The
Technical Bulletins
of
Dianetics and Scientology
by
L. Ron Hubbard
FOUNDER OF DIANETICS AND SCIENTOLOGY
Volume II
1 9 5 4 - 1 9 5 6
_____________________________________________________________________
I will not always be here on guard.
The stars twinkle in the Milky Way And the wind sighs for songs
Across the empty fields of a planet A Galaxy away.
You won't always be here.
But before you go, Whisper this to your sons
And their sons —
"The work was free.
Keep it so. "
L. RON HUBBARD
L. Ron Hubbard
Founder of Dianetics and Scientology
EDITORS' NOTE
"A chronological study of materials is necessary for the complete training of a truly top grade expert in these lines. He can see how the subject progressed and so is able to see which are the highest levels of development. Not the least advantage in this is the defining of words and terms for each, when originally used, was defined, in most cases, with considerable exactitude, and one is not left with any misunderstoods."
—L. Ron Hubbard The first eight volumes of the Technical Bulletins of Dianetics and Scientology contain, exclusively, issues written by L. Ron Hubbard, thus providing a chronological time track of the development of Dianetics and Scientology. Volume IX, The Auditing Series, and Volume X, The Case Supervisor Series, contain Board Technical Bulletins that are part of the series. They are LRH data even though compiled or written by another.
So that the time track of the subject may be studied in its entirety, all HCO Bs have been included, excluding only those upper level materials which will be found on courses to which they apply. If an issue has been revised, replaced, or cancelled, this has been indicated in the upper right-hand corner along with the page number of the issue which should be referred to.
The points at which Ron gave tape recorded lectures have been indicated as they occurred. Where they were given as part of an event or course, information is given on that event or course on the page in the chronological volumes which corresponds to the date. The symbol "**" preceding a tape title means that copies are available from both Publications Organizations. A tape preceded by "*" means that it will soon be available.
No asterisk (*) means that neither Publications Organization nor Flag has a master copy of that lecture. If you have, or know anyone who has, copies of these tapes, please contact the Flag Audio Chief, P.O. Box 23751, Tampa, Florida, 33623, U.S.A. The number in the tape title is a code for the date; example: 5505C07—55 = year, 1955; 05
= month, May; C = copy; 07 = day, 7th; 7 May 1955. The abbreviation tells what group the tape is a part of. For an explanation of the abbreviations see Volume X, page 539.
At the back of this volume is a Subject Index covering only the material in this
volume. Use the index to locate the LRH source material in context, don't just get data
from the index. This index has been combined with indexes from other volumes to
form the Cumulative Index which is in Volume X, starting on page 287.
TECHNICAL BULLETINS 1954-1956
CONTENTS
1 9 5 4
ca. Jan. Future Processing (PAB 17)
4 Jan. 3rd American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (4 Jan.—12 Feb.) 4
15 Jan. Man’s Search for His Soul (JOS 23-G) 6
ca. Jan. Overt Acts (PAB 18) 8
31 Jan. SOP-8-C: The Rehabilitation of the Human Spirit (JOS 24-G) 10
ca. Feb. The Circuit Case (PAB 19) 19
ca. Feb. Two Answers to Correspondents: the Non-Persistence Case
and Ridge Running (PAB 20) 22
15 Feb. 4th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (15 Feb.—29 Mar.) 25
ca. Mar. Report on Certainty Processing (PAB 21 ) 27
10 Mar. Dear Associate 32
ca. Mar. The Road Up (JOS 26-G) 35
2 Apr. Havingness (PAB 23) 38
30 Mar. 5th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (30 Mar.—7 May) 40
10 Apr. Data Sheet—Advanced Course Procedure 41
15 Apr. SOP 8 D 45
ca. Apr. Scientology: A New Science (JOS 28G) 46
16 Apr. Certainty of Exteriorization (PAB 24) 47
21 Apr. Special Group Processing Sessions (21 Apr.) 50
30 Apr. Basic Procedures (PAB 25) 51
3 May Viewpoint Straight Wire 55
5 May Public Lecture Series (5 May—5 June) 56
10 May 6th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (10 May—18 June) 57 5 June Universe Processes Congress Lectures (5 June—8 June) 59
June Group Auditor’s Handbook 60
11 June Answer to a Letter (PAB 28) 61
23 June 7th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (21 June—30 July) 65
15 July Training 67
23 July Group Auditing Sessions 70
Aug. Scientology: Auditor’s Handbook 71
7 Aug. Why Doctor of Divinity ? (PAB 32) 72
20 Aug. Axioms Lectures (20 Aug.) 75
Sept. Group Auditor’s Handbook, Volume 2 60
1954 (cont.)
4 Sept. Opening Procedure, SOP-8-C, A Basic Course in Scientology
(part 1 of 7) (PAB 34) 76
18 Sept. “What I Learned in Training” (part 2 of 7) (PAB 35) 79 ca. Sept. Dianetics and Scientology Organizations United Again (JOS 36G) 83
ca. Sept. Fighting Process 85
Oct. The Use of Scientology Materials (part 3 of 7) (PAB 36) 86 4 Oct. 8th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (4 Oct.—12 Nov.) 90
8 Oct. Route One Lectures (8 Oct.—10 Oct.) 91
15 Oct. The Communication Lines of Scientology (part 4 of 7) (PAB 37) 92
ca. Oct. Dianetics and Scientology . . . a Crusade 94
20 Oct. Public Lecture and Group Processing Series (20 Oct.—15 Dec.) 95
29 Oct. The Auditor’s Code 1954 (part 5 of 7) (PAB 38) 96
12 Nov. The Auditor’s Code 1954 (Concluded) (part 5 of 7) (PAB 39) 99
ca. Nov. Validation of Scientology (JOS 40-G) 102
15 Nov. Phoenix Certification Course Lectures (15 Nov.—4 Dec.) 103
26 Nov. The Code of Honor (part 6 of 7) (PAB 40) 104
Dec. Accent on Ability (Foundation Bulletin 1-3) 106
ca. Dec. Is It Possible to Be Happy? (JOS 41-G) 111
6 Dec. 9th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (6 Dec.—21 Jan.) 113 3 Jan. 10th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (3 Jan.—6 Jan.) 113 10 Dec. The Code of a Scientologist (part 7 of 7) (PAB 41 ) 115
24 Dec. Six Basic Processes (PAB 42) 118
Dec. Dianetics ‘55! 124
28 Dec. Unification Congress of Dianeticists and Scientologists
Lectures (28 Dec.—31 Dec.) 125
1 9 5 5
Jan. Public Lecture and Group Processing Series (1 Jan.—11 May) 126 7 Jan. Plotting the Preclear on the Tone Scale (PAB 43) 128
16 Jan. Third International Congress of Scientologists
Lecture (16 Jan.—19 Jan. ) 132
ca. Jan. Phoenix Clinic (JOS 43-G) 133
21 Jan. Two-Way Communication in Action (PAB 44) 136
4 Feb. Mimicry (PAB 45) 140
18 Feb. Straight Wire (PAB 46) 142
4 Mar. Opening Procedure 8-C (PAB 47) 146
8 Mar. LRH Auditing Demonstrations (8 Mar.—29 Apr.) 149
14 Mar. Hubbard Professional College Lectures (14 Mar.—14 May) 150 ca. Mar. The Scientologist—A Manual on the Dissemination of Material
(Ability Major 1 ) 151
1955 (cont.)
ca. Apr. The Way Ron Works (Ability Minor 3) 175
Apr. The Remedy of Havingness (PAB 49) 176
15 Apr. Remedy of Havingness—The Process (PAB 50) 180
Apr. The Creation of Human Ability 187
29 Apr. Spotting Spots (PAB 51 ) 188
ca. May The Scale of Awareness (Ability Minor 4) 191
13 May Auditing the “Whole Track” (PAB 52) 195
27 May Ownership (PAB 53) 198
3 June Anatomy of the Spirit of Man Congress Lectures (3 June—6 June) 203
4 June The Tone Plotting Scale 204
10 June Reality Level of Preclear (PAB 54) 205
ca. June The Hope of Man (Ability Minor 5) 209
July Straight Wire—A Manual of Operation (Ability Major 4) 216
8 July Axiom 51 and Communication Processing (PAB 56) 240
11 July Academy Lecture Series (11 July—21 Sept.) 239
ca. July The Adventure of Scientology (Ability Minor 6) 244
ca. Aug. An Idea Versus War (Certainty 2-8) 245
ca. Aug. With A-R-C (Ability Major 5) 246
5 Aug. “Old Cuff” from PAB 58 248
ca. Sept. Basic Processes (Ability Major 6) 249
2 Sept. “Anything—Everything—Nothing” (PAB 60) 256
Sept. Dianetics: The Evolution of a Science see Vol. I— 11
ca. Sept. Start That Practice! (Ability 14) 261
16 Sept. Selling (PAB 61) 264
30 Sept. Psychiatrists (PAB 62) 267
3 Oct. 4th London Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (3 Oct.—5 Nov.) 270
8 Oct. London Public Lecture Series (8 Oct.—29 Oct.) 271
14 Oct. Playing the Game (PAB 63) 272
20 Oct. Operational Bulletin No. 1 275
28 Oct. First Postulate (PAB 64) 279
ca. Nov. The Six Levels of Processing (Certainty 2-11 ) 282
8 Nov. Six Levels of Processing—Issue 5 see footnote—291 8 Nov. Hubbard Professional Course Lectures (8 Nov.—10 Nov.) 286
11 Nov. From a Lecture by L. Ron Hubbard on Mest Processing, July 7, 1951
(PAB 65) 287
11 Nov. Operational Bulletin No. 4—Six Levels of Processing—Issue 5 289
ca. Nov. What Are You Going to Do About It? (Ability 16) 292
ca. Nov. Operational Bulletin No. 5 294
25 Nov. First, Second, Third and Fourth Postulates (PAB 66) 297
1955 (cont.)
