Published by the Hubbard Association of Scientologists, Inc., Phoenix, Ariozna Issue 3-G SOURCE OF LIFE ENERGY FOUND Scientology enters third echelon far ahead of schedule; revival of dead or near-dead may become possible A new high level of knowledge has been attained in the field of Scien­ tology by L. Ron Hubbard, the founder and organizer of the science. The source of life energy in a human being has been discovered, described, and its energy manifestations formulated. Further specific fast techniques have been tested and released which directly process this energy source. and have found the preclear immediately Those who have long been with the new immersed in sorrow, and vice versa. science may recall that in 1950 and 1951, The energy source is also the awareness Dr. Hubbard occasionally stated in his of awareness unit of the being and is con­ lectures that some day he would be able sidered by himself to be himself. He is to shift and conduit the actual energy of no other than this energy awareness unit, life at will. The remark, seemingly made yet it has a distinct and basic personality in jest, has proven to be a harbinger of much more sharply individuated than his good fortune for the aberrated and ill personality in a state of unknowingness, amongst men. which is to say aware only via the body perceptics. The top of the third echelon of Scien­ tology thus has been attained considerably No mysticism or ghost story, well quali­ ahead of schedule. fied and competent engineers in addition to Dr. Hubbard have measured this flow The energy of life has been discovered since his discoveries and have observed to be not a different thing from impulses it in its isolated state and have themselves, such as electrons and protons but has been by the techniques now available, experi­ found to be, Dr. Hubbard says, the upper enced their own beingness for the first band of the same wave source which pro­ f i r s t b SCn Placing his signature time on earth. on the first Eachelor duces in the physical universe the energies of Scientology certificate is serious earlier measured by James, Clark, Max­ Some dim concept of this energy force well, deForest, Marconi, and Edison. was contained in the riddles advanced by business for L. Ron Hubbard, posed religionists, and man long has suspected Many answers to the riddle of human here in the study of his home near his identity and beingness to be independ­ beingness already had been isolated and Phoenix. First to receive the degree ent of and detachable from a human body. made into useful technology. The remain­ was Alphia Hart, who became an ing answers, according to Dr. Hubbard, The direct simplicity of these techniques H. D. A. early in 1952. came in a swift torrent, the reward for and the manifestation is startling in the having asked the right questions. extreme. In from two to 25 hours, depend­ Interest in qualifying for this de­ ing on the original state of the being, a The location of the energy source in a gree has reached a high peak in the rehabilitation has been effected by com­ human being is found to be interior in field. M ore th an 1,400 of th e V alida­ petent auditors of the full energy potential many cases, exterior in some, but in no tion blanks have been sent out to of this beingness. Identification and re­ case dependent in any way for its energy H.D.A.’s throughout the world, with covery of the energy potential permits an upon the carbon-oxygen motor of the requests for them coming in from individual to heal his own and other bodies human body. England, Greece, Egypt, and Canada by direct electronic flow. —as well as most States. The energy from the source is created, It is extremely doubtful if these dis­ according to Dr. Hubbard, by differences New impetus was given last week coveries will remain long unaccepted in of potential in facsimiles which are them­ by the announcement that “book audi­ the medical and psychiatric world or in selves of electronic composition and which tors”—those who practice from knowl­ the world of electronics in which Dr. Hub­ discharge from positive to negative and edge gained by studying books and bard and his co-workers principally have back in an AC flow of very high frequency. lectux-e tapes, but have graduated from studied. no professional school—can attain the This energy has been measured and its This energy can be conduited from body degree by submitting notaried evi­ flow direction established. Auditors have to body and is so strong that when it is dence of physiological improvement in seen this manifestation at times when they ten cases. have sought to run pleasure on preclears (T urn to Page 3, C olum n 2) Page 2 journal of SCIENTOLOGY

