------^ N one thing; We didn’t care lhether APRIL, 1957 Recusant Voice of "The we published again or not. One Vol. IV, No. 1 Infinites" for Earth, Mars, was enough. We had other plans Saturn,-'Pluto, Venus, and that did not include meeting a . Zydokumzruskehen. j continual deadline, or trying to be funny (We’d used up all our ! published monthly, except for the combined January-February and July- humor in the first issue), or fa­ | August issues, at 207 North Washington, Enid, Oklahoma, U. S. A. cetious, or sarcastic. Mail Address: Postoffice Box 528, Enid, Okla., U.S. A. No one believed us. The ABER­ Subscription price: $2.00 a year. Single copies, 25SCIENTOLOGY ACTS TO frighten away success. The ABER­ We were in phoenix, taking the LEGALIZE AS RELIGION REE took a full breath. But it Third Clinical course, the latest hasn’t been without a gasp now super - duper teaching offered a and then, which many readers will “select few” capable of carrying remember. There was the open at­ on the higher echelons of Scien­ tack on us by The GHOST— and has tology. The Maestro (instructor, anyone seen a GHOST lately? Also, ISIBDTA, etc.) had just announced there was a threatened suit be­ to his applauding near-graduates cause we printed Volney Math!son’s that Scientology was immunizing advertising, which we still do. itself from prbsecution and per­ And ex-communication by the CECS, secution— that it was donning the of which we’ve heard little since robes of a religion, and hence­ its abortive attempt to force all forth would operate under the practitioners to sign $25,000 protection of a Federal Constitu­ pay-on-demand notes for the -right tion that was set up to guarantee When the urge to start creating to practice. freedom of worship. But, it was Knocked upon our trailer door, And thru it all. The ABERREE to be a well-guarded secret--and There was not a whit ot warning hasn’t lost a single horn. But we the fact would become known only Ol what luture was in store. think it’s about time we quit when an auditor, going about his But the bug kept pounding, pounding, tooting them for this issue. business of making the world safe With a knock like mighty Thor. for more and better bridges, was Since we wanted The ABERREE to skidded into the clink for rob­ be different from the dozen or so bing the American Medical Associ­ mimeographed publications avail­ ation of its monopoly on keeping able, we decided on a facetious their patients safe as a source approach. In fact, we Intended for more pretentious homes and for The ABERREE to be so dog-goned newer and shinier Cadillacs. facetious that no one would be­ Scientologists being persons lieve anything we said. Including who study how to get out of their ourselves. heads, some the tan must have The first issue was more of a broadcast a few beans during some success than we had planned. In­ unguarded moment, and the secret quiries came in for copies. Sub­ leaked. We were deluged with let­ scriptions, at the ridiculous rate ters asking us if it were true of $1.67 a year with no guarantee that Scientology was abandoning we’d print another issue, stuffed psychotherapy for the cross. Hav­ our mails. It seemed that half of ing spent most of our ready funds Scientology still had $1.67 left as tuition and not being able to after buying books and courses afford a battery of secretaries that they didn’t much care wheth­ to answer the queries being re­ er they got anything for or not. ceived, we discussed the pros and But we had been serious about Chapter 1— MAN TALKS TO HIMSELF knows aught of face, smile, or teeth; cer­ ROM THE moment man first shapes his tainly long before he knows the words for thoughts in words, he talks to himself. those items. He considers her hair. He is He listens to himself in the silent aware of her warmth, of the fragrance of places of his heart. Possibly as a her body, of the ridges which form her lap babe, fresh from the Unknown, he talks in which he snuggles so surely, so secure­ to himself without words. This may havely. His world enlarges when his sister beenF what Jesus meant when he said that man takes him on her knees, or jiggles him, or should become as a little child to enter in, rattles strange items before his eyes. His that is, to understand, the Kingdom. For world enlarges when his father takes him, man learns, if only he listens to himself, and he is afraid, being so early made aware that the more perfectly he thinks without of awkwardness, knowing so soon the fath­ words, the more nearly he knows the King­ er's unsureness. dom, the more nearly the Kingdom is his The man-child, the girl-child— ana there Native Country. is forever from the beginning an incompre­ Man’s first urge, as a babe, is to feast. hensible difference between them--sleeps He murmurs comfortable nothings to the after feeding, and changing, and the lulla­ breast and the bottle. He kicks his feet in by, or the jiggling on the knees; and no his booties for small reasons of his own. human being--not even the child perhaps— He palms the breasts of his mother or knows whither the child journeys in its clings to his bottle with hands and feet. seemingly endless sleep. And yet, does the He looks about him at his small world. In child not know? Does the child, so fresh his heart he asks himself, without words: from the Unknown, return there in sleep for “Who and what is this which provides me further instructions and explanations about with warmth and food?” the world in which he must again and again He hears the words of his mother, his awaken? The child does not remember or, re­ father, and the noises have a meaning which membering, cannot o r will not tell. H e he does not know. Because he does not know, grows with time, and memory is covered over with outward forgetfulness so that he never he fears. Fearing, he weeps. The louder the knows again whence he has been. With adult­ noises the louder he weeps, seeking thus to hood, unknown yesterdays, and last nights, hide from himself the terror filling his are hidden away and forgotten. world. If his cries drown out the noises, yet all the time, from the beginning, and the noises do not exist. Thus early he before there was a beginning, wisdom whis­ forms a pattern of thought, of speech, of pers within, reminding the child, the boy, feeling. If he does not hear it, how can it the girl, the adult; “Somewhere there is be? As months pass, it becomes easier to something for me that I do not know; or, hide from noise behind noise. As years pass knowing, do not remember. Tell me what it it becomes easier to hide by simply ignor­ is; It fills me with longing. It is a kind ing the unknown. of nostalgia. It is a place, or a person, But the unknown