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Subject: FZ Bible TAPE - LEVEL VII (Confidential) SHSBC-415
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TAPE TRANSCRIPT (SHSBC LECTURES) "LEVEL VII" SHSBC-415

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CONFIDENTIAL SHSBC TAPE LECTURE

LEVEL VII

SH Spec-52 renumbered 415, 23 Feb 65,  Level VII <confidential>

Thank you.  Thanks a lot.  I thank you.  Appreciated,
appreciated.  Nobody did that in Spain, although when we
left, when we left, you would have thought we, the whole
foundation of the area we'd been living in had been pulled
out from under, the people turning out to see us and say
goodbye, and tears in their eyes and all very wild.  And I
see I've been gone quite a while - what's the date?  

Audience: the 23rd  

The 23rd of February, the 23rd of February.  That's right.

Mary Sue looks younger and, and you didn't really know, but
she's the shortest-eared burro in the world.  

Audience: we didn't hear that.

It's the shortest-eared burro in the world.  Time you've 
carried the huge bags of photographic equipment over hill 
and dale.  John Lawrence offered to go down and, and carry 
my photographic equipment for me and so forth, over the 
hill and dale, and I said, "Oh no, John," I said, "This 
is, this is mainly a matter of putting my foot on a rail 
and sleeping it all away, don't you see? And I'm not going 
to be very ambitious and so forth."  Well, as soon as
I got down there, I got ambitious.  And there was nobody
around but Mary Sue, and she gainly started packing all
sorts of baggage over her shoulder.  And I kept noticing
that the, kept noticing that the burros, you know, that the
Spaniards use down there and so on, they were really
recalcitrant, so she started getting recalcitrant.  She,
you know, she wouldn't climb over a pile of rocks or
something like that.  So I started calling her a burro, and
then I noticed, oddly enough, that she was the
shortest-eared burro in the whole world. 

She did very fine.  The only thing that she did wrong, she
did something wrong while she was gone, and that is to say
she petted a cactus.  Now the, the Spaniards do something
weird, they pull the spines, they use the cactus for
decoration, they pull all the spines out with a pair of
tweezers.  Pretty wild, you know, who'd ever think of doing
that?  And so, she saw one of these cactus, and she was
going around looking at a lot of them, and she didn't
realize they hadn't gotten the LITTLE spines apparently. So
ever since, every few days, why, we'd pull another cactus
splinter out of her hand. Little tiny things.

But otherwise, we had a good time and everything is fine. 
And it was cold in Spain, cool in Las Palmas.  And there is
no winter vacation area over on the European side, North
of, I think, Liberia or something like that.  And you have
to go quite a while but, quite a ways, but anyway, they're
getting faster and faster aircraft and I'm very, very close
to not needing any aircraft anyway.  Symptoms of this are
turning up.  Well, we had a good time and mainly I got a
good long distance look at everything.  I did quite a bit
of research and I cracked Level VII.  I haven't RUN Level
VII, I haven't finished Level VI by an awful long ways. 
But all of a sudden, one fine day toward the end of
vacation, actually it was on the boat coming home, and I
was sitting there and I took a look and all of a sudden,
realized that although I hadn't run VI, I found out there
was something over there, and what was that, and suddenly
realized I was looking at Level VII.  And you talk about
being right, my god, how right can you get?  

Level VII, of course, is the 8 Dynamics.  And we're right
back at the beginning. It's the 8 Dynamics, and you run
them out, and that's Level VII.  And it isn't experiential
track and it's not very hard to do.  In fact, it's so easy
to do that I'm having a hard time not doing it.  I know
I've got to finish Level VI, and when I discovered it and
so forth, plus my stomach, too - too much, don't you see, I
mean, it's like a little boy and he's been wishing for a
lollipop, you know, and somebody gives you an ice-cream
factory.  And you're stomach goes, you're stomach turns
cold as ice, you see, and somatics chasing all over the
body and me and so forth, while I was looking at this
stuff. You know, it's just, just, but that's me, you know,
to try to climb that escalator vertical.  And it's right
there.  And oddly enough, there isn't anything more to find
out about it.  I got it all taped, I got its patterns and
actions and everything else.  It only took me about 45
minutes, when I'd finally seen it, to see the whole thing. 
And it's not very complicated and you probably could run
out Level VII, I don't know, in two or three sessions.

But, you see, to make myself more, more, more clear,
there's the ancient question of "Are we one or are we
individuals?"  Well, I told you, someday we'd have to solve
that, so that's solved.  And what's this stuff? ((pounding
on podium))  Well, you see, there isn't anything much
beyond this because then I found out that you don't really
have to destroy the MEST universe to get out of it.  It's
an INDIVIDUAL proposition.  It appears to be a collective
proposition but it's not, it's an individual proposition. 
And you can go ahead of it in time, back of it in time, you
can go out of it, it can still be there, you don't have to
destroy it - you don't have to destroy it for everybody. 
That was one of the things I was a little bit worried
about, oddly enough.  If I ran out the MEST universe, would
it still be here for anybody else?  Seemed to me to be a
bit of an overt.  And you can run out the MEST universe and
it's still there for other people. You don't have to be in
it and you don't have to NOT be in it, you know?  But
that's Level VII. And so, the vacation wound up in a, in a
very high-peak win, in spite of it being cold and so forth.

But one, one, about the only thing that really happened
that was of very great interest is I found that
psychologists were wrong again.  And although that isn't
news, it's interesting to find a point.  I've been told by
them that animals don't commit suicide and I've even
thought myself that animals didn't commit suicide, and
that's not true.  I ran across an animal that committed
suicide and he was a bear, a big Alaskan brown bear, that
they had in a zoo down in Las Palmas.  And the way this zoo
got started is of some interest.  Columbus shoved off from
Spain to discover the New World and his first stop was the
Canary Islands, which had already been conquered by Spain
about a century or so before, or less than that.  And he
stopped off and spent a bit of time and then, of course,
after he discovered America, why, he called in at the
Canary Islands again.  And before he got back to Spain, at
one of his, his way stop was the Canary Islands, so
actually, he got to the Canary Islands before he got back
to Spain.  Well, the Canary Islands are very "aufey" -
savvy, to go French on you, the kids are studying it so I
have to - the Canary Islands are very knowing on the
subject and very up to snuff on the subject of the
discovery of the New World.  And they probably know more
about it than they do in Spain.  And the natives down there
still sell models of Columbus's various ships, you know,
all these things die out slowly, they still carve and sell
these little wooden models, it's the Nina and Pinta and
Santa Maria.  Anyway, there's a museum down there, there's
Columbus House and so forth, "Columbus slept here" -
actually, that's what they tell you - and a lot of his
relics.  And when he came back from the New World, well, of
course he gave them some Cheerios and so forth, and
apparently started them a zoo. 

