Saturday, December 31, 2022

Information Security & Privacy Training by Nicole Wright

I like "gold stars". I passed my exams and am current on tax law for 2023. Passed my security training as well, and scored HIGHER, than I did with tax law. (I wonder if I'm more into safety, security, prevention, than finance. I think that might be possible.) Yet, everyone works with money, every day, and tax law is tantalizing, folks.If you're one of the few, who went through Tax Planning for your Entity, you know how amazing it feels.

And you also know, how essential, that right Advisor is, and how when you work with Attorney, Advisors, the right accountants, and the right preparers, how you're taken care of, and how they help your organization to flourish.












Linguistics & Map of Human Responses

In Silicon Valley early 2000's, I wanted to take classes & excel in business. Social scenes disinterested me, which I remember some people taking offense to; which had never been my intention.I wanted to build a map of human responses & spent years interviewing, researching; with MD's, establishing realistic models for what they looked like, in the anthropological field. My motive, for me, was grace. I still can fail. My motive for others, was wanting to accurately know the truth, whether they told me or not.

I finished that multi-yr project in 2017, feeling it was good.

Next, I consulted w/an heir about his biz goals, but noticed misunderstandings, which made no sense to me inside the framework. I took a step back & still did not know. Later, he told me, so I got it.

I did end up, discovering that which made me laugh. I had such a desire to excel w/o slowing down, that I'd basically been extracting "deal-breakers" from psychology, linguistics & mgmt training. If I felt certain ways w/others, the "correct" thing, is to slow down, create space, a pause.

Sometimes, it's a NO for me & I'm slightly jealous of men who can successfully say it, vs how it's received when from a women.
The "right" solution, is to say "No", modulate tone, emotion. Everything, including a no, can be simple & still invite a human appreciation.
Instead, the habit I developed, was to go down the "list" of strategies, employing them, until the other said No for me. Phew! What a relief!
Next, I wanted to elicit "no's", w/body movement & facial expressions alone. Dr. Frank Mesme, has a body of work, in this area.

I met an owner recently. Curious, we talked in person & I agreed to go on a date. When I arrived, the framework was different than he'd said, so I left. Spending my time on me, was more important than trying to get to why he lied. It didn't matter, just wasn't a good match.

He didn't realize I was leaving as I knew. But, he did see my patterns, knew what they were, which made me grin from ear to ear & give him a big hug as I said goodbye.

Of the masses I meet, he saw this about me, when few recognize. This, I found valuable.
He saw, as it's in him too. Linguistics, Body Language, Assessing.

Instead of normal "bye", annoyed he hadn't been straight w/me, I used a linguistic method.
He looked at me. Didn't respond. First time with that strategy.
He paused, then uttered 1 word: the technique's name.
I smiled. It was perfect.

I love everybody, but am more driven by work, seeing value & freedom in only answering to myself.

Our subconscious direction & what we feel are strong drivers. If you don't know how to describe your truth, then actions will portray what it is. I keep picking me & my freedom.

That being said, I will buy a home this year. It took me forever to recognize, where I want to be. Inside my home, I'll start to slowly be interested, in building bonds with the local community around me. Enriching, lifelong connections, with beautiful grounded people.

Intuition, Due Diligence, and preventing Failures in Politics

Please always trust your intuition, which is the way you feel inside, regardless of everything "outside". People speaking to each other about what they think and feel, causes influence. Life is more simple, when less is said, and intuition followed. There is also, vast amounts of incredible knowledge, in the physical space of silence, as well as our in our nations government databases. Is it more probable that (a) his con wasn't caught, or (b) that no one spoke up?

I rely on gov records, for my research. I don't know enough about politics - to know why either party, didn't yield dirt, during their background, and due diligence checks. Do you know? Where in the Chain of Evidence, did the failure(s) occur?

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https://www.justice.gov
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https://casetext.com/

HOMICIDE: Scientologist Real Estate Agent by James Gordon, DailyMail

I fail to buy this. I believe it is murder.



https://tinyurl.com/mr44zz96
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11584059/Scientologist-real-estate-agent-reached-OT-8-level-set-fire-shooting-dead.html

Scientologist real estate agent who thought she was battling Lyme disease set fire to herself and shot herself dead after saying she wanted to 'drop the body' - which followers believe allows their 'thetan' to live on

  • Whitney Mills, a 40-year-old real estate agent and deeply involved Scientologist, shot herself on May 12 and later died
  • Mills reached the highest level in Scientology, known as Operating Thetan Level 8 or OT 8, in 2019
  • OT 8 Scientologists believe they have gained control over matter, energy, space, and time and are immune to disease 
  • Clearwater Police Department say Mills was suffering from a number of health issues in 2022, including Lyme disease and depression
  • Mills set herself on fire and shot herself, dying a day and a half later 
  • Clearwater Police found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death

A woman from Florida who took her own life may have committed suicide because she believed codes laid down by the Church of Scientology would let her start afresh in a new body.

Whitney Mills, was a high-ranking member of the Church in Clearwater but shot herself after believing she was facing significant health issues and would be able to 'transfer to a new body.'

According to reporter Tony Ortega, who has been following the story for some time, Mills, 40, had been diagnosed with Lyme disease and also had a mass on one of her ovaries that she refused to have removed.

Those close to her have suggested Mills was actually suffering from depression rather than any specific ailment. 

On the day of her death, her friends requested a welfare check after she stopped answering her phone.

A spokesman for the Church said: 'There is no Scientology belief to encourage anyone to drop their body.'

