Excerpts from HASI transcript of Tech Briefing 7 by Captain Bill Robertson -

" Now there are two liabilities of running NOT's which you will find in people who have run it previously, that didn't do it this way. And...the two main liabilities - besides of course not being ready for the level - but, the two liabilities are that they have run it, so that they've only taken out, uh... - shall we say - BTs and Clusters from the lower parts of these plugs. The lower part of the Org Board. Uh...more or less the easy ones. The ones that could be bypassed, handled. You know, any old jun... (correcting himself) any senior can come in the Org and, order them around. So, they take orders from anyone. So they came out. They...disconnected from the org. They blew etc. etc.

And you do this long enough - these easy ones - and you...wake them up and handle them. Wake them up and handle them and pretty soon what are you left with? You're left, with the top executive strata of each plug, still there. And these top executive strata, as mentioned before, in the last tape #4, were...(laughs) more or less...uh...the holders, of the whole plug. So if they're the holders they're a bit more powerful. And usually - as I mentioned in the Tech Briefing # 4 - these, can be out of valence in R6 or implanter type, evil-purposed, beings.

Therefore, as the person runs the lower...part or easy part of his case, (unintelligible) just take... (correcting himself)... and just takes out the... lower juniors of the Org Boards of all these plugs, he ends up with a case, with nothing but holders, of a more powerful nature, and...uh...we say, some percentage of them, very evil intentioned, but all of them holding - and what are they holding now? They're holding him.

So what do you expect? Him to get increasingly feeling like he's in some kind of a...(makes sound) "tight" situation. He's a bit...hmmm... "bothered" by things. He doesn't... look like he's a NOTS  uh...completion at all. He's sort of, worried about PTSness and sickness and illness and... all these various phenomena going...dramatizing around here and he's feeling a EFFORT, to keep his sanity.

Those...that is the indications, of a person, who has run out the lower parts of the plugs, and has left the tops, or the holders, or the out of valence R6 people - THERE. They feel anxious. They feel like the real "core" of their case, has not been reached, and they're worried about it, anxious about it and so on. This is merely the fact that they have...(laughs) put themselves at the mercy now of... the top...uh...holders in the org board and they're the ones being held at the moment (laughs) because... they've taken away all the juniors. So, if you take away the game, what is the game, the game is getting YOU. (laughs) You didn't give them a new game. You didn't set them free. So the game is getting YOU. They're going to hold YOU, tighter and tighter and tighter if you don't... take out the whole org board. Now that's the first liability.

All right. The second... liability, is: These...uh...there are some people who have decided: "Yes. It's a tough level. We're going to handle all these bad guys first." So what do they do? They go in there and they handle all the bad guys first. They take one of these rundowns, that are...current in the independent field, and uh...they handle the bad guys first. So they take the top off the org board. They handle the guys who are out of valence and dramatizing, have evil intentions, evil purposes and so on and they work through this, through this, through this, through this.

Now you have, the other situation, which is: That once you take the tops off the org board AND if you haven't - now I'm not saying that all people have done this - but if you have NOT, also handled all the juniors - and remember - down there some of them are quite asleep, some of them are tied into little knots and...so on - that they cannot move, ehh...when you take off the top you still have to open them up. Wake them up and let them go. So, if they don't get out the whole org board connected to these top guys, that they are...handling on these rundowns, what will be the effect? WELL!, THEN you will have an org board with only the juniors left and no seniors. So they don't have any other senior. So they're going to...and...float around you more and more...uh...- shall we say -"cuddly",  around, the Pre-OT.

And in this case, some of them will have woken up. Some of them will have broken loose, but not gotten completely handled. And so what the...Pre-OT will do is he'll start feeling like: "Well, this is never ending. I...I  feel like almost as bad as I did on OT III." And what do you know? He's woken up enough of his case by handling these holders, that the plugs now the...the...the...truncated, bottom parts of the org boards - all the juniors and all - are running around, and sort of like they're floating...half in and half out and some of them are...tied together but some of them are not and they're sort of...going crazy just like: "When the boss is away, the staff will play".

So they become - to him - almost like another III case. He's got...feels like BT's all around him. You know? They're not very harmful. They're not very dangerous but they're all around him. They're floating around him. "And I feel this pressure here and this and it's sort of moving around" - Ewww! Icky! So, by taking off the top only of the org board, and leaving the bottom, intact, without handling it, you create yourself another III case. (laughs) The "smoke" from the fire. You take the "hot guys" out and the "smoke" comes up around you as another III case.

Now, when you... do this correctly, and remove...  the whole, org... then... you've got it. So that is the... Technology, and those are the liabilities of running it improperly. You take off the top and leave the bottom or you take off the bottom and leave the top. In both cases, it makes a...funny type of...uh...appearance for somebody on NOTS. One of 'em is that uh...they look like, they're really caved in and PTS which other people look at and say: "Wow! That's weird! He should be, really great! He's on NOT'S, but he looks really weird, and PTS and sick and all that." And the other one is, that, of course he creates another OT III case.sick and all that." And the other one is, that, of course he creates another OT III case.

