دانلود کتاب Beyond Belief 2013

In Beyond Belief, Jenna Miscavige Hill recounts her upbringing as a third‑generation Scientologist and member of the Sea Org, where from early childhood she was immersed in rigorous labor, strict routines, and emotional control—often separated from her parents and subjected to heavy indoctrination. As she grows older, she witnesses the church’s harsh policies—forced disconnections, surveillance, fundraising pressure—and becomes increasingly disillusioned by its prioritization of profit and control over genuine spiritual or humanitarian support.

Eventually, Hill makes the brave decision to leave Scientology, facing the painful aftermath of family estrangement and the challenge of adapting to the outside world . The memoir follows her emotional journey: rebuilding personal autonomy, reconnecting with loved ones, and becoming an advocate for other escapees. It’s both a powerful personal narrative and a searing exposé of the inner workings of one of modern religion’s most secretive institutions¹.