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                      _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                       _OT III AND DORMANT BTs_

                           _OT III ATTEST_

         The actual fact of the case is those that have been with the guy
    for quite a while and those that plunged in on a guy and those that
    are real tough and real tight and so forth, when you get rid of those,
    that's it. That's the end of III.

         But Planet Earth was a dumping ground to end all dumping grounds.
    Actually the end of OT III is when those BTs and clusters which can be
    gotten into communication easily and can be made to run Incident IIs
    and incident Is are gone. It's not when all BTs in the whole universe
    that ever will be are gone.

                            _DORMANT BTs_

         You can wake up very dormant BTs and clusters that actually
    you've never hit on OT III - never dreamed they existed.

         Many are not visible in PT. These dormant ones are not squarely
    in the time stream, they're down the track a bit. You shift your
    attention and pull them into PT, or your attention goes a bit out of
    PT and there they are. They are not precisely in the time stream.
    This solves the mystery of how an OT III can see none, get run on some
    NED and it kicks them in.

         It is like a whole being reviv. Dormant BTs and clusters are
    stuck down the track in an incident. Dormant BTs are out of PT in
    denyer chains (like "not there", "can't be there"), so they "don't

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    HCOB 16.9.78 IV

    exist", yet they do exist. If you look down the track, here they
    are, and if you ball them up with engram running or bad auditing, you
    get real trouble, as they recoil against the body.

                        _PRE-OT'S PERCEPTION_

         Some Pre-OT's perception is not up to perceiving BTs and clusters
    and masses. Unless you raised their perception you would miss on this
    Rundown. The preliminary action of "NED for OTs" is designed to raise
    the Pre-OT's perception to a point where he can perceive BTs and
    clusters and other beings' pictures, and this step is vital to this
    RD.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    Copyright (c) 1978
    by L. Ron Hubbard
    ALL RIGHTS RESERVED          [2]

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                   HCO BULLETIN OF 15 SEPTEMBER 1978
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                      _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                    _CLUSTER, CUMULATIVE CLUSTER_

                    _HANDLING AND DATE/LOCATING_

         (Ref: HCOB 25 Oct 69R CLUSTER FORMATION, CUMULATIVE)

         A cluster or cumulative cluster is dated to blow, located to
    blow. Dating must be accurate and precise down to the seconds and
    fractions of a second. Locating must be accurate and precise. _Both_
    Date and Locate steps must be taken to a blow. No misdating, no
    partial dating, no locate errors, no partial locating.

         A heavy pressure or somatic comes from a cluster, rather than a
    single BT.

         Get the type of incident (by meter read) e.g. _impact,_injury,_
    _illness,_freezing,_heat_or_burning,_explosion,_implosion,_psychiatric_
    incident,_implant,_electrical,_lightning,_a crash,_accident,_shot,_
    etc.

         _Date_the_point_when_the_cluster_was_formed._

         In the case of a cumulative cluster you date the later mutual
    incident first, before proceeding to the earlier mutual incident.
    When the basic incident is date/located it will all blow. Singles may
    be handled with Valence Technique; they may also be handled with Inc
    II and Inc I, when appropriate.

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    HCOB 15.9.78R IV

         It is essential to check for and handle copies. This is done _by_
    _spotting_the_fact_that_someone_else_copied_it_ and it usually goes. If
    not, you could _find_the_BT_or_cluster_who_is_copying_what_was_just_run_
    and blow it off

         Dating and locating must be precisely and accurately done.

         The procedure is:

         1.  Type of incident that made the cluster

         2.  Date to blow

         3.  Locate to blow

         4.  Handle any remaining individuals and copies.

                                       -------------

         Note that you can get _a_wrong_date_if_other_BTs_ are _stirred_up._
    A correct date or location for one BT or cluster can be a wrong date
    or wrong location for another BT or cluster, because it doesn't apply
    to them. This will cause mass and pressure to build up. And the mass
    and pressure will relieve on the indication of "wrong date" or "wrong
    location" to the appropriate BT. A technique powerful enough to
    handle BTs and clusters, is also powerful enough to mess them up, if
    done wrong. Wrong or partial dates or lcoations will hang them up.

                           _IMPLANT DATES_

         False dates given in an implant can be confused with the actual
    date of the implant. It is necessary to be able to tell the
    difference between implant dates and actual dates. Implant dates
    won't read or won't read much on the meter. You can meter check for
    _"false_date_given_in_an_implant"_ , and the read will tell, and the
    implant dates will no longer read. Actual dates will read well.