ca. Nov. Operational Bulletin No. 6—Processing Futures 303
1 Dec. London Auditors’ Meeting Lectures (l Dec.—14 Feb. 1956) 306
6 Dec. Operational Bulletin No. 7 307
13 Dec. Operational Bulletin No. 8 309
19 Dec. Operational Bulletin No. 9 311
23 Dec. First and Second Postulate (PAB 68) 316
28 Dec. Operational Bulletin No. 10—The Management and Activities of
Scientology Organizations 318
1 9 5 6
3 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 11 320
3 Jan. Six Levels of Processing—Issue 7 see footnote—326
6 Jan. Six Levels of Processing—Issue 7 (PAB 69) 322
10 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 12—An Experimental Arrangement of
Level One 327
17 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 13 330
17 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 13 Appendix 1—Scientology Schools
Curriculum 339
20 Jan. Training (PAB 70) see footnote—347
24 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 14 348
25 Jan. Recent Reports on Preclears 356
31 Jan. Operational Bulletin No. 15 357
3 Feb. Bachelor of Scientology and Hubbard Advanced Auditor Classes
(PAB 71 ) see footnote—347
7 Feb. Operational Bulletin No. 16 360
7 Feb. Founding Church of Scientology Funeral Service 363
6 Feb. Hubbard Professional Course Lectures (6 Feb.—14 Feb.) 365
14 Feb. Operational Bulletin No. 17 366
21 Feb. The Importance of Havingness (PAB 72) 371
28 Feb. Three Methods of Dissemination (PAB 73) see footnote—385 6 Mar. Office in Ireland (PAB 74) 376
13 Mar. Exteriorization Today, Two-Way Comm and New Auditing Style
(PAB 75) see footnote—385 20 Mar. Comparison of Results; Earliest Findings on Havingness;
An Organizational Principle; Funeral Service (PAB 76) see footnote—385
3 Apr. Administration (PAB 78) 386
10 Apr. The Open Channel (PAB 79) 389
17 Apr. Scientology’s Most Workable Process (PAB 80) 395
24 Apr. Purpose (PAB 81 ) 400
May Basic Principles, Scientology—Translator’s Edition
(part 1 of 7) (PAB 82) 404
1956 (cont.)
8 May The Conditions of Existence (part 2 of 7) (PAB 83) 410
8 May Test Results 417
15 May The Reason Why (part 3 of 7) (PAB 84) 421
15 May Scientology Wedding Ceremony 425
22 May The Parts of Man (part 4 of 7) (PAB 85) 428
29 May Causation and Knowledge (part 5 of 7) (PAB 86) 435
5 June Scientology Processing (part 6 of 7) (PAB 87) 441
12 June The Conditions of Auditing (part 7 of 7) (PAB 88) 446 19 June Scientology—Revision of Translator’s Edition (PAB 89) 452
26 June Current Processes 454
26 June The Organizations of Dianetics and Scientology (PAB 90) 456
3 July The Anatomy of Failure (PAB 91 ) 462
10 July A Critique of Psychoanalysis (PAB 92) 465
14 July Five Types of Valences 471
20 July How to Really Split a Valence 472
22 July Technical Bulletin 473
24 July A Critique of Psychoanalysis (Continued) (PAB 93) 475 3 Aug. Organizational Health Chart see OEC Vol. 7—114
13 Aug. Scientology Process Chart 483
15 Aug. The Anatomy of Traps (PAB 94) 485
ca. Aug. The Goal of Auditors 487
Aug. Hubbard Professional Course Lectures (Aug.) 487
20 Aug. HGC Procedure of Aug. 20 488
21 Aug. Summary of Intensives Since June 490
25 Aug. Addendum to HCO B 20 Aug. 56 see footnote—489
ca. Aug. Havingness (Ability 34) 491
31 Aug. Games Congress, Shoreham Hotel 503
31 Aug. Games Congress Lectures (31 Aug.—2 Sept.) 506
Sept. Valences (PAB 95) 507
12 Sept. The Summary of a Bulletin from the Academy in Washington, D.C.,
Concerning Training 509
15 Sept. Justice (PAB 96) 514
20 Sept. HCO Processing Sheet 516
24 Sept. Organizational Indoctrination 519
26 Sept. Procedure for Putting Auditors on Staff 519
26 Sept. Flow Line for Personnel OEC Vol. 4— 20
Sept. Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought 520
Oct. Start—Change—Stop (PAB 97) 521
4 Oct. High School Indoctrination 524
1956 (cont.)
10 Oct. Recall Processes and Confrontingness 526
15 Oct. Creative Processes, Motions, Stops and Perceptions (PAB 98) 528
15 Oct. Summary Research Project 531
ca. Oct. Randomity and Automaticity (Ability 36) 533
15 Oct. 15th American Advanced Clinical Course Lectures (15 Oct—23 Nov) 543
18 Oct. Organizational Series Lectures (18 Oct.—13 Dec. ) 544
26 Oct. HPA-HCA Training Processes 545
Nov. Facsimiles & Solids (PAB 99) 546
15 Nov. HGC Preclear Complaints 549
15 Nov. The Auditing of Solids (PAB 100) 550
30 Nov. SLP 8 553
Dec. Games Conditions Theory (PAB 101 ) 556
3 Dec. B.Scn.—H.A.A. Techniques 559
15 Dec. A Case Report—Comments and Information on Back of APA Sheet (PAB 102) 560
Dec. The Problems of Work 563
29 Dec. Anti-Radiation Congress Lectures (29 Dec—31 Dec.) 564
Subject Index 565
Alphabetical List of Titles 599
PERIODICALS BY ISSUE NUMBER
JOURNAL OF SCIENTOLOGY
Issue
23-G 15 Jan. 54 Man’s Search for His Soul 6
24-G 31 Jan. 54 SOP-8-C: The Rehabilitation of the Human Spirit 10
26-G ca. Mar. 54 The Road Up 35
28-G ca. Apr. 54 Scientology: A New Science 46
36-G ca. Sept. 54 Dianetics and Scientology Organizations United Again 83
40-G ca. Nov. 54 Validation of Scientology 102
41-G ca. Dec. 54 Is It Possible to Be Happy? 111
43-G ca. Jan. 55 Phoenix Clinic 133
PROFESSIONAL AUDITOR’S BULLETIN
No.