SCIENTOLOGY some like us, and yet . . . Journal of the Hubbard Association Scienotes: of Scientologists, Inc. you can't please everybody! 1405 N orth C entral Phoenix, Arizona “ . . • After perusing- its interesting- and in­ tologists and see that you folks are getting on Editorial Director: ALPHIA HART formative pages, I came to the conclusion that in spite of various dugpas working busily at their you had done a wonderful job of editing as well appointed tasks . . . I suppose everyone in this as promoting; a job worthy of being spread about field is being bombarded with all sorts of litera­ Published Twice Monthly in professional circles. ture from all sorts of sources as we are. To me, “There is a great trend within the medical in a way, this is a very healthy sign, as it Ten cents per single copy profession, by practitioners who heretofore and shows that self-determinism is actually being $2.50 per year now are operating in the dark, to bypass cases put to work. Some of the stuff, of course, is because they are of an unconquerable nature to lousy, but there is also some interesting ma­ C opyright, 1952, by th e H ubbard A ssociation of them, limited as they are to chemistry and sur­ terial popping up occasionally ...” Burke Bel­ Scientologists g e ry . knap, Fort Meyers, Fla. “They look upon psychotherapy as a possible ” ... Before I started (processing) I suc­ cure which they are not equipped nor qualified ceeded in doing what no auditor had been able to handle. There is more than one eyebrow raised to do for me. I obtained perfect sight. Now I can echelons of Scientology when Dianetics or Scientology is mentioned, but either see clearly or not see clearly, at will . . . these eyebrows are mostly of a questioning After 10 hours of processing (not on sight, since nature after they hear some of the things that that was no longer necessary) I decided there Dianetics has accomplished in the hands of was nothing I could not do myself and stopped Scientology, as it relates to an in­ ‘neophytes’ . . . the sessions there ...” Leone Muller, Hudson dividual's self-determinism, may be con­ “I hope you boys stop changing your names Heights, N. J. a bit so this can get on a sure footing for a start sidered on three echelons. in what I trust will be a permanent organiza­ “ . . . and in view of the fact that your litera­ tion. In my feeble estimation, however, Scien­ ture is becoming annoying regular mail—I re­ The first echelon would be getting in tology is a bit pedantic and finally adds the quest that I be removed ...” Richard Schwartz, ‘ology’ which many of us detest ...” A r th u r San Francisco. touch with MEST, finding out that the Lussier, East Hartford, Conn. “Was very much impressed with your new physical universe is there, that it can be “ . . . Until you get that lazy 8 off its back magazine . . . It actually said things I didn’t and make it stand on its own feet like the rest know (about Dianetics). Not that I claim to sensed and experienced, that it is pleasant of the dynamics, the keystone will be missing know everything, but that most such publica­ (at least, in part), that it appears the same from Scientology. You may not believe there’s tions don’t say anything new. Just somebody’s a God, and there may not be a God, but if your brainstorm interpretations and musings, some to nearly everyone and so, presumably, is science is going to ride ‘maybes’—yet tell the ‘philosophy,’ and an interview with a ‘clear’— public we’ve got to eliminate ‘maybes’ from our who STRICTLY never says anything the in­ actually as it appears and is not false or lives if we’re to cure ourselves of aberrations— terviewer and reader doesn’t already know ...” you, like your public, will remain in troubled Harry B. Moore, New Orleans, La. delusionary. This would be establishing waters . . . In other words, you’re electing that ‘Lazy 8’ as counter-effort, and you know what “My wife and me don’t like SCIENTOLOGY communication with MEST. happens when you do that. Or do you read your . . . and my kid wants to be one of them audi­ own books?” T. N., Phoenix, Ariz. tors . . . please stop sending me that stuff be­ The second echelon would be restoring fore you bust up my whole plowing schedule “I like the first issue of SCIENTOLOGY very . . . ” W. L. McD., Texas. all self-determinism with respect to MEST m u c h ...” Fred S. Boyd, Jr., Denver, Colo. “ . . . we also want to compliment you on (and life organisms, which are partly “ . . . Since Scientology will be distributed your well-planned format and of course the con­ mainly to professional auditors, its value to the tents. We are more than pleased to see the MEST). This would mean reaching a level field could be greatly increased by con­ start of a twice-a-month publication from Phoe­ of sanity higher than the highest which centrating on (1) technical aspects (2) case his­ nix as the flow of information from that im­ tories (3) factual information, and by lessening portant point has not, in our estimation, been has