6106C02 SHSpec-6  Flows, Prehav Scale, Primary Scale

     A person that has flowed in one direction too long, e.g. a writer who has
written too much, a shipping clerk who keeps shipping, etc.  One day he will
want to stop.  It is an electrical phenomenon.  People who are affected by
gravity are affected to a degree by Newton's Laws of Motion: action and
reaction.  When a thetan pushes a particle out, there's a recoil effect.  The
law really only applies to masses of comparable magnitude.  The stuck flow occurs when one neglects the return flows one is in fact receiving; one fails to as-is it, and creates a ridge from the resistance.  If there's been too much inflow, a ridge may be formed from not-ised out-pushes.  Newton's second law is thus the reason for solidification of flows.  The facsimiles of back pushes are neglected. Therefore they stick.  The stuck flow is reacted to with unconsciousness, which is dope-off.

     If you have someone run a flow in one direction (in mockup), he can
either get a field in front of his face going black, or an avalanche will be
triggered where all the "things" come at him at once, or a reverse flow
avalanche, an avalanche of resistance, an inversion.  A flow too long in one
direction produces a reverse flow, not just a stuck flow.  This reverse flow
is:

           1. Not as-ised, because not noticed.

           2. Resisted.  [Then you get a flow in the original direction, but
              on an inversion.]

     On running O/W, we can only do this when the PC is below the ability to
tolerate change.  O/W is reach and withdraw, but only from one terminal, and
it doesn't account for all the possible motions.  As long as the individual is
below change, O/W only runs well on F-2 (See "O/W -- a Limited Theory" HCOB
5Jan61).  O/W is 100% effective below change but not effective above it.  [Cf.
the later order of the grades.] Below the level of tolerating change, the
individual's inflow and outflow get locked up, and change produces ridges on
various flow lines.  Therefore, the person is individuated, can't change his
viewpoint.  Resisting change, he gets left on some individuated point of the
bracket.  [E.g.  he has a stuck outflow, so he can't relate to people.]  If he
was so bad off as to be psycho, he'd maybe get upset with flow three, and
maybe get up to obsessive cause.  If one is fluid on change, and doesn't
resist it, he won't resist the flows and therefore, he won't create the
ridge.  When he sets up Newton's Second Law of Motion, he knows there'll be a
consequence of every thing he does, so he knows better than to cause or
experience much.  The consequences of change is change; when he can't stand
change, he'll go into O/W.  That's why running brackets is a safety factor.
When a ridge is set up, it has to be taken apart on both sides alternately.
If a person goes unconscious on running a bracket, it may be that one flow is
overloaded, or maybe he isn't really doing one leg of the bracket.  So you
have to check and see about that by asking once on each leg, "Did you answer
that to your satisfaction?"  The flow three on brackets is to handle his
dispersal.

     In connection with stuck flows, the concept of God is interesting.  What
kind of shape would you think God would be in, if he'd just been creating
things and causing everything?  You could never reach him or say anything to
him.  What kind of duress must he be under to propitiate to us all that much?
He must be quite spun in.  Anyone who's on such an obsessive cause must be
practically nuts!  We should have a society for the resurrection of God.  He
ploughed himself in for us, so we should help him out.

     The Prehav Scale is a reactive bank scale.  When a person is eventually
able to have, he doesn't have to have a bank, so the bank disappears, at the
point of Have.  The bank wouldn't be there to measure on an analytical scale.
The best description of the analytical Have scale would be Axioms One and
Two.  All other truths are the result of postulates, agreements, and
considerations, so the scale would depend on what a bunch of thetans agreed
on.  It could change.

     The Prehav scale is fixed, a "now-I'm-supposed-to," "This is it -- why
we're here" scale.  It's the order of the value of postulates that are fixed
and not changeable in the absence of scientology.  At some time early on the time track, this scale must have been dreamed up.  Recovering it is quite a trick.  All levels may not be there.  Also some levels repeat in changed wording, and there are harmonics.