17 ca. Jan. 54 Future Processing
18 ca. Jan. 54 Overt Acts 8
19 ca. Feb. 54 The Circuit Case 19
20 ca. Feb. 54 Two Answers to Correspondents: the Non-Persistence
Case and Ridge Running 22
21 ca. Mar. 54 Report on Certainty Processing 27
23 2 Apr. 54 Havingness 38
24 16 Apr. 54 Certainty of Exteriorization 47
25 30 Apr. 54 Basic Procedures 51
28 11 June 54 Answer to a Letter 61
32 7 Aug. 54 Why Doctor of Divinity? 72
34 4 Sept. 54 Opening Procedure, SOP-8-C, A Basic Course in
Scientology (part 1 of 7) 76
35 18 Sept. 54 “What I Learned in Training” (part 2 of 7) 79
36 1 Oct. 54 The Use of Scientology Materials(part 3 of 7) 86
37 15 Oct. 54 The Communication Lines of Scientology (part 4 of 7) 92
38 29 Oct. 54 The Auditor’s Code 1954 (part 5 of 7) 96
39 12 Nov. 54 The Auditor’s Code 1954 (concluded) (part 5 of 7) 99
40 26 Nov. 54 The Code of Honor (part 6 of 7) 104
41 10 Dec. 54 The Code of a Scientologist (part 7 of 7) 115
42 24 Dec. 54 Six Basic Processes 118
43 7 Jan. 55 Plotting the Preclear on the Tone Scale 128
44 21 Jan. 55 Two-Way Communication in Action 136
45 4 Feb. 55 Mimicry 140
46 18 Feb. 55 Straight Wire 142
48 18 Mar. 55 Opening Procedure by Duplication 172
49 1 Apr. 55 The Remedy of Havingness 176
50 15 Apr. 55 Remedy of Havingness—The Process 180
51 29 Apr. 55 Spotting Spots 188
52 13 May 55 Auditing the “Whole Track” 195
53 27 May 55 Ownership 198
54 10 June 55 Reality Level of Preclear 205
56 8 July 55 Axiom 51 and Communication Processing 240
58 5 Aug. 55 “Old Cuff” 248
60 2 Sept. 55 “Anything—Everything—Nothing” 256
61 16 Sept. 55 Selling 264
62 30 Sept. 55 Psychiatrists 267
63 14 Oct. 55 Playing the Game 272
64 28 Oct. 55 First Postulate 279
65 11 Nov. 55 From a Lecture by L. Ron Hubbard on MEST
Processing, July 7,1951 287
66 25 Nov. 55 First, Second, Third and Fourth Postulates 297
68 23 Dec. 55 First and Second Postulate 316
69 6 Jan. 56 Six Levels of Processing—Issue 7 322
70 20 Jan. 56 Training see footnote— 347 71 3 Feb. 56 Bachelor of Scientology and Hubbard
Advanced Auditor Classes see footnote— 347
72 21 Feb. 56 The Importance of Havingness 371
73 28 Feb. 56 Three Methods of Dissemination see footnote— 385
74 6 Mar. 56 Office in Ireland 376
75 13 Mar. 56 Exteriorization Today, Two-Way Comm and
New Auditing Style see footnote— 385 76 20 Mar. 56 Comparison of Results; Earliest Findings on
Havingness; An Organizational Principle;
Funeral Service see footnote— 385
78 3 Apr. 56 Administration 386
79 10 Apr. 56 The Open Channel 389
80 17 Apr. 56 Scientology’s Most Workable Process 395
81 24 Apr. 56 Purpose 400
82 1 May. 56 Basic Principles, Scientology—Translator’s
Edition (part I of 7) 404
83 8 May. 56 The Conditions of Existence (part 2 of 7) 410
84 15 May. 56 The Reason Why (part 3 of 7) 421
85 22 May. 56 The Parts of Man (part 4 of 7) 428
86 29 May. 56 Causation and Knowledge (part 5 of 7) 435
87 5 June. 56 Scientology Processing (part 6 of 7) 441
88 12 June. 56 The Conditions of Auditing (part 7 of 7) 446
91 3 July. 56 The Anatomy of Failure 462
92 10 July. 56 A Critique of Psychoanalysis 465
93 24 July. 56 A Critique of Psychoanalysis (Continued) 475
94 15 Aug. 56 The Anatomy of Traps 485
95 1 Sept. 56 Valences 507
96 15 Sept. 56 Justice 514
97 1 Oct. 56 Start—Change—Stop 521
98 15 Oct. 56 Creative Processes, Motions, Stops and Perceptions 528
99 1 Nov. 56 Facsimiles & Solids 546
100 15 Nov. 56 The Auditing of Solids 550
101 1 Dec. 56 Games Conditions Theory 556
102 15 Dec. 56 A Case Report—Comments and Information on Back
of APA Sheet 560
ABILITY MAGAZINE
Major 1 ca. Mar. 55 The Scientologist—A Manual on the Dissemination
of Material
Minor 3 ca. Apr. 55 The Way Ron Works 175
Minor 4 ca. May. 55 The Scale of Awareness 191
Minor 5 ca. June. 55 The Hope of Man 209
Major 4 1 July. 55 Straight Wire—A Manual of Operation 216
Minor 6 ca. July. 55 The Adventure of Scientology 244
Major 5 ca. Aug. 55 With A-R-C 246
Major 6 ca. Sept. 55 Basic Processes 249
14 ca. Sept. 55 Start That Practice! 261
16 ca. Nov. 55 What Are You Going to Do About It? 292
18 ca. Nov. 55 Letter to Ability Editor 301
34 ca. Aug. 56 Havingness 491
36 ca. Oct. 56 Randomity and Automaticity 533
CERTAINTY MAGAZINE
Vol.-No.
2-8 ca. Aug. 55 An Idea Versus War 245
2-11 ca. Nov. 55 The Six Levels of Processing 282
OPERATIONAL BULLETIN
No.
20 Oct. 55 275
4 11 Nov.55 Six Levels of Processing—Issue 5 289
6 ca. Nov.55 Processing Futures 303
7 6 Dec. 55 307
8 13 Dec. 55 309
9 19 Dec. 55 311
10 28 Dec. 55 The Management and Activities of Scientology
Organizations 318
11 3 Jan. 56 320
12 10 Jan. 56 An Experimental Arrangement of Level One 327
13 17 Jan. 56 330
13 Appendix 1 17 Jan. 56 Scientology Schools Curriculum 339
14 24 Jan. 56 348
15 31 Jan. 56 357
16 7 Feb.56 360
17 14 Feb.56 366
LONG CONTENTS
P A B N o . 1 7 , c a . J a n . 1 9 5 4 F U T U R E P R O C E S S I N G , 1 Attitudes of the pc about time,
Measurement of sanity,
Avoidance of work indicator of a decayed state, 2
J O S I s s u e 2 3 - G , 1 5 J a n . 1 9 5 4 M A N ’ S S E A R C H F O R H I S S O U L , 6 P A B N o . 1 8 , c a . J a n . 1 9 5 4 O V E R T A C T S , 8
Methods of handling overt acts, 8
Going into the valence of another individual, 9
Reason the preclear is stuck in the mest universe is the overt act phenomenon, 9 J O S I s s u e 2 4 - G , 3 1 J a n . 1 9 5 4 S O P - 8 - C : THE REHABILITATION OF THE
HUMAN SPIRIT, 10 Cycle of action, 11
The use of SOP-8-C, 12 SOP-8-C formulas and steps, 13 SOP-8-C Opening Procedure, 13 SOP-8-C Step I: Location, 13 SOP-8-C Step II: Bodies, 13 SOP-8-C Step III: Space, 13 SOP-8-C Step IV: Havingness, 14 SOP-8-C Step V: Terminals, 14 SOP-8-C Step VI: Symbolization, 15 SOP-8-C Step VII: Barriers, 15 SOP-8-C Step VIII: Duplication, 15 Group C, 16
Special notes on SOP-8-C, 16 Opening Procedure of 8-C, 17
P A B N o . 1 9 , c a . F e b . 1 9 5 4 T H E C I R C U I T C A S E , 19 Characteristic of circuit case, 19
Getting into communication with pc, 20
PAB No. 20, ca. Feb. 1954 TWO ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS: THE NON-PERSISTENCE CASE AND RIDGE RUNNING, 22 Non-persistence case, 22
How to handle non-persistence case, 22 Ridge running, 23
PAB No. 21, ca. Mar. 1954 REPORT ON CERTAINTY PROCESSING, 27 1 0 M a r . 1 9 5 4 D E A R A S S O C I A T E , 32
JOS Issue 26-G, ca. Mar. 1954 THE ROAD UP, 35 Role of medical doctor, 35
P A B N o . 2 3 , 2 A p r . 1 9 5 4 H A V I N G N E S S , 38 Remedy of havingness, 38
10 Apr. 1954 DATA SHEET—ADVANCED COURSE PROCEDURE, 41 Target of the auditor, 41
Problem with universes, 41
Key command in Universe Processing, 41 Know—Sex Scale, 42
Graph of communication, 42 Non-exteriorized cases, 42 Change of Space, 42
Interiorization-Exteriorization, 42 Havingness, 42
Grand Tour, 43 SOP 8-C, 43 Other processes, 43
Advanced Course procedure, 43 1 5 A p r . 1 9 5 4 S O P 8 D , 45
JOS Issue 28-G, ca. Apr. 1954 SCIENTOLOGY: A NEW SCIENCE, 46 PAB No. 24, 16 Apr. 1954 CERTAINTY OF EXTERIORIZATION, 47
Mechanisms of communication, 48
Mechanisms of interiorization-exteriorization, 49 Does the preclear know he is exteriorized, 50
P A B N o . 2 5 , 3 0 A p r . 1 9 5 4 B A S I C P R O C E D U R E S , 51 Keynote of any process is the skill of its application, 52 3 May 1954 VIEWPOINT STRAIGHT WIRE, 55
Viewpoint Straight Wire questions, 55 Goal of Viewpoint Straight Wire, 55
P A B N o . 2 8 , 1 1 J u n e 1 9 5 4 A N S W E R T O A L E T T E R , 61
Letter regarding insanity as a defense and criminal sexual psychopaths, 61 Criminality, 62
Law’s own definition for insanity: the inability to differentiate right from wrong, 62
Treatment for criminality, 64 1 5 J u l y 1 9 5 4 T R A I N I N G , 67
What the student should know, 67 Remembering-forgetting process, 68 Opening Procedure of 8-C, 68
Opening Procedure by Duplication, 68 Remedying Havingness, 68
Spotting Spots in Space, 68
Consideration in the form of Significances, 68 Granting of Beingness, 69
Intensive Procedure, 69
23 July 1954 GROUP AUDITING SESSIONS, 70
PAB No. 32, 7 Aug. 1954 WHY DOCTOR OF DIVINITY?, 72 History of knowledge, 72