                              _CAUTION_

         Remember that in any dating you can also be falsely dating some
    other BT or cluster so you must _check_ , after any dating or locating
    and getting a blow _whether_this_served_as_a_wrong_D/L_on_any_other_BT_
    _or_cluster_ and indicate it as such.

         Because D/Ling is dicey in NED for OTs you hold it to a minimum
    and only do it as a sort of last resort when other techniques don't
    work.

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    HCOB 15.9.78R IV

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
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                      _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                    _THE FIRST STEP OF NED FOR OTs_

         The first step of NED for OTs consists of repairing past
    mis-auditing. You check "Past auditing" first, and if it's not
    reading, no pc interest, you skip it. But if later in the Rundown you
    run into a bog, TA goes high, or any kind of grind or mess up, you
    recheck past auditing, and handle. Repair of engram running is
    limited to simply indication. You mustn't get into continuing to run
    the engram or you'll be running engrams on a Clear, as you aren't
    running them on a Clear and aren't repairing them on a Clear, you are
    repairing them on a BT.

                       _THE BUG ON NED FOR OTs_

         If you get a wrong item on somebody they will now have that item
    - it persists; e.g. you run "sore toe" on somebody who doesn't have
    one, they'll end up with a sore toe! If you now try to handle sore
    toe with auditing it will worsen. Because it was a wrong item in the
    first place. You have to repair the wrong item. A BT could be run on
    a non-existent somatic, and to be obliging mocked it up. They can get
    run on imaginary incidents and on things that are not their track so
    what was run could have been false.

         If the pc was run on an unreading item, BTs will be activated,
    but they don't have that item either. It's a false assumption there
    was something there to run - that's their misconception foisted off on
    them by being given the belief that the item existed or read. When
    called on to run something, they will furnish copies, misowned and
    manufactured items. You need to check for BTs run on wrong items,
    unreading items and sort it out.

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    HCOB 30.9.78 II

         Some BTs went exterior and were audited past it. Some BTs had
    already gone Clear - not just on the Clearing Course - some went Clear
    on Objectives. So you don't just have Dianetic auditing on somebody
    after Clear. You also have Dianetic auditing on BTs after they went
    Clear! Resulting in invalidation of the State of Clear, the mistake
    of misowning others' pictures, and then misidentification of identity.
    NED auditing after Clear applies to BTs as well as Pre-OTs. So there
    are residual BTs with invalidated erasure, invalidated Clearing. And
    the originally overrun thetan may have blown and left copies of the
    overrun.

         Grinding an incident on Dianetics or NED will result in some BTs
    run past erasure, so they have to mock it up again to run. Or they
    never got to basic and erasure because the auditor never asked for
    E/Beg or E/Sim, and were left hanging incomplete on the chain. And
    other BTs will copy all this obsessively.

         Out L & N lists and wrong items will do the same thing, and also
    can be repaired.

         Auditor command flubs, lack of acknowledgement, couldn't hear the
    auditor, session distractions - all these will hang up BTs. Even
    false dates could be copied - they can be twice removed from reality.
    In trying to date something now you could wind up dating the wrong
    date, or dating the date that the wrong date was given. And it might
    not have been that BT's or cluster's incident that was being dated in
    the first place - the incident may have been misowned - not their
    incident.

         YOU CAN'T RUN NED FOR OTs ON SOMEBODY WHO HAS BEEN RUN ON WRONG
    OR UNREADING ITEMS WITHOUT REPAIRING THEM.

         Also beware of getting into over-correction, because what you are
    correcting on one BT, can start uncorrecting on another BT.

         So you check _"past_auditing"_ for read and _interest_ as the first
    step. If it reads and Pre-OT is interested you handle it. If not,
    skip it, but be alert and if Pre-OT hits a bog you recheck past
    auditing. Remember not to run anything, just indicate it.

         This doesn't mean that all previous auditing was bad - far from
    it! But some auditors due to poor training, bad metering, or nasty
    habits will be found to have messed up cases. So you repair past
    auditing by auditors - by auditor's name. (And also see that such
    auditors are handled too.)

         That's the bug on NED for OTs - you can collide with BTs and
    Clusters messed up in past auditing, and this can recoil heavily and
    physically upset the Pre-OT. So you keep the Repair List handy and if
    you run into a bog, use the Repair List and next session C/S to take
    up past auditing, remembering not to continue to run engrams but only
    indicate.