And the zoo has been going on ever since, but not the same 
animals. And one of these animals in the zoo, there's a pair 
of them and actually, one additional one in some other cage, 
but a pair of, of Kodiak bears, of a smaller edition, and the 
Spaniards didn't know that bears hibernate.  Although the 
Kodiak doesn't do too much hibernation, he nevertheless is a
hibernating animal, a bear is, and they wouldn't let this
old bear go to sleep, but kept turning him out to do his
stuff for the visitors.  Typical Spanish treatment of
animals, you know, they're very rough on animals.  And they
kept turning this bear out and they're ripping him out of
the cement cave that he would get curled up in and he'd
finally gotten very sick.  And the temperature down there
was running, daytime and so forth, about 60, 65 and so
forth, and it's very cold to the Spaniards, so he
considered the bear was getting sick because it was "cold"
weather.  Well, naturally, this bear, probably before he
saw the zoo, and his breed and so forth would consider 40
like London considers "a sweltering 77 in London today."  I
mean, that is a headline, a serious headline.  But he'd
consider 40 degrees a "sweltering 40 degrees," you see? 
And they kept turning him out and he got sick, and he
started to protest on the basis of getting very sick and he
was a VERY sick bear, one of the sickest bears I've ever
seen.  He'd go into shivers and ice cold and his legs
wouldn't hold him up and he'd get frozen in one spot, don't
you see, and then all of a sudden, why, he'd get red hot
and start panting and so forth.  And he had fever and
chills the like of which I never saw, and he was weak as a
cat.  The other bear in the cave was, of course, stark
staring stir-crazy and she'd attack him all the time., and
life was just to grim.  And he was about the least climbing
bear that anybody ever, that breed doesn't climb anyhow. 
And that iron cage came up to the top and met in the
middle, very high and very difficult to do anything with, a
monkey would have had a hard time climbing it.  And that
bear, a few days later, climbed up to the top of the cage,
all god-knows-how-many pounds of him, in this horrible
state of not being able to walk, he climbs up to the
top of the cage, gets to the total top crown of the cage,
and drops on the cement.  That was the end of the bear. The
most forthright case of suicide I think I ever saw in my
life.  So apparently, animals DO commit suicide, because HE
sure did.  Only one of the few interesting stories we ran
across.

Of course, one runs across lots of interesting stories, but
this, we, we saw the bear and we knew the bear and it
happened while we were right there. Fantastic situation.

Well, I see I've been gone an awful long time because this
student list goes pretty long and some of you have been
here for quite a while, and so it will seem strange to you
to be introduced at this particular moment. Nevertheless, I
am going to introduce you one by one.  Stand up and take a
bow Ron Pook.  Cal Rigney.  Val Rigney.  Constance
Flemming.  Joe Gains. Peter Rost.  Wally Pallas.  And
Barbara Poole, to whom I owe a considerable favor.  She,
she acted as another burro.  Thank you, Barbara.  Dorothy
Knight.  Laura Printer.  Roger Throw.  David Hollywell. And
Nan Beardsley.

And Arthur Francis.  And last but not least, a retread,
Leon Bosworth.  Well, I see in, in calling that role, most
of you, most of you newcomers are in very good shape and
everything is cheerful, and some of the others have some
overts, so I will be watching that.  Now on, on the basis
of I don't want to have missed a withhold, so I call to
your attention the fact that I have already announced it so
I haven't missed it.  Alright.  Well, I'm very glad to see
you here. And I'm glad to see the rest of you and I'm glad
to see that you're getting along the line. 

I noticed there's been a few separations, but you should be
having a ball.  I noticed you had an alter-is in one of the
processes, you were doing some listing you shouldn't have
been doing on Level VI.  Yeah, there was some listing going
on that shouldn't have  been done and it was slowing down
your tone arm action, but that's all straight.  And then
you've got, you've got a wide-open road on that particular
level because right now, I'm, I'm just putting up the,
putting up the rack of GPMs.  But let me give you a little
comment here, just as we, as we go in passing here, R6EW
and so forth is not about to fade from view.  Let me call
to your attention that when you bring a	student in onto R6,
he is for the first time on solo audit.

It's going to take him some time to get used to that, to
run a meter.  And about that time, he learns why a meter
works and he learns all sorts of things about auditing,
which is quite remarkable.  It's a very educational action
for him to undertake.  In addition to that, he does several
other things in that he finds out why he has been operating
the way he has been operating and so forth, and he gets
himself pretty well settled down.

Now, at that point, if he cannot get tone arm action with
R6EW, he has no business at the level in his auditing. He's
back there, he's unable to talk to the auditor, don't you
see, and he's got too many worries about his PTPs and he's
got this and he's got hidden standards.  And he's got the
Book of Case  Remedies, and he has no business at the
level.  So at that moment, if it's too grim and too
gruesome, he can be taken off and jumped through the Book
of Case Remedies and put in some kind of condition and run
from the bottom up till he's back up there case-wise.  You
see, you can run any process on him, there is no process
that is barred out.  Just because he's been on R6EW does
not spoil ANY lower level process, you see, you can run any
of them.  Now therefore, it gives us, it's very important
that we have this, it gives us this breathing spell because
the truth of it is if you ran him into actual GPMs, they
would run just enough to get him into the channel of the
GPMs and start him down the line.  And it would go just
enough to get him completely smeared in and after that, you
couldn't run anything on him that had words [endwords] in 
it.  In other words, it'd be a near thing.  He could be fished 
out of this, but it would have to be very delicately done.  
In other words, he's gone in over his head and as a PC, he's
wandering around in a lost state somewhere in the reactive
bank, don't you see, and now to pull him out of this with
some junior process becomes a very difficult thing. 

That is what is wrong with R6 and that is R6, the biggest
problem, and that is why R6 is only being taught at St.
Hill, you see, because when this sort of thing happens,
it's quite catastrophic.  Well, that WAS happening here for
a while and I always run a very heavy pilot, right where I
can straighten it out right up close, before I let any
dynamite package like this go OUT very far.  And it's,
that's why it's only being taught at St. Hill.  It is
solved now, however.  It is an intricate level and it can
get so much good that we just know very well somebody, if
it was released to broadly, who, who should be being
trained at Level O, don't you see, why, somebody would be
ambitiously for a quick buck or something like that, trying
to audit or train him at Level VI.  We already have an
example of somebody who's running a group someplace or
other, and he, he had them all on Level VI, you know, of
what he thought was Level VI, and we had another thing of a
guy bringing somebody on and audit him for a short time
and, and then a perfectly green PC, turning him loose with
an e-meter to run Level VI on himself.  Well of course the
guy just had one long parade of catastrophes.  I don't know
that anybody DIED as a result of it, but it could easily
have happened.

So anyway the, this was an important, this was an important
step, to find some way to put somebody into Level VI and
get him accustomed to solo audit, and find out whether or
not he could take it, without actually getting him into the
middle of the reactive bank so that he couldn't be rescued.