Why Scientology allies itself with religion, 73
P A B N o . 3 4 , 4 S e p t . 1 9 5 4 O P E N I N G P R O C E D U R E , S O P - 8 - C , 76 A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 1
Opening Procedure, SOP-8-C, part (a) auditing commands, 76 Opening Procedure, SOP-8-C, part (b) auditing commands, 77 Opening Procedure, SOP-8-C, part (c) auditing commands, 77
PAB No. 35, 18 Sept. 1954 “WHAT I LEARNED IN TRAINING”, 79 A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 2
Reason for new processes, 79
Getting a person into present time, 80
J O S I s s u e 3 6 - G , c a . S e p t . 1 9 5 4 DIANETICS AND SCIENTOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS UNITED AGAIN, 83 ca. Sept. 1954 FIGHTING PROCESS, 85
Techniques, Dianetics, 85
PAB No. 36, 1 Oct. 1954 THE USE OF SCIENTOLOGY MATERIALS, 86 A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 3
Materials of Scientology designed to communicate, 86 Dissemination, use a proper gradient, 88
Rules for the use of materials of Scientology, 88
PAB No. 37, 15 Oct. 1954 THE COMMUNICATION LINES OF SCIENTOLOGY, 92 A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 4
Word of mouth communication, 92
c a . O c t . 5 4 D I A N E T I C S A N D S C I E N T O L O G Y . . . A C R U S A D E , 94 Dianetics and Scientology are more a crusade for sanity than a business, 94 P A B N o . 3 8 , 2 9 O c t . 1 9 5 4 T H E A U D I T O R ’ S C O D E 1 9 5 4 , 96
A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 5 1. Do not evaluate for the preclear, 96
2. Do not invalidate or correct the preclear’s data, 96 3. Use the processes which improve the preclear’s case, 97 4. Keep all appointments once made, 97
5. Do not process a preclear after ten p.m., 97
6. Do not process a preclear who is improperly fed, 97 7. Do not permit a frequent change of auditors, 98 8. Do not sympathize with the preclear, 98
9. Never permit the preclear to end the session on his own independent decision, 98
P A B N o . 3 9 , 1 2 N o v . 1 9 5 4 T H E A U D I T O R ' S C O D E 1 9 5 4 ( C o n c l u d e d ) , 99 A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 5 (Concluded)
10. Never walk off from a preclear during a session, 99 11. Never get angry with a preclear, 99
12. Always reduce every communication lag encountered by continued use of the same question or process, 99
13. Always continue a process as long as it produces change, and no longer, 99 14. Be willing to grant beingness to the preclear, 100
15. Never mix the processes of Scientology with those of other practices, 100 JOS Issue 40-G, ca. Nov. 1954 VALIDATION OF SCIENTOLOGY, 102 P A B N o . 4 0 , 2 6 N o v . 1 9 5 4 T H E C O D E O F H O N O U R , 104
A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 6
F o u n d a t i o n B u l l e t i n s V o l . 1 , N o . 3 , D e c . 1 9 5 4 A C C E N T O N A B I L I T Y , 1 0 6 New trend takes form, 106
Two sides to dynamics: aberration and psychosomatic illness, and ability, 109 JOS Issue 41-G, ca. Dec. 1954 IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE HAPPY?, 111 P A B N o . 4 1 , 1 0 D e c . 1 9 5 4 T H E C O D E O F A S C I E N T O L O G I S T , 115
A Basic Course in Scientology—Part 7 Code of a Scientologist, 1954, 116
P A B N o . 4 2 , 2 4 D e c . 1 9 5 4 S I X B A S I C P R O C E S S E S , 118 Two-way Communication, 118
Elementary Straightwire, 118 Opening Procedure of 8-C, 119
Opening Procedure by Duplication, 119 Remedy of Havingness, 119
Spotting Spots, 119
Precision definition of communication lag, 119 Auditor willingness to duplicate, 121
P A B N o . 4 3 , 7 J a n . 1 9 5 5 PLOTTING THE PRECLEAR ON THE TONE SCALE, 128
Preclear's position on the Tone Scale established by communication lag, 128 Communication lag, what it tells you, 129
Chart of processes, where they are on the ARC Tone Scale, 131
JOS Issue 43-G, ca. Jan. 1955 PHOENIX CLINIC, 133 Hubbard Certified Auditor certificate, 135
Advanced Clinical Course units, 135
PAB No. 44, 21 Jan. 1955 TWO-WAY COMMUNICATION IN ACTION, 136 Communication formula, 136
Communication is part of the triangle of affinity, reality and communication, 136 Knowingness, higher than ARC, 136
Thetan, behaving like mest, 137
Chart of processes, where they are on the ARC Tone Scale, 138 P A B N o . 4 5 , 4 F e b . 1 9 5 5 M I M I C R Y , 140
P A B N o . 4 6 , 1 8 F e b . 1 9 5 5 S T R A I G H T W I R E , 142
Term "straight wire" itself is meant to describe the imaginary straight line between cause and effect, 142
Basic confusion of a preclear, 143
Commands of Elementary Straight Wire, 144
P A B N o . 4 7 , 4 M a r . 1 9 5 5 O P E N I N G P R O C E D U R E 8 - C , 146 Three parts to Opening Procedure of 8-C, 146
Benefits from Opening Procedure of 8-C, 147 Basic theory of Opening Procedure of 8-C, 147
A b i l i t y M a j o r 1 , c a . M a r . 1 9 5 5 THE SCIENTOLOGIST—A MANUAL ON THE DISSEMINATION OF MATERIAL, 151
Purposes of organization, 151 A description of Scientology, 152 Dissemination of material, 153
Public word-of-mouth, the ideal scene, 155 Scientologists to the general public, 158 Member HASI to member HASI, 161
Trained Scientologist to a member of the HASI, 161 Member of the HASI to a preclear, 161
Trained Scientologist to preclear, 161
Trained Scientologist to trained Scientologist, 162 HASI to the membership, 164
HASI to trained Scientologist, 169 HASI to the general public, 169
Best dissemination is good auditing results, 171
PAB No. 48, 18 Mar. 1955 OPENING PROCEDURE BY DUPLICATION, 172 Prerequisites to Op Pro by Dup, 172
How to run Op Pro by Dup, 173 R2—17, 173
A b i l i t y M i n o r 3 , c a . A p r . 1 9 5 5 T H E W A Y R O N W O R K S , 175 P A B N o . 4 9 , 1 A p r . 1 9 5 5 T H E R E M E D Y O F H A V I N G N E S S , 176
Thetan creates mest to have a game, 176
Thetan cuts down knowingness to have a game, 176 Game conditions, 177
Havingness processes, 177
P A B N o . 5 0 , 1 5 A p r . 1 9 5 5 R E M E D Y O F H A V I N G N E S S — T H E P R O C E S S , 180 Remedy of Havingness for Exteriorization, 181
Havingness, use of “push” instead of “pull”, 182 Havingness, reason it drops, 182
Havingness process, End of Cycle Processing, 184 P A B N o . 5 1 , 2 9 A p r . 1 9 5 5 S P O T T I N G S P O T S , 188
How to run Spotting Spots, 188
“Hello” and “Okay”, 188
Grand Tour process, an example, 189
A b i l i t y M i n o r 4 , c a . M a y 1 9 5 5 T H E S C A L E O F A W A R E N E S S , 191 Communication and the Scale of Awareness, 191
Think a Thought, a process, 193 Separating universes, 193
PAB No. 52, 13 May 1955 AUDITING THE “WHOLE TRACK”, 195 Pc is interiorized into universe, 196
P A B N o . 5 3 , 2 7 M a y 1 9 5 5 O W N E R S H I P , 198 Ron’s research, 198
Ownership of Scientology, 199
PAB No. 54, 10 June 1955 REALITY LEVEL OF PRECLEAR, 205 Acknowledgment of the preclear, 205
“Think a thought” “Receive a thought”, a process, 206
Ability Minor 5, ca. June 1955 THE HOPE OF MAN, 209 Survival of spirit, 209
Scientology, a religion, 210 Physical sciences and religion, 211
Difference between good and bad control, 213 Thought, the most senior thing there is, 215
Ability Major 4, 1 July 1955 STRAIGHT WIRE—A MANUAL OF OPERATION, 216 How to run modern Straight Wire, 216
The history of Straight Wire, 219 The theory of Straight Wire, 222 Theory of memory, 222
Description of valence, 224 Straight Wire and present time, 227 Straight Wire and pictures, 228 Psychoanalysis and Straight Wire, 232 How to do Straight Wire, 234
Scientology and Straight Wire, 237
PAB No. 56, 8 July 1955 AXIOM 51 AND COMMUNICATION PROCESSING, 240
“Give me some things you could say to ______ “
“Give me some things ______ could say to you”, a process, 241
Ability Minor 6, ca. July 1955 THE ADVENTURE OF SCIENTOLOGY, 244 C e r t a i n t y V o l . 2 , N o . 8 , c a . A u g . 1 9 5 5 A N I D E A V E R S U S W A R , 245 A b i l i t y M a j o r 5 , c a . A u g . 1 9 5 5 W I T H A - R - C , 246
Interrelationship of life, understanding and ARC, 246
Affinity-reality-communication, understanding—interrelationship, 247 5 A u g . 1 9 5 5 “ O L D C U F F ” F R O M P A B 5 8 , 248