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    HCOB 30.9.78 II

               _REPAIRING PAST AUDITING BY AUDITOR'S NAME_

         Make a list of names of auditors and test these for read.
    Include self-auditing and solo auditing too. Those that read, you
    repair the items run by that auditor, or in self-auditing. And make
    provision for occluded auditing. You may think you've got it all,
    only to find an occluded session or sessions spring to view later.

         This is why you must teach FESers to FES and make up FFTs, that
    include the auditor's name.

         And that's why the Advanced Courses Specialist auditor must know
    what he's doing in training to deliver this Rundown. It's not a piece
    of cake.

         Do it flawlessly and produce the spectacular results the Rundown
    is capable of.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    Copyright (c) 1978
    by L. Ron Hubbard
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               _REPAIRING AND BLOWING BTs AND CLUSTERS_

                 _FROM PAST AUDITING OR MISAUDITING_

                               _STEPS_

         1.  What was being run?

         2.  What was the error in running?

         3.  Indicate.

         4.  Who was it run on?
             (Find BT or cluster by position in the body.)

         5.  Blow BT or cluster.

         6.  Copies.

                _HANDLING PAST DIANETICS, NED, OR R3R_

         Prior to auditing have the folders and a Full Flow Table (FFT)
    made up which contains all Dianetic, NED, XDN, or any other R3R items
    that have been run, in date order, including the _name_of_the_auditor_
    who ran these. (This includes any somatic or narrative item that was
    audited Dianetically.) Dianetic lists as well as L & N lists should
    also be available. (N.B. Some old timers may have been audited on
    secondaries and engrams prior to folder records having been kept, and
    there is always the possibility of false reports and unrecorded items
    having been run.) This repair action is done by name of auditor, and

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    HCOB 16.9.78 II

    those auditors who audited the case on engram running after Clear, or
    who most grossly misaudited the case, will be found to be charged
    (reading) and it is their auditing which most likely will need to be
    repaired. Auditors whose names come up as aving grossly misaudited
    the case in the past should be Crammed or Retreaded or Retrained or
    subject of an Ethics action in order to safeguard any other pc in
    future.

         Make up a list of names of auditors from the Full Flow Table and
    include "Self-auditing" and "Solo Auditing". Allow for the
    possibility of occluded auditing showing up later as charge is taken
    off during this repair.

         Assess the list of auditor names, including self-auditing and
    Solo auditing, for read and note size of read. Start with the largest
    reading, and repair the items run by that auditor as follows:

         1.  Take the Dianetic item that was run, e.g. "Pain in the
    Zorch", and test it for read. (If no read, skit it.).

         2.  Find the error in running. Such as: "Unreading item",
    "Wrong item", "No such item ever existed", "Run past erasure", etc.
    (Usually the Pre-OT will be able to get this. If not the auditor can
    find out quickly by meter.).

         3.  _Indicate_ the BPC found. (ONLY indicate, do _not_ start running
    anything.)

         4.  _"Is_the_BT_or_cluster_this_was_run_on_still_around?"_  ( _And_
    _note_whether_this_reads_ , it won't read if the BT or cluster has
    already blown.

         Have the Pre-OT fond the BT or cluster by position on the
    body - sometimes the BT or cluster will blow on inspection on this
    step alone; if it doesn't,

         5.  Blow the BT or cluster.

         6.  Copies. The auditor asks "copy?" and if reading has any
    copies spotted and blown. Often the BT or cluster who originally ran
    the item will have blown, leaving BTs or clusters who copied the
    auditing or copied the overrun, etc. And don't nag the Pre-OT for
    copies or you'll start some other BT copying now.

         As with any Repair auditing this can very quickly repaired, and
    the auditor must be alert for this and not get into overcorrection.
    You must also be _alert_ for what you _are_correcting_on_one_BT_or_
    _cluster_uncorrecting_on_another_BT_or_cluster_ ; e.g. "Overrun" may be
    correct for one, but not correct for another. You can check for this
    and if so, indicate that "Overrun" did not apply to the rest.

         Step 2 above - Finding the error - may go earlier similar, the
    same BT or cluster may ave been mis-audited in an even earlier session
    or sessions, and these too may need to be repaired. But only if

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    HCOB 16.9.78 II

    earlier auditing BPC exists on the BT or cluster you started with or
    you'll jump from one BT or cluster to another.

         Handle each reading item run by the assessed (reading) auditor in
    the sequence these items were run. Then take next best reading
    auditor by name or reassess the list of auditors. Be very alert for
    this whole repair action EPing well before all auditors or items have
    been addressed and when that occurs and it off.