will not be ignored. One or something, something. I must go until I does not hide from it. The unknown demands find it." that it be known. So man talks to himself, As a child, man seeks to know, even when informing himself even when he ignores his he does not know that he seeks, or is capa­ own words. ble of knowing. His mother, on a warm day, Man, very young, thinks to himself: “Who brushes the damp hair out of her eyes. He are these people?" wonders about her hair, like that of no They are people to whom he becomes ac­ other person, about her brushing hand, the customed gradually. They are first, h i s gentlest of all the hands he knows. He won­ mother, who is always near. There is next ders about her eyes, the shape of her the sister, the brother. The sisters and/or cheeks, the breadth of her shoulders, the brothers. Then, the father. Then, other rel­ shape and meaning of her mouth. He hears atives, friends of the family. Time and her words without — for ages which to bahy- thought and feeling are needed to become hood are but a passing breath— knowing they acquainted with them all. But man. as a are words until, suddenly, as if he had al­ babe, tries. He never ceases from trying, ways known, the words are his own so that even when he would rather do anything else he has always known them, has forgotten but try. Man studies his mother. Vaguely he them, but now remembers. wonders why she is always near, even when There are mysteries about himself to all others are beyond his range of vision; which “early" man applies himself; The hun­ even, often, beyond his hearing. He murmurs ger within him, the heat or cold in his to himself, words that only a mother can body, its feeling with clothing and with­ understand. But the child knows, for the out, the touch of bare feet against skin, child does not mistake any other for his cradle, blanket, booties, mother’s palms; mother from the very first of his days on the urge to grasp the big finger of anyone, earth. He considers her face, and the smile to grasp one’s own toes, to thrust them in­ which shows her white teeth, before he to the mouth where everything else goes

APRIL, 1967 The A ERREE 3 that will go. Eyes become wider as they many words and many pictures in succession, see more. And man waking, perhaps sleeping, until he has quickly lost “teacher" if he never ceases talking to himself. doesn't concentrate. "Teacher" suggests “Why don't they feed me?" books, and schoolhouses, and classrooms, “Why do they pat me?" and recesses, and lunches, and cries of “Why do I hurt so in the middle?" anger, fear, or delight, of games, and “Why is there so much noise?" races, and the gym, even while the man “Why is it so quiet?” thinks “teacher" and strives to think only "Why is the world so dark?" "teacher”. "Why is the world so still?” Man talks to himself, saying: Can a small child think of all these "I am 17” things and shape them into thoughts the *Wio am I?" child is aware of? Of course, Man the Babe “ What is I?" needs no knowledge whatever of words to ask “What’s my name?" the above questions, as he talks to him* “What does my name mean?" self, nor to answer them -as he sort of “Is my name me?" grows into, or sidles into tnem. Even when "Who do I think I am?” very young he asks himself questions with* “Do I think?" out knowing that ne asks, answers without “What is thought?" knowing the answers or that he makes an­ “Is thought thing?" swer; and, it is to be feared, as he grows “Is thought material?" in age and intelligence, he loses more and "Is thought invisible?" more of wisdom because he listens less and “Whence comes thought?” less to his converse with himself, within “Do I originate thought? Does thought himself. come from somewhere else to me?” Man identifies himself when he is very “Does thought pass through me, faster young. As what? That brief question may not than, but like, a bullet thru the brain?" be answered in many lifetimes, but to study “What is a brain?” the answer, which with the question is in “What is mind?" everything man asks of or talks about as he “Does the brain operate mind, or is it talks to himself, becomes almost the whole operated by mind?" of the life of man — tho he ignore it all Man, having a name, usually likes his his life! own. He goes thru life saying it to him­ Man’s world is, first, his mother. Then self. He tells his name to others when they it becomes his cradle, or his playpen, or ask, or when they don’t. He signs his name. his bed — all small things, but man's world He prints it, writes it, speaks it that oth­ then. The mother is never detached from the ers may hear it and repeat it back to him, growing world, for a cry -- her name is “ma­ that he may hear it again. And always he ma!"— will always bring her, murmuring, says it to himself. crooning, with ready hand for the disturbed is the name the man? is the name the head, the aching belly, the burning |eet. body? Is the name the *I "? Is the man the The cradle grows. The bed grows. The body? Is the man-body the “I"? playpen grows. It becomes a floor, a n d Man constantly talks to himself about chairs, a room, a carpet, a table, the low­ his surroundings. That which surrounds him er parts of human legs, with feet. The the most tightly, so that it is a kind of feet are different. Sometimes they are prison, is his body, his self, the center bare, like the babe’s, but much, much big­ which he considers, which asks and tries to ger; sometimes they are shod in what he answer all the questions, which sees, hears, knows are colors before he knows the words. touches, tastes, smells, and seeks thereby His eyes see. and tell. So thoughts come to know. How big is “I"? How small is “I"? before words, and habitually race faster Man could not cease from asking ques­ than words can catch and shape them. tions if he willed. He is a will creature, Toys, and different kinds of chairs; with the power of choice, but he cannot tables, and dishes, and different kinds of choose to cease asking questions, for the food, and more people sitting here, and instant he did a question would eventuate: there, and yonder, on chairs, with some of "Why?" He can seem to cease to answer ques­ them unseen, because the table hides them. tions by refusing to know that he tries to Does man-child think such things before he answer them, by ignoring the questions, and knows the words? Of course, but what man- ignoring the answers which immediately pose child thinks before he has words cannot be themselves beside each question ever asked, put into words. But as he thinks, after his so that seeing-hearing man must always have fashion, he talks to himself. His “talk" is the answer, else the question itself would