And that process is R6EW, so you're going to see that
around for a long time. And that is your bridge process.
It's quite an amusing process in that you have cognitions
like mad, but you finally get up to a point, when you run
through R6EW-S in sixes and when you start getting the
track plotted out - I got, I got the bulk of the track all,
all in sequence.  What, what will happen is, I'll tell you
now the course of action, you, you get to a point finally
where you, where you don't have to audit it to find out
what it, it is.  See?  I mean, you get loose enough on the
thing.  I was very interested, not an hour ago, I felt
cold, you know, and I was just hurrying around trying to
get some things done and I just felt cold, and I was
wondering why I felt cold.  And I, I just took a look and
there were about sixteen end-words lying on it.  And I
said, "Well, what do you know?  That's an awful lot of end-
words."  I didn't bother to go over them, don't you see, I
just whhhhwhhhwhh, look at that mess, you know, not even
auditing, you know, "I-feel-cold, wonder-what's-wrong,
oh-well, look-at-that-mess-of-end-words, you-know, whhwhhh,
so on. It's those sixteen end-words." And I didn't think
anything more about it, it went on for another minute or so
and I said, "Wow!  I've been trying to solve the problem
of, one of these end-words, another end-word entirely, on
which all the remaining sixteen were serving as locks.  In
other words, GPMs operating as locks on GPMs, which is
pretty interesting. 

Anyway,  from that one could extrapolate rather easily that
when a, a poor condition, let's say you didn't run out the
bank, see, when a, when you found yourself in a poor
condition if you went on a, with an elementary process like
R6EW, carried it up to R6EW-S, carried it up to R6EW-P, you
would very shortly find yourself in a position where it
would be by inspection of the same nature as, "Boy, I got a
problem."  You're suddenly, you know, you have a problem,
you just know you've got a problem  You're car won't start
so you know you have a problem.  Well, you don't consider
that auditing, where your bank becomes sufficiently
confrontable and you're up to a point of where it is no
more worry than this.  And it's a little bit weird to me,
to look back at, at a year ago when I could collide
cross-wise with a couple of GPMs that were, get them wrong
or something like this, and practically get the top of my
head torn off or come down with a high fever or something
of this sort, you know, of absolute catastrophe.  You see
now, that compares with, with, "Hmm, stomach feels cold,
oh, I, hmhmhmhm that's about sixteen, about sixteen
end-words have gotten piled up there, what do you know,"
and go on doing what I'm doing.  "Oh well, they're all
serving as locks on any there, well what do you know," and
go on with what I'm doing but not feeling cold.  That's a
bit of a different look, isn't it? 

Because originally, it was a basis of, "We better not fool
with that because that's too close a lock on a GPM."  See?
So your confront on these things comes right on up and the
extrapolated, that is the, the predicted course of action
or the predicted change of condition and so forth, does
take place.

These things become more and more confrontable, you're more
and more able to handle, and you get up to a point of where
they're not worrying you.  They're not worrying you to the
degree that you look through and see the other side of the
fence, you know, and so these, these...  One, the condition
is attainable of that, and the end product of OT is
attainable, that becomes quite obvious on a practical
basis.  And the other thing is, weirdly enough, is
attainable with the processes you've got in R6EW, R6EW-S
and R6EW-P, regardless of running them, running the whole
GPM.  See, that's the other predicted condition.  In other
words, you can get to a point where, you get to a point
where the bank is so thin, it's just blowing.  I mean,
inspection blows it.  Not inspection of it is, is it the
right word and does it fit in the right place, but you just
notice it and it blows, don't you understand, I mean, the
thing has got that much, it's that weakened in command
value.  The command value has become so weak as far as
you're concerned that it can't concern you and it's
aberrative value, of course, is proportionately weak.

And in addition to that, why, it's ability to do anything
to you physically is  proportionately weakened.  I mean,
you're becoming, you're becoming cause over a thing which
before you were the total effect of. You see that happening
while you're running R6EW, R6EW-S and so on.  Very
improbable that you will ever really have to run, or future
auditors in training and so forth, will have to run R6EW-S
or R6EW-P, because what we'll do is we'll find out if the
guy's all right at the R6EW, you see, can he make it go and
can he solo audit and is he OK, and then we'll just start
opening up sections of the cabinet and show him the plot
from the top down, all very accurately done.

Because the probability, by the way, of his colliding with
the accurate plot is so negligible as to be neglectable.
That's a weird thing to say, isn't it, but it's true.  See,
I've had people giving me what they thought the plot was
here for about a year, and they're pretty wrong.  You
probably could attain all this, however, by running if you
ran it long enough - this is a long route, R6EW, R6EW-S,
R6EW-P - you probably could attain the final blowing of the
bank.  But that's a long route, you see, now you're looking
at a couple of years of auditing or something like that, if
you're going at it.

Not very intensive auditing, a couple of years of the kind
of auditing you, you get when you're not at St. Hill, you
see, you know, now and then sort of a thing, session a week
maybe, if you're lucky, or something like that. Well, it'd
still take you a couple of years to, to do this all the
way, whereas, you're looking at in terms of running time
and so forth, you're looking at about three months of
auditing to a total clean OT.  That's what you're looking
at right now is about three months of, of hammer and tongs
auditing to go on up the line to, to total OT.

When you get up to total OT, you find yourself still in
this universe.  Well, you're cause over matter, energy,
space and time, that's absolutely true. 

Perfect definition, you're cause over it, in this universe.
And your causation is not anything absolute, don't you
see, it's because you've  still got, you've still got 8
Dynamics.  And if you noticed that there are seven Dynamics
flanking the 6th Dynamic.  See? So Level VII in actual fact
is, is, is an odd way to number it because you say it
really, really it should be Level VIII if there are eight
Dynamics in connection with it.  It's very possibly true,
but in actual fact, you'll find out that you're only really
handling seven of them.  You prove, I've got the other one
squared away, but the rest of, it's just the MEST universe.

You've got a bank, don't you see, you've got a reactive
bank.  And what happens when you haven't got a reactive
bank?  Well, we've never assumed otherwise that that a
person would be in the physical universe with no reactive
bank.  That's perfectly accurate, see? What happens then? 
His next bank, of course, IS the physical universe.  That
IS the next bank.  The universe of trolley cars and buses
and brick walls and Everest, what's that?  Well, that's a
bank.  You could describe it as such and it is as such.  I
notice nobody gets out of it.  I notice they leave and kick
the bucket, and they're right back in the bank again. 

Every once in a while, science fiction boys will worry
about other universes and moving around in various
universes, particularly after they've read Dianetics and
Scientology textbooks.  And, but factually, even Wells and
so forth was running into, he, he never considered he would
get outside the physical universe.  It's only occasionally
that some science fiction writer will mention going into
another universe.  And they speak then, that is sort of
this universe, but there is a this universe with a time
warp in it, you know, or a space warp, or it's "this
universe with a..."  Well, they're off the string to the
degree that, it's NOT, you don't go from this universe to
another universe, see, you have to, you don't move into
another universe because you've moved out of this universe.

You see?  And it's a very hard situation to grasp, you
see, you feel your brains creak when you're trying, trying
to grasp the thing originally, which is what was happening
to me in trying to cognite on this thing.  What was this
all about?  Well, when you, well, you don't have to have a
bank, you see, you put it in this category - you don't have
to have a bank.  You don't have to every time you, you have
some thought that you shouldn't have or something of the
sort that clobbers in the back of the neck with a somatic
or, or something like this.  You don't have to have a bank,
you'd perfectly comfortable without one, and you can think
much better than the bank can, I assure you, particularly
when you finally find out to your horror what is IN the
bank and what the basic motivation of Man is.  Too
incredible for words, it's all backwards to anything
anybody would think, you see, "The thetan is basically good
so he made a bad bank because everybody else was bad and
then, if we ALL had this bad bank, then we wouldn't do all
these bad things."  Hey.  Well, this bad bank proposition,
well, a person would be much better off if he didn't have
the bank and that's quite obvious, even on a short-term
look.  A fellow runs part of his bank out and he can now
start functioning better, you know,  he, he doesn't have
asthma anymore and he can think and he doesn't get the
jitters and start screaming just because a girl with nylon
stockings walks through the room, you know, something like
that.

