Ever since she left Scientology, Leah Remini has been brutally honest about the scary things she witnessed during the many years she was a member. With her new series, Scientology and the Aftermath premiering on Tuesday, Leah opened up even more about her time with the church during a Reddit Ask Me Anything. Redditors asked, Leah answered, and we learned a whole lot. Here are the seven most bizarre things we took away from Leah's AMA.

There is no end to scientology

In response to a question about what Scientology's most shocking secret is, Leah revealed that there isn't a top level in the religion as leaders claim there is. It's all just a ploy to get more money, she wrote.

"When you reach the top of The Bridge (OTP 8) you will be told that God is a lie for LRH (L. Ron Hubbard, Scientology's founder), and there are more levels ahead that will cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars. There is no end to Scientology."

The bridge is basically the scale the church uses to measure how close you are to being on a "higher plateau". What Leah is saying is there s no higher plateau, you'll just keep paying and keep reaching for something unobtainable.

Going clear is accurate

Leah addressed a question on the HBO documentary Going Clear, calling it extremely accurate. That means every time your mind was blown and you were sure what they were saying couldn't be true — it was all real. She also said the documentary cleared the way for her and others to speak out against Scientology, something that she said in a different answer can be very scary.

"I thought it was very accurate. I was shocked how accurate it was for not coming from Scientologists," she wrote. "I wanted to see more stories about how it affected children. The systematic recruitment of members' children. I wish it would have told the story of how Scientologists give their children to the 'Church.' It protects the life source that is continually bolstering the religion. But, I think they did an amazing job and they cleared the path for people like me to speak about it. HBO was very brave in taking it on. As is A&E, as it will be the first network is do a full series about it."

Scientologist organizers make it very difficult to leave, even if you want to

Leah revealed that Scientology basically brain washes you to keep you in the religion. Part of the doctrine, she wrote, is that any information that doesn't come from a Scientologist source — like outside books, magazines, newspaper and the internet — is forbidden. The church teaches members that any outside sources are lies designed to destroy Scientology by people who don't want others to be happy.

"Very early on in the brainwashing process, L. Ron Hubbard's 'technology' teaches you that outside sources (i.e. the news, the internet, books, magazines) are ALL LIES and hellbent on destroying something decent like Scientology. The AMA, and APA, and all 'governments' do not give scientology its due because they have a vested interest in not healing people and not helping people. And Scientology is in the business of making people better. So Scientologists are taught that their safest bet is to get their info from the only true decent people... and those are Scientologists. And if they look on the internet, if they read TIME, they will be met with punishment at their expense. And, as a Scientologist, you have to confess that you've read outside materials, and that will be met with punishment at your expense."