                       _STUCK PICTURE REMEDY_

         1.  The stuck picture.

         2.  What was the error in running?

         3.  Indicate.

         4.  _Who_was_it_run_on,_or_whose_stuck_picture_is_it?_

         5.  Blow BT or cluster.

         6. Copies.

                  _AUDITING ITSELF MAKING A CLUSTER_

         Seriously bad or rough auditing, Code Breaks, overruns, demanding
    something that isn't there, asking for an earlier similar that didn't
    exist, continuing to run an incident that has already erased, grinding
    incidents, running unreading/uncharged items or wrong items, will mess
    up BTs and clusters that were not in restimulation or who were
    dormant. When very bad such a session can itself have been a cluster
    making incident and is the _latest_mutual_incident_for_those_BTs_and_
    _clusters_ stirred up in that session. There will have been
    considerable cross-copying. Do not attempt to R3R or R3Ra such a
    session. Handle it as described above under Repairing Past Auditing.
    Repeat those steps until all BTs and clusters have been blown off that
    session.

             _PAST MIS-METERING, MIS-DATING OR LOCATING_

         If the Pre-OT has been mis-metered in the past this may need to
    be repaired.

         Meter evaluation by which is meant the auditor keeps telling the
    pc that this or that didn't read, etc., can be highly evaluative and
    invalidative, especially when that auditor was mis-reading the meter.
    The pc was left hung up in things that did read, but weren't taken up,
    and when things that didn't read are taken up, it will stir up dormant
    BTs and clusters, and misowership and misidentification occurs. Add
    to that cross-copying of BT pictures and you get a mess that can
    recoil very heavily against the Pre-OT's body, dangerously so.

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    HCOB 16.9.78 II

         Meter evaluation can be repaired by getting off when the pc or
    Pre-OT was told _something_read_when_it_didn't,_ and vice versa. And
    handling _"Evaluation?"_ E/Sim to F/N.

         _Mis-dating_ and _partial_locating_ is similarly corrected by getting
    off any wrong locations that were given or locations that were wrong
    for other BTs or clusters.

         Note that on Dating and Locating you can get a build up of mass
    and pressure, even a protest ridge, due to the date for one BT or
    cluster being the wrong date for some other BT or cluster. _The_mass_
    _and_pressure_will_blow_on_indication_that_it_was_a_wrong_date_or_wrong_
    _location_for_them._ A technique as powerful as Dating and Locating
    which will blow clusters and cumulative clusters when done right, can
    also mess them up badly when done wrong.

               _MESSED UP INT RUNDOWNS AND INT REPAIRS_

         Handle any BT or cluster with out-Int before doing any other
    action. These are handled per HCOB 17 Sept 78 OUT-INT, WENT IN, WENT
    ON.

         If a Pre-OT has too much or recurring Int trouble, do the "End of
    Endless Int Repair" process (by Recall only). As it is only recall,
    it will run on and handle BTs or clusters.

                _LIST ERRORS ON L & N AND WRONG ITEMS_

         Mis-done L & N lists, especially over-listed lists and wrong
    items mess up BTs and cluster. The right item for one BT is wrong
    item for for another. When overlisted, several BTs and clusters can be
    pulled in. The handling is as described in the Steps for Repairing
    Past Auditing.

                          _STATE OF CLEAR_

         _If_the_Pre-OT_has_charge_on_having_been_audited_ on engrams after
    he/she went Clear, you can Date/Locate the point when the Pre-OT went
    Clear. Then clean up _misownership_ by asking the Pre-OT _"Have_you_
    _misowned_any_BT's_or_cluster's_pictures_as_your_own?_

         As well as the Pre-OT having been audited on engrams after Clear,
    you may also encounter _BTs_who_went_Clear_and_were_audited_on_engrams_
    _subsequently.__Locate_and_indicate_their_BPC_of_having_been_audited_on_
    _engrams_after_Clear,_any_misownership,_any_invalidation_of_the_State_
    _of_Clear,_ and copies of this by other BTs and Clusters.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    by L. Ron Hubbard
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                      _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                         _FESING OF FOLDERS_

                        _AND FULL FLOW TABLES_

         An FES should contain the name of the auditor and name of the
    C/S, per existing issues.

         It now becomes imperative that the name of the auditor be clearly
    noted on the FFT (Full Flow Table) as well as the FES. In making up
    FFTs on any Dianetic or NED auditing clearly note the auditor's name
    as well as the date and item run by that auditor. Existing FFTs do
    not need to be re-done - just print in the name of the auditor, in
    different coloured ink (to make it very visible) against the items run
    by that auditor.

