Any case that won’t run or won’t rehab is probably a “tripper”, meaning somebody who has taken drugs.

Standard practice for anyone who has ever taken drugs or even alcohol is to rehabilitate the moments of releases in these.

Drugs (or alcohol) give an enforced moment or period of release. It is surrounded in mass.

LSD, marijuana (pot, hashish), peyote, opium, ether (in operations), nitrous oxide (laughing gas in dental operations), weird “biochemical” compounds used by “psychiatrists”, Benzedrine, solid alcohol (canned heat), alcohol, turpentine, gasoline, witch herbs of various kinds, and even certain rays, in this lifetime and on the back track, could have caused a moment of release.

The Class VIII technique is floating the needle on rudiments before doing a new grade, power or rehabs.

Death does also but it’s a bit steep to rehab.

1. “Do you have an ARC Bk?”

In a rehab session, or before such a this lifetime one is audited on grades, the moments of release should be rehabbed.

(If the question reads handle with ARCU and CDEI.)

The C/S directs this to be done before a rehab of ARC Straight Wire.

2. “Do you have a present time problem?”

Such releases usually need rehabbing only once.

(If this reads handle by any quick problems process.)

Tough rehabbing and probably all “Black Vs” probably trace to these chemical “releases”.

3. “Has a withhold been missed?”

They are deadly because they give the sensation of release while actually pulling in mass.

(If so, get it.)

When “All black” reads on a GF one of these chemical release periods is probably in restim.

Remember that on each of these questions, if they don’t blow, they can be traced back to an earlier ARC Bk, problem or withhold.

These “Chemical releases” give us a lot of trouble unless (a) detected and (b) rehabbed.

If no F/N occurs, then the auditor uses a Green Form or a List (such as L4A) to produce one.

Such pcs often withhold the fact (non-acceptable or discreditable datum) quite madly and thus make detection difficult unless directly asked for on a hard to run case.

Such persons can also be a mess on III if the chemical period rehabs aren’t done.

Delusory or dub-in cases also sometimes trace to chemical “releases”.

Painkillers, tranquilizers or morphine can also be explored where no “drug taking” is traced.

All the above come under the heading of forceful exteriorization and can inhibit the act of exteriorization on V.

Such pcs are a bit blank, irresponsible or detached.

Each TYPE of chemical which produced “release” must be rehabbed and it is best to count how many times released on each type.

[Original distribution was simply “Class VIII”.]