L. Ron Hubbard

“Our intent is not to just salvage a few students,” L. Ron Hubbard declared. “Our intent is to reverse this whole decay.” Discover the humanitarian himself: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

“The Scientology movement is not pushed by one man, it is pushed by millions. If you champion the dignity and Freedom of Mankind, you are a Scientologist at heart if not by name.” —L. Ron Hubbard Discover what he meant here: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

How can one possibly convey the impact of a life that so deeply touched so many other lives? Today we simply say: Happy birthday, Ron!

L. Ron Hubbard’s “The True Story of Scientology” is a revealing essay about the philosophy that launched a worldwide movement and the motives of the powerful forces that profit from distorting the truth: scientology.tv/series/l-ron-h…

L. Ron Hubbard’s time amongst the extremes of exquisite splendor and grinding poverty that was colonial Asia shaped the perspective from which he examined a deeply troubled world and offered genuine answers. Learn more about the humanitarian here: lronhubbard.org/?utm_source=X&…

Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard viewed the church as a traditional force of freedom and decency. Hence, the original Freedom magazine of 1969, reintroducing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Discover more: lronhubbard.org/?utm_source=X&…

“The nation is fortunate indeed that it has men with the genius to recognize approaching doom and the courage to speak out.” —L. Ron Hubbard Discover the freedom fighter himself: lronhubbard.org/books/ron-seri…

“Adventure is my guidon,” declared L. Ron Hubbard, who decided on an expedition into the Caribbean in 1932. He was soon reporting from deep within the Puerto Rican hinterland. Explore the explorer’s life: #event-intro" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

“Did a mineral survey in the island of Puerto Rico, looking over all old Spanish diggings and looking over any gold that they might have left behind. Found quite a bit, but none of it mineable. Came home and up here at Beallsville ran into a gold mine.” —L. Ron Hubbard

The stated aim of the West Indies Mineralogical Expedition was the survey and mining of precious deposits, or as Ron himself described it, “picking fabulous float from rivers which glittered with gold and silver.” And these are the very sluicing pans he did it with.

Upon completion of the Caribbean Motion Picture Expedition, L. Ron Hubbard embarked on the West Indies Mineralogical Expedition and so completed the first mineralogical survey of Puerto Rico under American protectorship. Explore more here: #event-slide8" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

As a barnstorming aviator through the 1930s who broke all local records for sustained glider flight, L. Ron Hubbard was known by what nickname? Your answer is here: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

Before the age of 30, L. Ron Hubbard was admitted to the famed Explorers Club. This bracelet signified his membership in that league of adventurous gentlemen. Discover more about the leader of expeditions here: #event-intro" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

“Probably the strangest place an explorer can go,” L. Ron Hubbard declared in 1949, “is inside.” He was, of course, alluding to the human mind, or what he otherwise described as that Terra Incognita “half an inch back of our foreheads.” Learn more here: lronhubbard.org/?utm_source=X&…

A member of the prestigious Explorers Club, L. Ron Hubbard’s final expedition involved the human mind. His first formal explanation of Terra Incognita most appropriately appeared in The Explorers Journal. Discover more here: lronhubbard.org/?utm_source=X&…

America’s 385th licensed glider pilot, L. Ron Hubbard called a first fateful meeting of the George Washington University Glider Club in 1931. Explore the life of the explorer himself, here: #event-intro" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

While at George Washington University in 1930, L. Ron Hubbard earns national renown as a free-flight daredevil and Midwest barnstormer. Discover more about the adventurer and explorer here: #event-intro" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…

“Sometimes others seek to crush one down, to make nothing out of one’s hopes and dreams, one’s future and oneself,” L. Ron Hubbard wrote. What is the real handling of such a situation and such people—the long-range handling that seldom fails? thewaytohappiness.org/thewaytohappin…

The Way to Happiness has inspired a worldwide movement. Discover the acclaimed common sense guide to better living, authored by L. Ron Hubbard, that people all over the world use in their daily lives to achieve more lasting and fulfilling relationships: scientology.tv/documentaries/…

“While no one can guarantee that anyone else can be happy, their chances of survival and happiness can be improved. And with theirs, yours will be,” L. Ron Hubbard wrote. Find out how you can point the way to a less dangerous and happier life: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/pro…