So, he's getting along much better, he's much more
effective and that sort of thing - no bank.  Alright.  That
little section of the bank is gone, so he's more effective,
you see?  By extrapolation, if the whole bank's gone, he'd
be terrifically effective.  And true, he is, he never
dreamed how effective he really is, see?  Well now that's,
that's perfectly observable, you see, because that's finite
observation.  Well, if you apply the same thoughts to the
MEST universe, you've got it answered.  Clearly, it's un-,
you know, the hard thing is that, "What would you do if you
didn't have a MEST universe?"

You know?  Well, psychiatrists and psychologists today
think the same thing about a bank, "What would you do if
you weren't neurotic?"  See?  "What would I do if I weren't
crazy?"  Well, so you can get into that same state of mind
about a reactive bank that everybody IS in about the
physical universe., see, "What would I DO without it?" 
What do you do WITHOUT one? What the hell have you got one
for?  What, what you got to have a road for?  You know? 
And you say, "Well, what are you, what are you talking
about, what do you got to have a road for?  You can walk on
it, you can drive on it and you, it's a very useful road
and it's a very nice road and it's a very nice thing to
have a road."  Yeah, it's a very nice thing to have a road
and I don't really know why you have to have a road if all
you have to do is have a road.  You get the point?  That
seems to be much more interestingly direct, it seems to me
you'd get into lots more interesting games in very peculiar
ways if all you had to do to have a road was have a road. 
ROAD, you know?  See a traffic cop running on your road, NO
ROAD. 

You talk about a random, life would become very, very, very
interesting.  A guy would have to be in complete apathy to
want things as dull as having a universe all laid out,
predictable all the time.  Every time you look at your
watch, five, five minutes from the last time you looked at
your watch, it's five minutes later.  Crazy business, you
know?  Well, it's like a fellah in a cage, it's like, I
guess, animals get in zoos.  "At five o'clock, the keeper
is going to come and feed us and that's, we have to have
that."  So nice and certain.  "All we have to do is sit
here in this cage and at five o'clock, the keeper will feed
us.  And if we WEREN'T sitting in this cage, we wouldn't
get fed at five o'clock."  You see the logic?  Well, that's
actually the logic that a thetan uses to account for the
MEST universe and so forth, and he's just security-happy,
he's got to have security.  He's in complete apathy about
being able to do anything himself, so he, he's got to have
all this total security and the least randomity drives him
out of his mind.  Don't you see?

Well, to give you an idea, what would happen if the sun
started moving backwards?  Without any phenom, without any
geological cataclysm, see, but if just all of a sudden, you
woke up one morning, the sun was over in the West and it
was traveling to the East - or it got to noon and went into
a spiral for a while.  Do you realize what would happen out
here in the streets?  Can you envision the streets of
London while that was going on? Boy, would the Catholic
church make money!  You can predict that, too.  But now,
that's, well, everybody'd go frantic. Well, why would they
go so frantic?  Well, because it's destroyed their un,
their certainty and their predictability.

Well, why do they got to have this much predictability? Why
shouldn't the sun move to ten o'clock and stay there till
August?  "Oh, Bill, Bill, you forgot to move the sun!"
"Hey, that's your hat."  "No it isn't.  We changed hats
last Tuesday."  "We did not."  "Yes, we did."  "You forgot
to fill up the ocean.  Well, who's responsible for mocking
up the ocean here this week?" "Oh, they don't need any
ocean, we had to have a desert scene.  The only place we
could find for it was the middle of the Pacific Ocean." 
"What Pacific Ocean?"  "Physical universe Pacific Ocean." 
"Oh, you want to look at the physical universe Pacific
Ocean?  Well, alright, go take a look at the physical
universe Pacific Ocean."  "I can't.  I've run it out.  I'm
not crazy like that anymore."  Then you say, "Well, what
happened to it?  If everybody else has got it mocked up,
why, what happened to it?" 

The truth of the matter is it never was there, it never IS
there and it never WILL BE there.  Just, everybody's got it
there.  So the end product of things look something along
in that view, don't you see?  You can, you can have it, you
can have it, you can have it and you can go on seeing it
and that sort of thing.  And you can undoubtedly vary it or
alter it to a considerable marked degree, but when you
think of varying and altering, don't just think of the
physical universe. If you're going to vary and alter MEST,
why have you got to pick on the MEST of the physical
universe to vary it and alter it.  Vary and alter your own
MEST.  Joe and Bill have got a piece of MEST, so they vary
it and alter it.  I don't see why they have to vary and
alter Gibraltar. They COULD vary and alter Gibraltar, you
see, at the same time and it'd get varied and altered for
other people, but it would get varied for people to the
degree that they were aberrated by it, to the degree they
were overwhelmed by the bank. 

You wonder why 8-C works, well, oddly enough, 8-C of course
is a cousin, not to Level VI, but is a cousin to Level VII.
And you wonder why people suddenly have leaped out
hospital beds on having read Dianetics, Evolution of a
Science, or something of that sort.  You were cheating out
some little piece that they had in disarray at Level VII,
NOT at Level VI.  And then the reason you got gains on your
subjective processes and so forth, is because you were
doing things to Level VI.  So you remember for years and
years and years, we've had subjective and objective.  Well,
subjective - of course, Level VII is also subjective to the
degree that it is your bank, don't you see, but you'll get
over that because you, that, you have to do a weird little
trick with logic to get that thing squared out. 

In other words, the situation is simply that subjective
processes, or think or figure processes or processes like,
any of, practically any of your, your repetitive processes,
ARC Straightwire, see, they were influencing Level VI and
they were taking locks off Level VI.  You following?  They
were straightening out the mental, purely mental masses.
And so therefore, they were keying out bits of the reactive
mind and that's what a subjective process was.  And then,
an OBjective process is a Level VII process, that
familiarized and accustomed a person to his, the MEST
universe bank, see, his, his OTHER bank.  And that's why
you would very often find somebody that you could run and
run and run and run and run and they wouldn't have a single
comm-lag on level, on 8-C.  You know, they could just run
and you say, "Now look at that wall, walk over to that
wall, go on and touch that wall..."  The guy does it and
does it and does it.  When you finish up, he's no better. 
I know it's, it was seldom this happened but it did happen
every once in a while.  You'd get one PC out of about ten
or fifteen in HGCs that you run them on 8-C and they..  And
we explained it on the basis you couldn't develop a commlag
so the process was to high for them.  How ABSOLUTELY
correct.  We were trying to run them on a Level VII
process.  See?  That, that was their, the harmonic, the
lower harmonic of Level VII.  We were making them touch
walls, don't you see, and they were actually putting the
universe back.  You know, there are people around who had
walls right up against their faces and all kinds of weird,
because of course, nobody REALLY knows how the MEST
universe looks to anybody else.  You see?  And they had
people who had different universes, they've got them in,
they've got them in insane asylums all the time and it's
not necessarily something subjectively wrong with them at
all.  That's OBjectively wrong with them.  It isn't because
their mind is giving them a wrong world, don't you see,
their mind isn't giving them anything - their mind as we 
would think of it or know it and that sort of thing, would 
be Level VI - there's nothing wrong with their mind.  There 
is something wrong with their environment.  They've just 
merely got an aberrated VII, see, it didn't have to be 
aberrated at VI at all. 