been imagined, for man has not been information on how wonderful dianetics is. If what it should have been ...” Wade Tozer, readers do not know yet that it works they might Treasurer, MINNEAPOLIS DIANETICS, Min­ in the least aware of his own capabilities. as well go fishing” . . . Thomas E. Carey, Jr., neapolis, Minn. Colorado Springs, Colo. An individual who had recovered all his “ . . . the new magazine, SCIENTOLOGY, ap­ “ . . . Thanks for WHAT TO AUDIT. It has pears to be the beginnings of a highly valuable self-determinism with respect to physical cracked my case, which had not yielded to exchange point for information ...” C o rin n e present life processing, wide open ...” E a r l Ellsworth, secretary, Long Beach Scientology matter, energy, space, and time would Nygren, Tacoma, Wash. Seminar, Long Beach, Calif. have encompassed the ability to have ”... If you can’t supply the dirt about what’s doing in W ichita, why should I bother reading all “ . . . We suppose that, because you couldn’t make the medical profession of the world award every experience which is within the realm that other stuff? I ain’t heard nothing about you a diamond-encrusted caduceus for your pre- of philosophy and mysticism, and would Purcell and Maloney for so long I’m getting natals in dianetics, you’re now trying to force bored with dianetics . . . ” P. R., Kansas City, it down our throat with Scientology. We don’t walk on earth, knowing that he owned it. M o. think your magazine, and the alleged science it “ . . . Very pleased to get our Founding Mem­ represents, will get any further than Dianetics The third echelon would be going be­ ber cards in the Hubbard Association of Scien­ d id ...” Dr. B. A., Chicago, 111. yond the physical universe, in search of the reasons for the existence of MEST and of thought; not how do these things exist, but WHY? What is the Cause for all this ALL THE LATEST TECHAIQUES result? In the past, many individuals have Concept Running, "Black and White"—the techniques that are producing plunged up into the third echelon without any preparation, like space travelers so such amazing results—are standard procedure at the eager to get to the moon that they straddle an experimental rocket and take off. Un­ fortunately, there is a lot of uninhabitable PHOEDIK SCIEIITOLOGY inSTITUTE space to be traveled and the moon is not Phone CRestwood 4-0061 yet air-conditioned. It is possible to GO 4248 North 32nd St. Phoenix, Arizona into this space without preparation, but it not so easy to survive there. Processing Ironically, it is the very individuals who have the most difficulty with matter, Certified Training, either for H. C. A. Certification energy, space, and time who try to escape or Refresher Courses for H.D.A.'s. MEST by going on to “more important things."—From Book Two of the Profes­ sional Course Lectures. journal of SCIENTOLOGY Page 3 gold awards Scientology enters third echelon 73 Because the contributions last spring far were such a major factor in helping set up offices in Phoenix, Ariz., from which ahead of schedule Training the Hubbard Association of Scientologists, (Continued from Page 1) Inc., has evolved, a special award, known as “The Golds,” was established. This increased by the technology, the patient Centers award—a gold card with the signature of or preclear should be grounded in order L. Ron Hubbard imprinted thereon, and to keep from destroying some vital portion naming the contributor as a Founding of his being. Auditors working with the . . . tailored to fit the particular needs Member of the Association — has been forerunners of the present technique (“Black and White,” as developed by Dr. mailed. These members include: of their area: Tom Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Burke Belknap, Hubbard and released a month ago) have Dr. F. A. Derenski, Mrs. Lloyd Atwater, Perry had serious electronic burns injure their H. Appleton, J. M. Brand, L. L. Burt, Dr. Alan R. Becker, Iva Lee Breeding, Dr. W. E. Binkley, preclears from failure to ground them MID-WEST SCIENTOLOGY CENTER Frank Bogdan, E. T. Butterworth, Ed Barazani, properly. 1824 W right Ave., L ittle Rock, Ark. Gladys Bryant, Rev. Mary Blackman, J. L. Bush- Although it has not yet been seriously nell, Mrs. Erminie Buckner, H. M. Clunk, Ben SCIENTIOLOGY CENTER OF Chase, Thomas R. Clifton, W alter H. 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He is a Mr. Hubbard’s own hand writing, and each nuclear physicist by training. individually numbered, now has been de­ livered. new column for chart: Memo from Noyga and O’brien: "\ missed7 to 7i hit it!7 Use of the Hubbard Chart of Human NOW IT IS UP TO YOU. MEST clear? Theta clear? Cleared theta clear? Evaluation as a dart board has removed Our professional training gives you the map. Sixty lectures on tapes by L. Ron all “maybes” from what column to run for Hubbard, including No. 080752, plus fifty texts. One hundred hours of supervised the Study Group at Austin, Texas, Jim co-auditing with Mathison Electropsychometers, using every important techni­ Hart, the secretary, writes. He adds that que from Effort to Black and White. this “not only introduces the proper level of randomity into auditing but provides The highest toned outfit in the field. 