Then they say: "Well, he's not saying he's making much gains. He even says he feels like he's...did when he was on OT III, you know, it's not really interesting." And so on and so on. Well, these are the...the effects, and uh...you can spot these, but, what is the whole handling of these - to contact of course you do the assessment. You find out what his attention is on. You, find out the...way he likes to word that area he was interested in or is interested in, and you handle the first plug that shows up, through the BT that first contacts it and they will line up and get handled all the way down through that plug.

And the next session you're in the next plug and the next one you're in the next one, next one, next one. And you just handle it standardly like that and pretty soon the guy will be back - shall we say - uh... on the Advanced Program of NOTs. These are...the...Repair, and Return actions I'm talking to you about. You have to Repair it when he gets into these two liabilities, and the Repair, is merely to do the standard,  handling, as if he had many plugs - even truncated half-way, some...holders here, some plugs here maybe. And, you have to then...do the assessment very carefully. Pick the area. One...(correcting himself) Run one, or the REST of one that hasn't been run, until you get a nice F/N and relief, and leave it there."

Note:

Per HCOB 12 Mar 69 Physically Ill PCs and Pre-OTs - "Sessions on persons who are ill, should be short, and ended on first win or relief for the pc."

The normal end phenomena of handling a plug is a FTA. But, in this situation of handling a Church OT 7 who is very over-restimulated due to leaving plugs half done, you would end session on the first F/N. Then continue the same plug in the next session and the next session until you get an FTA on that plug.

Continuation of lecture by Captain Bill Roberston -

" And then in the next session take up the next most interesting thing to him and so on. It'll probably come up as Rudiments. But these are...Repair actions. They have to be done VERY professionally, so you don't go into, trying to handle, parts of other plugs that are in restim and doing the same thing - cooking up a whole...overwhelm on the case. Uh...we have done these reviews and you can see some of the...folders, in your training. Ok? That's...Review.

And then of course the...uh...uh... Return program is to continue handling those...plugs and stacks, that were not handled before. Order it up....ordering it up on the case, and getting it down to where he's in PT. In other words, all the awakened and ...restimulated, plugs have been handled and he knows what his stack list is. And then you can carry on with...Standard...uh...NOTs, using the plugs and stacks and the...uh...interest and so on as I've told you before, and then he's on his...uh...Advanced program again.

Now. We have covered the...main things here that I wanted to...update you on since the last...briefing. I...I covered these... briefly but I did not, give you the importances, of them and show you the liabilities, of... what happens if you run NOT's incorrectly. The action of a Preclear losing interest in NOTs, a Pre-OT losing interest in NOTs, is merely, one or the other of those, and probably the second one, that he has removed, some of the... top stuff and some...maybe some of the lower part of the org board too but has not been run on his OWN Stack list. It's been run on somebody's automatic idea, of what he should run.

And uh...so loss of interest in the NOTs case, is another...uh...review action that you can handle, is by finding, the stack list that HE is interested in running. And not just run something arbitrarily. You know, "Just start with the right leg and run up and find anybody there and then up here..."  No, no, no. The Org Boards are connected all through the body, some of them are localized but some of them are...up and down the spine and in various places, and outside and inside and so on.

So, you don't...uh... keep the interest of the Pre-OT if you're just running it... by structure. You must run it by HIS...THOUGHT - which is monitoring the function, of the stacks, and the plugs and...the structure...of the body and the structure of the plug org boards. You see? We keep the interest of the Preclear. It's one of the prime ingredients, in doing successful auditing. Remember the definition of "In Session"? Hmmm? "Willing to talk to the auditor and interested in his OWN case". In this case he's interested also, why he has...these cases of others. But it is his. He's carrying it around. "

 

Summary of Important Concepts

One of the main methods of sabotaging OT 7 in the Church is by not teaching Church OT 7s that the composite case is organized and that the main Being is the top holder.

Church OT 7s could be said to fall into two categories:

1. The Church OT 7 who is over-restimulated.

2. The Church OT 7 who has some by-passed charge from misauditing the composite case but who is not over-restimulated.

For those who fall into category 1 above, the handling is to do the Excalibur D of P Interview and get the top reading stack found. Then get that top stack worded.

You would then use the stack wording to find a BT or cluster in one of the plugs in that stack and handle the BT or cluster to blow and F/N. End off on the first F/N. Repeat that action in the next session and again end off on the first F/N. Continue handling BTs and clusters in the plug, including the holders, until you get an FTA on the plug.

Then take up the next plug in that stack and audit it to the end phenomena of an FTA. Continue auditing plugs in that stack to FTA until the stack is completely handled. Then take up the next stack and handle all plugs in that stack to FTA until the stack is handled.

Handle all stacks that were restimulated and left incomplete until all of the by-passed charge is handled. Now the case is ready to use normal Excalibur procedure to handle the remainder of the composite case.

For those who fall into category 2 above, the handling is the same as for category 1, except you do not have to end off on the first F/N. You can run an entire plug in each session to the end phenomena of an FTA.