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The List of Dianetics and Scientology Publications, Films and Tapes 19 The List of Dianetics and Scientology Publications, Films and Tapes The materials of Dianetics and Scientology are vast. The fol­ Insignia lowing is a complete listing of publications and other releases Each of the insignia of Dianetics from 1948 through present time. and Scientology is shown and de­ scribed as at the time of adoption. Books Books are listed giving title, au­ thor, publication date, original pub­ lisher and where first published. Taped Lectures These are an issue line of both ad­ ministration and auditing technology. Tapes are listed showing tape num­ E-Meters ber, lecture code (where applicable) and title. The tape number is a code There were many models of the E- for the date as follows. The first two Meter throughout the years of its numbers give the year, the next two development. In this listing the most numbers the month, the C stands for important ones are noted as they ap­ copy, and the last two numbers give peared. the day of the month. The lectures codes, used where the lecture is part of a particular series, are defined in the list of abbreviations. L. Ron Hubbard has said, “There Films are about 25,000,000 words on tape in archives which provide the con­ A number of 16 mm films were secutive path of discovery. made between 1958 and 1970. These “These tapes are not simply lec­ are noted as they appeared. tures. They are the ONLY existing In 1977 these films began to be re­ record of all the advances which leased as 8 mm (Super 8) film cart­ made possible the handling of the ridges. human mind." A large number of new films are A special unit has been set up at in progress and planned. These, as the Flag Land Base, to get all tape well as the older films, are being lectures transcribed and published issued in the form of film cartridges. as printed volumes. The project is Where these appear in the listing currently underway and is known as they are noted as film cartridges. the “Tapes to Books" project. 288 WHAT IS SCIENTOLOGY? Tape Cassette 5008C04 Affinity, Reality, Commu­ nication: What they are, how they In 1977 the first taped lecture was 1950 relate to one another, how they ap­ made available in cassette form. ply to auditing and life, how they Where these are listed they are noted can be aberrative. as tape cassette. INSIGNIA On 10 August 1950 L. Ron Hubbard The Dianetics Symbol made his first public appearance in Translations Los Angeles, California, where he spoke to a jammed house of over Translations of many of these 6000 enthusiastic people. books and tapes have been made, a majority of which are available as 5008C10 Shrine Auditorium, Los tape recordings. These are noted Angeles throughout the listing. Hundreds of Dianetics and Scien­ The following Monday professional tology courses have been evolved level courses started under L. Ron from this wealth of material and Hubbard’s personal direction at the many of these have been translated Los Angeles Department of the Hub­ onto tapes. A listing of translated bard Dianetic Research Foundation. course tapes appears at the end of this publications list. 5008C15 Anatomy of the Engram 5008C15 Analytical Mind The Greek letter Delta is the basic 5008C16 Affinity, Reality, Commu­ form. Green for growth, yellow for nication: How breaks affect adverse­ life. ly, how cleaning up breaks effect in­ The four stripes represent the creased ability, how ARC can be used Four Dynamics of Dianetics: Survi­ in auditing val as, I Self, II Sex and Family, III 5008C17 Straight wire Group and IV Mankind. This symbol was designed in 1950 5008C18 Demonstration and Talk translations. Also available for the and has been used since. on Denyers, Bouncers, Holders blind in braille, record and cassette 5008C18 Engrams—Two Parts of 1948 editions. Translations: Danish, Dutch, the Mind French, German, Spanish, Swedish. 5008C21 SOP Step 1; Pc Inventory: Notes on the 'Lectures of L. Ron Finding and making use of psychia­ BOOKS Hubbard, was compiled and edited by 1950 tric treatment and its drawbacks, the staff of the Hubbard Dianetic Re­ hypnosis dramatizations, valences, Dianetics: The Original Thesis, by search Foundation of Los Angeles, allies; using the inventory to estab­ L. Ron Hubbard. Originally en­ California from two lecture series lish affinity with pc titled Scientology: A New Science, given by L. Ron Hubbard in the Fall TAPED LECTURES 5008C22 SOP Step 2; Opening the the title was changed to Abnormal of 1950. The first edition was a limited Case —Engrams and Parts of the Dianetics and in 1948 was first circu­ mimeographed edition published in Mind: Anaten, prenatal bank, grief lated in professional circles as a December, 1950. It was published in At the end of May, 1950 theFirst engrams, SOP, demonstration of get­ manuscript, then in 1951 was pub­ book form in January 1951. Transla­ Professional Course on Dianetics was ting a case moving on the track lished as a book by the Hubbard Dia­ tions: Danish, Dutch, French, German, announced. Lectures