SHSpec 226 6301C08 R2 10 and R2 12


6301C08 SHSpec-226 R2-10 and R2-12

[Part of the data in this lecture is also found in HCOB 30Dec62 "Urgent
Important: Routines 2-12 and 2-10 -- Case Errors -- Points of Greatest
Importance".]

"In August, I wrote a jerk ... named Kennedy. This latest adornment of
the Russian victory parade was offered help in the space race -- straightening
up I.Q., etc. This 'lighthouse' has twice asked for presentations of
scientology. We've granted them, and they have done weird things like fire
the guy who asked for them." Time rolled along. The FDA started sniffing
around. The government organized a smear campaign in the press, and they
raided a church, seized philosophic texts and E-meters. How did they do
this? They lied to the court! They didn't tell the court who the warrant was
for and they didn't mention books. The warrant was signed by the president.

So ads are being placed in newspapers in the bible belt, and there will
be a delay in the court hearing. "I frankly was getting worried. We'd been
ignored too long!" We needn't waste time fighting the government. It is its
own oppterm!

What should happen when you find an item? If you give the PC the wrong
item, he will have markedly more mass than he had a minute before. If the
list is incomplete, the PC will also ARC break in the next few minutes, and
you will be unable to get him out of it except by completing the list. With a
right item, mass diminishes. A PC knows whether or not it is his item. You
are only auditing up to the PC's knowingness, so if he doesn't know whether it
is his item, you know it isn't. He has to be certain that it is right. Also,
when you package the item, the PC must know that it is a package. If there is
any queasiness about it, it is out. The PC's knowingness is paramount, in
getting the right item. Well done listing should produce an item that brings
in VVVGI's, not just agreement.

Routine 2 has a little miracle to offer. Done this way, the masses go
"Pffft!" against each other; the rock slams cancel out. Wrongly done, R2
delivers more mass; done right, the PC has less mass. It is a question of
havingness. The wrong item has mass because:

1. Though it does have its own mass, it is not the fundamental mass.

2. You have told a lie about it by saying that it is the fundamental
mass.

[More data on running Routine 2]

Some day, on Routine 2, you will have the bad luck to have a very
suppressed PC. He will suppress the item as he puts it on the list. You will
miss the rock slam, and you will know you goofed and have to do something
extraordinary. The PC may ARC break very thoroughly and auditing with ruds,
missed withholds, etc., won't handle it. Only Routine 2 will fix it. Get him
to extend the list; get the item, and the ARC break will be gone.

The more unnecessary arbitraries you introduce into how something is
done, the more trouble you will have with it. R2-12 began to handle
rockslamming. R2-12 can be done at several levels. There are a lot of
results to be had, even doing it wrong. Auditors have had more trouble with
it than LRH expected.

There are three sources for the first list in R2-12.

1. The PC's immediate session environment.

2. The environment the PC lives in more generally.

3. The various parts of existence.

If you already have the PC's goal, you can ask, "Who or what, in PT, would
your goal influence?" to get a rockslamming item. You could get life and
livingness sources by asking, "What is part of your life and livingness in
PT?" and "What is not part of it?" Each could be a complete list. If one
doesn't rockslam, the other will. Often both will.

We have to find something that isn't rockslamming to get a list, when you
are after a "part" or "consist of" list, because you only oppose rockslamming
items. If the PC rockslams on "Your life", don't list, "In PT, W/W does your
life consist of?" Test the source of a list to make sure that it doesn't
rockslam. You can even tiger drill sources to be sure. If a source does
rockslam, skip it for a represent list. Also, don't oppose some
out-of-the-blue rockslamming item. A rockslamming source for a list is always
out of a context of another incomplete list that you don't necessarily know
the heading of. A rockslamming item is therefore not necessarily an RI. It
is not totally destructive to oppose such an item, just dicey. Sometimes the
lists you get when you do this won't complete, or you will get lots of
co-terms. If you found "scientology" rockslamming, you could just oppose it
as a security measure, but there is a liability to doing this.

So avoid the sourceless rock slam as something to list from. If
"scientology" rockslams, find something else to list from that gets at the
same thing. You can't do a "represent". You have to find some way of saying
scientology" so you are not representing scientology, e.g. "Ron's work", or
"mental activities", or some such. Say four dynamics rockslammed. Therefore
the source is an incomplete list. You have to complete it, but how? You find
something about scientology or the dynamics that is broad and embracive, like
"mental activity", or "What is/isn't part of existence?" Then you get an item
and oppose it.

Your success is monitored by this: Do Routine 2 right and repair it with
Routine 2. A little Routine 2 and a lot of general auditing won't give much
result. R2 is more powerful because it is hitting at the PC's PTP and hidden
standard. He doesn't know what they are until you direct his attention to
them. You could ask, "What would some healing process have to do to you in
order for you to know you were better?" The PC will consult with a circuit and
give you his hidden standard. If you tried to list this PC's goals, all you
would get would be the goals of those circuits. This is another reason why
you cannot get the PC clear with these circuits and hidden standards in the
way. After Routine 2, you will begin to get the PC's goals instead of
circuits' goals. Get a few packages off and out of the way, and the PC will
give you his goal. Then you can run him on a goals process and clear him.
But you have to clear up the PT environment first.



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