         On new FFTs add a column on left side of sheet for auditor's
    name.

                                                   ----------------------
                                                   PC's name

                          _FULL FLOW TABLE_

    |  Auditor   |   Date   |   Item Run         |  F1 |  F2 |  F3 |  F4 |
    |   (name)   |          |                    |     |     |     |     |
    |---------------------------------------------------------------------
    |            |          |                    |     |     |     |     |
    |            |          |   - 1 -            |     |     |     |     |

    HCOB 30.9.78 III

         Some cases have had unreading items, wrong items, run on them;
    sometimes the auditor changed the pc's item or even just decided what
    to run on a pc. These are grave and can have serious consequences on a
    case.

         In order to fully handle such a situation it is imperative that
    all the data above is available to a C/S or auditor.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    Copyright (c) 1978
    by L. Ron Hubbard
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                      _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                   _OUT-INT, "WENT IN", "WENT ON"_

         If a Pre-OT can put his attention on a BT and blow it off,
    without even working too hard at it, BTs, with their attention must be
    sort of blindly in-drawn.

         "Went in" and "Went on" are two different characteristics of Int.
    Some think they can't go in - because they think they can't go through
    solids - so they "Went on", plastered on (to something).

         Another way to blow them is to scan them back to when they went
    in - and they blow out. Like a plus/minus reaction, "Went in" - blow
    out.

         A BT with Out-Int affects its ability to blow - not the Pre-OT's
    ability to blow them off - the BT's ability to blow. You _scan_ them
    _down_a_chain_of_"Went_ins"_to_the_first_"Went_in"_ and it will blow.

         You could handle a very difficult one by _recalling_"times_ they
    went in" - for very difficult ones. A fast way to blow them would be
    to get them to scan back through "Went ins" - "When did you go in?" -
    and they blow.

                             _"ON-NESS'_

         There's also "Went on", _"Went_onto_something"_ , and a lot are
    stuck on something. _You_scan_them_back_through_times_when_they_"Went_
    on"._ They went onto something and couldn't get off.

         Sometimes a BT will blow from inside the body and catch on the

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    HCOB 17.9.78 III

    outside of the body, or within 2 - 3 feet of the body. You can get
    too many restimulated on the surface of the body. You have to blow
    off there surface ones.

         Being stuck on the surface of something would have something to
    do with the button _"Can't_go_in"_ for a BT, and that button produces
    blows. BTs who "can't go in" to something, "Went on", and stuck.

         "On-ness" is different from Out-Int. They are stuck _on_ , not in.

         "On-ness" is handled in the same way as Out-Int but with "Went
    on" or _"Got_on"_ . The "earlier than" phenomenon applies to "ON", as
    one has to first get on something before he gets off. Trying to
    persuade a stuck "Went on" BT or mass to get off, _can_run_into_the_
    _same_phenomenon_as_Out-Int_and_he_won't_blow_ . Handle it the same way
    as "Went in" but with the difference "Went on". One could in
    theory find a thetan who was "stuck on" , handle that and _then_ find
    that the _same_being_had_Out-Int._

                              _OUT-INT_

    Sometimes BTs have Out-Int because they _can't_get_out_ or _couldn't_get_
    _out_ .They are in the valence of something that can't be out, even
    fatal to be out, e.g. "the inside of body" or an internal organ. They
    consider these safe beingnesses, and it's safe to be in. So you ask
    _"What_couldn't_get_out?"_ and they blow.

         If you ask them to _point_ which way _is_ in, they can't. Getting
    them to point which way _was_ in works, and produces blows. Use the
    past tense, _"Which_way_was_in?"_ and they will blow.

                       _RECURRING INT TROUBLE_

         If a Pre-OT on NED for OTs has recurring Int trouble or continues
    to run into Out-Int, and you can't solve it easily, do the End of
    Endless Int Repair Rundown (assessing and handling Int buttons by
    _Recall_ , not R3RA). This Recall technique will run and solve any Int
    troubles.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    Copyright (c) 1978
    by L. Ron Hubbard
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                    _THE "SOLIDITY" OF THE BODY_

         BTs think they're pinned to the body, when they're pinned into
    other BTs, they think they're interiorized into the body, when they're
    pinned into BTs. How could a being get stuck to a body? There's some
    kind of central core in the body that the being mistakes for the body.
    The central core sticks to the body and the thetan sticks to it. Some
    BTs think they are a body. There are clusters that think they're a
    body and other BTs stick to the cluster and wind up thinking they're a
    body. They would have to be stuck by a postulate: "I am a body", or
    "I am a head", or "I am the brain", etc.

