanced with graphs, charts, a copy of Mr. Hubbard’s renowned Organizing Board and a comprehensive glossary.

Subjects Covered: Introduction to Scientology Ethics contains the fundamentals of Scientology ethics and justice systems, with chapters devoted to the basics of ethics, the nature of man and the importance of applying the principles of ethics 100% standardly. In modern society, man has confusions between ethics, justice and morals. As these confusions inhibit a person’s ability to standardly apply ethics technology, the differences between these are fully defined in the second chapter of the book. The book also covers how to read statistics so a person can measure his production and apply the correct set of steps to increase his productivity. It lays out exact steps so a person can improve his/her condition, no matter where he began, and arrive in a condition of Power.

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A chapter is devoted to describing the two types of people encountered in life—those who are working toward helping man (the social personality) and those who are seeking to destroy him (the antisocial personality, or suppressive). The characteristics of both types of people and how to recognize each are listed in this chapter.

The chapter “Why Ethics?” explains the extent to which ethics are applied and why ethics and justice are not continued past the point where the person has become ethical. The last chapter of the book entitled “Responsibilities of Leaders” lays out how to apply the formula for the condition of Power to groups, once one arrives in such a state. The story of Simon Bolivar and Manuela Saenz illustrates the penalties paid by those who do not know and apply the formula for Power.

“The breakthrough in Scientology is that we do have the basic technology of ethics. For the first time man can learn how to put his own ethics in and climb back up the chute.

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“This is a brand-new discovery; before Scientology it had never before seen the light of day, anywhere. It marks a turning point in the history of philosophy.”—L. Ron Hubbard, from Introduction to Scientology Ethics

FEATURES: Hardcover 344 pages. Extension Course available. Published in English, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Swedish.