The Landmark Site where L. Ron Hubbard authored Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health stands fully restored today in Bay Head, New Jersey, an hour south of New York City on the Atlantic shore. Explore the birthplace of the book that provided the means to release the full potential of the human mind: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

L. Ron Hubbard’s vision for the future of Scientology included utilizing technological advancements across every media platform to reach “planetary dissemination” of Scientology’s religious technology “at the correct orders of magnitude.” New Era Publications in Copenhagen, Denmark, is today a fulfillment of that vision, dedicated to making Scientology Founder L. Ron Hubbard’s works accessible throughout Europe and the United Kingdom. Learn more about L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of Scientology: lronhubbard.org

“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? Your answer is here: thewaytohappiness.org/theway…

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 with family, friends and colleagues: 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 in the first moral code based wholly on common sense. Find out how you can point the way to a less dangerous and happier life: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/p…

The Way to Happiness offers 21 precepts for life in what has become a cynical and largely faithless age. Each precept marks the edge of a road to better survival and happiness for oneself and one’s fellows. Authored by L. Ron Hubbard, its results may be described as miraculous. Discover it for yourself: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/p…

The first moral code based wholly on common sense, The Way to Happiness provides a universal guide to living applicable to all peoples in all cultures. Learn more about its author, humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/p…

“I will not admit that there is a naturally bad, evil man on Earth.” —L. Ron Hubbard Discover the man who paved the road to restored honor and self-respect: lronhubbard.org/ron-series/p…

Located in the English countryside, Saint Hill serves Scientologists worldwide as the movement’s iconic spiritual center. Take a look at the place where L. Ron Hubbard lived and made many of his important discoveries: scientology.tv/series/inside…

L. Ron Hubbard acquired Saint Hill Manor and some 60 surrounding acres. It served as his home and worldwide headquarters for the Scientology religion—between which years? Your answer is here: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

Saint Hill’s Monkey Room draws its name from the immense mural by Sir Winston Churchill’s nephew, John Spencer. After researching various species of monkeys at the London Zoo, he rendered the mural over two months, depicting more than 140 monkeys of 20 species at leisure and play.

“Standing out on a lawn near a 250-year-old towering cedar tree or walking through a pleasure garden, it’s so calm you could pack boxes of serenity out of it. Saint Hill is an exciting place, its terraces banked with flowers, its days crammed with new things.” —L. Ron Hubbard

While internationally renowned as the home of L. Ron Hubbard, Founder of Dianetics and Scientology, Saint Hill Manor is also among the most historically significant estates in Sussex. Discover more: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

John Crawfurd of Ardmillan, Scotland, built a family home on the site of the present Saint Hill Manor, completing construction in 1733. Today, a water color of that house resides in the British Museum. Learn more about the history of Saint Hill: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

With the continued growth of Scientology through the latter 1950s and the consequent need for a truly international training and administrative center, L. Ron Hubbard purchased the southern English country estate of Saint Hill. Discover more: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

In late 1956, 35/37 Fitzroy Street was acquired by the Hubbard Association of Scientologists International and served as L. Ron Hubbard’s London office and headquarters for Scientology organizations of the time. Explore the fully renovated and restored five-story London office of the Founder of Scientology: lronhubbard.org/landmark-sit…

“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/p…

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-…

While advocating no particular political system beyond a system for and by the people, L. Ron Hubbard nonetheless had much to say on the governing of nations. Learn more about the freedom fighter and humanitarian here: lronhubbard.org

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