See, this guy's got it fixed up so that all walls are 45
degree angles and he could even have it aberrated
objectively to the point where he was dealing with some
"when Knighthoods were in flower" timewarp, so dragons keep
walking in through the front door, the dragons might walk
in through the front door, they might even bite him, maybe
he, or maybe not.  You see, we describe it as DELUSION. 
But that, that says there's something wrong with his MIND,
you see, in HERE, see, an introverted error.  No, it's an
EXTROverted error. See, it isn't "in here" that's wrong
with him, it's THERE that's wrong with him, you see,
although HE's influencing THAT, of course, and so forth.
But dragons keep walking in that door, man, ohoooh.  And
you try to tell one of these fellows, "There's no bugs on
you."  The truth of the matter is, there is no bugs on the
patient in the psychiatrist's view of Level VII.  But in
the patient's view of Level VII, there are bugs on the
patient, so something has gone wrong with VII.  So, if you
can make the guy merely pay attention to what he is calling
and mocking up the physical universe - locational
processing, 8-C, where is the indicated object, such things
as that - you find some remarkable things happen.  You can
also do this odd thing, you think you're running problems
and you're not, you say, "Well let's, let's spot all the
places where this fellow is having any trouble in his life,
and let's just have him sort of indicate where they are. 
You're, you're NOT handling his Level VI difficulty with
problems.  What you're handling is, you're handling his
Level VII difficulty with locations.  See it's not, it's
not the GPMs that have got him going, you follow me, it's,
it's...  See, he hasn't got, he hasn't got the Bide-a-Wee
Biscuit Factory four or five miles over that way where it
belongs, he's IN the Bide-a-Wee Biscuit Factory while YOU
are trying to audit him.  And probably, your voice sounds
peculiar to him, too, because trying to audit across a
distance of four or five miles, it's difficult. 

You know children, you say get the child into the
classroom.  Well, what if some of those children are
actually still outside playing?  And not, not anybody
thinks they're outside playing, you see they're, the, the
road which they have the viewpoint of, they don't have to
be out there playing, you got the idea, they are where they
are but they are outside playing because that's where they
are although they are sitting in front of you and you're
talking to them.  You get the idea.  Well, they've got, in
essence, and aberration on the VIIth.  Because of great
desire to be outside, they actually put outside where they
ARE, but not really put it there, but REALLY put it there,
don't you see, but they don't put where they ARE there
because they don't want to BE there, don't you see, they're
not putting up a 7th Dynamic.  What the hell you going to
do with them?  They, they, you, you get read on the meter
that they were outside playing, but that's, that's what
they've got out there, but they really don't dare mock it
up very boldly, you see, you're liable to see it, too.  All
kinds of, you see how it gets pretty weird when you start
trying to pick your way through it in relative to, relation
to.  So, a child, we have said we had to get the child into
the classroom before we could teach him, so therefore,
locational processes or something like that, were very
good.

Now, it was Level VI which ruined creative processing
because creative processing really, although it touched VI
slightly and would have alleviated VI slightly, creative
processing in actual fact affected Level VII.  It's the
exercise by which he was actually putting up the physical
universe.  And that was old creative processing.  Now, when
you could get that working on somebody, it worked like a
bomb.  But what was wrong with it and why it got
booby-trapped - the "Step 6 effect" we used to call it -
what happened was, his bank would start getting more solid.

Well, he actually, because the bank GPMs is full of the word 
"create" strung from one end to the other, don't you see, 
his, his reactive mind would get in the road of his making 
the physical universe, you see, and you couldn't run the 
process because HE was addressing it at Level VI and it 
wouldn't work unless it were addressed at Level VII.

Don't you see?  So, Level VI booby-traps Level VII and
keeps it from operating.  So therefore, creative
processing...  I've had, I've had auditors come, "Why did
you ever go off there, I had wonderful results with it,"
you know, "Oh, this and that and the other thing and so
forth."  Well, all he had to see was one guy go green when
his bank started to get totally solid to say, "Well, if
that happened one PC out of a hundred, that would be too
many times, so therefore, it's a very dangerous process,
the devil with it!" Don't you see?  And at the time it was
released, I hadn't run into that hundredth guy, don't you
see, although I had enough cases to make it look perfectly
all right, ran all right on me and ran all right on anybody
I audited, and then all of a sudden, started colliding with
the person it DIDN'T run all right on.  He was about one
out of a hundred or something like that, you see, so we
found this stray.  So right away, why, we threw it away and
didn't use it any more and so forth, but it will make a
Clear.  Well, one of the reasons it'll make a Clear is
because it moves so it sort of keys out VI and puts a
person more solidly in VII, and he finds himself in a
somewhat apparently Clear state in the physical universe,
yes, the APPARENCY because what you've done is really
straighten out the physical universe for him and it wasn't
straightening out his mind at all. You were straightening
out his view of the physical universe is what was being
straightened out.  It was NOT, then, a mental exercise, it
was a full straight forward THETAN exercise which corrected
the out-of-controlness of his making the physical universe.
See, this was so badly out of control and so aberrated and
so far adrift, so messed up, that he could no longer mock
himself up a good physical universe.
 
The walls came in on him, you know?  And so, you give his
some practice in mocking things up and where it worked, it
was impinging on the fact that he was moving the physical
universe, getting rid of that automaticity to the degree
that it would stabilize into his basic automaticity of
making it, see, and you get rid of just his, the aberrated
nature, the aberrated, the degree that he was aberrated on
the subject of being aberrated.  You, you follow that?  In
other words, he's already aberrated so that he was
obsessively making a physical universe and then this had
inverted.  That word we use occasionally, which means that
THAT aberration had become, in its turn, aberrated.  You
follow?  So, he no longer, he no longer can do a clean job
of this.  Then, when you gave him a little practice in
mocking things up or a LOT of practice in mocking things
up, you take the aberration off the basic aberration.  The
basic aberration, therefore, stayed the way it was and he
felt fine.  See, you've taken...  He's still crazy, but now
he was HAPPY to be crazy.  Well, that's a good comparison.
The guy was unhappy about being crazy and with a little
exercise of creativeness, why, he got happy about being
crazy.  But everything was better, yeah, that's right, it
was better.

I think there was even a movie on it one time called
"Harvey."  Harvey, stage play, a guy saw a rabbit all the
time.  He had a very cheerful rabbit around with him all
the time, and the doctor said he would get unhappy and mean
if you took his rabbit away from him and they took his,
they took his rabbit away from him and he became very
unhappy. Happy-crazy and unhappy-crazy. 

