The mother of two alluded to a reason as to why she got involved in the controversial religion.
“I’ve always been very open-minded, even since I was a child,” she toldPeople.
“I was raised Catholic and Jewish.
I’ve prayed in churches, meditated in temples.
I’ve studied Chinese meridian theory.”
“These courses touched on the observations I was aware of when I was younger.
It was right there in black and white.
It was amazing, and I felt that finally something was speaking my language.
It totally connected with me.”
I work with a bunch of different personalities.
I work very long, intense days with them.
Having these tools makes my job so much easier in dealing with things that will inevitably arise."
It sounds like leaving Scientology was because of the inevitability of life changing.