         Someone on OT III can think he's complete on OT III because he
    thinks the solidity he perceives as the body is the body. It is a
    mistaken apparency of solidity of the body. This apparent solidity of
    the body is composed of BTs and clusters and may be the same size and
    shape as the body when first contacted. So someone on OT III
    perceives this and assumes it's the body and thinks he's done on OT
    III. This "solidity" he perceives as the body is composed of BTs and
    clusters. The body becomes transparent to an OT to the degree he
    clears this up. It is a "body" built of thetans - you have to learn
    you're not looking at the body, but a false body composed of BTs and
    clusters. A Pre-OT on "NED for OTs" will become aware of this during
    the RD (it is not drawn to his attention by the auditor). It's not
    the solidity of the body but the solidity of BTs and clusters formed
    as a body.

         The body acts as a magnifier of perceptions - it collects and
    magnifies perceptions - some thetans think they can't perceive well
    exterior, as the actual body and objects and walls look pretty flimsy
    and transparent to an OT.

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         The guy gets fooled - he thinks he's looking at this body and
    he's not. He's looking at a solid mass of BTs and clusters. The
    actual body looks transparent to an OT. Unless you get the guy's
    perception up, he won't be able to perceive this and if he can't
    perceive them, he won't be able to run them. The preliminary step of
    "NED for OTs" is to get the Pre-OT's perception up enough so it can be
    run. This false "body" composed of BTs and clusters is blown off
    piece by piece on the RD.

                         _COMPOSITE MASSES_

         A composite mass such as the false "body" composed of BTs and
    clusters needs to be handled or blown off in pieces. You could make
    the mistake of trying to blow it all at once instead of piecemeal.
    You may also encounter "layered clusters", which is layers of clusters
    on top of each other.

         Use the "thetan hand" technique to separate ridges and masses,
    (you can split ridges apart and separate masses and clusters by
    passing a "thetan hand" between them). Then blow off the BTs and
    clusters spearately. You can look up and down inside a mass, rather
    than outside it and it starts to go.

         There are so many BTs and clusters that the Pre-OT can wonder if
    he's pulling in any that weren't there before or wonder if all space
    is full of them-that isn't so, it only seems that way.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
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    by L. Ron Hubbard
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                  _"EXTERIOR" VISION, BT PERCEPTION_

         You can get a sort of exterior view as they blow - it's not an
    actual exterior view, but an apparency of an exterior view. It's the
    BT's visio feeding back to you while the BT is blowing. This visio
    folds up when the BT has blown and your attention is off it. It's not
    your own exterior view, it's their exterior view as they're blowing
    and it fades as they blow and your attention comes off them.

         It's to do with viewpoints and attention - if you get one of your
    viewpoints (attention unit) in one (a BT or cluster), it will carry it
    and you sort of see through their perception - it's how you see their
    pictures and why you get some of their visio as they blow.

         It has also been noted that when you do get a feedback visio from
    a "BT" as it blows, that it is actually not a single BT, but two or
    three and the feedback is coming from another or other BTs who have
    not cognited that he is himself. In other words it is an uncleared BT
    or cluster who is carrying this visio anchor point away.

         Not all exterior perception comes from BTs though. The Pre-OT
    can also get an exterior view which is his own actual exterior
    perception. If the Pre-OT gets a stuck or fixed exterior view, it is
    easily handled by having the Pre-OT look the other way, i.e. look in
    the opposite direction, and the fixed direction of view, will unfix.
    It is easy to differentiate between actual exterior perception of
    Pre-OT and the phenoomena of the Exterior view of a BT during a blow,
    by checking on the meter. If it is the view of a BT partially blown,
    it will read as such. Partially blown BTs should be handled to
    complete blow at which point the relayed BT visio will cease.

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         There is a positive way to handle this if it hangs up. This is
    for the Pre-OT to extend his attention out to the point to which the
    BT or cluster has blown and ask it again what it is, give it an ack,
    and then ask who it is. The untouched or uncleared BT or cluster that
    is being carried away goes "poof" and the exterior visio ceases
    instantly.

         There's also perception by tactile contact, when the BT is
    attached to the body.

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             _PREDICTION FACTORS ON LENGTH AND PROGRESS_

                        _THROUGH THE RUNDOWN_

         The first phenomenon you will encounter is the Pre-OT getting
    apparent exterior perception, picking up the BT's exterior visio as
    the BT blows.

