THOUSANDS of Scientologists are expected to descend on Florida this week for the grand opening of the religion's new "spiritual headquarters." The seven-storey Flag Building cost $100 million, stretches over 377,000 square feet and took 15 years to construct. Oh, and it's got a special space for "super power" training on the fifth floor, The Daily Mail reports. This is the first time Scientologists will have a designated area for their Super Power program, which was developed by the religion's founder L Ron Hubbard and described as one of his greatest discoveries. "Super Power is a series of spiritual counselling processes designed to give a person back his own viewpoint, increase his perception, exercise his power of choice, and greatly enhance other spiritual abilities," church spokesman Ben Shaw said. L Ron Hubbard, founder of the religious organisation known as Scientology. Mr Hubbard believed this program was the key to solving the world's problems. With it we literally revive the dead," Hubbard said. He described the course as "a superfantastic, but confidential series of rundowns that can be done on anyone whether Dianetic clear or not that puts the person into fantastic shape, unleashing the super power of a thetan." The therapy requires members to be spun on an anti-gravity simulator while blindfolded to improve their "perceptics" - Hubbard believed humans have 57 senses which include sight, smell, taste, blood circulation, and "awareness of awareness." The new Flag Building has some other nifty features as well. It houses a circular running track, used for "Cause Resurgence Rundown," a process that involves running until you have a moment of enlightenment called "cognition." Visitors will be able to learn about Scientology in a special area on the ground floor. There are also 300 small "auditing" rooms, where followers of the religion can be counselled for up to $1000 a session. Scientology defectors claim the building's slow construction was due to church leaders using the project as "a fundraising cash cow," the Mail reports. The Flag Building was estimated to cost $100 million, but the church raised $145 million for the project.