a gurgle. His “talk" is a humming. His not be posed. "talk" is mostly bubbles. But it is talk, “Be still," says Holy Writ, “and know and he needs none others with him. He talks that I am God.” to himself, forming the habit of a life­ Man stills. Man shuts out hearing, and time. But he quickly ceases to talk aloud seeing, a n d feeling, and tasting, and to himself — which is a pity, perhaps — be­ smelling; he controls himself, he concen­ cause other men, everyone of whom talks to trates. meditates, contemplates. Even as he himself, think, or say aloud: does, he asks himself: “How very strange he is! He talks to ’How am I still? What do I know? What is himself!" God? What is concentration? Meditation? Man talks to himself, thru, around, over Contemplation?” and under, the things he deliberately says Man is taught, rigidly, to control his to himself. He thinks of “teacher" and con­ thoughts; but if he does, may he not miss centrates on “teacher", while thru his mind some illumination, born only of random run pictures and words related to teacher, i rum r n » n » . it 4 The ABERBEE AMIL, 1V57 1

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ANT TO take a big jump in tone? Want The action of learning takes in other to increase your self-determinism? meanings, such as making decisions, consid­ Want to be happier? The answer is erations, postulations, "beliefs”, "facts” , simple. What is the “catch”? The and "intentions". The operating and observ­ “catch” is also simple. It depends on able personality pattern of any person what you are willing to do. could be said to be the totality of what he One of the most exasperating aspects of has learned. "isms” and “ologies”, aside from our own Therefore, the important data here is preconceptions (fixed ideas) and prejudices, that A HUMAN BEING “IS” OPERATING IN TERMS is the terminology used. Seems like every OF THAT WHICH HE HAS “MADE SO" FOR HIM. S time some “prophet" or "authority” cooks up FURTHER, THAT REALITY TO HIM IS AS HE HAS ! a new technique, or has a stomach cramp, he “MADE IT SO". » just naturally burgeons with special words The error, here, occurs, when one is un­ i or alphabetical jargon as if he were the aware of the fact, or skips over the fact, Federal Government. Ordinary language just that his “learning” amounts to what he has isn’t for him, he says, or at least it “made so” in a unique and original fashion won’t do the job as satisfactorily as his for himself. special terminology. It is possibly just a satisfactory way of making one an author­ The common condition or attitude is “I ity, but, in any case, it is all too common did not make it so”. The corollary is "Some­ to be uncommon. thing (or somebody) else made it so”. This So, let’s see if we can’t be just plain leads to “I can find out”, and “somebody and common as all-get-out for a change. (or something) can tell me (do it for me)” . The important thing here is relation­ This erroneously puts the cause factor “out ship. Relationship has to do in every case there”, instead of it being a “hereness” with location. Both location and relation­ and dependent on what we “make so”. ship have to do with beingness. Knowledge It is probably wise here to stress that has to do with relationships. Relationships the application is to “thinkingness" and also imply that there must be differences mental/emotional conditions. and separateness. Further, for communica­ It is remarkable how many persons “re­ tion there must be relationship. Please sist” the concept that they are responsible notice that this is all a special concept. for their own learning and that the learn­ Every one of the italicized items has to do ing consists of what they have “made so" with space. There is a “hereness” and a for themselves. Common sense would indicate "thereness". that it would be impossible for somebody or There may be something “above" space, something other than ourselves to create but it isn’t “provable”. our own fixed ideas, attitudes, or view­ What does all this have to do with the points. There is no way that these could be “mind”? Well, concept-wise, when we have crow-barred into our thinkingness. We had one aspect of relationship, we also are in­ to provide our own meanings, emotions, and ferring all the other aspects. Thus, there purposes. We may have “made it so” either is a separateness between one thought and what is called “naturally” or “unnaturally", another. There is a separateness between but we, and only we, did it or could do it. one attitude and another. Our thoughts or Supposing one is aware that he is opera­ attitudes are separate from us, though they ting in terms of what he has “made so”; have a relationship to us. Note that loca­ then of what value is this? tion is implied here, too. Remember, knowledge has to do with rela­ T Any meaning, any value, any emotion is tionship, and relationship implies separ­ only clear when it has a separateness from ateness and difference in location, and other comparable meanings, values, and emo­ that all this is basically a spatial con­ tions. There must be a difference. cept. I Interestingly enough, few people are When one is thinking of oneself, one is aware that meanings, values, and emotions thinking of a relationship. The “self” one are learned things. Even attitudes fall in thinks of has a “thereness” to it. It is a this category. sort of "pictured” self; a "something” To be learned, they must have a separ­ which stands for oneself. It is never actu­ ateness from us. The difficulty quite pos­ ally oneself, of course. The “self” which sibly comes about because we seldan really is thus pictured is a “something” which the look at the action of learning. And it Is person has “made so”. an action. Usually, when a person is engaged in When we learn something, we make it “so” some type of mental or emotional improve­ for us. Thus, it is an original creation ment activity, he is quite dissatisfied for each person, even though others already with his “self” as it appears to be to him, have “learned” it. That which we “make so”, which is, though “unknown” to him, as he however, has a separateness from that which has “made it so”. He generally feels (and others have made so for them. This would can get lots of agreement ax this) that he seem to be apparent, but that, being separ­ is the “victim” of an unfortunate childhood ate, it is also different, is not quite so and other “bad” past experiences. As long readily apparent. as he feels that something else other than APRIL, 1957 The A BERREE 5 e ’toade it so”, he will be searching for be, do, and have what you are being, doing, "truths” and answers. He will look for and having at the moment, or you cannot auses and purposes to be found "out there” , change your "self”. You then will have to (e will seek out authorities to tell him “make so” a “belief” that something or vhat is so. He will "believe” in various somebody else can change your "self”, and “ologies” or "isms” as revealed "truths”, that only in this way is it possible. This either for what is so, or as providing the leads to a generally unrewarding search for “purpose” for life. the "supreme” (most correct) authority. He is most thoroughly "reversed”. He is You can change only what you nave ’‘made lot willing to be 'what he is being at the so” and are honestly willing to have "made noment, because the “self” that he has so”. All effective cognition and resultant “made so” is unsatisfactory and disagree* change is based on this simple “truth", no ible to him. (Note the relationship im­ matter how poetically or esoterically ex­ plied. He is now unhappy about what he has pressed. 