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United States Austin, Texas

Austin, Texas Hot

October 15, 2012

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Church of Scientology of Austin: This is a CoS service organization supposed to deliver training and processing from the bottom of the Bridge up through Clear on the processing side of the Bridge, and also deliver all Scientology training from Introductory courses and seminars up through Class V Graduate Auditor.

Location:

2200 Guadalupe ST.
Austin, TX 78705
United States

Hours:

Open Every Day
Mon-Fri 9:00am - 10:00pm
Sat-Sun 9:00am - 6:00pm
Phone: (512) 474-6631

User reviews

Average user rating from: 1 user(s)

Overall rating		2.5
Friendly		4.0 (1)
Inviting		1.0 (1)
Service		2.0 (1)
Ethical		3.0 (1)

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I like the people. I just wish that they could open there eyes and ears and realize that they can be more effective in helping themselves, their friends and family with the Scientology philosophy without the involvement with the CoS management breathing over their shoulders. And most of all realize that there's a clever mechanism held in place that will encourage one to stay it the church involvement. After becoming an independent I feel more calm and confident about my beliefs. I have a better understanding because I now have knowledge of the whole truth. I opened my eyes and got the good and the bad about D & S and the real history of LRH which is now the whole raw truth. I was lied to by the church and the true history was covered up. What the international management is doing needs to be stopped. people need to have their freedom and rights to practice and help without the intervention of fund raising and pricing the services out of reach.

Overall rating		2.5
Friendly		4.0
Inviting		1.0
Service		2.0
Ethical		3.0

Reviewed by diamondfire08 July 05, 2015
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Great location. Friendly staff.

Where I stand on key issues

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Independent Scientologist

The leader of the Church of Scientology, David Miscavige, is a...

Suppressive person (sociopath)

Pros and Cons (optional)

Pros

It has a great location write next to the Austin UT campus. Lots of walk-by traffic most of the day. I like the staff there. They're very Texas friendly and they had helped me with personal issues when I needed to get settled in town. With the very little money that I had I tried to keep myself active with Scientology so I stuck with what I could afford. They are nice people. The ideal org plans look nice. I've had a great spiritual awakening and uplift from the auditing years ago (free introductory counselling at Flag in the 90's) and the benefits from the courses that I've taken over the years.

Cons

The org is quiet most of the time. Sometimes there's a receptionist. Sometimes there's not. Sometimes the phone will get answered. Sometimes not. If you walk in you might have to look around and find someone to help you. The building is holding together but they're on the list to get it Ideal. Just need enough funds I guess. It seems busy with both public and staff when there are fund raising events on the weekends but not during the weekdays for course and service times. I see the same faces but no new faces. Where are the new people? It seems that the staff are busy with their personal lives more than they can take care of their org. I started doubting my involvement after seeing that there are more fund raising events and services priced out of reach (for my low annual income). There are Sea Org members there to see it through that their public are coming to the ideal org fund raiser events. The fund raisers are dedicated and enthusiastic about trying to get it Ideal Org. They're putting everything they got into it. Personally I feel saddened that they're doing this. All these great people, professionals and business owners who can easily run their own Scientology practices as independent Texas friendly Scientologists with the fraction of the costs that they put forth to get that building Ideal. It hurts. I ask myself, "What has happened to the international management?". Something has changed over the years.