I met up with Hector Carmona CCLA Reg 1970 - 1972
Hector Carmona called me 3 weeks ago, we got to talking and he mentioned some physical ailments he had. I told him about ionized and alkaline water. He knew a place near him that gave out free Kangen water. He had tried it for a while some time back for a short time and stopped. I suggested he begin drinking it again. Five days ago he called me, just leaving the VA after receiving a physical exam and was all excited. His Cholesterol reading was 170, the first time in his life it had been below 200. Also, some psoriasis condition on his arm had gone away. I checked with Edey and her boss and we found there was a Kangen event scheduled at in Northridge, near where Hector lives for Sunday, which was yesterday. We got Hector to agree to go and the three of us drove up their to meet Hector.
THE EVENT OF A LIFETIME - IT FELT LIKE BEING AT THE PLAYBOY MANSION! The event was small, maybe 15 public attended along with we three from Orange Country and about 6 Kangen muckety mucks (executives). The event was staged by perhaps the biggest Kanen exec in the USA, Tony Mack, a middle aged Black man but this was not his home but the home of another company big shot. Another Company big shot was a chef and catered the affain, offering some of the best food I have ever tasted.
The first people we met, were a mid 20's couple who both had thick British accents and who looked like models, male and female. They were joined by a mutual friend from France, Elodie, was was also about 25, lavishly attired and loooking like a model. We were given wine glasses with Kangen water and there were women servers who kept going around filling the water glasses.
HECTOR - I had not seen him since 1979 I believe, when I took my last course at CCLA on La Brea. He was still head registrar then all the way up to 1982. Hector looked pretty good but casewise, he was not in good shape. He was all shook up because he had a hard time finding the place. Hector met Edey and her boss and then Hector and I sat down and started talking. He was so tense, I began giving him a very strong neck, shoulder and upper back masssage while we were talking. The sides of his neck were in terrible shape but after a good 20 - 25 minutes of massage plus with him telling me of some of his horror stories leaving C of S and expressing tremendous amounts of charge and me going out of my way to give superlative acknowledgements, he began to feel more relaxed. One super acknowledgement I use no in my "ack bag" is "(Person's name) and then, that is so real to me!" Another one is, "Wow, that's amazing, I experienced almost the same thing!!" I only say these things if they are true but having been there in the Sea Org, a harmonic of what he experienced also happened to me in every instance.
AGAIN WE SEE THE VALUE OF A DEBRIEF. Poor Hecky Pooh! Our mutual friend Bev Carter, now deceased, had coined that name for him in the early 70's meanwhile, she was Beverwill, coined by my Brother who was called Rubala, while I was called Garala. Hecky had never debriefed on his C of S and Sea Org experiences. He was declared in 1982. He's talked to several exes, his closest ex is Spanky Pinion but none of his friends seem to have any perception that he needs help and if they do, they don't know how to deliver the needed help. Lakey to the rescue! Using half acks punctuated with some major full acks as I mentioned above plus projecting a lot of empathy and concern, the charge begins to come off and the guy starts to relax. The massage and pressing on his head and allowing charge to blow off adds another dimension to the debrief but it is not necessary!
Hector was lucky he found me. I am genuinely greatly concerned about all the charge he has stored up in him from his mishandlings at CCLA and mis - indications, i.e. being falsely labled a suppressive person, etc.. I share over 4 years of being on staff with him in good times and we were both beaten up pretty badly, him much worse than me, and then thrown out with no debrief or concern by the Sea Org. He got declared but I did not. I look at it as a privelege to help rehab someone who had been screwed over. I know the tech on it, know the mechanics of how to do it and I receive tremendous satisfication doing it. It is fun, it is challenging and there is almost nothing I would rather do than rehab an ex Scio who was trashed by C of S. I find it equally enjoyable to seeing a spellbinding mystery movie or getting hooked on a great book and not being able to put it down. Had I not shown up, Hector would have eventually gone to his grave with this enormous pent up charge inside of him. It is a privelege to be able to fix someone in this state and a duty to do it if you know how.
Hector was revitalized by attending this event. First, I debriefed him and then he heard the Kangen presentation. He still has a lot of connections from the old days in C of S and he still is very persuasive as a salesman. He saw here that he might possibly have a means to promote a product that has health benefits and become affluent doing it. He is going to weigh his options and we are all going to go to a follow up event in Glendale, next Sunday. Between receiving a debrief from me and from what he learned from the presentation, and all the people he met, the pensive, purposeful Hector who left the meeting was a different man from the person who frist drove up.
Lakey