Not that I care, because I'll never do it, but note that the "tech" that is used is an HCOPL -- a policy letter that was originally used to "debug" administrative activities in the orgs -- i.e., to check off all the possible reasons and find out "why" stats were down, things weren't getting done, etc. We used it for that purpose at the CL-V org where I was on staff some 35 years ago. It can be found in one of the volumes of "green on white" and I'd happily tell you which one and its exact name and all that, but I threw all those books away many long years ago so you'll just have to look it up yourself if you're interested. It's BPI (broad public issue) -- no secret.
Now (in yet another example of how squirrely the CoS has become with it's own dogma and "scriptures") this long list is "assessed" (only on the Ship, where a small fortune can be charged for it because it's done only on the Ship) on the individual, using the e-meter, in the manner that a list is assessed in an auditing action, and whatever "item" off the list "reads" is taken up as the "reason why" a person is not progressing along the scientology program.
I knew someone who came back from the ship after doing this, and the "item" off that list which "read" on the meter, and which he took as the big fat mysterious one and only absolutely true reason why he hadn't been somehow managing to scrape up the money and the free time and the other motivation to get his ass to the ship to do his OT levels (he was already either OT4 or OT5, I forget which) was ... get ready:
NO ORDERS.
Yep folks, that explained everything! No one had "ordered" him to get on "up the Bridge!"
Thought you all might enjoy this little sample of how advanced scientologists think, how they solve problems in their lives and in the world. Don't forget, these are the people who believe they should be running the show when the planet is finally "cleared."
