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A nice poem of Truth, that one.
I was a bit slow to take decades to find a good processor.
ACW had one aberration shared with LRH (probably more than one) and that
is that I know of two who contributed to Knowledgism who were not acknowledged.
In full agreement with you, Dart said to me that "I don't care what Class someone is, but just ask them if they can process."
The worst auditor I ever had is a Class-8 and one of the best I ever had (wish I'd stayed with him) was a Class-4 in the field.
Your understanding Ted, is really appreciated and is helping me.
Yes, having the right connections is important. You will make it -- wherever or whatever "it" happens to be for you.
No doubt ACW could be a dominating, ornery cuss. We met some years ago looking at the possibility of me working with him and his people. His reputation had preceded him. Yet, we had been respectfully in touch on a.c.t.
I went to Dallas to meet. Over lunch it was readily obvious to me that this guy was a very good auditor. This is something I might have guessed at in reading his internet postings, but that would have been just a guess considering the 3P that preceded him.
I say that he was obviously a good auditor not because either of us had any coffee shop auditing going on, but because there was a free give and take in the communication cycle and a relaxed freedom to examine own thoughts, that is out of the norm for most of what passes for communication IRL. In social conversation, people don't usually access how they really think and feel.
In my experience, scientologists are among the more difficult people to audit. Many have misunderstoods and expectations that are sometimes just downright weird. It's like before session they are pretty much themselves, then when they pick up the cans you are auditing someone else, the pc valence. Talk about implants, there it is! Scientology delivered as implantology. It seems that as time marches forward, fewer and fewer people have a clue as to the ideal scene for a session. Auditing a pc off the street, or one setup through a Mission, was way different than auditing an SO member. The deeper in Scientology, it seems, the greater the opportunity for misunderstoods and weird expectations.
Part of the implant says the higher classed the auditor the better. I have always encouraged my students and pc's to find someone they can talk to, someone who they feel comfortable with, someone who they trust. There has to be a mutual degree of comfort and trust in this working relationship called auditor/pc. A fantastic process is along the lines of, "Tell me your story. Tell me so I can understand it. If I don't understand something, I ask a few questions. Okay?" Then just kick back and listen. And really make an effort to understand. It doesn't take a classed auditor to do that. It takes a friend or a fellow human being.
As a pc I have always wanted my auditors to win. In turn, I have won big. I know other people have, too. Sometimes the wins and gains and enlightenments are so huge no one, not the auditor, not the C/S, not L. Ron Hubbard, would really understand. I am still twigging on stuff I achieved more than 30 years ago. Some of my most enlightening moments in auditing have been in the presence of student auditors. Give me someone I enjoy talking to, and a little bit of guidance when I stumble. That's all I need.
And to end off on this post, I find the following quote exactly expresses how I feel about good auditing:
But oh! the blessing it is to have a friend to whom one can speak fearlessly on any subject;
with whom one’s deepest as well as one’s most foolish thoughts come out simply and safely.
Oh, the comfort—the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person—
having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words,
but pouring them all right out, just as they are, chaff and grain together;
certain that a faithful hand will take and sift them,
keep what is worth keeping,
and then with the breath of kindness blow the rest away.
— Dinah Craik, A Life for a Life, (1859)
A nice poem of Truth, that one.
I was a bit slow to take decades to find a good processor.
ACW had one aberration shared with LRH (probably more than one) and that
is that I know of two who contributed to Knowledgism who were not acknowledged.
In full agreement with you, Dart said to me that "I don't care what Class someone is, but just ask them if they can process."
The worst auditor I ever had is a Class-8 and one of the best I ever had (wish I'd stayed with him) was a Class-4 in the field.
Your understanding Ted, is really appreciated and is helping me.
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, you are so right about the loaded word "confront" vs, practicing presence, which I think all the Spiritual traditions worldwide adhere to, nurture and foster. Trust Corporate Scientology to get that wrong.
It's all about really connecting with someone who is a caring person.
Should we create a secret handshake for the Old Guard?