'one and identifies this into being unhappy Let’s be willing to work in terms of re­ bout what he is doing in the present time lationships as they are at the moment, and noment. He doesn’t like what he has had and not in some fictional or wishful terms, If this converts into not liking what he does we want to change from those relationships ow have.) to more desirable ones. Because the "self' that he has "made so" Nothing can be worked unless it is a re­ is disagreeable to him, he is unwilling to lationship. Anything thought of or consid­ be that “self’. Beingness exists, of course, ered (including the "self”) is a relation­ only in terms of relationship, which in ship to the thinker. Exercises in "separ­ turn is in a sense synonymous with conmuni- ateness” and "differences” may be of value cation. This also has to do with location. in this connection. All that we can change, Certainly, it should be clear that we are destroy, or create are but relationships. not interested in communicating with what We cannot move something from where it is disagreeable to us; in fact, we gener­ is not. ally go out of communication as much as We cannot move our “selves” from where possible. Thus, we attempt to break or deny they are not. relationship. It is obvious that, whatever Check your present time moment and de­ we wish to control or change, we can do so cide to be willing to be, do, and have only if we do have a relationship with it. exactly what you are being, doing, and hav­ Thus, it becomes apparent that, when ap­ ing. plied to the present time moment, the more You have "made it so”. Observing and be­ willing we are to be, do, and have insofar ing willing to have it as you have “made it as that present time moment is concerned, so" allows you to change it to something the more readily we can change the "self' else- 0*00 that we have “made so”. This is an answer. SURE, TT WORKS, BUT SO DOES It has nothing to do with resignation or with passively accepting what fate has pre­ EVERYTHING FOR SOMEBODY sented us. It has nothing to do with the BY ALBERTA B. ELLIOTT. D. SCN. idea of enduring this vale of tears. in an attempt to change conditions, or Rather, it has to do with "aggressively” persons, or o n e ’s mind, from the beginning being willing to be what we are being at of time, man has said about any and every­ the moment, so that we can change our be­ thing, ‘IT WORKS!” ingness into something else. If we are Mumbo-j u mbo, tree bark, willing to be located where we are, then, dragan's blood, bird droppings, and only then, can we change to another altar sacrifices— always that location. same refrain: “It works— but It is a little difficult to move from only for certain people.” San Francisco when one is living in Omaha. A weed, a pill, a knife, a One had better be willing to be in Omaha, ray, a prayer, a chemical, an if one wants to move elsewhere— change lo­ exercise, holy water, an oper­ cation. ation, Technique 88. . ■ Just All "thinkingness” and mental/emotional what is this "i t ” that works conditions are relationship affairs. One for certain persons? had better be willing to be, do, and have A vacation, a rest, a sac­ in terms of his present mental/emotidial rifice, bleeding, a silence, a purging, a condition, if he expects to change that hand, a voice, a leech, a thought, a doll condition. with pins in it, a bit of hair, a relic, a The three paragraphs above also explain cross, a medallion. What is this "IT” that why we are “stuck” with what we are unwill­ works for only certain ones? ing to be, do, or have. Could it be as simple as, IT WORKS, for This is not a matter of saying, "Well, I CERTAIN persons who MAKE “IT” work? guess I am the way I am, so I'll 'have t o ’ 00400 be willing to be that way.” Nor is it a The longest word in the English language matter of saying, “There’s nothing I can do is "Love”. It spans eternity. about the way I am, so I guess I ’m stuck 00400 with it and might as well be willing to be If the Military continues to expand its what I am. ” Nor even is it a condition of land-holding domain, kill civilians and de­ agreeing, "Well, I can try being willing to stroy their property with plane crashes, be what I am being and see if it does any and poison the atmosphere with the A- and good." This is idiocy. H-bomb tests, they will have succeeded in You cannot "kid” yourself! Let’s face making the U. S. impregnable to invasion. It It! You must either honestly be willing to wouldn’t be worth it. 6 The ABERREE APRIL, 1957 Chapter III For four years, Paul and Clara O'Neill have been N DEFINING a previously unrecognized phe­ in contact with a rhyming entity from what Paul c a lls nomenon, we try to explain it in terms of a "higher plane of our old blindness. This is not too suc­ consc i ousness", who f irs t conversed thru cessful communication. The measure of an ouija board. Now, understanding that is possible to the this' "crutch" has individual comes with personal experience. been done away with, WeI can know only those facets we've touched. and C la ra is able to pick up messages d i­ Thus it is best to define this exper­ rect. The contact has ience as a contact with a higher plane of i dent i f i ed i tse lf on­ consciousness. A more specific definition ly as "the Dynamo", and its messages it at this time might prove later to be in c a lls "E lfin Rhymes*. error. It’s best to move on the solid foun­ During the four years, dation of known fact. i t has urged the O'­ N e ills not to talk Our Dynamo, whether within, without, idly with others about the messages, but to make them whether he is a light the size of a quar­ public— and how more public can you get than to print ter, or whether he fills the universe, is a them in The ABERREE?