Did Jennifer Lopez bring the teachings of Scientology to her stint as mentor on American Idol?  Rush&Molloy seem to think so.On Wednesday’s “American Idol,” Ryan Seacrest asked the singer what she thought of the judges’ critiques of the contestants.  Lopez said that, in contrast to the stinging put-downs of Simon Cowell, she believed that “concentrating on

 

Did Jennifer Lopez bring the teachings of Scientology to her stint as mentor on American Idol?  Rush&Molloy seem to think so.

On Wednesday’s “American Idol,” Ryan Seacrest asked the singer what she thought of the judges’ critiques of the contestants.  Lopez said that, in contrast to the stinging put-downs of Simon Cowell, she believed that “concentrating on the rightness brings more rightness.”

This terminology comes straight from Scientology-speak:

Former OT III-level church member Margery Wakefield writes in “The Language of Scientology” that “rightness” was one of his buzzwords. Among Hubbard’s manifestoes: “Rightness and Wrongness” and “Recognition of Rightness of the Being.”

Hopefully  her ‘rightness’ will help her through the fact her heavily promoted Spanish album has bombed - coming in at #45 this week on the Billboard Top 200 Album Chart - only selling 78,149 units in 2 weeks. 

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