Navigating Belief Systems
Juliette shares her journey with Scientology, emphasizing the importance of personal experience and the complexity of belief systems. She acknowledges the struggles of friends facing serious health issues while discussing how her own engagement with Scientology has been more about self-help than commitment. Both delve into the narratives of those who feel abused, highlighting the need for accountability and the validity of individual experiences.In this clip
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