given by L. Ron 5008C23 Engrams and Parts of the netic Research Foundation in Wichi­ Swedish. Hubbard in June, July and early Mind: Boil-offs, file clerk, mind's fil­ ta, Kansas. Translations: Danish, August at Elizabeth, New Jersey, ing systems, the somatic strip Dutch, French, German, Spanish, The following are other books com­ are: 5008C24 Engrams and Parts of the Swedish. piled by staff in 1950. Mind: Action phrases walking en­ Group Dianetics, staff written from 5006C17 Recognizing Contact of grams backwards, shape of engrams, lectures of L. Ron Hubbard. Published Engram—Use of Repeater migraines, importance of pleasure by the Hubbard Dianetic Research 5006C20 Valences, Analytical Mind Foundation, Elizabeth, New Jersey, moments in therapy 1950. 5006C21 Engrams 5008C24 SOP Step 2; Running En­ 5007C01 Address of Auditor to Pc grams and Step 3, Demon Circuits Essays on Groups, Business and 5007C08 How to Become an Audi­ and Valence Commands Government by L. Ron Hubbard, An tor in One Easy Lesson 5008C25 Step 3; Holders, Bouncers, Advanced Study of Government, 5007C10 Psychosomatics Denyers, Taking Inventory, Psy­ 1950 published by the Hubbard Dianetic chotics Research Foundation, Elizabeth, New 5007C11 Standard Procedure 5008C25 Mechanical Arrangement Jersey, 1950. 5007C12 Review of Standard Pro­ of Engrams Organization of Dianetic Groups cedure BOOKS and Centers, published by the Hub­ 5007C13 Checking Data — Straight- 5008C28 Engrams and Types of bard Dianetic Research Foundation, wire—Dramatizations Cases (psychotic to Clear) Dianetics: The Evolution of a Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1950. 5007CI4 Conception—Sperm 5008C29 Educational Dianetics Science, by L. Ron Hubbard. Written Sequence 5008C30 Preventive Dianetics in early 1950 was published first as Foundation Papers and Papers of 5008C30 Educational Dianetics a magazine article in May, 1950 and Organization and Technological In­ 5007C15 Erasures published as a book in September, terest, published by the Hubbard 5007C19 Actuality—Parts of an En­ 5008C31 Engrams and Parts of the 1955 by the Hubbard Dianetic Re­ Dianetic Research Foundation, Eli­ gram: Functions and interworkings Mind search Foundation, Phoenix, Arizona. zabeth, New Jersey, 1950. of the analytical, reactive and somat­ 5008C31 Medical Dianetics Translations: Danish, Dutch, French, The Processing of Psychotics, staff ic minds 5009C01 Child Dianetics German, Greek, Spanish, Swedish. written from L. Ron Hubbard lec­ 5007C21 Somatic Strip: File Clerk, 5009C01 Drugs: Effects in Auditing Dianetics: The Modem Science of tures. (A synthesis of Institutional and getting a case started 5009C04 Advertising Dianetics— Mental Health, by L. Ron Hubbard. Dianetics.) Published by the Hubbard 5007C24 Diagnosis Data: Using the propaganda — push-buttons Written in early 1950 in Bay Head, Dianetic Research Foundation, Eli­ dramatization as a key to understand­ 5009C05 Political Dianetics New Jersey and published by Her­ zabeth, New Jersey, 1950. ing and unlocking the preclear’s en­ mitage House, May 9, 1950.Diane­ Professional Lecture Notes of Ten gram bank 5009C06 Aesthetics tics: The Modem Science of Mental Auditor School Lectures Given by 5008C02 Standard Procedure: The 5009C07 Language Adjustment — Health rose to the top of the New L. Ron Hubbard, published by the importance of getting engrams. Tech­ Definitions of words in a language York Times best seller list and Hubbard Dianetic Research Founda­ niques on finding and erasing them 5009C08 The Complete Auditor (re­ stayed there for months. Over fifty tion, Elizabeth, New Jersey, No­ (with a discussion of drugs and hypno­ lations to other fields and to the pub­ printings; hardback, paperback and vember, 1950. sis under techniques) lic) THE LIST OF DIANETICS AND SCIENTOLOGY PUBLICATIONS, FILMS AND TAPES 289 On 23 September 1950, L. Ron 5011C22 STP Auditor's Code and lished by the Hubbard Dianetic Re­ Midwest Conference and was the Hubbard gave a public lecture to Beginnings of Standard Procedure search Foundation, Elizabeth, New first release of the Axioms of Dia­ over 2,000 people at the Oakland 5011C22 STP Standard Procedure Jersey, January, 1951. netics. (The Dianetic Axioms are Municipal Auditorium, Oakland, Cali­ — Accessibility — ARC available in the books Advanced Pro­ fornia. Science of Survival Simplified, cedure and Axioms, Axioms and Log­ 5011C24 STP Case Entrance —Ac­ Faster, Dianetic Techniques, by L. ics and Scientology OS.) 5009C23 OAK PLS-1 General Dia­ cessibility Ron Hubbard. Was released as a netics—Part 1 (Introduction to Dia­ 5011C24 STP Case Entrance (cont'd) limited manuscript edition on the Child Dianetics, Dianetic Process­ netics) historical background, analyt­— Points of Entrance —Nonverbal28th of June, 1951, at the First An­ ing for Children, was compiled from ical and reactive mind, engrams, toneFactors nual Conference of Hubbard Dianeticthe research and lecture materials scale, time track 5011C25 STP-5A ARC and the Four Auditors in Wichita, Kansas.
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