Incorrect/incomplete.
It's not! At least, not in the CofS I attended.
Vinaire, You seem to be way off base here.
You're either missing vital data or have been misinformed as regards handlings and metering on OT3.
As far as I know, the data is readily available on the net.
Anyone familiar with the actual materials of OT3 and the auditing of that Level is probably wondering why you don't just study the OT3 Course or ask someone who knows the material like Paul/DOF.
Sorry, for any upset. I am inching through the OT III materials here. Unfortunately, the concepts are not laid out clearly in these materials so I am having difficulty understanding them.
BT is just a theory to explain some down-to-earth phenomenon. That phenomenon, as I understand, can be described by one word "somatic," for which the first book, DMSMH, was written.
The following from OT III materials does not really explain what a body thetan is,
For the purpose of clarity, by BodyThetan is meant a thetan who is stuck to another thetan or body but is not in control.
A Thetan is, of course, a Scientology word using the Greek theta which was the Greek symbol for thought or life. An individual being such as a man is a thetan, he is not a body and he does not think because he has no brain.
It simply put forth a theory, and I am trying to understand what underlies it. I want to understand how the wins on OT III are different from wins through Vipassana Meditation.
The thetan, to me, represents a "point of self-determinism," which is the goal of those involved with "artificial intelligence." A BT, would then appear as "other-determinism" to a self-determined thetan (like me).
Am I right so far?
How does someone recognize "other-determinism" attached to one's body? Is it some sort of expectation after reading OT III materials?
In Vipassana meditation, one simply observes whatever body sensations are there without resisting them and simply lets them dissipate.
What is the difference in the end product?
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