Posted on 04/01/2006 8:55:07 AM PST by Central Scrutiniser
03.31.06 Scientology’s top ten tips for having kids?
Posted in Scientology at 8:12 pm by Rick Ross | Link
Maybe in Los Angeles and perhaps this week, the blessed event will occur.
Hallelujah!
TomKat 'silent birth' coming
TomKat 'silent birth' coming Katie Holmes, the apparent Scientology version of the “Virgin Mary,” will give birth.
“Silent birth” that is.
This Scientology practice requires Ms. Holmes to shut up and squeeze without any painkillers.
She may listen to some “mellow music” coming from an MP3 player given to her as a gift from her sweetie Tom Cruise reports China Daily.
The following could be considered Scientology’s founder L. Ron Hubbard’s top ten tips on “silent birth” and having kids, or for Scientologists probably more like Hubbard’s “Ten Commandments,” based upon a report filed by The Guardian.
1. You must stay silent because this avoids those pesky “engrams,’ impressions formed in the brain because of “physical pain or painful” experiences.
Katie might wonder, “Doesn’t my pain matter, won’t that make some “engrams”?
Answer: “Shut up and push, hubby will likely get you a discount to clear them, but make sure that’s in the prenup.”
2. “A woman who is pregnant should be given every consideration by a society which has any feeling for its future generations.”
Except for an epidural.
3. “Maintain silence in the presence of birth to save both the sanity of the mother and the child. And the maintaining of silence does not mean a volley of sh’s.”
How about little cussing?
Can Katie curse and offer “a volley” of “sh-t that hurts”?
4. “Women, you have a right and a reason to demand good treatment.”
Except for an epidural.
5. “The womb is wet, uncomfortable and unprotected.”
Who gave Hubbard that inside information?
7. ”Calm and harmonious atmosphere” for the child.
Ok that means Scientology’s “Top Gun” should try to make his third marriage last, without another divorce.
8. “Say nothing around a sick child or an injured child. Smile, appear calm, but say nothing.”
No problem for a long time professional actor, though for first time mom Katie Holmes it could be difficult.
However, with all that Scientology training she has seemingly perfected some kind of Hubbard smile.
9. “If she [the child] falls, she should be helped - but silently.”
Does that mean Katie, which child, this could get confusing for Mr. Cruise?
10. “No drooling sympathy.”
No problem for a middle-aged actor, the drooling will start later, and a young wife can help clean it up.
By the way Hubbard offered a few prophetic tips on prenatal care too. And here are a few gems of his wisdom.
Did you know that when a child bounces on a pregnant woman’s lap, her unborn child gets an engram?
Watch out Tom that may include childish couch jumping.
South Park creators could indirectly cause 'engrams'
South Park creators could indirectly cause 'engrams' And “anyone who is emotional around a pregnant woman is communicating that emotion straight to the child.”
Perhaps Scientology’s “Top Gun” should have eased up on Today Show host Matt Lauer, stopped threatening nasty lawsuits and avoided any conflict with South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker.
If the husband uses language during sex, “every word is going to be engramic.”
Maybe that’s no problem for someone supposedly “trapped in the closet“?
I'm telling ya! Ron H. had some sperm saved and Katie Holmes was implanted with it. That's why Tom is so happy. You heard it here first! If that baby has red hair you know I"m right.
Is Tom Cruise now as weird as Michael Jackson?
LOL!!
Oh yeah, absolutely certifiable!
So, if she yells, the kid's screwed up for life?
I gave birth to five and FR wouldn't allow me to say what I think of this ridiculous childbirth plan.
"This is what the Super Adventure Club actually believes."
RUN KATIE RUN! RUN HOME TO DAD!
Man you hit the nail on the head! That would explain his manic jubilation. Right out of Rosemary's Baby. Katie Holmes has made a deal with the devil for this, of that I'm sure.
Ya got that right--God help the poor girl and this insane bunch.
Isn't this child abuse? She's supposed to leave the baby in silence for 7 days after the birth isn't she? Someone needs to deprogram them both from this hellish cult
IMHO, 7 days of the silent treatment is not a good start for any kid.
I have a feeling that on this, Mikey's comments in Look Who's Talking are closer to the truth than Ron Hubbard's (ironically enough, if you think about who else starred in that flick):
"Put me back! Please put me back!"
LOL!
Aren't mother and baby seperated for 24 hours or so after the birth?
I agree with whoever suggested she run home to her parents!
Why do babies cry when they're born? They're pissed off that they had to leave those wonderful warm waters. They know as soon as they come out that it won't be long before the only thing they'll think about is how to pay the damned adjustable rate mortgage that snake the broker talked them into.
Clearly, this crap was written by someone who never gave birth. Silent? I think not!
Ever noticed how this girl only uses the left side of her facial muscles in speaking. Very weird. It actually looks like Bell's palsy at times.
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