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1405 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. PHOENIX. ARIZONA journal of SCIENTOLOGY Page 5 concept running brings recognition of blame preclear discovers his responsibilities in being ''individual'’ One of the most important things an auditor can run under the new techniques —and this usually brings to the preclear a new insight into his responsibility—is the concept: “Get the joy of being an in­ dividual.” Any implant only reinforces an exist­ ing state. Enforced individuality would lead to a selection of randomity. This would make a person give up responsi­ bility along all but one of the eight dynamics. Thus, no-responsibility for seven desert research laboratory. Most of L. Ron Hubbard’s research in the of the eight dynamics would accnie from development of Techniques 80 and 88 was an obsession about individuality planted done in this desert cottage northeast of Phoenix, almost at the foot of Camelback in a being. Mountain. Here he stands on his porch, during a few moments of relaxation, watch­ Because to be an individual one must as­ ing the sun as it sets in a blaze of chromatic splendor behind a field of saguaro sume there are other individuals, one cactus. gets parity with others and NO responsi­ bility. Thus, one would get from the “joy so throws him out of control—and then The interplay of “be one’s self” and be of being an individual” much the same as maybe, the Low Tone thinks, the other, cause on all dynamics creates an endless “joy of being insane.” now irresponsible, can be controlled. confusion (aberration) which is settled at Do not infer from this that individu­ last only by becoming good cause on all ality must be abandoned and is aberrative. One looks into such an abyss of counter­ Or that Nirvana, without passion or identi­ play for control by election of bad cause dynamics. Therein lies peace of mind. Good ty, is a goal. The most individual, the and sees a very unlovely scene. The big cause is an ability to control for the sake most intensely self-determined one could game—control! By any means, control! of survival on any dynamic. get, would be when he achieved responsi­ “Only I,” says the Low Tone, “can be bility on all eight dynamics. cause.” One wishes to do BIG good cause acts This goal is an impossible absolute, but Is there only room in this universe, in for all dynamics because he then can, he thinks, abandon concern over all the bad the more closely it is approached, the all universes, for just one being? cause he has been. But time intervenes— more INDIVIDUAL one feels. “Individu­ Individualism, enforced, has this as part ality on Dynamic One” only comes about of its implantation: Only ONE can be the good cause done is Today and the bad through refusal to assume responsibility Cause. If you seek happiness, it lies not causes were Yesterday, and “it is too late to undo them.” or failing when one has assumed it. on the road of ferocious individualism. “Causative individualism ” would be Not even success lies there. The concept Thus, one desires to be timeless—and maximum responsibility — assumption on of aesthetic individuality (that of the indeed there is no real time. Time and the maximum number of dynamics. When artist) is the most aberrative to one—for space, responsibility, and no-responsibility- one has refused responsibility too broad­ all his struggles then append solidly to a for make the most basic aberration ly, one loses control of his own facsimiles; high wave length and so the universe. The which prevents individualism on all his memory and beingness and knowing­ line “I am a jealous god,” must have been dynamics—for, unless one controls time, ness drop steeply. He assigns all control spoken by a god who doubted his ability he cannot be good cause all through. By taking away memory of bad cause (re­ abilities and memories to bodies. When a to be cause. moving facsimiles), he can remedy to some body dies, he thinks its memories went Any implant in a being (any vicious w ith it. action calculated to aberrate him) also at degree his having been bad cause. Blame is an unwanted cause. Responsi­ once tells him he has been selected out Wrong—being bad cause. bility for bad effects is called blame. To from all dynamics, and ANY implant tends Right—being good cause. blame self is not to take responsibility to produce an exaggerated obsession for Badness in bad cause is the inhibition