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Sure he didn't want to be related with Scientology. He was a UN mole. Also, he didn't want to pay royalties and penalties for ussing Scientology advanced levels without authorization.
Here he describes his doint OT III. He did OT III prior to 1977. He sais he is happy to get rid of BTs!
http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runni...y_chick_corea_heber_jentzsch_ot_symposium.php
Ah yes, the "OT Summit" during the autumn of 1976, which was featured in the next issue of 'Advance!' magazine. There's a transcript of some of the conversation. As I recall, the "OTs," all of whom had done, at least, OT 3, were talking "knowingly," but in an oblique manner - so as to not re-stimulate those at lower awareness levels - about how "quiet" their "space" is, and how nice it is to finally, be "alone" (in other words, free of "BTs"), after having done OT 3.
Here's a comment from "OT" Celebrity Chick Corea demonstrating some serious Hubbard cultism:
"It's amazing but almost any policy letter, technical bulletin or book will give me what I need, which is not necessarily the actual concept that I'm needing but that viewpoint again. LRH's viewpoint."
When Dianetic Clear was announced in 1978 and, suddenly, almost everyone was "Clear," and NOTs was announced and, just as suddenly - but more discreetly - "OTs," who, for years, "knew" they had "no more BT case," then "knew" they not only had more "BT case," but lots and lots more "BT case," I began to see - and could no longer deny to myself - the extent to which Hubbard had hypnotic power over Scientologists.
And Ingo Swann went along with it. He was made a fool of too, at least for a while.