— The EDITOR. distinct personality with beliefs, atti­ tudes, and motives, with a sense of humor, For overflow and undertow and other idiosyncrasies that make up a The net is planned. definite individuality. So ride the wagon, court the dragon— I believe he has no aberrations, and Sear the land. always tells the truth, unless error on the The naked truth behind the ruse side of Love be untruth, which I do not The dragon stand: accept. Abuse deflayed, the spear delayed He seems to be able to produce any in­ By steely rand. formation from the past, from a distance, The Elfin Band meant the neighborhood and to some extent, from the future. A children, with whom she was spending a lot month before the 1952 elections he told us of time each day. The “Wedding band defies" (after coaxing— he does not like to intrude etc.: Hie marriage obligation was inconsis­ in mundane affairs) that Ike would carry tent with the neglect of what was a great 40 states, including Illinois, the home opportunity for both of us. “Overflow" in­ state of his opponent. So, two days after dicated giving out advice and criticism un­ the election, when he had 39 states in the necessarily. Both of us were guilty. The bag and Kentucky was still in doubt, we “undertow" is the Dynamo *s term for time- felt certain Kentucky would go into the consuming habits which pull us down to fu­ Eisenhower column. Not so. tility. The "wagon" must be the water wagon "What about that 40 th state?" I asked. and was indicated for me. “Court the drag­ Dynamo— Talk about the weather and you on"— win the co-operation of the selfish have an equally upsetting subject. self. “Sear the land"— eliminate the weeds After the first three months of Dynamo- from the garden of the mind. ing, Clara, to an extent, lost interest in We had to find the “dragon stantf’ in a the adventure, and managed to have her time book by Jung, several weeks later, before taken up with other things so that our psy­ we got the real significance. This is a chic work was abbreviated. very important negative factor in the indi­ I asked the Dynamo secretly to help out viduation or regeneration process. Jung says the situation if he could. We got this in all these old myths and legends which pic­ reply: ture a dragon at the mouth of a cave guard­ The time is spent to circumvent ing it from those who wish to enter to find The task at hand. gold, are symbolic of a man’s resistance to The radio, the picture show, "rebirth" (not reincarnation). Jung uses The elfin band “rebirth" in the same sense as “regenera­ Delight the eye, reduce the try tion" and "individuation". To take a stand. The thing which Dianeticists and relig­ Freeborn the will is active 3till— ionists and others have been groping after Ho reprimand. is projected from the unconscious mind of Diversions fame, a simple game man in a host of legends and fables thru Of shifting sand. antiquity. The legend of the birth of the Take heed by day, to pave the way Divine Child is a symbol of this regenera­ For countermand. tion. The ego fits the game of wits. The dragon is the selfish self which The wedding band must be outwitted or killed if one would be Defies the way the fossils play reborn. The dragon’s thorny hide (steely At times demand rand) deflects the spear of truth to save For burled treasure their full measure himself from demise. I think most psycho­ Of the sand. therapists will recognize having run up Repeat the play, the wits delay against this phenomenon. Reshapes the hand. The dragon is the “False Temple" that APNIl, 1»57 The ABBRRBE •1.ides the radiance of His glory*'. We will as follows, it will convince you that you ali run across him if we embark on the in­ can communicate with your Dynamo: dividuation process. We will probably have Resolve to try this for a period of at him whitewashed, nostrils deflamed, angelic least 30 days to insure substantial results. wings tacked to his sides, and we will feel Upon retiring, compose yourself. Relax he is indispensable to us. In fact, we tend every muscle in the body. Catch yourself to think He is tne Self. It will take a before going to sleep (you are likely to skilled guide like the Dynamo to dissuade fall asleep very quickly while practicing the average student. relaxation). Affirm to yourself: “Self of He is a formidable antagonist and doubt­ Myself, tonight point out to me the Sifted less the mortalities he is responsible for Candor, which metes the blighted chain", or are much more numerous than his defeats. "Tonight may I be shown the sifted candor These legends of the Garden, and the Di­ which metes the blighted chain". Repeat vine Child, and the dragon all illustrate several times, visualizing the goal. that the intuitive understanding of rebirth When you awaken, trace your thoughts is as old as man. The Myth of the Night Sea back and recapture the dream. You have been Voyage also symbolizes rebirth, according dreaming all right. Don't say you haven’t. What were you thinking about just now? And to Jung. Only once did I try to pin the Dynamo before that? And before that? That was a down on the reincarnation issue. Early in dream, wasn't it? Now record it in detail on a piece of paper. Every detail. It is the game he had given his consent and sanc­ what you think is unimportant that is im­ tion to our joining a mystical organization portant. if you generalize you will over­ that (we found after joining) taught rein­ look details. Copy every fleeting impres­ carnation and other mystical ancient doc­ sion. trines. Later, analyze the dream with reference But that was not enough. I demanded that he say in black-and-white whether or not it to possible character faults. You have to was so. His policy always was to speak or­ be HONEST WITH YOURSELF. acularly on subjects we were not ready to Do this every night. You will get re­ accept intellectually. sults. Dec. 12, 1952— Paul— Dynamo, is reincar­ And also, get out that ouija board and nation a fact? work with it, too, every day for 30 days. Dynamo--Yes. Ten minutes a day. Paul--You wouldn't care to give me any Hey, wait a minute! You say you don't info about my last incarnation? have any faults? The dragon is guarding Dynamo— Folderol. your cave, Mr. or Mrs. Aberree. Your hus­ Paul— I would like to know. band or wife can’t run him off either. This Dynamo— You are and have been all things. is a job only you can perform. Chase that Paul— Such an answer would apply to any­ dragon away! Or kill him! Go in and get one who asked the question? that gold! Dynamo— Yes. Dynamo— The vast estranged their gilded Paul— I am all things now. I do not un­ caverns bought. derstand that. In freedom ranged, the needle's eye they Dynamo— The summing up, the day is here caught, For you to