         The second prediction factor is that the amount of restim and
    pressure remaining at session end becomes less from one session end to
    another session end.

         During the Rundown, the Pre-OT may wonder if he's pulling in BTs
    and clusters to run, whether all space is filled with BTs, etc. This
    isn't so, but may seem this way. The Pre-OT will get a realization
    similar to the Straightwire EP that he/she won't get any worse". This
    isn't the EP of the Rundown but shows progress is being made.

         During the Rundown the Pre-OT will become aware that what has
    been mistakenly assumed to be the body, is not the actual body, but
    the solidity of BTs and clusters in shape of the body. The Pre-OT may
    comment that his actual body or walls or objects look flimsy or
    transparent and this is actual OT or exterior perception, and become
    aware that he is perceiving BTs and clusters where the body looks or
    feels solid. He is perceiving the difference between the false
    "solidity of the body" and the actual body. As this false "body" is
    audited out the clusters and masses remaining will swell to greater
    size, with less mass and solidity.

         Further through the Rundown, there are fewer BTs and clusters
    remaining, and the mass expands and gets softer; it's not under so

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    HCOB 23.9.78 I

    much pressure. There's less mass, and what is left is less dense.
    And they blow easier and faster, with decreasing TA action.

         Toward the end of the Rundown there are less and less BTs and
    clusters to trap his attention into the body and his attention goes
    out onto the physical environment. An OT's attention can get so
    exteriorized, that it is very difficult to get his attention onto the
    body; his attention is on the walls, room, building, area or planet.
    The meter will read on "wall" or "room", etc., wherever his attention
    is. You can get a similar phenomenon of the OT getting perception of
    a wall or environment, via a blowing BT. Or the BTs can get
    perception of physical environment via the OT's body. This phenomenon
    is different, the OT is in direct communication and perception of the
    physical environment. (Meter read will establish which it is.)

         In earlier research I discovered what we call "leaning on a
    wall". The OT "leans" against an object in PT and feels it, and it
    can put a TA high; e.g. the being is leaning against a milk carton and
    gets a waxy cardboard feeling. Realization of what is going on handles
    it. But the phenomenon encountered toward the end of NED for OTs is
    different. The OT's attention becomes so exteriorized that he goes
    into direct comm with the environment and finds it hard to put his
    attention on the body. About this time BTs and clusters do not read
    well and the sensitivity has to be turned up high to get reads on BTs,
    and you have a pretty constantly F/Ning needle. The auditor needs to
    be sharp on TA and needle handling to keep the needle on the dial and
    detect small reads on a very loose needle. F/Ning TA becomes more
    frequent.

         Don't try to push a session past a big win or marked case change;
    several of these will occur during the Rundown. It's the EP for that
    session - not for the Rundown.

         It is possible for the Pre-OT later in the Rundown to blow a
    distant BT stuck to somebody else. If the Pre-OT's attention is drawn
    to something outside the session environment, check for a BT or
    cluster in the area where his attention fixes, and have the Pre-OT
    blow it off. This action is effective and permanent.

         There are two changes going on during the Rundown:

         (a)  Pre-OT as a thetan is getting "bigger" and stronger;

         (b) There are less BTs and clusters left.

         The Pre-OT will get more and more relaxed, less mass, less
    tension in the body. At first on the Rundown these masses are very
    tense and hard, they feel like a tensed muscle, later the mass gets
    less and lighter and the body more relaxed.

         Toward the end of the Rundown the amount of mass left is so
    slight that after a fairly short session it can become unprofitable to
    audit as there's so little left, and what can be found blows so fast

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    HCOB 23.9.78 I

    and easily.

         These last few will blow by inspection and when there are none at
    all in the Pre-OT or his environment, then you've reached the end of
    the Rundown. The EP of the Rundown is when: the Pre-OT has a
    transparent body and a clear area around it to some distance (barring
    perception of other people's difficulties) and when he realizes he is
    alive and very much himself.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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    Copyright (c) 1978
    by L. Ron Hubbard
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                          _SESSION FACTORS_

         The probable session planning should be short and frequent, based
    on the general datum that early in the session the Pre-OT quite often
    can blow BTs and clusters by inspection, while later in the session,
    restimulation of other BTs and clusters, or possibly tiredness of the
    Pre-OT, makes it difficult to blow them.

         There is a session factor of cross-restimulation. If the
    session goes on too long you can get some too restimulated to blow
    easily. This can build up pressure and push the TA up. It relieves
    on indication of cross-restimulation. BTs go into restim on other BTs'
    pictures.