A b i l i t y M a j o r 6 , c a . S e p t . 1 9 5 5 B A S I C P R O C E S S E S , 249 Find a pc, 250
Establish the existence of the auditor, 250
Establish the existence of a session: Locational Processing, 250 Two-way communication recalling pc’s secrets, 250
Discuss present time problem, if any, 250 Hello’s and OK’s to Pictures, 250
Splitting Universes, 250
Problems and Solutions (R2—20), 250 Think a Thought, 250
Consequences, 25 1
Elementary Straight Wire (above 1.0), 251 Straight Wire on secrets, knowingness, 251
Opening Procedure of 8-C (A, B, C) (above 1.9), 251 Opening Procedure by Duplication (above 2.6), 251 Remedy Havingness (above 3.1), 252
Spotting Spots in Space (above 3.6), 252 Route One: 5, 6, 7 (for exteriorized pc), 253 What the HAA should be conversant with, 253 Cognition, 254
Granting of beingness, 255 Acknowledgement, 255
PAB No. 60, 2 Sept. 1955 “ANYTHING, EVERYTHING, NOTHING”, 256 LRH session, case who answers with generalities, 256
Two things which will create change, 258
A b i l i t y I s s u e 1 4 , c a . S e p t . 1 9 5 5 S T A R T T H A T P R A C T I C E ! , 261 Advertising auditing as “personal relations”, 261
Auditor as minister, 262
P A B N o . 6 1 , 1 6 S e p t . 1 9 5 5 S E L L I N G , 264 Selling Scientology services, 264
Disseminate with “something can be done about it”, 264 Disseminating auditing, 265
P A B N o . 6 2 , 3 0 S e p t . 1 9 5 5 P S Y C H I A T R I S T S , 267 Attack from psychiatrists, 267
Scientology is not political, 268
Auditors, don’t work with the severely ill or insane, 268 P A B N o . 6 3 , 1 4 O c t . 1 9 5 5 P L A Y I N G T H E G A M E , 272
Differentiation and identification, 272 Game conditions, 273
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 1 , 2 0 O c t . 1 9 5 5 , 275
Six Levels of Processing, auditing commands 1955, 275 Rudiments of auditing, 275
Starting a session, 275 Level One, 275
Locational Processing, 275 Separateness, 275
Separateness from People, 275 Waterloo Station, 275
Level Two, 276
Level Three: this is a subjective level, 276 Creative Processing, 277
Definition Processing, 277 Invention Processing, 277 Engram Running, 277 Modified Gita, 277
Level Four, Opening Procedure 8-C, 277
Level Five, Opening Procedure by Duplication First Postulate, 277 Level Six, Remedy of Havingness and Spotting Spots, 278 P A B N o . 6 4 , 2 8 O c t . 1 9 5 5 F I R S T P O S T U L A T E , 279
Native state of a thetan, insisted on all the way down scale, 279 8-C, why it works, 280
Auditor can assume that pc is in a native state, 281
C e r t a i n t y V o l . 2 , N o . I I , c a . N o v . 1 9 5 5 T H E S I X L E V E L S O F P R O C E S S l N G , 282 Basic theory, 282
Rudiments of auditing, 283 Starting a session, 283 Level One, 283
Locational Processing, 283 Separateness, 283
Separateness from People, 283
Waterloo Station (First Postulate Union Station), 284 Level Two, 284
Level Three: this is the subjective level, 284 Definition Processing, 284
Invention Processing, 284 Engram Running, 284 Modified Gita, 285
Level Four, Opening Procedure 8-C, 285
Level Five, Opening Procedure by Duplication by First Postulate, 285 Level Six, Remedy of Havingness and Spotting Spots, 285
P A B N o . 6 5 , 1 1 N o v . 1 9 5 5 F R O M A L E C T U R E B Y L . R O N H U B B A R D O N M E S T P R O C E S S I N G , J U L Y 7 , 1 9 5 1 , 287
Self-determinism goes down as a person goes down the Tone Scale, 287
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 4 , 1 1 N o v . 1 9 5 5 S I X L E V E L S O F P R O C E S S I N G
— I S S U E 5 , 289 Level One, Rudiments, 289
Level Two, Locational and Not-Know Processes, 289 Level Three, Decisional Processing, 290
Level Four, Opening Procedure by Duplication, 290 Level Five, Remedy of Communication Scarcity, 291
Level Six, Remedy of Havingness and Spotting Spots in Space, 291
Ability Issue 16, ca. Nov. 1955 WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT?, 292 Atomic bomb, 292
Fourth dynamic responsibility, 292
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 5 , c a . N o v . 1 9 5 5 , 294
“Problems of Comparable Magnitude” process, how to run, 295 Exteriorization during a process, how to handle, 295
Two-way comm, what it is, 296 Attitude toward psychiatry, 296
P A B N o . 6 6 , 2 5 N o v . 1 9 5 5 F I R S T , S E C O N D , T H I R D A N D F O U R T H POSTULATES, 297
Forget and Remember, relationship to each other, 298 Principle of mystery, 299
A b i l i t y I s s u e 1 8 , c a . N o v . 1 9 5 5 L E T T E R T O A B I L I T Y EDITOR, 301 Ron’s activities in Britain, 1955, 301
Operational Bulletin No. 6, ca. Nov. 1955 PROCESSING FUTURES, 303 Substituting for the present time problem, 303
Adding creativeness to spotting, 304 Organization, operational stabilities, 305 How to send tapes airmail, 306
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 7 , 6 D e c . 1 9 5 5 , 307 Purpose of Central Org, 307
Process stabilities, 308
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 8 , 1 3 D e c . 1 9 5 5 , 309 Handling press, 309
Brainwashing manual, “Psychopolitics”, 309
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 9 , 1 9 D e c . 1 9 5 5 , 311 Good press on Scientology, 311
Brainwashing manual, history, 312 Washington Congress, 313 Newest processes, 313 New auditing style, 314 Reports from Washington, 314
P A B N o . 6 8 , 2 3 D e c . 1 9 5 5 F I R S T A N D S E C O N D P O S T U L A T E , 316 Remember and Forget, 316
Know and Not-Know, 316
Operational Bulletin No. 10, 28 Dec. 1955 THE MANAGEMENT AND ACTIVITIES OF SCIENTOLOGY ORGANIZATIONS, 318
O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 1 1 , 3 J a n . 1 9 5 6 , 320 Book distribution and selling, 320
Six Levels of Processing Issue 7, 321
P A B N o . 6 9 , 6 J a n . 1 9 5 6 S I X L E V E L S O F P R O C E S S I N G I s s u e 7 , 322 Level One: this is what gets the case moving, 322
Problems, chronic somatics, 322 Steps of Level One, 323
Level Two: this is what changes the Scientometric Tests, 324 Waterloo Station, 324
Level Three: this is what exteriorizes them, 324 Decisional Processing, 324
Level Four: this builds back their willingness to live, 325 Opening Procedure by Duplication, 325
Level Five: this makes them able to play games, 325 Remedy of Communication Scarcity, 325
Level Six: this exercises their exteriorization and stabilizes, 326 Remedy of Havingness and Spotting Spots in Space, 326
Operational Bulletin No. 12, 10 Jan. 1956 AN EXPERIMENTAL ARRANGEMENT OF LEVEL ONE, 327
Process, flattening and unflattening, 328 Brainwashing books recalled, 329
Operational Bulletin No. 13, 17 Jan. 1956, 330 Purpose of Operational Bulletins, 330
Distribution of Operational Bulletins, 330 Effort Processing, to handle serious illness, 331 Drama of Dianetic auditing, 332
When to run Havingness, 334
Havingness, Repair of vs. Remedy of, 335 Don’t neglect Havingness Processes, 336
Operational Bulletin No. 13 Appendix I, 17 Jan. 1956 SCIENTOLOGY SCHOOLS C U R R I C U L U M , 339
The indoctrination week, 340
Hubbard Certified Auditor and Hubbard Professional Auditor Courses, 342 Bachelor of Scientology and Hubbard Advanced Auditor classes, 345 The Advanced Clinical Course, 346
Operational Bulletin No. 14, 2 4 J a n . 1 9 5 6 , 348 The only ones, 348
Comparison of results, 348
Earliest findings on Havingness, 349 Utilization of Operational Bulletins, 350 Three methods of dissemination, 351
“I will talk to anyone”, 352 Illness researches, 353 Casualty contact, 3 54
25 Jan. 1956 RECENT REPORTS ON PRECLEARS, 356 O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 1 5 , 3 1 J a n . 1 9 5 6 , 357
Scientology creates a changed new world, 357 Ad interim SLP, 3 58
An organizational principle: statistics and results count, 359 O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 1 6 , 7 F e b . 1 9 5 6 , 360
“Scientology U.S.”, 360 Change in publications, 360 Sacrifices, 361
SSBS, Silver Spring Business Service, 362 Church of Scientology Funeral Service, 363 O p e r a t i o n a l B u l l e t i n N o . 1 7 , 1 4 F e b . 1 9 5 6 , 366
