Volunteer Ministers and the Help They Provide

I was so happy to read the good news of how the new Scientology Volunteer Ministers web site is expanding the movement.

I follow the news of the VMs on the Scientology Press Office. I always look forward to the next installment. Sure I'm proud to be a Scientologist and a Volunteer Minister myself, but more important, and the reason I became a VM (and a Scientologist) -- when he see how much L. Ron Hubbard's technology helps people, you naturally want to share it. That's one of the best things about Scientology -- sure it makes you feel better. Sure it even makes you live a better (spelled "more ethical") life. But where I really think it's special is the way it helps you help others.

Haven't you ever been in a position where you knew a friend or your boyfriend or girlfriend or sister or neighbor needed help, and you tried to help them but it didn't help them at all? I sure have.

And when I got into Scientology and realized that I now really knew how to help people, and I tried it and it worked -- you couldn't scrape me off the cieling for days!

And it's just like David Miscavige said in "This is Scientology" -- "it's all with no desire or wish for anything in return — other than the satisfaction of an indiscriminate act of kindness and compassion."