         As the sessions are generally short, Tech Services and Tech Pages
    will have to be very well organized and effective, so that no auditor
    time is lost waiting for next pc, or folder. C/Ses and auditors will
    have to ensure that Executives in and above Tech services know and
    follow C/S Series 56 and BFO 46 VALUE OF SERVICES DELIVERED, HOW TO
    RAISE and cram them on these issues whenever lines or terminals drop
    out.

         The sessions are generally short and frequent. You must not
    continue a session past the session EP, usually an F/Ning TA, or a
    win. You must not go on past the session EP or get into grinding due
    to over-restimulation. Show this to your D of P if he tries to push
    you.

         There's also a factor of "incomplete blows". You can meter check
    for this, but don't nag the Pe-OT on it, or you'll stir more up

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    HCOB 20.78 IV

    because all the BTs remaining are sort of incomplete blows!

         As you run "NED for OTs" there's a certain amount of pressure or
    somatic remaining at session end. This becomes less from one session
    end to another.

         You can restimulate more in a session than you blow. This can be
    checked for on the meter and handle those restimulated in the session
    but not blown.

         The session is usually started by 2WCing to F/N, or flying Ruds.
    But the auditor must realize that charge in restim comes from
    restimulated BTs and clusters. Shocks or stress in life restimulate
    BTs and clusters who then copy the restimulation, and this
    restimulation is a wrong incident for them as it is only a lock on
    whatever they are stuck in. You handle any out-Rud BTs or
    restimulated BTs at the beginning of session. If the TA is high, do
    not try to 2WC it down, or go off Pgm onto a C/S 53, check for and
    handle BTs or clusters in restimulation, or if there is evidence of
    Out-Int, check for and handle any BT or cluster with Out-Int first.
    Care must be taken at beginning of session not to ask for Earlier
    Similars that don't exist, nor to restimulate more than is in restim.
    _You're_only_trying_to_get_any_out-Ruds_or_restim_out_of_the_way_so_you_
    _can_get_onto_the_Body_of_the_Session._

         The Pre-OT probably shouldn't watch movies or TV during this
    Rundown, as BTs tend to make pictures of the movie and hang up in
    them, requiring handling at beginning of session. If too much restim
    occurs due to watching movies or TV, get the Pre-OT to stop watching
    them during the Rundown.

         I had earlier found that Vitamin B1 would turn off dreams or
    nightmares and that a lack of Vitamin B1 would make a pc more
    susceptible to having dreams or nightmares. Apparently lack of B1
    makes BTs stick to bone structure, more susceptible to restimulation,
    and harder to blow. A session done on a Pre-OT who had a B1
    deficiency ran very slowly with great difficulty blowing BTs and
    clusters. The session was very "gluey". Taking Vitamin B1 resolved
    this and BTs and clusters became easy to blow again. Pre-OTs on NED
    for OTs should take 500 Milligrams of Vitamin B1 (Thiamine
    Hydrochloride) daily, and if they experience dreams, nightmares or
    difficulties blowing BTs and clusters, then the dosage should be
    increased.

         A right date or location for one BT or cluster can act as a
    "wrong date" or "wrong location" for another BT or cluster, as it
    isn't correct for their incident, and pressure and mass can build up
    on this during a session where Date/Locating is done. Meter check for
    "wrong date?", "wrong location?", Indication of this when it has
    occurred will relieve the pressure and blow the TA down. BTs can also
    build up a protest ridge on this.

         Generally the TA will move in a pumping action, BDing as BTs and
    clusters blow. The general session pattern is for the TA range to get

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    HCOB 20.78 IV

    higher and higher and then pump on down to lower range, which is the
    ideal point for ending session. A session continued past this
    resulted in cross-restimulation and difficulty in blowing BTs.

         The session must be well ended, as you are ending the session for
    others (BTs and clusters) - not just for the Pre-OT. "END OF SESSION"
    given Tone 40, may have to be repeated to ensure the session is in
    fact ended. You will also sometimes encounter "last call" BTs and
    clusters. Just as you are about to end the session, some BT or
    cluster may pop up to be handled - this will often occur on "Say or
    ask?" - let the Pre-OT handle any such "last call" BT or cluster. To
    handle restimulation accumulated in the session, you can tell BTs to
    "Come to present Time" before ending the session. Then _end_ the
    session well and thoroughly.

         A usual session EP is an F/Ning TA.

                                                   L. RON HUBBARD
                                                   FOUNDER
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