steer the brain child Vhen wisdom's caller, stately scholar, Into higher gear. Scanned the heavens, set the time at Paul— Explanation, please. nought. Dynamo— Time for the commentary. It was on Dec. 30, 1952, three months After some more persistent questioning after the advent of the Dynamo, that we about reincarnation: received a statement of the seven steps. It Dynamo— The shadow of the sepulchre has was 8:30 in the evening and the sky had never been mistaken. cleared following a brisk shower. The moon In wisdom he h a s found the door, the glistened on the wet leaves as we could see greatest step has taken. thru the undraped window. Our room was The light is on, the shadow gone, the dimly lighted only by the many-colored great illumination candles of the Christmas tree which we had Leaves mystery in infancy, revealing re­ not yet taken down. creation. I had been hounding the Dynamo to give I take it to mean that death is a door us .a series of orderly steps for the inte­ which illuminates everyone with the knowl­ gration program. Doubtless he was awaiting edge of reincarnation. However, wisdom the opportune moment, which he understood cultivated can bring this illumination be­ far better than we. fore death, and the understanding with it. Reception was rapid. Clara read the This interpretation, howevef, is based not lines with only momentary hesitation: alone on the above, but upon previous ut­ Diamonds all around tonight, terances, also. Leaves still wet, the moon is bright. The above verse remains somewhat enig­ Harvest hope and God in sightl matic. The first line, for instance. Cer­ Diamond venture all your own. tainly there have been many theories about Beauty on the pages shown. death and some of them must have been mis­ See the light reflected therel taken. However he may refer to the almost Pearls of wisdom everywhere. universal belief held in all lands and among Garden of the Great Divide, all peoples that man survives the grave in Love and wisdom side by side. some form or another. Beauty in the touch of each. You can t really believe a thing until Solitary fingers reach you have experimental evidence of it. For the thorns below the roses. Therefore, if you will perform experiments i n-fisf Tiipm far 8 The ABB RRE E APRIL,- 1957 What Psychometry Is Not By DOROTHY SPENCE LAUER Contacts with the Dead iONTRARY to popular be­ “Oh, the medium explains, “that's be­ lief, one of the things cause they have trouble with their voices psychometry is NOT is a for awhile." medium of communicating This woman who had worked for the medi­ with the dead. Nor is ums told me of a time when a woman said to a science that will grant “the voice": “Oh, I didn't know you had wish, or merely flatter short hair, Grandma”, and the “Grandma” re­ those who come to the psy- plied, “Oh, w e ’re modern over here, too.” chometrist wishing to know what the future So back she goes, puts on a long, black holds for them. Psychometry produces re­ wig (the client had spoken of the long sults, but only if you do not let your own black hair), and returned. “Now,” she said, personal desires and wants run it.. "do I appear as Grandma?” The person was Many know of foretellers of the future convinced. The woman told of going to Mexi­ who will tell their clients: “The spirit of co with the mediums, and buying huge quan­ Mary So-and-so absolutely guarantees that tities of fake jewels. Then, to each of the you will get your wish”, or that they will clients, who pays $5 for the “reading", they have success in oil, or stocks, or other give one of these “jewels” as a “stone from financial ventures. Eventually, of course, the other side”. I was so disgusted that I there is disappointment. What is wrong— the told her to leave my home and never return. spirit being asked? or the person giving She threatened to have all the spiritualists the message? against me, but this did not frighten me as All wishes can't be granted. I tell many I knew the right spiritualists would do no who come to me that a certain wish will not such thing. be granted, and they reply: “I've been to Psychometry does produce a clear picture every reader in town, and they all say it of what you tell, but if you're honest, and will be granted. Why are you different? a person asks if there is gold at a certain "I do not contact the dead," i tell them. location, you tell them “no”, if that is “I concentrate only upon Divine Intelli­ the impression you get. And you stick to it gence, which knows everything. I am a chan­ no matter if every reader in the world dis­ nel only.” I often explain that the death agrees with you. I feel that one cannot be of Joe Jones, or whomever they may wish to successful if they use fraud. contact, does not make him a perfect spir­ Personally, I am content in knowing that it, or give him infinite wisdom. If he lied I have helped others. I charge a small fee, in life, he could very easily follow the with no intention of getting rich, but I do same tendency as a spirit -- at least, until believe that people do not value things he learns better. they get for nothing. Same have written and Don't misunderstand me. I feel there are asked for a reading, saying they had no many wonderful mediums, and in every case money. To these, I give the reading and ask of one giving tested messages, you will that they pay me when they can. I know if find they admit they are not concentrating they are taking advantage of me, but I mere­ on any one certain person who has gone on, ly send them an extra blessing during my but on the Divine Power. meditation hour. Perhaps they needed it in psychometry, you don’t have to worry more than I. about forms, faces, and so on. It always amazes me that most “ fortune I often feel that too many times, people tellers” and readers are poor. I ’m not expect the nth degree in forecasting. One wealthy, by any means, but I do believe in man wrote: “I was surprised you did not demonstrating what I teach. contact my dead grandfather. He was a favo­ And another of my pet aversions is the rite of mine.” demanding of huge fees--even from persons I “I'm sure he wouldn't come to me, but to m m 76 Ptftfr nr. PLFtsn you, yes,” I wrote back. "fou are the first medium (psychometrist) Dorothy Spence Lauer i s one of the foremost psy- who ever was truthful to me. I truly was chonetrists of today, end her articles are carried testing you,” he replied. So you see, most regularly in several national magazines in addition people really want the truth. However, so to The ABERREE. Readers wishing at atalysis a ay use the coupon below, or a separate sheet of paper, atd many have been misguided that you can’t send with their donation some small item, such as a