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                HCO BULLETIN OF 17 JANUARY 1982
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                     _NED for OTs Series 56_

                    _C O N F I D E N T I A L_

                    _CLEARING OT BODY READS_


     Sessioning with the Pre-OT in an out-rud condition can cause body
thetans to be restimulated on the past track. Thus it is vital that
the auditor learn to read the body as the session progresses.

     Indications of the restim situation are: a loss of appetite,
hysterical laughter, and a high TA. High TA conditions are also
created by sessioning past an instant read on a prior Incident II
session in which BTs are half-blown or themselves reading low on
the TA.

     The auditor must learn to quickly spot and correct such OT body
reads *of the body thetans*. These are not usual body reads of moving
cans, touching cans together, etc. These are actions on the part of
the BTs moving in and out of valence while in session, creating a
push-pull wave on the thetan of the auditor, and thus manifesting
in body motion, sickness, PTSness, etc.

     The effective auditor will quickly spot and handle via proper
use of the thetan hand technique, which must be drilled to perfection
for NOTs auditors, and SOLO auditors.

     The auditor makes the Pre-OT locate where the BT or cluster in
relation to this form of OT body read. The auditor then notes the area
named by the Pre-OT and whether it reads. The read should be instant.
When the Pre-OT names the correct place it will give an instant read.
Do not allow the Pre-OT to go on looking for additional areas until
the reading area is fully handled in PT.

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HCOB 1.17.82


     The location of a PTSness or PTS BT cluster is not always _in_
the body, they can also be _on_ the body, _beside_ the body, at some
_distance_from_ the body, and in _other bodies_. Such projection of
BTs is common when TA goes high on OT body reads.

     In Step 2 of this procedure, you may have to locate where the BT
is in relation to the body read, in which case you would then ask
the BT to find where it *is*, not where it *was*.

     This procedure is done to enable the Pre-OT to increase his
attention to the specific point of location of the BT or cluster
while asking the instant-reading auditing questions. Otherwise you
could move from OT body reads to OT body reads without flattening
each step of the procedure, restimulating other areas than those being
audited on.

     It is vital to keep the BTs in session and reading throughout
this procedure, but with proper metering and a spot-on auditor, this
process can handle all OT body reads and keep the Pre-OT winning and
everyone winning.

                                               L. RON HUBBARD
                                               FOUNDER

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