There are a great many potential flows. These are covered in greater detail in earlier work.

Triple Grades when released will be run on HGC pcs and Qual only by HGC and Qual Auditors under Class VIII supervision.

In Triple Grades the following are the only flows used:

Triple Grades are NOT taught in the Dianetics Course. They are NOT run by Dianetic students on pcs. Triple Grades do NOT change the Dianetics Course. Dianetic Course auditors are forbidden to run Triple Grades. They change NO checksheet on Dianetics Course.

Triple Grades are NOT taught on Levels Zero, I, II or III. They are NOT run by students on these levels. Triple Grades do NOT change Level 0, I, II, III checksheets. Auditors of these classes (0, I, II, III) do not use and are forbidden to use Triple Grades on their own pcs.

Or

In an introverted (going into) type process

Triple Grades are taught and are added to the checksheet of Level IV. They may be audited by Class IV auditors on their pcs only under the direct supervision of a Class VIII auditor.

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HGC auditors and Qual auditors traditionally have been understood to have a right to audit any authorized process under proper supervision. Therefore when auditing under the direct supervision of a Class VIII auditor HGC and Qual auditors briefed on Triple Grades starrate can run them.

A Saint Hill Level V checksheet must have all data on flows added to it and all Triple Grade data.

Or

A Saint Hill Class V may audit, when trained on the new checksheet, Triple Grades on his own pcs or without further supervision. In an org he would of course get Class VIII supervision.

A mix of the two.

As the patterns of an individual are in actual fact the same in all cases, it is the type of process rather than the type of pc which regulates the flows.

Note therefore that Lower Level auditors and Lower Level courses continue as always with single sub-zeroes and single grades both as to training and practical up to but not including Level IV.

Intensity of one or more "legs" of the flow will be found to vary from pc to pc. One pc has a strong inflow, weak outflow and very weak others flow. Another has a strong outflow. Another is all wrapped up in others with no real attention to self.

The wording of the STANDARD commands of Triple Grades (Subzero and Lower Levels) takes care of these imbalances. No further attention is necessary by the auditor.

Note that the remaining two flows of the sub-zeroes and lower grades CAN BE PUT IN on a pc before or even after Power.

The auditor will find that all this reflects on his work sheet by different lengths of time to run different flows.

You rehab the single grade (by counting times released) and then run its other two flows.

By FLOW is meant an impulse or direction of energy particles or thought or masses between terminals.

You rehab the next single grade and run its other two flows. The sequence is

It is essentially a 3 terminal universe in actual fact. The discovery of this led to Triple Grades.

rehab the grade, run its other two flows. Don't rehab all grades and then put in each other two. This also applies to sub-zeroes.

There is more data on the 3 terminal universe in material on the THIRD PARTY LAW. This is not necessarily important — either the 3rd Party Law or that it's a 3 terminal universe — to the auditor in running the processes of Triple Grades. He should however have some idea of flows. Very intricate and numerous flows can be isolated. Triple is the fundamental and what is used in normal auditing.

The best time to do this is BEFORE POWER.

The advantage of Triple Grades is

1. Greatly increased gain per level.

2. Enormously increased stability for the gains of lower grades.

If and when Triple Power is worked out if it is ever issued, this HCOB still applies.

The exact commands of Triple Grades and the form used on each pc for them are the subject of another HCOB.

Policy is firm that a separate Triple Grade form is used for each separate pc and included in his folder.