Anyhow, [Gap in tape. Might be - Anyhow, they took the pc's
home universe away from him and he became unhappy-crazy]

Well, when I got that, then was able to go back and do some
0 to IV with great accuracy and knock out a lot of things
and so forth.  Well now, having come to grips here with VII
and seen that it's there, you don't even have to have a
release point, see, a guy can see it, figure out what's
there.  I've got to get, I've got to finish VI before I can
tackle VII and that's very hard to do, by the way.  And I
sit down solo auditing feeling, "Why wait to go on VII, why
don't I get rid of all those icepicks?"  I don't know,
well, we got, all of a sudden, I get HORRIBLE somatics,
don't you say, and WAAAAH and vooo.  Talk about trying to
audit yourself over you're head, you know, it's very
intriguing, so I have to suppress it.  That isn't so good
either, so I run the suppression off and get on with VI.
(he laughs)  The net gain here has been to get another look
and realize that there were, all the time, these two
approaches to the bank, the subjective and the objective,
the subjective process, the objective process.  There were,
there were two things you could do with the bank just like
there are two things, significance and mass, those are the
two things you address.  Now, you can address those things
in two ways, which is kind of weird, significance and mass,
but you can handle them SUBjectively and you can handle
them OBjectively.  So, you get the significance and mass
subjective, and the significance and the mass OBjective.

You say, "That is a door."  Well, that is the significance
and mass objective.  You ask some little kid, "What's in
the room?" and they will tell you there's a door and
there's a ceiling and there's a floor and so forth.

Well, that's the mass and the significance, that's an
objective process. Well, what it's actually treating is the
penchant the thetan has to put in the physical universe out
there, see, he's working on...  Actually, I keep saying
physical universe because mine keyed in and so forth.
There's all eight Dynamics out there, not just the 6th.
And, he's, well, when he sees flowers, don't you see, why,
he's into the 5th and, and he's, but that's out there, and
it's got a significance and a mass, you see, it's got a
name, a form and an apparent purpose, a relationship to the
physical universe let's it's, or two other flowers or two
gardeners or something like that, so that's the
significance.  And then there is the mass of the flower and
of course, to have mass, you've got to have some space
around it to separate the mass, but that's there, that is
it.  It isn't because something is wrong in here that makes
that it, don't you see, any wrongness is right over there
where it's it. 

See, the guy, but there is a bank in here that gives you
another set of values of the wildest and craziest sorts and
directions and so forth, but that has to do with behavior
of specific significance and mass that has to do with the
behavior and attitude.  A person's behavior and attitude is
what is regulated on the type of subjective process, and
his observation and, well, there's ability, and behavior
and attitude as part of ability too, but his perceivability
as perception in the by and large, and whether or not he's
got solid walls, and whether or not he can walk out of
houses, you see this, those things depend on that other
zone of aberration, see, which is the OBJECTIVE zone of
aberration.

And if this guy can't walk out of houses, it isn't because
something is in his mind saying, "I can't walk out of houses."

You follow that?  It, it isn't something in the bank that
says, "I can't walk out of houses" or "trouble is out
there, HOUSE."  See, it's nowhere else than where it is, in
other words, is what I'm trying to say to you.  he trouble
with this fellah, he says, "I could never leave the house,"
well then, don't audit him on a subjective process.

Oddly enough, you'll run into GPMs that'll account for it.
There's a whole series of six that account for getting
stuck in houses.  After you've run, after you've run these
however, why, you find out that you still aren't as happy
about going out and dashing around outside of houses as
you'd like to be.  And that's because, although there's a,
there's a behavior, an attitude relationship to houses,
there's also HOUSES.  And actually, he's lost the ability
to mock up the outside of a house, over there.  See, he no
longer makes the outside of a house OVER THERE.  He makes
the inside of the house AROUND HERE, so he can't leave a
house.  Do you follow?  So, if you're a very clever
auditor, you could add all this up in this way. Well, do we
audit this PC subjectively or objectively, is he crazy
objectively, is he crazy subjectively?  A fellow had
poltergeists, you would never dream, you know, objects, and
he goes skidding around and objects fly around the room
where he is.  We'd never dream now, what we know now, you 
see, and audit him on a subjective process.  You audit him 
on an objective process.  Well, what is an objective process? 
Well, there are TONS of them, there were tons of them. 

A crossroads, by the way, is because it's so thoroughly
into Level VI and the reactive bank, is have.  So
havingness ran Level VI and Level VII simultaneously.  It
ran "out there" and "in there" too, and therefore, it's
very workable on most people and a little bit steep for
some, and some people it doesn't work on at all.  And then
you have to have all the special brands of havingness to
try to get around this.

Well, they're just not capable of, they're not capable of
auditing two levels simultaneously, they're just not
clever, it's too much for them, so just don't run it.
That's easy.  Run a pure objective or a pure subjective to
straighten them out when you get your can squeeze going
wrong.  Can't get a can squeeze, well, you could probably
correct the can squeeze subjectively or objectively,
compared to whether the PC was aberrated on the subject of
the physical universe because of attitude and behavior or
aberrated on the subject of the, of the universe around him
because he was, had an aberrated physical universe around
him.  You get the idea?  Is his attitude toward the
universe wrong, or has he got a wrong universe?  Now, I
think I've said it a little more comprehensive.

You understand, in talking to you about these things, I
haven't actually had a chance to express them at all, I
haven't written them up, these are your sole notes on all
of this.  Oh well, that's not true, there's about eight
pages of reports on the subject, but it, it doesn't cover
what I'm telling you, it just recovers the exact, precise,
crisp findings.  In other words, you, it gives you an
insight, if you KNOW this then this gives you this kind of
an insight.  PC's can squeeze is down.  Well, it gives you
the choice, then, of whether you get his can squeeze up by
running off the locks of the session, which has been an
introverted type session, see, and that would get his can
squeeze up providing his can squeeze was down because of a
subjective reason, a Level VI reason, a bank reason, a GPM
reason. See?  Suppress Prepchecking is totally subjective. 
Of course, you could prepcheck an exterior object, but it
would have to be the object that is with you right this
minute.  You'd have to give the guy, "Be typewriter," or A
typewriter, and say, "Now, suppress that typewriter."  You
wouldn't be able to say, "Recall a time you have suppressed
that typewriter," don't you see, you'd have to say,
"Suppress the typewriter.  Now unsuppress it.  Suppress it.
Unsuppress it."  All of a sudden, the typewriter would do
something.  "Did you move the roller of the typewriter
again?"  You couldn't say get the IDEA of supressing the
typewriter, don't you see, you just have to exercise, this
is very direct, you have to exercise the PC in relationship
to the object and you've got a, you've got an objective
process.  I don't care how you do it.

