Buttler's Spiritologie Tragicomedy

NB: The renunciation of the basic axiom of Spiritologie by Andreas Buttler also had a tragicomical aspect which was pointed out later in a blog article under the title Buttler's Paradox.

The basic axiom (core statement) of Spiritologie was:

"Everything - and I mean really just that, namely everything - what you perceive and experience is exactly what you, in and of himself, by your own Causal thinking created; precisely ... now!

 In the chapter on "God defined" Buttler wrote:

"... tracing back innumerable situations, circumstances, conditions, “coincidences”, difficulties or “strokes of fate” to before their first appearance, even to a point before the causation! Every examination established that in the beginning there was the thought! Before these causal thoughts difficulties or situations of this type did not exist! Only after the causal thought did they appear in the existence of people. I really looked very hard for any exceptions, since I wanted to be quite certain about this point of whether any different factors could have been the cause of things, before I went public with this statement. This looked for exception was not found in a single case! In the beginning there was always the thought, the concept or the idea about what is, will be or could be!”

In his retraction Buttler said:

"...in the last two years I experienced different things, which contradicted the foundations as shown in the above statements; which meant that I did after all find exceptions to these basic statements."

"If somebody applied the techniques of Spiritologie for the full one hundred percent according to the doctrine it was me of course and yet in my life circumstances occurred (relating to health and also other areas of life) which could not and “should” not have occurred..."

"I was also  absolutely sure to not have put up considerations or thought patterns that could have made these circumstances arise."

Buttler forgot to take into account that he had been concerned and thinking about damage to his body a few years earlier in February 2009. At that time he publicly ordered Spiritologists to be checked for "...things they might have done or not done that could have resulted in the destruction of Andreas Buttler's body?".

This again would prove that he had been right after all, in saying “Every examination established that in the beginning there was the thought!”.

Spiritologists friends pointed this out to him, to no avail. He said:

"It should be clear that I, as author of the book and the rundowns of course know all these possibilities and had taken all these possible causes into account." (Buttler was of course the author of the book Spiritologie, but it was all based on the work of L. Ron Hubbard and the same goes for the Spiritologie rundowns.)

His friends – Claudia Moser and Caspar de Rijk - didn’t buy his ‘100% perfect’ application, in particular after he told them he had set up for session, got a Fall (charge reading) on: “I don’t believe it anymore” and then left it without taking it up which would have been the standard Spiritologie procedure.