Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO BULLETIN OF 28 SEPTEMBER 1960 Originally issued from Johannesburg | Saint Hill Manor, East Grinstead, Sussex HCO BULLETIN OF 28 SEPTEMBER 1960 Originally issued from Johannesburg |
TIPS ON HOW TO CRACK AN HGC CASE | TIPS ON HOW TO CRACK AN HGC CASE |
Run lots of “What question shouldn’t I ask you?”, and get them all off. Find and solve all PTPs with O/W on the terminals involved. | Run lots of “What question shouldn’t I ask you?”, and get them all off. Find and solve all PTPs with O/W on the terminals involved. |
Lots of O/W in general. | Lots of O/W in general. |
| Lots of discussion about failed help. Have pc check over many help failures. | Lots of discussion about failed help. Have pc check over many help failures. |
____________ | ____________ |
Then check for havingness process. | Then check for havingness process. |
| ____________ | ____________ |
Here are some good tips. | Here are some good tips. |
“Look around here and find something you can have” always works on any pc if the rudiments are done, done, done thoroughly. | “Look around here and find something you can have” always works on any pc if the rudiments are done, done, done thoroughly. |
New Experimental Havingness Processes: | New Experimental Havingness Processes: |
“Look around here and find something you don’t have to make duplicate you.” “Feel that (indicated room object).” | “Look around here and find something you don’t have to make duplicate you.” “Feel that (indicated room object).” |
“How could you have that (indicated room object)?” | “How could you have that (indicated room object)?” |
“How could that (indicated room object) make somebody guilty?” | “How could that (indicated room object) make somebody guilty?” |
“Notice that (room object). How long can you be absolutely sure it will be there?” “What problem could that wall be?” | “Notice that (room object). How long can you be absolutely sure it will be there?” “What problem could that wall be?” |
Confront Processes: | Confront Processes: |
“What unworkable situation could you confront?” | “What unworkable situation could you confront?” |
“What unworkable situation would you rather not confront?” | “What unworkable situation would you rather not confront?” |
____________ | ____________ |
“What sexual activity could you confront?” | “What sexual activity could you confront?” |
“What sexual activity would you rather not confront?” | “What sexual activity would you rather not confront?” |
| ____________:: | ____________:: |
“What sound (or other perception) could you confront?” | “What sound (or other perception) could you confront?” |
“What sound (or other perception) would you rather not confront?” | “What sound (or other perception) would you rather not confront?” |
“Think of a problem.” | “Think of a problem.” |
L. RON HUBBARD | L. RON HUBBARD |