Staff Auditors may use S.O.P. Goals Procedure on paying preclears the moment they have the procedure well understood and have passed a thorough hat check on its Bulletins and continue its study through the 17 hours of lecture tapes.

I don’t want this one goofed up (and it very well can be) before its use is understood thoroughly. Nor do I want HGC pcs getting disturbed and upset through being left with levels unflat on terminals.

The 17 hours of lecture of the 3rd Johannesburg ACC are on this subject. Only field auditors who have attended and passed a course using these tapes and skills (no evening briefing course for field auditors may play these tapes) may use S.O.P. Goals Procedure. The odd numbered hours of the 10 22nd American tapes on Presession 38 are also part of this series of study.

This is very far from ordinary technology even in Scientology. It’s good. Learn it before using it.

Its power is too great for slapdash use. Don’t wait until you’ve upset some pcs before you believe me.

Teaching of S.O.P. Goals Procedure and the Pre-Havingness Scale is forbidden in Academies for the HCA/HPA and practical courses. HCS/BScn training level only may be taught S.O.P. Goals Procedure.

Here is a new command for Communication on the Pre-Hav Scale.

It comes as a surprise to me to find a new Comm process after Comm being in prominence 11 years, but that’s what’s happened. Also this process is foreshadowed by the Code of Honor.

It replaces the Pre-Hav Command in HCO Bulletin of February 2, 1961 (dated March 9, 1961 from Saint Hill).

The basic command from which the others are derived is:

“Recall not wanting to communicate.”

The full commands that can be run in sequence are:

“Recall not wanting to communicate.”

“Recall another not wanting to communicate.”

“Recall not wanting another to communicate.”

“Recall another not wanting you to communicate.”

“Recall another not wanting others to communicate.”

“Recall a communication.”

“Recall a no-communication.”

“Recall a communication.”

“Recall a no-communication.”

“Recall a communication.”

“Recall a no-communication.”

The command structure, having so many possibilities, has only been partially sorted out. The first five commands of the above or the last six commands of the above or all of the above may be run. The last six, of course, handle loss incidents.

It just may be that the first line as a process underlies all withholds and gives later withholds power. This may then, just as a process, considerably ease the task set in getting off withholds on secretive cases.

Using all the first five lines in sequence is probably easiest on the pc, afterwards flattening the last six commands.