You do this with e-meters all the time.  Did you ever have
something funny happen while you were doing reach and
withdraw from an e-meter?  Well of course, you're not very
aberrated on the subject of an e-meter.  But you get
something around that would be really aberrative, don't you
see?  I know, get a fire, burn a fire, get a fire burning,
little wood fire or something like that, and sit a PC down
in front of it and exercise him on the subject of this
fire.  You say, "Reach the fire, withdraw from the..." 
"WHAT?"  "Mm-mm, just gonna run this little process, reach
the fire, withdraw from the.." "(mumble) The hell with
you!"  "No now, come on now, well, how could we phrase this
so that it's runnable?"  "Well, you've given me a lose now
and I wouldn't be able to run it at all."  "Alright.  Well,
we'll start in on this thing on a gradiment, gradient.
Alright." Then, you get smart, don't you see, if you really
know he's putting the physical universe there for himself
and that that is another bank, now you can get very smart. 
And you say, "Alright.  Heat up the fire.  Good.  Cool off
the fire.  Good.   Heat up the fire.  Good."  He'll say,
"How am I supposed to do THAT?"  "Well, just DO it." 
"Well, I can get the idea of.."  "No no no no no, just,
just you know, go nrrr-rrr-rrrrr-rr, heat, and
nrrr-rrr-rrrrr-rr, cold, and nrrr-rrr-rrrrr- rr, that's the
way you're supposed to do that."  "Alright.  If you say
so."

Now this is, this hasn't been done, don't you see, I've
just given you, straight off the cuff, these are
theoretical abstractions as that might occur.  You see?

And so, he does this for a while and he so he goes
ooooo-ssn-mmmmm-mmmmmm and you know his fire is starting
to flicker.  And all of a sudden, HE notices the fire, too.
And you say, alright, well let's, it, 'cause it did get a
bit flat, why...  This, by the way, would probably register
on the e-meter too, because, you know, it's the physical
universe but it would probably be the e-meter registering
back at the PC, don't you see, not the e-meter registering
to the bank, or there'd be something crazy going on.  I
don't know exactly WHAT would go on.  I know the e-meter
will register on the physical universe.  The PC's reaction
to the physical universe causes a registry on the e-meter
as well as the bank reaction, apparently.

Now, you're next, you're next action, you see, of, is to
tell this fellow, "Alright.  Now, reach toward the fire."
"Well, it's gotten brighter."  After a little while, you
say what's your, this is theoretical, "What are you telling
me to do that for?  What do you mean?

Why are you saying toward? Why don't aren't you saying
reach the fire, withdraw from the fire, what's the matter?
You changing the process on me?  You squirrel or
something?" And you say, "Alright.  Reach the fire.
Withdraw from the fire."  It's totally theoretical.  You
don't say put your had into the fire and take your hand
away from the fire.  But, you very possibly, if this was
exercised, it would be very possible if the fellow was up
at, up at, he'd gone through VI and was in VII, this would
be a pipe, but I'm talking about a fellow that's still got
the human characteristics.  And he'd be reaching into the
fire and withdrawing from the fire and reaching into the
fire and withdrawing.  If you got curious, say, "How can
you do that?"  "Well," he'd say, "I never reach into a hot
fire, man, I reach into a cold one."  ((laughter))  Now,
just exactly what would happen if you put a thermometer in
that fire, I wouldn't be prepared to tell you.  I don't
know if it'd only be cold for him, don't you see, or if
it'd be cold for everybody.  That's the point.  These are
little points of interesting speculation which, in due
course, one will get adequate subjective reality on this. 
Subjective reality is right over the hill, it's very close,
too. 

But I myself have seen lamps move and have seen things
happen in various types of process that I never really
competently understood before.  I now know what it's all
about.  I mean, I was doing at the time these things
happened, an objective process.  And of course, spatial
relationships of things change when you do it.  I've often,
I every now and then would be auditing a PC and he'd find
the distance to the wall has shifted.  This is almost
standard of are they getting good reaction out of an
objective process.  By getting a good reaction out of it, I
mean, are they getting any improvement out of it, they
going anyplace with this effective process?  Well very
often, they will make some remark like this but it's
something mild and you wouldn't, you really wouldn't be too
alert because it sounds very mild when they say it.  "Well,
the distance to the wall, the distance to the wall's good
and the room has gotten larger," and so forth.  And you've
heard PCs say that and you've said to yourself, "Well
alright, it just seems to him he's got an idea of this
whole thing."  And it never occurred to you the room had
gotten larger, you know, the room was not, as far as he was
concerned, two feet by three feet.  The room is now eight
feet by ten feet.  Now, you could aberrate it in the other
way around and get the room to get too large, and something
might happen there. 

But this, when you're going up through the levels, they are
not, the processes in them, this was another datum I needed
in order to make a final adjustment of any processes in
there, although I consider them pretty final now at lower
levels, but probably each one should have a little bit and
a piece of an objective and a subjective.  You see?  We
used to do this all the time, where everything was either,
we had an objective and we had a subjective process for
various things.  We used to look out and look in. Now, this
find three spots in your body, three spots in the room, is
oddly enough an objective process, one hundred percent,
because of course, the mind, the reactive bank, is not in
the body.  Just because you're looking into the body is no
reason why you're inspecting the reactive bank.  The
reactive bank is a thing, it's got sort of mushy looking
electronic masses and it's got pictures and locks and other
things associated with this, it is a THING.  Well, the
physical universe and the remaining dynamics, of course,
are themselves a THING.  And that's what we mean when we
say our universe and the other fellow's universe and
everybody's universe, there were three universes, if you
can remember rightly.  Well, that apparently is very true,
there are apparently three universes, but we were speaking
of the reactive bank as meaning one of those universes
where, as a matter of fact, that's a little bit of a curve
in the line.  It turns out that there was HIS universe, you
know, HIS brick walls, and we're not sure right now whether
or not they're his brick walls and everybody's brick walls
or ONLY his brick walls, or exactly what's the status of
these brick walls, because we're right up a bunch, right up
against the ability to disintegrate matter, all these
various phenomena that...  A yogi has been know as a good
yogi if he could, you know, something or other, if he could
levitate, you know, you've heard all these tricks and
nonsense pieces and that sort of thing.  Kid game stuff. 
This, this is a, this is, this is the level you're looking
at.  You see?

Now, exactly the extent and dimension and capability and if
you do it, if it does it for everybody, and if we, if we
blow up the rock of Gibraltar, is it also blown up for
Spain or is it only blown up for England?  A lot of
interesting questions get asked there.  And we can't, of
course, at this instant give a FINAL absolute exclamatory
point answer, what is the condition of this stuff, and so
forth.  All the remaining Dynamics ask a question like what
is a plant?  Is a plant part of another thetan?  Is it
somebody who is keeping his eye on something or other which
keeps it growing?  You know, these are, these are all these
very little interesting bric-a-brac type of questions that
knock around in anybody's head.  You're looking over this
situation and, well, "I.  What do I mean by I?" you see,
and various questions.  Well, they're your, your 7th
Dynamic aspect and the bank as we see it is really not part
of that.  They're quite distinct. 

There's an error in, a very small error, I like to call
these things to your attention, there's an error in the
early materials on Level VI that says you make, this has
been consistently stated and it's now found to be
incorrect, the bank is responsible for the physical
universe.  That is felonious statement.  The bank is
responsible for the physical universe.  No, the thetan is
responsible for the physical universe.  The thetan is
responsible for the physical universe and not via the
reactive bank.  Because he has walked up a GPM that has
time in it is not then the reason why he had time.

