“When an auditor finds his preclear unusually suggestive, he should be very careful what he says to the preclear. He may notice that a preclear after he closes his eyes will begin to flutter his eyelids. This is a symptom of the very lightest level of hypnotic trance. The auditor cannot avoid processing the case, but he should be careful to use language quite unlike hypnotic suggestions and be certain at the end of the processing session to scan off the auditing.”

Here Hubbard is actually giving a warning not a guidance for “standard procedure.” You should at least be honest when you construct your criticism and not try to mislead people by taking quotes out of context.

Not local, just close enough to enjoy some shopping in Sam Flax and an occasional ride on The Hulk.

Man, you must really try hard to avoid getting the point. I’ve been talking about 40 years ago, NOT present time. After I left, I never entered a scn org or mission again. I wouldn’t have sent anyone there, certainly no one on this list. You certainly are dense. Or clinging to the false idea that there was never anything good that ever happened to anyone.

Still spreading the disease, eh Peter?

Please stay far away from me.

For better or worse, it immediately popped into my head.

I second Jimmy3’s acknowledgment of your hilarity L. Wrong!

I have past life memories too …. or something.

Joan Grant was a 1930s-40s novelist who wrote her material from her own past lives. . . or something. Some of it sounds like Scn.

http://www.theguardian.com/books/2007/sep/29/featuresreviews.guardianreview25