Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO TECHNICAL FORM OF JULY 1, AD13 | Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO BULLETIN OF 1 JUNE 1963 | |
LINE PLOT, FIRST SERIES HELOTROBUS IMPLANTS, 43 TRILLION | ||
Preclear:____ Auditor:____ | ||
GOAL:____ Date:____ | TO ALL AUDITORS | |
WHO OR WHAT WOULD OPPOSE____? WHO OR WHAT WOULD____OPPOSE? | ROUTINE 2 NEW PROCESSES | |
The recent developments on the political front and various attacks upon Scientology and Scientologists caused a sudden catalyzing of research. | ||
1. | My answer to these attacks was to: | |
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Block One TOP OPPTERM____ | ||
NIX____ | The first part of this program is succeeding. A push on us in Australia has already collapsed and we have won. In America the situation continues to improve for us and there is little doubt of our winning eventually. | |
RR____ TA____ | The second part of our program is being successful beyond the most happy estimates. About five or ten years’ research work has been crowded into the last six months and although this has been hard work beyond belief, I have brought it off. | |
2. | The need was for an achievement of the state of Operating Thetan. While this state existed in theory, no time for an orderly development from aberree to Clear to OT was permitted by events. My task was to short-cut from aberree to OT and bypass all niceties of in-between states. No Scientologist needs to be told the significance of this in handling our affairs on Earth. | |
This sudden speedup disrupted and probably upset many auditors. And I am sorry that this interrupted training programs and study. What had to be done was done. But it did disrupt all previous training and auditing expectancies. | ||
3. | The first casualty was R2-12. The moment I was informed of the US and Australian attacks I adopted the above two-point program and even though I knew it would upset things, I had no choice but to concentrate on those two points. | |
RR____ TA____ | So I dropped Routine 2-12. And a short while thereafter was able to drop the ardures of goals finding. And working at top speed, laid open the impasses to OT and developed technology to overcome them. | |
ABSOLUTEABLY ____ | Well, all this, I can now state, has been successful. The gamble was upon the power of an OT. We won. An OT is so much more powerful than we have ever envisioned, that there is now no faintest doubt of the wisdom of the twopoint program above. | |
NIX ABSOLUTEABLY ____ | The technology now exists for the creation of the state of OT. | |
RR____ TA____ | For many weeks now, the Saint Hill course technology has been steady and Saint Hill students have been successfully applying that technology and it, in its essential points, is in the hands of Central Orgs, and their staffs are being trained on it. | |
4. | We have moved fast. My estimate was that we had very few years from January 1963 before the roof fell in, not just on us, but on Earth. I thought I could bring this off in that period. In only five months it was being brought off. | |
Short of this, I could not see how I could protect individual Scientologists from persecution and I was worried about them. The state of Clear was not enough. Therefore the technology of OT and a controlledenvironment were the only wholly satisfactory things I could do. | ||
5. | So don’t be shocked at the way R2-12 and other data was dropped. That progress would have been orderly but a sudden time limit was placed on us by the Washington raids. These were not more than a symptom of coming chaos, not just for us but for Earth. When a government has to imagine crimes to prosecute people for, that government is responding to times that are more chaotic than we believe. | |
RR____ TA____ | So here is the technical aspect of all this: | |
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7. | It takes about 500 hours to push an average case to OT with present technology, clearing GPMs and the time track. We have very little time, not just to make OTs, but to get things under control. So the time factors are very closely figured indeed. And there’s no time to be lost. If you enroll at Saint Hill you will make it faster. | |
RR____ TA____ | If the program seems at all unreal, then recall, the life we’re living here on Earth is a little unreal too. | |
SUPERIORABLY ____ | R2-T | |
NIX SUPERIORABLY ____ | The basic commands of R2-T, are these: | |
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9. | Each process is given a cyclic ending (pc in PT again). | |
RR____ TA____ | Run the TA action out of each command in turn, then out of each one in turn again, etc. (Reduce to .25 div of TA motion in 10 minutes of auditing.) | |
INCOMPARABLY ____ | There are various ways of clearing these commands and various ways of using them which will be covered in later bulletins. | |
NIX INCOMPARABLY ____ | These processes are powerful enough to open up any time track if properly used. They do not make an OT. They prepare the way to make one and they undo past auditing when prefixed with “In auditing, _________.” They destimulate whatever has been restimulated. | |
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HOPEABLY ____ | ||
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BOREABLY ____ | ||
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DEGRADEABLY ____ | ||
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IDIOTABLY ____ | ||
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____ING | ||
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ABSOLUTEABLE TO ___ | ||
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PERFECTABLE TO ____ | ||
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HIGHLY ACCEPTABLE TONIX | ||
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RECOMMENDABLE TO ____ | ||
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ENGROSSABLE TO ____ | ||
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VITALABLE TO____ | ||
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ENTHUSIASTICABLE TO ____ | ||
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ENJOYABLE TO ____ | ||
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COVETABLE TO ____ | ||
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NIX ____ ING | ||
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THOSE WHO ARE ____ING | ||
SOMEONE WHO ISN’T EVER ____ING | ||
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SOMEONE WHO HATES ____ING | ||
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ACTIVE ____ING | ||
SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T WANT ____ING | ||
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ANY NECESSITY FOR ____ING | ||
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ANY ACTIONS OF ____ING | ||
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A BELIEF IN ____ING | ||
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THE PROPONENTS OF ____ING | ||
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THE FANTASTIC IMPORTANCES OF ____ING | ||
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THE OBSESSIONS FOR ____ING | ||
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THE INTERESTING____ | ||
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NESS OF____ING | ||
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THE UPSETS ABOUT ____ING | ||
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THE DESPERATIONS OF ____ING | ||
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THE FRENZIEDNESS OF ____ING | ||
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THE HOPELESSNESS OF ____ING | ||
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____ER FORM OF GOAL | ||
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THE EXHAUSTION OF ____ING | ||
AN EXHAUSTED ____ER | ||
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THE STUPIDITY OF ____ING | ||
A STUPIFIED ____ER | ||
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THE EFFORTS OF ____ ING | ||
AN ENEFFORTIZED ____ER | ||
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THE UNREWARDINGNESS OF ____ING | ||
AN UNREWARDED ____ER | ||
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THE COMPLICATIONS OF____ING | ||
A COMPLICATED ____ER | ||
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THE DEMANDS OF ____ING | ||
A DEMANDING ____ER | ||
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THE DETERMINATIONS OF____ING | ||
A DETERMINED ____ER | ||
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THE LIMITATIONS OF ____ING | ||
A ____ING ____ER | ||
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THE OPPONENTS OF ____ING | ||
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THE HATRED OF ____ING | ||
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STOPPED ____ING | ||
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ANY IMPOSSIBILITY OF____ING | ||
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THE NON EXISTENCE OF____ING | ||
THE GOAL TO____ | ||
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BOTTOM OPTERM Next goal + this goal or this goal + next goal. Sometimes Not or Nix has to be added. | ||
TO ____ “What goal would ____ oppose?” (50 beyond last RS or RR) | ||
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(Top oppterm of next goal) | ||