of for self but to regret having taken it. “individuality,” for it made one less an survival along the dynamics. Thus, any Most people confuse responsibility and individual. goodness is relative, and badness is rela­ blame. The difference is that actual re­ The major goal is, of course, “the joy tive. The joke on those in this universe sponsibility is being cause or potential of being an individual.” It is the fight is that motion is without reason but rea­ cause; blame is negation against a bad ef­ for ME-ness. Any bad effect or bad cause, son is required to solve motion. People fect. One desires to be good cause and then, makes one struggle harder to be think the end is without reason, but they produce good effects on the maximum what one is. But the more one fights to be do not realize that theta can have many number of dynamics. himself, the more bad cause occurs, for concepts other than the handling of mo­ A low tone scale person controls others, in the contest he injures others. He then tion. Thus, theta’s goal is potentially wider among other ways, by making them see negates against having been a bad cause than time, space, motion, and action. In­ that they are bad cause. This is blame. It on other dynamics, and becomes other sanity is an obsession to action or inaction is also making others do terrible things people (life continuum). and with energy. to one, accepting ugliness instead of beau­ Vigorous aiding of others is in part a Theta has other goals, but these cannot ty—all this makes another bad cause and recognition of having been a bad cause. be realized in a MEST universe. Fage 6 journal of SCIENTOLOGY

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Within days after the first announce­ ment of the formation of the Hubbard As­ YOURSELF CLEAR sociation of Scientologists, Inc., member­ ship applications began to pour into the Phoenix headquarters, 1405 N orth C entral, and at the time this issue of SCIENTOL­ Books always have been symbols of knowledge. What man learns, OGY was being prepared, several hundred he passes on to others by means of the printed word. membership cards already had been is­ Whether you are in Scientology as a professional or only from a sued. casual interest, you’ll find a complete line of books and pamphlets Persons interested in Scientology have covering every phase of the subject. Don’t guess, KNOW. Don’t wish been quick to recognize the advantages in you knew, FIND OUT. belonging to an organization designed es­ pecially for their benefit. 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danger <» black dianeticsl by I. ron hubbard

Death, insanity, aberration, or mere­ and were used to slay important persons, ly a slavish obedience can be efficient­ for what mattered that the assassin was does court protect killed since he would, at worst, return to ly effected by the use of Black man branded insane? “Paradise.” Thus any ruler or influential Dianetics. Further, adequate laws do man in the world, once threatened by this not exist at this time to bar the use of Unscrupulous groups and individuals sect, would obey its mandates as to tribute have been practicing a form of Black or the passing of new laws. these techniques. The law provides Dianetics on their fellow men for cen­ In India, down through the millenia, that only the individual so wronged turies. They may not have called it various methods of influencing human can make complaint or swear out a that, but the results have been and are thought have been practised with greater th e same. or lesser success. One of these wandered warrant for offenders using these Their easiest victims are the unsus­ into the western world and became known techniques. pecting. No one can slip up behind you as “hypnotism.” The variability of its suc­ A person on whom Black Dianetics has if you know they’re there. The prowler cess was such and the extravagant and un­ been employed seldom retains the sanity has no potency in an alertly guarded founded claims made for it were so out of or will to make a complaint, or does not home. the ordinary that even today there are know he has been victimized. In addition, The subject of Black Dianetics long many people who do not believe it exists. persons claiming such offenses against has been hinted at, but this is the first The basic technique of hypnotism con­ their persons are commonly catalogued by time it has been released to the general sists of one individual, the hypnotist, re­ doctors as suffering from delusion. Thus public. Its release is dictated by the be­ laxing or coaxing into quiescence another the employer of Black Dianetics can escape lief people must know what threatens individual called the “subject.” The opera­ unpunished under existing legal proce­ them so they can be better prepared. tor then makes certain suggestions to the dures. Those