My first introduction to Scientology was through a co-worker, We were talking during a break at work, two others were also present for this discussion. About the third time he mentioned "his" church, I asked what church he belonged to. The Church of Scientology he replied. After several conversations with him and a several month break from working with him I saw him again. This was only two days after my father passed away. My meaning to life was quite muddled. My friend brought in and gave me a copy of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health. I read the book. As claimed by the advertisements and the books contents, my life would never be the same again. My life was changed for the better and has gotten progressively better each time I apply my newfound knowledge of the workings of the human mind.

     One year later I started to feel muddled again. I knew from my new knowledge of the workings of the human mind that I've procrastinated on progressively and aggressively applying this knowledge and using the clearly laid out formula.

     Well, this procrastination phase only took me one year, thanks in no small part to Dianetics. I finally entered a Scientology Center and my journey, my adventure has begun. My goals are clearly obtainable. Thank-you L. Ron Hubbard, thank-you my friend John, and thank you to all of those who have become Scientologists before me. I'm forever grateful. I mean that literally with all my heart and soul! Walking into the Scientology Center in Chicago may always remain my greatest success.