Directory of Practitioners Resources

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This category is for individuals who offer a service that may be similar to, and/or derivative in some fashion from, techniques developed by L. Ron Hubbard for use in Scientology.

Resources in This Category

• Dynamism

  http://www.dynamism.org/
  Enid Vien is the founder of Dynamism. The unique techniques of Dynamism focus on personal sovereignty and abundance.

• Health, Wealth and Happiness

  http://www.relfe.com/
  Stephanie Relfe, a Wholistic Kinesiologist, offers a variety of subjects, products and tips.

• Idenics

  http://idenics.com/
  A methodology that assists people to resolve the "unwanted conditions" in their lives and improve their overall existence. It is not a rehash of some earlier methodology.

• Ken Ogger

  http://www.freezoneearth.org/pilot/index.htm
  The Pilot's Home Page. Ken has been a leading voice in the FreeZone for more than a decade. He is a reformer, researcher and prolific writer.

• The Deep Tranceforming Shaman

  http://www.tranceform.org/
  Alchemical Shamanism is a potent form of Holographic Healing incorporating Soul Retrieval, Implant Clearing, Ericksonian Hypnotherapy, and power of the Orishas, rapidly opening your personal power.

• Transcendental Clearing

  http://www.lightlink.com/xine/tc.html
  Christine's Transcendental Clearing, or Clearing Enhancement, is a general term for a number of very different philosophies and practices that focus on recovering and enhancing the abilities of an individual.

• Transformational Processing

  http://process.worldtrans.org/
  Allen Funch created Transformational Processing as a system of tools that one can use to help other people with. Particularly it contains methods of inviting another person to change his or her personal reality in a more optimum direction.

 

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