ILove2Lurk
Lisbeth Salander
The lecture I was referring to had quite a bit in it about running multipleI dunno. I thought it meant 'ordering people around doing your bidding'.
bodies simultaneously. I remember it well. It's in the blue volumes.
Time Track of Theta (History of Man Lectures 1-4)
Fair use excerpts:
You could actually track somebody back and find him living
twice through the same age period. You can find him living
twice in the past, through the same years. But more importantly,
more important to you as an auditor, you can find a preclear
living in four or six or ten entities right here on this
universe at this moment. And you can demonstrate it in any
way you want to demonstrate it, and even write letters to
the other identities, if you want to go that far, and tell
them what they had for breakfast.
. . .
And here's some other fellow sitting over someplace,
working like mad, working something out and figuring
something out. Well, that's where he's getting the
data. Now, for instance, you take Kelly and Bessemer.
This is a notable example - Kelly and Bessemer. One sat
in England and one sat in Kentucky, and they invented -
within two days of each other, completed the invention
of - a process of making steel. And they call it today
the Bessemer process. They might as well call it the Kelly
process, because it was invented simultaneously in both
places. Same guy.
. . .
But this jealousy of identities was such, actually,
that in the early days when I was working on this I was
experiencing a terrific anxiety. I knew the next five
minutes somebody was going to appear on the stands with
this first book I wrote on the subject. You see, I knew
somebody else knew. I knew somebody else was working on it
too. And they were. But not here on earth. Anyway ...
. . .
Now, watching this, then, you'll find there are complexities
in auditing for which you will be, sometimes, at a little
bit of a loss to account for. And by the way, this is quite
remarkable: There is a mystic practice of concentrating
until you get a visio. And you'll get visios in far cities,
in far places, without doing any teleportation of yourself
or your soul or anything of the sort. You just lie down and
concentrate and get a visio. And you'll get a visio of
your - of doing something. Some of this is accounted for
simply by, all of a sudden, being the other you - being the
other you.
There are probably as many as four or five fellows on
earth that are almost my duplicate, for instance,
physiologically. Almost - poor fellows. Now, one of these
fellows used to get me in trouble all the time.
twice through the same age period. You can find him living
twice in the past, through the same years. But more importantly,
more important to you as an auditor, you can find a preclear
living in four or six or ten entities right here on this
universe at this moment. And you can demonstrate it in any
way you want to demonstrate it, and even write letters to
the other identities, if you want to go that far, and tell
them what they had for breakfast.
. . .
And here's some other fellow sitting over someplace,
working like mad, working something out and figuring
something out. Well, that's where he's getting the
data. Now, for instance, you take Kelly and Bessemer.
This is a notable example - Kelly and Bessemer. One sat
in England and one sat in Kentucky, and they invented -
within two days of each other, completed the invention
of - a process of making steel. And they call it today
the Bessemer process. They might as well call it the Kelly
process, because it was invented simultaneously in both
places. Same guy.
. . .
But this jealousy of identities was such, actually,
that in the early days when I was working on this I was
experiencing a terrific anxiety. I knew the next five
minutes somebody was going to appear on the stands with
this first book I wrote on the subject. You see, I knew
somebody else knew. I knew somebody else was working on it
too. And they were. But not here on earth. Anyway ...
. . .
Now, watching this, then, you'll find there are complexities
in auditing for which you will be, sometimes, at a little
bit of a loss to account for. And by the way, this is quite
remarkable: There is a mystic practice of concentrating
until you get a visio. And you'll get visios in far cities,
in far places, without doing any teleportation of yourself
or your soul or anything of the sort. You just lie down and
concentrate and get a visio. And you'll get a visio of
your - of doing something. Some of this is accounted for
simply by, all of a sudden, being the other you - being the
other you.
There are probably as many as four or five fellows on
earth that are almost my duplicate, for instance,
physiologically. Almost - poor fellows. Now, one of these
fellows used to get me in trouble all the time.
You'll have to go to the original lecture or transcript to get
a "full conceptual understanding" of where he was heading
with this.
Surprisingly, or not surprisingly, he never spoke about this
ever again anywhere in earnest or in detail in the next 45
years of tech writings.
I guess it was the "tech du jour," tech of the day that day,
and was nevermore.
But that was the way of much of the tech. Heard about it
once then never again. Seeing this pattern decades ago
allowed me to untie the Gordian Knot of tech and Hubbard.
Now, where did I leave that other body of mine?