Processing results, 366 Games Processing, 366
Definitions and elements of Games Processing, 367 Reason for memberships, 367
Basic course for auditors, 368
P A B N o . 7 2 , 2 1 F e b . 1 9 5 6 T H E I M P O R T A N C E O F H A V I N G N E S S , 371 How to run Havingness, 371
Repair of Havingness vs. Remedy of Havingness, 372 Sacrifices, 374
Chronic somatics, 375
P A B N o . 7 4 , 6 M a r . 1 9 5 6 O F F I C E I N I R E L A N D , 376 The atomic fizzle, 378
Basic course material, 382
Training cost change, 383 Books in progress, 384
P A B N o . 7 8 , 3 A p r . 1 9 5 6 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N , 386 How to obtain org stability, 387
P A B N o . 7 9 , 1 0 A p r . 1 9 5 6 T H E O P E N C H A N N E L , 389 Psychology, an agreement point in society, 390
Basic course material, 391 What LRH thinks of auditors, 393
PAB No. 80,17 Apr. 1956 SCIENTOLOGY’S MOST WORKABLE PROCESS, 395 Confusions of earlier philosophies, 395
Terrible Trio, 396
Bottom rung of Dianetics found, 397 P A B N o . 8 1 , 2 4 A p r . 1 9 5 6 P U R P O S E , 400
Purpose of PABs, 400
Fourth dynamic responsibility, 400
P A B N o . 8 2 , 1 M a y 1 9 5 6 B A S I C P R I N C I P L E S , 404 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 1
What is Scientology, 405 Basic principles, 407 The cycle of action, 407
PAB No. 83, 8 May 1956 THE CONDITIONS OF EXISTENCE, 410 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 2
Condition of being, 410 Condition of doing, 410
Condition of having or havingness, 410 Eight dynamics, 411
A-R-C triangle, 412
Interrelationship of the A-R-C triangle, 413 Some important auditing don’ts, 414 Can’t have processes, 415
8 M a y 1 9 5 6 T E S T R E S U L T S , 417
P A B N o . 8 4 , 1 5 M a y 1 9 5 6 T H E R E A S O N W H Y , 421 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 3
Elements of games applied to life, 421 Barriers, how they can trap a man, 423
A person begins to suffer from problems when he does not have enough of them, 424 Scientology Wedding Ceremony, 425
P A B N o . 8 5 , 2 2 M a y 1 9 5 6 T H E P A R T S O F M A N , 428 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 4
Spirit, 428
What people see when they close their eyes, 429
Mind, three main divisions—analytical, reactive and somatic mind, 429 Physical body, 431
Spiritual destiny, the individual comes back, 433
PAB No. 86, 29 May 1956 CAUSATION AND KNOWLEDGE, 435 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 5
Axioms of Scientology, 1-10, explained, 435
Three classes of universes—physical universe, other fellow’s universe, one’s own universe, 436
Know and not-know, 440 The goal of Scientology, 440
PAB No. 87, 5 June 1956 SCIENTOLOGY PROCESSING, 441 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 6
The Auditor’s Code, 442 The Code of a Scientologist, 442 The conditions of auditing, 443
How to run Trio—Havingness Process, 444
PAB No. 88, 12 June 1956 THE CONDITIONS OF AUDITING, 446 Scientology Translator’s Edition—Part 7
Things which one must avoid in auditing, 448 Significances, 448
Two-way communication, 449 Too many processes, 449
Failure to handle the present time problem, 449
Unconsciousness, “dopiness” or agitation on the part of the preclear, 449 The future of Scientology, 450
P A B N o . 8 9 , 1 9 J u n e 1 9 5 6 SCIENTOLOGY—REVISION OF TRANSLATOR’S EDITION, 452
Current processes, released to HGC staff, 454 Auditing don’ts, 455
P A B N o . 9 0 , 2 6 J u n e 1 9 5 6 THE ORGANIZATIONS OF DIANETICS AND SCIENTOLOGY, 456
History of organizations, 458
P A B N o . 9 1 , 3 J u l y 1 9 5 6 T H E A N A T O M Y O F F A I L U R E , 462 How to run Rising Scale Processing, 463
P A B N o . 9 2 , 1 0 J u l y 1 9 5 6 A C R I T I Q U E O F P S Y C H O A N A L Y S I S , 465 Psychoanalysis, its failings and dangers, 466
Over-communication, 467
Recalling, 467 Transference, 468
Concentration on sex, 469
Reading of sexual significances into each and every action, 470 1 4 J u l y 1 9 5 6 F I V E T Y P E S O F V A L E N C E S , 471
1. Own valence (identity), 471 2. Body valence (human identity), 471
3. Exchanged valence (direct assumption of another valence), 471
4. Attention valence (valence assumed to get attention from another), 471 5. Synthetic valence (valence described to pc and assumed), 471
20 July 1956 HOW TO REALLY SPLIT A VALENCE, 472 22 July 1956 TECHNICAL BULLETIN, 473
Formula for handling vacuums, 473
P A B N o . 9 3 , 2 4 J u l y 1 9 5 6 A CRITIQUE OF PSYCHOANALYSIS Continued, 475 Invalidation, 476
Failure to observe, 476
A true and proper scientific method, steps described, 477 Hypnotism, 478
Abandonment of cases, 479 Failure to validate by testing, 479 Auditing don’ts, 480
Importance of delivering Dianetics and Scientology, 481 Influence of psychoanalysis, psychology and psychiatry, 481 13 August 1956 SCIENTOLOGY PROCESS CHART, 483
Processes on the Know—Mystery Scale, 483 Know—Not Know, 483
Look (perceive), 483 Emotion, 483 Effort, 483 Think, 483 Symbols, 483 Eat, 484 Sex, 484 Mystery, 484
P A B N o . 9 4 , 1 5 A u g . 1 9 5 6 T H E A N A T O M Y O F T R A P S , 485 Desire for a game, 485
Denied havingness, 486
ca. Aug. 1956 THE GOAL OF AUDITORS, 487
H C O B 2 0 A u g . 1 9 5 6 H G C P R O C E D U R E O F A U G . 2 0 , 488 Processing do’s and don’ts, 489
2 1 A u g . 1 9 5 6 S U M M A R Y O F I N T E N S I V E S S I N C E J U N E , 490 Processes that reduce havingness, 490
A b i l i t y I s s u e 3 4 , c a . A u g . 1 9 5 6 H A V I N G N E S S , 491 Communication can make space, 492
Secondary universes, 493
There can’t be enough havingness, 495
The only reason a person can get trapped is that he can’t have traps, 496 Subject of the engram is the subject of “can’t have”, 497
Havingness scale, 498
Auditing the Havingness scale, 499
Absence of barriers is the trouble with a preclear when a preclear is having trouble, 499
Auditing Havingness, 500
How to handle can’t have barriers, 501 Scarcity, 501
Physical universe remedy, 502
Briefing Bulletin 31 Aug. 1956 GAMES CONGRESS, SHOREHAM HOTEL, 503 Games condition list, most processable, 503
No-games condition list, most to be avoided, 503 Best processes, 504
Vacuums, 504 Restimulation, 505
How to separate valences, 505
P A B N o . 9 5 , 1 S e p t . 1 9 5 6 V A L E N C E S , 507 Synthetic valence, 507
Keynote of synthetic valences, 508
12 Sept. 1956 THE SUMMARY OF A BULLETIN FROM THE ACADEMY IN WASHINGTON, D.C., CONCERNING TRAINING, 509
Free Course, 509 Advanced Course, 509 Elementary Scientologist, 509 Hubbard Certified Auditor, 510
Hubbard Advanced Auditor (B.Scn.), 510 Hubbard Graduate Auditor (D.Scn.), 510 Organizational internship, 510
P A B N o . 9 6 , 1 5 S e p t . 1 9 5 6 J U S T I C E , 514 Justice, what it is, 514
2 0 S e p t . 1 9 5 6 H C O P R O C E S S I N G S H E E T , 516 Havingness, 516
Difference between terminals and conditions, 516 Solids, 5 16
Observation of objects, 516
Alternate commands, how to run, 516 Stop processes, 517
Connectedness, 517 Stop-C-S, 517
HCO B 24 Sept. 1956 ORGANIZATIONAL INDOCTRINATION, 519 Reason for post clearing, 519
Org. Bulletin 26 Sept. 1956 PROCEDURE FOR PUTTING AUDITORS ON S T A F F , 519
P A B N o . 9 7 , 1 O c t . 1 9 5 6 S T A R T — C H A N G E — S T O P , 521 Start, change, and stop is the anatomy of control, 521
How to run Start—Change—Stop, 522
HCO B 4 Oct. 1956 HIGH SCHOOL INDOCTRINATION, 524
17 Oct. 1956 RECALL PROCESSES AND CONFRONTINGNESS, 526
P A B N o . 9 8 , 1 5 O c t . 1 9 5 6 CREATIVE PROCESSES, MOTIONS, STOPS AND PERCEPTIONS, 528
Facsimiles, why they float, 528 How to get out of a stuck point, 529
HCO B 15 Oct. 1956 SUMMARY RESEARCH PROJECT, 531
Ability Issue 36, ca. Oct. 1956 RANDOMITY AND AUTOMATICITY, 533 Vocabularies of science, 533
Randomity, 535 Minus randomity, 537 Plus randomity, 537 Necessity level, 540 Tolerance for speed, 541 Automaticity, 541
Toleration of random action, 542
HCO B 26 Oct. 1956 HPA-HCA TRAINING PROCESSES, 545 Confront a Preclear, 545
ARC Straightwire, 545 Subjective Havingness, 545 8-C, 545
