Dianetic Course Supervisors can expect up to 20 percent threatened course failures because of „case failures“ meaning the student’s own case.

Aside from Auditor’s Code violations there are only four high crimes a Dianetic auditor can commit:

If a student has no gains himself he is unlikely to be able to audit well.

1. Cease to audit suddenly with the pc down the track somewhere.

In HGCs, given Standard Dianetic Auditing, anything up to 25% of the pcs will not resolve on Standard Dianetics alone.

2. Make a sudden evaluative remark in the middle of the session.

The reason for this is that in Standard Dianetics one audits without „Rudiments“. Thus you get the pc coming in with life ARC Breaks, Present Time Problems and Missed Withholds.

3. React or comment adversely on what the pc is running such as being critical of the pc for having such an incident.

The answer is to send the preclear to a Scientology Review for a „Green Form“ (GF).

4. Force a pc to go on when he doesn’t want to.

If the person comes back to Standard Dianetic Auditing and still has a hard time of it or gives the auditor a hard time or gets sick, send the person back to a Scientology Review with this instruction:

These mess up pcs quite badly and give them a great deal of trouble afterwards.

„Give Green Form to F/N and then assess No. 40 GF and handle. “

Over the years these four actions have been observed being done from time to time by persons trying to audit in Dianetics. They are just as bad in Scientology but oddly, I don’t recall them being done in Scientology, only Dianetics.

The Class VIII will take it from there.

Example of 1: Auditor fails to give next command or any further commands and leaves pc hanging.

This should reduce course failures and HGC case failures down to the very small percentage of those who are there for other reasons than learning or receiving auditing.

Example of 2: “Are you really interested in this session or not?”

Thus, unless the cases are handled these percentages of 20% and 25% may occur.

Example of 3: “That was a horrible thing to do.”

Students don’t have cases. But failed students do.

Example of 4: “Go ahead. Get into it,” after pc has asked to stop.

There are countless variations of these. In 1 the pc volunteers it’s all sort of unreal in the incident so the auditor, instead of TR 4, just ends session.

Handling the OT Case can be very tricky. Any one of these can give the auditor trouble. But it is usually nothing much to handle unless the OT is what we call a „False III“. This is somebody who gaily went up the grades without doing them. You don’t have to know more about it than that.

These are very bad things to do. They don’t kill anybody. But they surely make pcs less auditable.

Thus if a person who is OT is giving trouble being audited on Dianetics it’s better to turn him or her over to a Class VIII for routine handling on Scientology.

Any OT who has somatics is auditable on Dianetics which he should have had in the first place as he was using Scn grades to get rid of his headache! Or some somatic.

If the „OT“ isn’t auditable on Dianetics then he’s a problem for a Class VIII and not a very tough one either.

To the HDG this is not very complex.

Audit the „OT“ on Standard Dianetics. If it works okay just carry on until he’s rid of his somatics and turn him over to Qual when he’s okay.

If it doesn’t work, then cease Dianetics and turn him over to Qual who will get the thing straight by the usual Class VIII remedies.

That’s all you have to know about OTs in Dianetics.