If there is an INCIDENT 2 then I went through it during my first 25 hours of auditing in 1969-70 here:
http://forum.exscn.net/showpost.php?p=15022&postcount=71
If there is an INCIDENT 1 then I went through it near the end of my Sea Org career in 1981-82 while on the Running Program. By the way, this Running Program is not released up to this day, but it has been bastardized as punishment in the form of running around a pole.
Now, what were these experiences that I went through? They were real enough.
Soon after I went through my INCIDENT 2, my Ankylosing Spondalitis went into remission.
And, soon after I went through my INCIDENT 1, I knew I could now take care of my case, and I no longer needed to depend on Sea Org, Scientology, or on Hubbard for my salvation.
I believe that Hubbard saw such miracles taking place in the people who were getting audited, but he could never experience them himself to that degree. This must have made him all the more frustrated.
If one looks at all the tech development in Scientology, it is random and all over the place. Most of the tech takes a shotgun type approach. My personal experience with a lot of these processes was just grinding and may be some realizations here and there but nothing spectacular. The gains that were really spectacular came far and in between, and sometimes outside of sessions.
The most amazing lack that I find in Scientology is a study of the preclear’s role in getting the results. The credit is all given to the technology of Hubbard. But I think that a lion’s share of credit should go to the LOOKING and EXPERIENCING of the preclear. This is what prompted me to write the KHTK series. These are the basics that Buddha emphasized, but they got a short shrift in Hubbard’s scheme of priorities. This is what makes me wonder if Hubbard truly had the awareness of correct importances in auditing.
So, it is my opinion that Hubbard may have had some inkling of the character of INCIDENT 1 and INCIDENT 2, but it got buried under a lot of dub-in and that dub-in instead got presented as INCIDENT 1 and INCIDENT 2 of OT Levels.
Hubbard was brilliant but he was a very sick man.
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