Opening Procedure by Duplication, 545 Over and Under on the Bank, 545 Keeping Things from Going Away, 545 Terrible Trio, 545
P A B N o . 9 9 , 1 N o v . 1 9 5 6 F A C S I M I L E S & S O L I D S , 546 Types of blackness, 547
Types of bank, 548
HCO B 15 Nov. 1956 HGC PRECLEAR COMPLAINTS, 549 P A B N o . 1 0 0 , 1 5 N o v . 1 9 5 6 T H E A U D I T I N G O F S O L I D S , 550
Trio, 551
H C O T r a i n i n g B u l l e t i n 3 0 N o v . 1 9 5 6 S L P 8 , 553
Twenty-four steps of Six Levels of Processing—Issue 8, 553
P A B N o . 1 0 1 , 1 D e c . 1 9 5 6 G A M E S C O N D I T I O N S T H E O R Y , 556 Games condition list, most processable, 556
No-games condition list, most to be avoided, 556
H C O B 3 D e c . 1 9 5 6 B . S C N . — H . A . A . T E C H N I Q U E S , 559 Havingness Scale, 559
P A B N o . 1 0 2 , 1 5 D e c . 1 9 5 6 A CASE REPORT—COMMENTS AND
INFORMATION ON BACK OF APA SHEET, 560
P . A . B . N o . 1 7
PROFESSIONAL AUDITOR’S BULLETIN From L. RON HUBBARD
Via Hubbard Communications Office 163 Holland Park Avenue, London W.11
__________________________________________________________________________________
[1954, ca. mid-January]
FUTURE PROCESSING
There is a basic rule which is covered in the first book and which was more specifically delineated by Fellow of Scientology Dick Halpern, that the psychotic is concerned with the past, the neurotic is barely able to keep up with the present, and the sane, as we jokingly called homo sapiens in 1950, are concerned with the future.
This division could be more specifically made by realizing that the neurotic is barely able to confront the present but that the very, very sane confront the present entirely and have very little concern for the future, being competent enough in handling the present to let the future take care of itself. Looking into the past and looking into the extreme future alike are efforts to avoid present time and efforts to look elsewhere than at something.
You have known people who would reply on an entirely different subject when asked about anything; when consulted concerning the weather, they would reply about a meteorologist. The inability to look at something becomes first manifest by thinking before looking; and then the actual target at which one should be looking is more and more avoided until it is hidden entirely in a mix-up of complications comparable to a government bureau. This is the mechanism of the post-hypnotic suggestion as covered in Book 1.
Here basically we have people’s fear of things exploding. Any and every serious injury which has left the preclear hung up on the time track appeared to him at the time as an explosion and actually might have contained an electrical discharge. You will find preclears with ailing stomachs who will trace the moment when they began to have stomach trouble to the feeling that something had exploded in their stomachs.
Thereafter they will be trying to keep the explosion from happening again and will avoid looking at the explosion. Running cycles of explosions as covered in PAB No.
12 resolves this condition. It permits people to look straight at things again without fear. People who wear glasses and, indeed, people who are blind, cannot look straight at something but must either avoid looking at it or not look at it at all.
The avoidance of reality is merely an avoidance of present time. Theta could be considered to be a sort of scanner which is motionless. It is not moving. The MEST universe is changing and interchanging, and the products and forms constructed and organized or regulated by theta change, and this change is in itself time. Time depends mainly upon the creation of new space in the MEST universe. It could be hazarded that new space is created in the MEST universe at the rate of l/c,* which is to say that each new motion of a particle is a creation of new space. What is happening is that the
[ * In physics “c” represents the velocity of light in a vacuum: approximately 186,000 miles or 299,793 kilometers per second.]
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particle seems to be moving in space and the space is motionless. Space disappears at the rate of l/c and new space is created at this rate. This gives to particles apparent motion. The boys in nuclear physics will be discovering this in a couple of hundred years but there is no harm in giving a tip-off of it here. This is of no great concern to the auditor but might clarify for him the apparent change of theta itself. If theta itself is apparently changing, remember that it is visible only because particles change. The theta is not moving; it is a true static.
An individual who will not look at the MEST universe must look either ahead of it into the future or behind it into the past. One of the reasons he does this is because there is insufficient action in the present to begin with; and then this thirst for action develops into an inability to have action and he decides that all must be maintained in a constant state and he seeks to prevent action. This also applies to pain. People who are somewhat out of present time have a horrible dread of pain, and people who are truly out of present time—as in a psychotic state—have a revulsion towards pain which could not be described. A person entirely within present time is not much concerned with pain and even might create some for the sake of randomity. Although people have hard words for the sadist, it must be remarked that the sadist rarely permits any pain to happen to himself.
The avoidance of work is one of the best indicators of a decayed state on the part of a personality. There are two common denominators to all aberrated personalities; one of these is a horror of work and the other is a horror of pain. People only mildly out of present time, which is to say, people who are categorized as sane, have already started to apologize about work in that they work toward an end reward and no longer consider that the output of effort itself and the accomplishment of things is sufficient reward in itself—thus the whole network of gratitude or admiration as necessary pay for energy put forth. The parental demand for gratitude is often reflected in a severely aberrated preclear who is given to feel he can never repay the enormous favors conferred on him by being worked for by his parents. Actually, they need not be paid; for, flatly, if it was not sufficient reward to do the work of raising him, they are beyond being paid; in other words, they could not accept pay.
Taking the very, very sane person in present time, one would mark a decline of his sanity by a shift from an interest in present time to an overwhelming interest in the future, which would decline into considerable planning for the future in order to avoid bad things happening in it, to, finally, a shunning of the future because of painful incidents, to a shuddering and tenuous hold on present time, and then an avoidance of both the future and present time and a shift into the past. This last would be a psychotic state and is, indeed, the definition of a psychotic state in Scientology.
An extremely effective remedy for a person whose concern about the future is great is the application of Creative Processing in brackets, having him mock up repeatedly and in great quantities, as in PAB No. 8, horrible things happening to himself, to others, and others making horrible things happen to others, all in the future.
One would find out what this person had originally worked toward in the future, and then would discover its decline. One would then have horrible things mocked up to make the goal impossible and unreachable. In the case of a mechanic, one would have him mock up being fired, being mangled by the machinery, being left by his wife and children because he was only a mechanic, being shunned by the factory, making terrible mistakes which brought death to his fellow workers, having other people have similar things happening to them, and other people making other people undergo similar future experiences.
