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"Hubbard's specific things like "Intend to the date of incident 2" etc just muddy up what is actually working, which is simply having the comm line in."
That seems true to me.
My view currently is that OT 2&3 allow much
scope for creative processing. This I did.
On these 2 levels I had minimal instructions
from a C/S and did it my way.
Addressed many life units/BTs. Like Paul I'm
no longer pursuing such matters on further
OT levels. I have no interest and thus per tech
shouldn't run them.
However I have FZ friends who continue to do
so and apparently get gains from doing so.
Go figure? Guess us thetans are all individual.
and need to travel their own path.
Moderator 3375
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Let's go through what seems to be happening with Hubbard's (and the person's) added significance taken out of it.
The person (user, pc, solo auditor etc) looks with his mind over his immediate space (inside body and a few feet around it) and finds an area of disharmony. He narrows his attention into that area and exchanges communications with the bit(s) of life-force in that area until the disharmony dissipates. Rinse and repeat. Hubbard's specific things like "Intend to the date of incident 2" etc just muddy up what is actually working, which is simply having the comm line in.
There is no incident-running as such for various reasons, the simplest of which being there is no incident there as Hubbard described. Whether or not these bits of life-force have past incidents to relieve is mostly immaterial, since the regular procedure doesn't include running them through random incidents.
Personally when I did OT3 the very first thing I encountered was a cumulative cluster that I carefully date/located all the way down like I had drilled it and was so pleased with how clever I was. However, after seeing many solo auditors on the level it seemed mightily coincidental that the better trained as auditors they were the more handlings they had to do to "blow the bts".
What's the underlying truth of these little bits of life-force? I don't know. There seems to be an alien (i.e., not oneself) facet to them, but beyond that I don't really know at all. I suspect they are not that important to one's life in the general scheme of things.
Paul
"Hubbard's specific things like "Intend to the date of incident 2" etc just muddy up what is actually working, which is simply having the comm line in."
That seems true to me.
My view currently is that OT 2&3 allow much
scope for creative processing. This I did.
On these 2 levels I had minimal instructions
from a C/S and did it my way.
Addressed many life units/BTs. Like Paul I'm
no longer pursuing such matters on further
OT levels. I have no interest and thus per tech
shouldn't run them.
However I have FZ friends who continue to do
so and apparently get gains from doing so.
Go figure? Guess us thetans are all individual.
and need to travel their own path.
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