who use it already know; those subject and the subject may, during the who do not use it should be protected. One invites, by the release of such session or after it is dictated, obey. powerful and insidious methods, the cen­ In this, the first of three articles, Hypnotic subjects are in the minority and sure of those who seek to hold society to­ read how little protection Man has skilled hypnotists are few and so this gether. But a little thought will tell one should the wheels of legal procedure method of influencing minds has had that these techniques are better released be turned against him. limited scope. and known to many than hidden and Further, the hypnotist claims curative known to but a few. powers in hypnotism and a careful ex­ have been exerted since the dawn of time. amination of the field demonstrates that A shabby, inefficient, and fifth rate These efforts have utilized every known hypnotism is far more harmful to a mind shadow of these techniques has been em­ means of psychic and physical phenomena. than beneficial. Thus hypnotism, a curious ployed by Russia and other governments. phenomena, is not greatly employed. But The cases of Mindzenty, Vogeler, and Oatis One of the earlier broad efforts consisted in the field of astronomy where, in Chal­ it has, nevertheless, been employed to the reflect a faint fore-runner of such methods. harm of individuals and the “betterment” Even the United States government, honor­ dea, Babylon, and other early civilizations, of operators. able above most governments, has sought priests procured power by predicting solar It is claimed by hypnotism’s zealots—and better ways to “influence” human beings. and stellar activity such as eclipses and comets. By first stating the phenomena it has them in plenty—that a hypnotized Hypnotism is a rather old and untrust­ would occur, the priests would be held to subject will not perform immoral or worthy method of influencing or enslaving be in league with the gods by a populace dangerous acts. Experiment demonstrates others. However, hypnotism is very unre­ which beheld the spectacular occurences. a limited truth in this but it also demon­ liable even when it can be effected upon The courses of men and nations could thus strates that a hypnotic subject can be in­ an individual. The mechanisms of hypnot­ be swayed by a body of men with re­ fluenced against his best interests. The ism, quite incidentally and of no great course to phenomena known to them and charlatanism in this field is very great. importance, are circumscribed in Black yet unknown to the vulgar. Other methods of influencing and sway­ D ianetics. Another effort of swaying minds occured ing minds are all about us. They range One could not release this furiously in Persia and Syria between the 11th and from the cold brutality of threatened death violent poison unless one first had the 13th centuries A.D. A sect known as the to the extensive practice of advertising. antidote. Processing, even that contained Assassins utilized the popular belief in Each depends upon some natural phe­ in SELF-ANALYSIS, can undo Black Muhammetan Paradise to rule, viciously nomenon or phenomena, whether known Dianetics unless, of course, the victim has and powerfully, a large segment of the or unknown. been driven into suicide or past the point known world. This sect enforced its will (Continued in Next Issue) of no return—a feat which is not difficult, upon the rulers and influential men of its but a condition which is not desirable time by assassination, and, indeed, that is where the operator seeks real advantage. the derivation of that word. The leaders TECHNIQUE 88 Several people are dead because of Black of this sect would ply religious young men Dianetics. Hundreds of thousands are dead with hashish and then transport them to a Special Memorial Edition made from because of the atom bomb. Thousands may plates in E. Hon Hubbard’s own hand­ marvelous garden which contained all the writing-. However, data in it is so impor­ die because of Black Dianetics. Millions sensual delights recounted in the Koran, tant that it has become more than a may die because of nuclear physics. But even to the forty black-eyed houris. The beautiful book. also because of nuclear physics man may young men, believing themselves in Para­ Made for early contributors to Mr. H ub­ bard, there are only 15 left. While they reach the stars. And because of Scientology dise itself, would be told that they could last—$25.00. we may some day win a world without not remain there unless they obeyed the insanity, without criminals, and without slightest wish of the sect and that they OFFICE OF L. RON HUBBARD w ar. could not return unless they were actually 1405 N. Central - Phoenix, Arizona Efforts to influence and prevail over the dead. 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