One holds on to things in the past on the postulate that they must not happen in
the future. This sticks the person in the past. This is, in essence, the whole goal of
education and experience. One is trying to instill into somebody sufficient fear of the
future in order to cause him to be cautious. This, of course, holds the individual on the track.
The ultimate failure, of course, is death, and an auditor will be surprised how avidly a preclear will mock up his own death, death for members of the family now living, and how rapidly this will bring into view grief charges on people who are already dead. But one should not merely have the preclear mock himself up dead; one should have him dying several varieties of deaths; and then, of course, being put into a coffin, stuck in the body and unable to get out and lying there in a mouldering or formaldehyded corpse for aeons and aeons and never escaping. Edgar Allan Poe, by the way, is a wonderful source of such mock-ups.
This method of processing the future can be combined with SSSA.
Inaction and indecision in the present is because of fear of consequences of the future. Once one has made the preclear mock up these consequences in quantity, he can more comfortably face present time.
L. RON HUBBARD
3RD AMERICAN ADVANCED CLINICAL COURSE LECTURES Phoenix, Arizona
4 January—12 February 1954
L. Ron Hubbard gave the following lectures to the twenty-two student auditors attending the 3rd American Advanced Clinical Course (3rd ACC) at Phoenix, Arizona, from January 4th through February 12th, 1954. Included here are his lectures on SOP-80 (O.T.).
* 5401C04 3ACC-1 Introduction to 3rd ACC 5401C04 3ACC-2 Perception and Ownership
** 5401C05 3ACC-3 Communication and Not Over-instructing the Pc * 5401C05 3ACC-4 Boredom, Pace of Living, Truth
5401C05 3ACC-5 Symbols
** 5401C06 3ACC-6A Symbols and a Group Processing Demo
** 5401C06 3ACC-6B Symbols and a Group Processing Demo (cont.) 5401C06 3ACC-7 Processing Demo: Automaticity
** 5401C07 3ACC-8 Communication * 5401C07 3ACC-9 Anchor Points, Flows
5401C08 3ACC-10 Exteriorization from Masses 5401C11 3ACC-11 Exteriorization from Masses (cont.) 5401C11 3ACC-12 Exteriorization, Theory & Demo * 5401C11 3ACC-13 Exteriorization Demo
5401C12 3ACC-14 Exteriorization and Motion * 5401C12 3ACC-15 Exteriorization, Lecture & Demo
* 5401C12 3ACC-15 Spl Special Message to London College of Dianeticists and Scientologists
5401C12 3ACC-16 Exteriorization, Demo on Group 5401C12 3ACC-17 Machines, Demonstration
5401C13 3ACC-18 Competence of Prediction, Demo 5401C13 3ACC-19 Competence of Prediction, Demo (cont.) 5401C13 3ACC-20 Exteriorization : Step I, Procedure 5401C14 3ACC-21 Labels: I n Society and Preclears 5401C14 3ACC-22 Labels: Beingness and Justice 5401C14 3ACC-23 Labels: Beingness and Justice (cont.)
** 5401C15 3ACC-24 Present Time, Self Analysis
** 5401C15 3ACC-25 Present Time (cont.)
5401C15 3ACC-26 Present Time (cont.) & Demo 5401C18 3ACC-27 Time: Barrier
5401C18 3ACC-28 Time: Basic Procession
5401C18 3ACC-29 Time: Sense, Particles, Survival Place 5401C19 3ACC-30 Summary of Course to Date
5401C19 3ACC-31 Exteriorization: Demonstration
** 5401C19 3ACC-32 Comm by Emotion: Flows, Ridges
5401C20 3ACC-33 E-Meter, Use of
5401C20 3ACC-34 Audio (Beep) Meter Demonstration ** 5401C20 3ACC-35 Exteriorization, Communication * 5401C21 3ACC-36 Livingness Processing Series
5401C21 3ACC-37 Livingness Processing Series (Dyingness) * 5401C22 3ACC-38 Livingness Processing Series (Machinery) * 5401C22 3ACC-39 Livingness Processing Series (Demo) * 5401C25 3ACC-40 Goals of 8-0 (O.T.), Abilities
* 5401C25 3ACC-41 Basic Data on 8-0 (O.T.)
** 5401C26 3ACC-42 Exteriorization, Knowingness, Reality * 5401C26 3ACC-42A Instruction, Simplicity
* 5401C27 3ACC-43 O.T., Inversion: Courage and Mobility * 5401C28 3ACC-44 Exteriorization: Courage and Serenity * 5401C28 3ACC-45 Courage Processing
* 5401C29 3ACC-46 Exteriorization, Stuck Flows * 5401C29 3ACC-47 Evaluating Cases
* 5402C01 3ACC-48 Exteriorization, Taking Direction 5402C01 3ACC-49 Processing Havingness Lecture * 5402C02 3ACC-50 Havingness Series (cont.)
* 5402C02 3ACC-51 Havingness Series(cont.): Comm Lines * 5402C03 3ACC-52 Havingness Series (cont.): Ownership * 5402C03 3ACC-53 Repairing a Case & Demo
* 5402C04 3ACC-54 Review on Havingness & Demo * 5402C04 3ACC-55 Certainty: Maybes, Problems, Entrance
5402C05 3ACC-56 Endowment of Livingness
5402C05 3ACC-57 Group Processing on Certainty, 8 Dynamics * 5402C08 3ACC-58 Summary of Course Data & Machinery * 5402C08 3ACC-59 Group Processing, Automaticities * 5402C09 3ACC-60 Auditing Groups
* 5402C09 3ACC-61 Group Processing on Class: Barriers
* 5402C09 3ACC-62 Short Discussion & Group Processing Demo * 5402C10 3ACC-63 Group Processing on Class: Being MEST * 5402C10 3ACC-64 Group Processing on Class: Black/White * 5402C10 3ACC-65 Group Processing on Class: Being MEST * 5402C11 3ACC-66 Group Processing on Class: Things to Be * 5402C11 3ACC-67 Group Processing on Class: Resist Effect * 5402C11 3ACC-68 Group Processing: Exterior
* 5402C11 3ACC-69 Group Processing on Class: Sound 5402C12 3ACC-70 Group Processing on Class: Balance 5402C12 3ACC-71 Group Processing on Class: Time
T H E J O U R N A L O F
SCIENTOLOGY
Issue 23-G 15 January 1954
Published by
The Hubbard Association of Scientologists, Inc.
Camden, New Jersey
Man’s Search for His Soul
L. Ron Hubbard
For countless ages past Man has been engaged upon a search.
All thinkers in all ages have contributed their opinion and considerations to it. No scientist, no philosopher, no leader has failed to comment upon it. Billions of men have died for one opinion or another on the subject of this search, and no civilization, mighty or poor, in ancient or in modern times has endured without battle on its account.
The human soul, to the civilized and barbaric alike, has been an endless source of interest, attention, hate or adoration.
To say today that I have found the answer to all riddles of the soul would be inaccurate and presumptuous. To discount what I have come to know and to fail to make that known after observing its benefits would be a sin of omission against Man.
Today, after twenty-five years of inquiry and thought and after three years of public activity wherein I observed the material at work and its results, I can announce that in the knowledge I have developed there must lie the answers to that riddle, to that enigma, to that problem, the human soul, for under my hands and others’ I have seen the best in Man rehabilitated.
For the time since I first made a theta clear I have been, with some reluctance, out beyond any realm of the scientific known and now that I have myself cleared half a hundred, and auditors I have trained many times that, I must face the fact that we have reached that merger point where science and religion meet and we must now cease to pretend to deal with material goals alone.
We cannot deal in the realm of the human soul and ignore the fact. Man has too long pursued this search for its happy culmination here to be muffled by vague and scientific terms.
Religion, not science, has carried this search, this war, through the millenia.
Science has all but swallowed Man with an ideology which denies the soul, a symptom of the failure of science in that search.
One cannot now play traitor to the Men of God who sought these ages past to bring Man from the darkness.
We in Scientology belong in the ranks of the seekers after truth, not in the rearguard of the makers of the atom bomb.
However, science too has had its role in these endeavors, and nuclear physics, whatever crime it does against Man, may yet be redeemed by having been of aid in finding for Man the soul of which science had all but deprived him.
No auditor can easily close his eyes to the results he achieves today or fail to see them superior to the materialistic technologies he earlier used. For we can know, with all else we know, that the human soul, freed, is the only effective therapeutic agent that we have. But our goals, no matter our miracles with bodies today, exceed physical health and better men.
Copyright(©) 1954 by L. Ron Hubbard. All Rights Reserved.