blame them for being a bit suspicious of hairpin, a letter, a comb, or the lik e . Be sure your all of us. name end correct address are included. On one occasion, a woman who had an an­ alysis from me, said that she had been the REQUEST FOR PSYCHOMETRIC ANALYSIS Dorothy Spence Lauer voice of — (and she named the controls of 5149 Meridian Street some famous trumpet mediums). Los Angeles 42, Calif. I told her that, to me, this was worse I enclose a donation of $3.00 and (name of than stealing--preying upon poor people who article enclosed)...... are in grief, such as mothers who have lost please psychometrize the article and send my one of their children. Imagine how they analysis to my address below. feel when the spirit trollops in with the Name...... voice of a child. “But it doesn’t sound just like Jenny”, Street...... the mother complains. City,...... Zone__ State...... APRIL, 1957 The ABERRBE 9 dren of all thoughts. Within every thing is WHISPERS of GOD WITHIN everything, and those who diligently seek r~rn~n TIfkuFft U t M P a c f It I shall find it. Indeed, everyone knows it, thoughts in flight? To concentrate is to and finds it whether or not he seeks it, grasp a thought, an idea, an ideal — and because he is it. This fact only he does perhaps to lose others more important, more not know because he wills not to know lest inspiring? What is the whispering within too'much knowledge gives him too much to and what is its purpose? That it must have think about, and do. a purpose, even tho running free from an "Be still, and know that I am God.” ancient habit, is as certain as that it is, How old is that advice, which no man is which in turn is as certain as that I cm, required to follow, yet which each man you are. knows because each man, sometimes against A thought is a wild stallion, a hurri­ his will, seemingly, goes into the silence, cane, a streak of lightning, a roll of seeking! Or he goes into the silence delib­ thunder, a bird a-wing, a sound, a silence. erately not seeking, though inevitably, and It may be all of these things and definite­ eventually, he must find, however distantly ly many more, all together in a team that lost he, the "lamb”, is. Nothing, and none, speeds away in all directions, up, down, is ever lost. Man finds if he seeks. He and around; and it needs not that man hold manages a minute here, a minute there, a each hy slack rein or taut, or even that half hour of wonder, a few minutes of man recognize a thought, or thoughts, and thought-pursuit, and lo he roves the stars. the shapes of each and every one. Roving as he will, how can he not find. Man knows. He knows that he is. He knows Finding himself, man knows himself God. because of these many thoughts which, on (Next month-- "Memories a-Growing”) occasion, are the wings of many blackbirds, OCKDO on other occasions the white wings of suck­ ling-cooing doves. They are night and its silences, days and their glories of sound DYNAMO TUTORS IN RHYME and beauty and sunlight. I CONTINUED FROlT PISE 6 I Thoughts are man’s communicants. They ■Beauty born on pain* encloses are things. Each thought is one, yet each Chapters on the stairs of heaven. is all others, because to entertain o n e Widest steps from one to seven. thought, and know it, or even sense it, is Paul--The first step is the firm founda­ to entertain all, potentially, know all, tion. I wonder what the second is? potentially. The fact of knowing is the Dynamo— Carrying the load. beginning of knowledge. Third— reaching for the pearls. But wisdom is greater than knowledge, Fourth— Understanding of beauty born in for wisdom may be the brightest possession pain. of the unknowing, as witness the mute child Fifth— The touch of magic over all. whose thoughts are so secret that even the Sixth— The leveling of the waves. all-knowing mother can only guess what a Seventh— Realization of the simple truth. child thinks, or even that it does. Later, I asked him to give us the steps The child's world becomes a room, and in less cryptic form so we could understand rooms, and stairs — stairs up to bedrooms bdttsr and attics, to closets, and bureaus; stairs Dynamo— The final answer is the open down to darkness in forbidden basements galley. where strange dangers lurk in semi-darkness The seedlings flourish in the shaded long before the child knows danger, but not valley. before he senses it, whether or not base­ So the understanding of these steps is ments and darkness are forbidden him. Man like the other “seeded Wisdom” of the Dy­ is b o m to a sense of danger. Does that namo. It comes wnen the chains that bind prove that his mother whispered to him, in the mind are loosed. Meanwhile, they grow the womb, warnings that the world would be like seedlings in the mind of everyone who dangerous? That his father spoke to him In reads them with aspiration in his heart.’ the silences, or that perhaps his parents Later, I will publish my understanding knew danger even as he was conceived? of them. Thoughts lead everywhere, even into the (To be continued in tne May issue.) forbidden, the secret, the sly, and man, CCKX) whether or not he deserves, must follow NO CONTACT WITH DEAD them. He may refuse to follow. He may in­ I f.OHTIHUED FROM P AGE W’i sist he does not follow so vehemently that know to be rich who can afford it. Just be­ he does not know ne follows; but a thought cause Mr. Jonesafeller is wealthy doesn't once held, and knowu, is forever imprisoned mean I should expect him to pay more than in him with whom it originated, to whom it the housewife down the street. came, or through whom it seemed to pass. I feel that if I can help prove there It is of vital importance, from cradle are honest mediums, who don’t nave to fool to the grave, perhaps from endless ages be­ their clients, then I have helped to offset some of the prejudice. Most persons want fore birth to endless ages after death, plain honesty, even tho at the time of the that man manipulates the tools of thought reading they may not wish to hear that their so that each thought, even the most unedi­ cherished wish has little chance of coming fying, shall profit him, that he "lose not true. This they’d find out anyway, so why his own soul”. mislead them? To those I teach, I always Man, of course, cannot lose his own say: "Do not go overboard, be natural, en­ soul. It is not his to lose. Within every joy your home, your children, and by all means, be honest. Pace facts. And don’t be cell is all knowledge and therefore, poten­ swayed if the person looks a little frowning tially, all wisdom. Within every thought is at what you tell him. Later on, you will the father of all thoughts, and the chil­ find that you can live with yourself!

