Someone asked how can there be natural clears, and I and a couple of others were answering them.
I have to say, maybe English isn't your original language, but I find your posts almost impossible to understand.
Regards, Allen
Yes, I mainly speak in French which is also not my native language. I know the syntax in my sentences is awfull, and I apologise if that makes reading my posts difficult. However, I'm not sure if you having trouble understanding my post is due to my imperfect writing or to your incomplete understanding of III as a level.
My post raised 2 main points regarding what you wrote: 1. using data above a level of the Grade Chart to explain the level one talks about (here Clear), which technically would be out-tech (if one plays that game, the tech, by its rules) 2. the somewhat bizarre idea of thetans while in this universe not having Inc I.
Regarding 2. I don't know where you got that idea from, but my opinion is it comes from someone who has no clue about OTIII. It's not a problem as far as "case" level is concerned - one can go through III sucessfully without knowing all the ins and outs about it, it was designed by Hubbard that way. From the Tech perspective, and you were giving a technical datum saying that, it's a false datum and shows misunderstanding about III. This is only my opinion, not important, but the fact is you alter a core workable datum as stated by Hubbard of this level
To explain a bit further my earlier post - there are data in III that are core technical data. Hubbard's statement that every being in this universe has an Inc I is such a datum. That's a technical datum, one can have a reality of it (now) and that's Scientology. The narrative in that level is of little importance as far as the story is concerned. He could have written Bugs Bunny as Inc I versus the Simpsons as Inc II, were he a cartoonist, and providing all the "buttons" were in the script the level would have run as well. In the Sixties it's not suprising Hubbard's III story has post Second World war elements, the culture of the Fifites flavours and a taste of the Cold War. Add to it his Sea Org Project he was working on, et voilà, you got the script of Inc II. But that's Para-Scientology, even though there is a collective dramatisation here on Earth one can have a reality upon (or not, lol)
Anyway - one could write a whole thick book about the working principles in III. One of those is (without going into the "heavy" ones) - individuality (IncI) versus collectivity (IncII), as one of the processes Hubbard used was polarities. If you talk about "beings in this universe that have no IncI" do you imply those beings have no individuality? are not recognizable as individuals? one cannot perceive their identity, how they "mock themselves up", as there is no such a mock-up? - a thetan is you before you mocked yourself up... per one of the definitions.
(sorry if too much scientologese annoys some reading this post. I could write it in plain English or French, but that would require more time than I have now. Scientologese is sometimes a shortcut)
So regarding your statement - you could say a Natural Clear has no charge on IncI (while of course having an IncI). That could happen. That might seem like nitpicking, however it's an essential difference. And it's amusing to pick it up (Hi Veda, you know I post sometimes for my self-amusement, lol)
au plaisir,
Pierrot