6107C19 SHSpec-31  Q and A Period: Auditor Effect on Meter Read

     A stage four needle often sits around clear read, but the PC is a dead
thetan.  It has about a 2 1/2 inch swing.  It goes up, sticks (unlike the
F/N), and drops back.  It keeps doing it, no matter what the auditor does.
The PC won't read on sec check, ruds, or anything.  It's an electronic
transfer of energy in the mind, a machine reaction.  The person distrusts
himself to such a degree that he has become a machine.  Machines are run by
energy.  You are seeing something like an AC motor, feeding its current on a
surge, and then reversing its flow, repetitively.  This is a charge line.  The
only thing that can change it is auditing.  The person is a total
no-responsibility case: he knows he can have no effect on anything.  CCH's undercut it best; think processes are not very effective because this kind of PC's thought has no effect on the bank.

     The common denominator of all cases is the degree of effect the thetan
has on his bank.  This ranges from absolute zero to total easy effect on the
bank.  The stage four needle is a retreat from the bottom.  Some buttons are
still open -- problems, confusion, motion, leaving, or something.  On such a
case, all you have to do is to trigger one of his automaticities and let it
run off the case, giving the guy more control over his bank.  You are not, at
this stage, really asking the PC to do anything.

     There such a thing as a "spook" stage four needle, turned on by the
auditor's statement.  It doesn't matter what the auditor says.  This is very
common.  A third of pcs have it.  That's you energizing the bank.  You can
have more effect on the bank than the PC has.  This is something auditors find
hard to duplicate, being sold on the idea that the PC is responsible for it
all.  They can't see the PC's pictures, so they don't believe it.

     Sometimes the "spook" stage four needle confuses you when doing a sec
check.  The impact of your thinkingness and speakingness will activate the
bank.  This is the lowest reaction, below a lie reaction or a reverse lie
reaction.  If you're sec checking a PC, his level of interest rises and
creates an emergency level.  So don't avoid a reaction on the needle just
because the PC has one of these automatic reactions on the needle at first.
When you ask meaty questions, he's right in there reacting.  So any reaction
on a sec check question that might be meaningful is always taken by the
auditor as factual, providing it's an instant read.  A stage four needle
probably isn't an exception to this.  A complicated question might not be
duplicated as asked, so 3/4 sec. lag could still be an instant read.  Anything
more than one second lag is totally useless.

     A can't have is not a prerequisite for creating, only for unknowing
creation.  Nearly everyone who's studied the mind has studied only the
analytical mind.  We're looking at reactive mind laws.  But even this response
was originally an analytical response; all reactive responses were originally
analytical.  One can just decide to create something knowingly.  This other
law works this way:  one day you get a picture of a rhinoceros in front of
you, because someone somewhere prohibited you from having rhinoceroses.  But
you aren't aware of ever having wanted one.  This explains the mysterious
appearance of a mental image picture which has been hitherto unexplained.  It
also explains some strange desire to make or do something: someone has run a
can't have on you.  But most creativeness is spontaneous and able
[analytical].  Reactive creativeness is generally terrible.

     There is such a thing as a negative sec check to handle not-is in the
PC.  You can knock the withhold into existence by asking questions which
as-is the not-is, e.g., "When haven't you stolen something?" Then you could
ask the the positive question.

     E-meters can be pushed around by pcs, but the reactions look different
from reactive reads.  It looks like body motion -- jerky.  If a PC is worried
about pushing around the meter, he's:

          1. Not in session.

          2. Got withholds.

          3. He wants to impress the auditor.

It's what the PC doesn't know about that moves the needle.  The remedy is to
handle ruds.

     Vitamins to be taken during an intensive:

"Dianazene" (used for radiation sickness; has iron in it) | |Vitamin

    __
    |B1 - 100 mg
GUK |
    |Dicalcium Phosphate - fifteen grains (about one gram)
    |
    |Vitamin C 250 mg
    --

     With:

                         __
     Nicotinic Acid 100mg |
                          |  Dianazene?
     Iron                 |
                         --

you can run out all sunburns, radiation flash burns, etc.  This can turn skin
cancer on and off.  When sunburn turned on with this, you will see a flush in
the shape of a bathing suit.  Likewise, not smoking enough will cause lung
cancer.

     GUK makes the PC work better for the first 57 minutes after taking it.
The reason for the calcium is the B1 "finds" calcium somewhere in the body.
GUK also helps nightmares.  It'll run engrams through all by itself.  B1 also
robs the body of ascorbic acid, so you have to replace this too.

