Hatshepsut
Crusader
just jumping into unknown territory here:
from what I've seen, there is more to auditing than just the words.
there are some auditors, who could get a result with "Do birds fly?" and there are some, who couldn't get a result with any process.
some of the elements include a safe space (as the auditor - not the environment), non judgmental, really present, loves the PC, sees the PC as a god, has no case that will hit the PC then or later, isn't auditing for $ or Well Done Auditing Hours or stat push or...., but for the betterment of the PC as defined by the PC -- in other words not enforcing a reality or having a hidden agenda.
Would anyone care to add to the list?
The auditor one should have would unconditionally love you and want the best for you, with no "yes, but.."
The thing about occupying a location in the world is that you have to defend that location. To be there with the PC and not be coming from an attitude or perspective that you as an auditor have arrived at is an art. An invaluable one...to be able to be present without adding ANYTHING to the session. I have had two such auditors in my life. A class IX lifer in the SO at Flag and a level one intern at Miami Org. Both showed unconditional admiration and acceptance of anything I had to say in the session. Nothing could ARCX either of them. I had full reign to inspect my considerations without hitting beliefs owned by another in the space. Miracles can happen.
Sometimes I take myself out into the woods. Just to be alone and clear the viewpoints and projections of others from my space. I find I can spot what assertions or expectations my life force is bridled by, what thoughts are modifying who or what I think I am. To me, not sensing any of this extra stuff makes me expansive.
Not all auditors care to hide their opinions or disdain or impatience with the pc. These destroy the safe space of the session. For me, if I see that the main incident or goal or ser fac is opposed to mine as a pc...nothing flies.
Once I was running Int and could not reorient to my body. I was reliving my charge of not belonging within a civilization. I could see across from me that the auditor's imagery was of " building a new civilization." The imagery was of taming the rogue immature OTs who were causing mayhem. And the consideration was that the free being's overt and ser fac made it impossible for them to settle down and get with the program. Hrmmmph. Not a good match. Yes, I picked this up.
We are all somewhat represented by an idea or ideas. It's how we relate to others. These are the great guidelines and modifiers on an infinite playing field. It's best to make a session work with the goal to make all possibilities infinite again. Can't do this with too many fixed ideas anchored in the auditing room. The PC's are enough.