Games by L. Ron Hubbard

In this Classic Lecture, Ron lays out a new viewpoint of life — as a game.

Here is the definition of a game, the rules, the strategies and the moves you have to know. Here, too, are descriptions of the sorts of people you should play games with, and why the opponents of any game need to be of comparable magnitude.

What happens if a person is forced to participate in a game he doesn’t want to play—or is taken out of a game he’s committed to?

What occurs in a team when others don’t understand they have team members? Where does Tone Level figure in all of this, and what do failures and successes have to do with the ability to play the game of life in present time?

“Any game is better than no game,” Ron tells us. But knowing the rules of the game of life means playing it better, enjoying it more, and winning.

Order: “Games”

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