Do you follow that?  Well, it doesn't occur at Level VI, I
had two levels together there.  That occurs at Level VII
and is a direct action, and the aberration itself IS time
and not a GPM ABOUT time.  You follow that?  That's a very
subtle difference, nevertheless the other is a little bit
too broad a generality and that, that have to be corrected
to that degree.  But the aberration is time, the aberration
is not having a GPM that gives you time.

See?  See?  And then because you've got a GPM that gives
you mud that makes mud aberrative when you fall into it,
see, the aberration is mud. 

Now, there is a state of mind and a set of agreements at
Level VII which is NOT the GPM bank, and that state of mind
keeps one fixed into the belief and keeps one, that there
is a physical universe, and keeps one fixed also into the
belief that everybody has one bank and one universe in
common.  That is the fixed belief.  It looks like a first
cousin to a GPM, but it's not GPM but it looks like a first
cousin to it.  And that is what is at Level VII.

It's, it's the, the kinks in the thetan that bring about
his belief in the oneness of everything and that kind of
thing.

So anyhow, it's all very fascinating and you should
distinguish between an objective, then, and a subjective
process.  And at any lower level, you could actually get
clever enough to choose which one to run on the PC on the
basis of what you've observed in the PC. This PC's car is a
wreck.  Well, we used to say if you straightened out
various things, his car would be less of a wreck.  Well,
there's a more direct way you could do that. His approach
to the world called car, see, is a 7th Dynamic thing and
therefore if you did an objective process, it would
straighten out faster, you don't have to worry about the
think, you don't even have to worry about his, you see, the
physical universe is not an experiential line and Level VII
doesn't include the experiential line.  You acknowledge the
scape [stray?] engrams and experience and, and that sort of 
thing, they're not there, the experience You see, one of the
things you're stepping out of when you go from Level VI to
Level VII, is you step totally out of the aberration
because of past experience.  That's gone, there isn't any. 
The aberration doesn't stay there because you've had the
past experience.  The past might be there but the
aberration won't be there.  You understand?  So the basis
of the whole idea, I know this is strange to you, you'd
have, there'd no longer be a basic-basic to anything, don't
you see, or anything like that because there wouldn't be a
basic experience you have to trace forward like the first
time you made any MEST.

That would not be the thing, actually the fact that you had
made MEST at some prior moment and so forth, would have no
bearing your having MEST now.  Do you follow?

Well, the whole build up and the compounded nature of
aberration vanishes at Level VI.  You're no longer dealing
with that at Level VII.  Experience now will mean nothing.
So you were in a train wreck yesterday?  So what.  It
doesn't influence your condition today because you were in
a train wreck yesterday.  Do you follow that?  You're not
aberrated because your mother was mean to you anymore,
don't you see, the whole aspect of that.  As a matter of
fact, at that point it appears to be that I would predict
that it would be rather hard to grasp how you could figure
it out so that you could now be aberrated because THEN had
had something happen to you.  See?  You can get that as the
primary aberration that a person is facing all the time
because of Level VI.  I am the way I am because we, they
dropped an atom bomb on my foot one day.  See?  Of course,
that sounds perfectly logical to a human, but it would
sound very illogical at Level VI.  You're in bad shape
because something happenED?  Why?  Brother, how you connect
them things up like that?

You crazy or something?  You say you feel tired because you
didn't have any sleep last night.  Figure this out.  You
feel tired because you didn't have any sleep last night.
Last night, oh, I get it.  When do you feel tired? Oh, you
feel tired now.  Oh, I don't understand that, I can
understand how you could feel tired last night.  You know,
it's last night and you're feeling tired.  OK.  That's a
good game.  You're, you're, as we talk, you're last night
feeling tired.  Yeah, that makes sense.  OK.  I got that so
it's sense to me.  I don't know why you're doing it.
Flexercising or something?

Of course, it's up to you.  You say that that isn't what
you're doing, you feel tired NOW because you were up LATE
LAST NIGHT.  Hmmmm.  How the hell are you doing that? 
Let's see.  Well, you must be living in broadened time, is
that what it is?  Quite a game here, broadened time.  Boy,
you're going to get confused, if you do that.  I wouldn't
do that, if I were you.

And actually, from a rather sane viewpoint, that is more or
less how it would look from Level VII when you try to make
sense of what is humanoid obviousness, it doesn't make
sense anymore.  And you might, maybe you may run across
some materials from lord knows how long ago, you might have
been there at the time, but during the period when I used
to tell you, you couldn't be right and be human? 
Impossible to be right and be human.  And that's absolutely
true.  It becomes incredible from a viewpoint of that upper
level.

You couldn't be.  If you were right to that degree, you
would be at the upper level and you wouldn't be human.  But
to the amount of error that human obviousness looks like
from these points of view, it's, it's just a brain-cracker, 
absolute brain-cracker.  I can, I can bend my own wits 
around and see how it would look, you see, it'd look silly.

I really had a ball when I was going down the line adding
this up, bangity bangity bangity bangity bang, and I was
looking right straight at it, you know, and I was trying to
keep my hair from standing on end and a few things like
that, and just doing a competent job of observer, don't you
see, which you have to.  You can't go off and get a lot of
case run while you're doing this.  What ruins a lot of
people in research is they get case advances. They don't
maintain an objective viewpoint.  They maintain an
aberrated or subjective viewpoint which they don't need.
And it was, it was quite interesting, I could see which way
that was going and boy, you know, I had to drag myself away
from that session with the crook on the neck or I would
have gone right back and started running this stuff out and
I'd probably cut my head off and had the ship sunk in the
middle of the high seas, and lord knows what all would have
happened.  But I had to lay it aside quietly and come home
like a good boy.  The "Now, I'll have at it.  No no, I'm
going to be a very good boy, I'm going to go ahead and
finish the plot of, of the GPM because I've been taught by
experience it isn't very likely to be turned out very
accurately in a long period of time, so I better go ahead
and finish that total plot up and then run them all like a
good boy and, and.."

It's, a lot of it's done right now, I've got a stack of
cards about that high.  And then go on back on up to Level
VII in an orderly progress.  In other words, I will do
exactly what I am advising everybody to do in general.
((laughter))  So, it's a matter of record here that Ron has
for once taken his own advice.  In other words, do as I do
as well as I say.

So anyhow, that's about the extent of it.  It shows that
there's a, we're approaching, we're approaching, just to be
unemotional about it and so forth, the point of all of the
conundrums and all of this sort of thing, and they become
very objectively shaken out, you don't have to be informed
of them particularly, they just shake out.  You, you get
uncrazy on the subject of them and that's a very good
thing.  But it doesn't mean that you're not interested in
participating and so forth, you can get more excited and,
you know, more, more pleasure out of existence because it
isn't kicking you in the head.  And yet, I don't know, I've
probably got 9/10ths of the bank in place and ALL of the
physical universe sitting there staring at me and when I
walk out of that door, I'm going to have to take hold of
the knob.  

So thank you very much.

[end of lecture]
