The Scientology Handbook
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The Scientology Handbook, published in December 1994, is an 871-page volume explaining assorted Scientology precepts.
[edit] Editions
The Handbook was originally published as a deluxe hardcover edition. This edition featured teal faux-leather covers, textured Moiré pattern endpapers, gilt-edged pages, and a tassel. This edition is no longer available.
Currently in print and available from the Church is an oversized softcover edition, depicting the planet Earth in pieces, with hands putting the pieces back together again.
An online edition is offered free from the Church, reproducing almost the entirety of the book. [1]
[edit] "From the Scientology Handbook" Series
Simultaneously published were 19 separate stand-alone books consisting of chapters from the Handbook, each of them with "From the Scientology Handbook" (FTSH) as a subtitle:
- Assists for Illnesses and Injuries
- The Technology of Study
- Answers to Drugs
- Children
- Communication
- The Emotional Tone Scale
- The Components of Understanding
- Marriage
- Basics of Organizing
- Tools for the Workplace
- Ethics and Conditions
- Fundamentals of Public Relations
- Integrity and Honesty
- Targets and Goals
- How to resolve Conflicts
- The Dynamics of Existence
- Investigations
- The Cause of Suppression
- Solutions for a Dangerous Environment
[edit] External links
- The Scientology Handbook online version
- Scientology.org: The Scientology Handbook hardcover edition
- FTSH self-help books self-help booklets