Whitney Mills, a 40-year-old real estate agent and deeply involved Scientologist, shot herself on May 12 and later died

Whitney Mills, a 40-year-old real estate agent and deeply involved Scientologist, shot herself on May 12 and later died

Mills reached the highest level in Scientology, known as Operating Thetan Level 8 in 2019

Mills reached the highest level in Scientology, known as Operating Thetan Level 8 in 2019

According to the Clearwater Police Department's investigation, Mills shot herself on May 12 and died a day and a half later at Morton Plant hospital. 

When her brother forced his way into her apartment, he found her incapacitated from a self-inflicted gunshot wound and noticed the smell of burning hair, indicating that she had set herself on fire before shooting herself. 

Clearwater Police investigated Mills' death and found there were no suspicious circumstances, but a text message she sent to Albertina Mejias, a fellow high-ranking member of the Church, outlines 'advice' as to what she might do next. 

Referring to what she believed to be the onset of Lyme disease she texted: 'I wish it wasn't in my brain. It's so annoying that I have it so bad, and so bad mentally.' 

'The d of p wants me to come in for an interview', Mills then states.

'D of P' refers to the 'Director of Processing'.

In Scientology, the director of processing is a person responsible for overseeing and administering auditing sessions, which are a central practice in Scientology.

Auditing sessions are a form of counseling in which an auditor asks a series of questions to a person in order to help them identify and address any spiritual or emotional problems they may be experiencing. 

The goal of auditing is to help the preclear 'clear' their mind and achieve a state of spiritual freedom and enlightenment.

Mills then states how she was told by Albertina [Mejias] that 'there's an assist for someone that is really sick and to drop the body. I asked for that assist.'

An assist is a type of spiritual counseling or therapy that is intended to help a person overcome physical or emotional difficulties or injuries. 

It is based on the belief that the human mind and spirit are capable of healing the body, and that the process of healing can be facilitated through spiritual guidance and counseling.

Asked by Clearwater Police if an 'assist' was a Scientology method of healing that was 'not physical' and when a detective also asked if Scientology would assist with a suicide, they were told 'absolutely not.' 

Mills may have believed she could start fresh in a new body - or as the Church explains it, to 'drop' her body.

In Scientology, the term 'drop the body' refers to the process of leaving ones physical body, usually through death. 

When a Scientologist 'drops the body,' it is believed that their spirit, or 'thetan,' will continue to exist and can potentially occupy a new physical body in the future.

A text message sent between members of the Church and Mills suggests how she may have ended her life with the idea of starting fresh in a new body

A text message sent between members of the Church and Mills suggests how she may have ended her life with the idea of starting fresh in a new body

Mills' strange text message explained... 

In Scientology, the term 'drop the body' (or 'drop') refers to the process of leaving your physical body, usually through death. 

When a Scientologist 'drops the body,' it is believed that their spirit, or 'thetan,' will continue to exist and can potentially occupy a new physical body in the future.

According to Scientology teachings, the spirit is separate from the physical body and can exist independently of it.

When a person dies, it is believed that their spirit, or thetan, leaves the body and continues to exist in an incorporeal state. 

In Scientology, it is believed that the process of dying and leaving the body can be a positive experience, as it is viewed as a step towards spiritual advancement and the attainment of higher states of consciousness.

Mills was a certified Operating Thetan Level Eight, or OT 8, a certification she received on the Scientology cruise ship Freewinds in 2019. 

Scientologists believe such level grants them superhuman, God-like abilities, including increased IQ, total recall and immunity from disease. 

Earlier this year, Mills believed she was dealing with a number of health issues including Lyme disease.

She was also suffering from depression and had been receiving care from multiple caregivers. 

According to Scientology beliefs, those who reach the level of OT 8 will gain 'cause over matter, energy, space, and time,' which is interpreted as a range of superhuman abilities.   

These may include heightened intelligence, exceptional memory, excellent eyesight, and the ability to project oneself as a spirit or 'thetan' with full perception.

Additionally, followers of this belief system believe that they will become immune to illness.

This is something that Scientologists may strive for after investing a significant amount of time and money into the practice. 

According to a detective's report, Mills' mother said that she had looked through her daughter's phone and found a series of messages in which she planned to ask the 'Director of Processing' for an 'assist reference suicide.' 

Clearwater Police Department say Mills was suffering from a number of health issues in 2022, including Lyme disease and depression

Clearwater Police Department say Mills was suffering from a number of health issues in 2022, including Lyme disease and depression

Mills set herself on fire and shot herself, dying a day and a half later

Mills set herself on fire and shot herself, dying a day and a half later

Clearwater Police found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death

Clearwater Police found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death

When the Clearwater PD detectives contacted the Church of Scientology to ask about their involvement, they were told that an 'assist' is a Scientology method of healing that is 'not physical' and that the church would never assist with a suicide. 

According to one expert on Scientology, a Director of Processing would have advised Mills to use techniques such as 'locationals' and 'PAB 6' to overcome her depression rather than seeking help from mental health professionals, as Scientology is known to demonize the mental health field and view psychiatry as evil.

A PAB 6 would have seen her 'getting proper food and sleep, daily walks, listing out all of your incomplete situations and then methodically completing them.' 

Clearwater Police Department's investigation also found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death. 

However, the disturbing details of her death and involvement in Scientology have raised questions about the impact of the organization on its members. 

If you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, call the 24hr National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255; contact the Crisis Text Line by texting TALK to 741741; or chat with someone online at suicidepreventionlifeline.org

Clearwater Police Department's investigation found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death

Clearwater Police Department's investigation found no evidence of foul play or involvement by Scientology in Mills' death 

The disturbing details of Mills' death and her involvement in Scientology have raised questions about the impact of the organization on its members

The disturbing details of Mills' death and her involvement in Scientology have raised questions about the impact of the organization on its members

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