The following are expanded line wordings for listing on a found and checked goal in Routine 3GA:

GOAL: “To Sneeze”, which is used as an example.

If a routine Dynamic Assessment by Rock Slam fails, the preclear should be prepchecked on “On Auditing is there anything you have suppressed?” etc.

Line One: Who or what would want to sneeze?

Then the preclear can be listed on “What isn’t a part of the Dynamics?” and “What part of life have you regretted?”

Line Two: Who or what would oppose sneezing?

Completing and assessing these lists, will give you the Dynamic.

Line Three: Who or what would not oppose sneezing?

Line Four: Who or what would not want to sneeze?

Line Five: Who or what would sneeze?

Line Six: Who or what would not sneeze?

Line Seven: Who or what would oppose opposition to sneezing?

Line Eight: Who or what would pull back somebody or something from sneezing?

Line Nine: Who or what would want to be sneezed at?

Line Ten: Who or what would oppose being sneezed at?

Line Eleven: Who or what would not oppose being sneezed at?

Line Twelve: Who or what would not want to be sneezed at?

Line Thirteen: Who or what would be sneezed at?

Line Fourteen: Who or what would not be sneezed at?

Line Fifteen: Who or what would cause somebody or something to be sneezed at?

Line Sixteen: Who or what would help somebody or something not to be sneezed at?

Line Seventeen: Who or what would someone or something have to be in order to sneeze?

Line Eighteen: Who or what would someone or something have to be in order to oppose sneezing?

Line Nineteen: Who or what would someone or something have to be in order not to oppose sneezing?

Line Twenty: Who or what would someone or something dare not to be in order to sneeze?

Lines Seventeen through Twenty are not vital to list, and Lines Nine through Sixteen, which are the effect wording of the goal, may not be broadly workable.

Lines One through Eight are vital. By listing four items at a time on the first eight lines or the first sixteen lines, the case stays balanced, the goal can be kept firing, and clearing is speeded.

So use eight or sixteen lines on goal listing.

As regards pain, it can occur on any line in listing. The only dangerous indication is if no pain occurs on any line, only sensation, which indicates that rudiments are out or that the goal is wrong. Pain can even occur on Lines Two and Four and sensation on Lines One and Three, and all still be okay.