This lecture, given by Ron on February 6, 1963 he emphasizes the importance of following fixed rules in conducting processes and auditing in Scientology. Ron emphasizes that these processes can be both rewarding and dangerous if not done correctly. He stresses that Scientology is the only way out and warns against pursuing other paths that may lead to traps and ineffective results. Ron provides specific guidelines for conducting auditing sessions, including the importance of identifying and addressing wide R/S’es (rock slamming items, which are indicative of an evil purpose on the pre-clear's case) and the need to maintain consistency in listing and nulling (a method of auditing) and identifying the correct RI (reliable item) using the e-meter. He also discusses the consequences of deviating from these rules, such as the potential for the case to fold up or the bank to tighten. Overall, the lecture emphasizes the need for auditors to adhere to precise rules in order to achieve successful results in Scientology processes.

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AOGP Qualifications Division Lecture Library

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