1 0 The ABERREE APRIL, 1957 for an after-dinner pickle. Burks writes that both "Whispers of the WALSHES QUIT Qod Within" and "Monitors" can be bought (or soon will be availa­ ble) in book form from Hill Stu­ SCIENTOLOGY dio, 1415 Derry St., Harrisburg, Penn., at $3 each. They’re both FOR TOTOLOGY on tape, too, if you’d rather lis­ ten than read,.. ^Sometimes, there After six years as the bulwark isn’t much percentage in trying of Scientology on the west coast, to enjoy illness, when you have a Hardin and Joanna Walsh are an­ correspondent who negates and nouncing that Scientology Coun­ zeros your most cherished symp­ cil, under which label they have toms into nothingness. But just been operating, is being changed in case this issue of The ABERREE to the University of Totology. should be a few minutes late, we The university is located at 621 feel our expectant readers are South Oxford, Los Angeles, Calif. entitled to an .explanation: You First public presentation was at see, it was this way: One Sunday an open meeting on 3 March, and we were rushing preparation of spring classes in Totology were our back yard (which looks like to start at the university on the W Ivor Darreg complains in his a relief map of the Adirondacks) evening of 11 March. January “Weakly Newsance* that for grassing, just as soon as the "The Totality Cbncept has pro­ the Los Angeles police still have weather shows signs of staying ven highly acceptable as a phil­ not solved, nor, apparently, at­ moderate. While we spaded and osophy, religion, and application tempted to solve, the unprovoked raked, the Publisher added to and method here,” Joanna Walsh writes beating of himself and his mother stirred her compost heap in a far in announcing the changeover thru in their home in June, 1956. May­ comer of the yard, and we swear The ABERREE. "We are getting be had Ivor cited a traffic or it was the sight of that compost calls from people consistently, parking violation against the mess, reminding us of the spam- telling us that now they can tell plug-ugly also, he’d have gotten infested navy food we got down in us that, in their estimation, more action, since most police of the South Pacific in 1942 - 43, ’Scientology was never a relig­ today are mentally equipped only that restimulated some old malar­ ion; that it was a cold philoso­ for handling this latter type of ia bugs. Anyhow, like "ole Black phy— admittedly an application of "crime”... 1Art Coulter is sending joe", we laid down our shovel and methods for body and spirit, but out a questionnaire to Synerget- the hoe, and took to our bed with that something was lacking, which iclsts to get reaction to a sec­ chills and fever for 10 days. And in the Totality Concept they ond "Synergetics Workshop” to be when we explained to Phil Fried­ find’. Are we ever delighted, be­ held in late June or early July man why we hadn’t been so prompt cause this was our own understan­ in Columbus, Ohio. Theme o f the m answering his letters, this was ding also. We will always be Workshop would be "Positive Syn­ our reward: "Malaria is a mal thankful to Ron for his contri­ ergetics’’—which, we suppose, is aria is a male aria. That’s my bution. something like a light white, or song. How many females do you “The Totality Concept is grow­ a. fast speeder, or cold ice... know relative to males that have ing an d expanding rapidly in 10ne of The ABERREE’s new readers rad malaria?... In Malay the home methodology. Monographs are non says she had "to plow under six of MayLay-aria, when the natives being prepared. priests” in order to get into get malaria, they chew on the cin­ “We have been doing a series (accepted by) the Church. Which chona bark and they get well. So of Sunday services on philosoph­ we think an excellent idea. Now, the M.D.’s found quinine in cin­ ers who were Tbtologists. There if all our readers will enter a chona bark, so they attribute the have been a few who were looking church with the same successful cure to that one element; they and knowing somewhat. We then add results, some of this man-incuba­ neglect the whole. Aiyone who the data we have discovered thru ted sin migdit get plowed under at gets malaria and is cured, it’s our processing as well as thru the same time... 1 All good things in spite of, not on account o f, the processing of our research must end, in this ever-changing the quinine.”... group* These have been highly ac­ world, and so it is with deep re­ ceptable to our grow. They are gret that we announce the closing w Charity Gaines, who has done on tape. Might prove good reading of our London “branch”. It seems a bit of research in Human Engin­ material for your ’Infinites'. that our brother, Clarence, who eering, Concept Therapy. Huna, Should you care to we could send has been stationed in Ehgland as and Dianetics, now has a hanker­ you a tape to try; if your read­ a member of Uncle Sam’s aerial ing to find out something about ers find it acceptable, you might might (or is it mite?) soon will Ontology and/or the writings of run it as a series. So far, we be returning Stateside, and hopes one Carl Johnson on the subject. have done Plato, Aristotle, F. to take a gander at some of the Since this is one of the ologies Bacon, Spinoza (he’s a doll To- European cities before he stuffs in whose pie we’ve never had a tologist), Voltaire. Kant, Hegel. his family into a B-4 bag and finger, we can only suggest that We do Schopenhauer this Sunday." gets his nose pointed toward the any reader with information get The University of Tbtology has Statue of Liberty. But that does- in touch with her at 3152 Ruckle. been incorporated as a non-profit n ’t mean we’re no longer interes­ Indianapolis. Ind...1H. R. Morri­ organization under California ted in British book sales and son. of St. Petersburg, Fla., in laws. In addition to the Ralsbes, subscriptions; it just means that renewing his subscription, blames one of its board members and fac­ customers must go back to the old a long list of laws, taxes, and ulty is C. Bernard, described as red tape method of making their other of civilization’s habili­ "master of oriental philosophy remittances... ments for his delay. If we hata’t and Yoga practices, and Cor many 10RI0N Magazine for April car­ received almost identical copies years a minister and associate ries an excellent eulogy on Arth- from five or six other renewers, with the late Paramhansa Yoga- uj J, Burks, by-lined hy Ron we’d have printed the durned nandi". Hubbard. In it, this writer “57 thing because it was clever. fiction says of his fellow fic­ Thank you, H. R... 1 Robert Gard­ tion writer: “We could use a large ner, whose work in Dianetics bureau field aide for the western number of Arturos" (meaning AJB *s), an3 E-Therapy goes back to the 4th of the U. S. which will keep but we think the same goal would days when Dianetics was trying to me on the road about half the be reached if more persons found build a free bridge for man and time. As an inspector my job will out about the one we have... 1 And not a toll bridge for those able be to soothe ruffled feathers as hy the way, if you’re reading this to hang cm, writes that he has much as to inspect observational before turning to “Whispers of been transferred from Austin, procedures.’’ (Oome on down, Bob, the God Within" on Page 3, you’re Tex., to the Weather Bureau at we get ruffled feathers about the trading your entree and dessert Salt Lake City. "I am now weather weather every once in awhile.)

APRIL, 1957 The ABERREE 11 ested; literally it means ‘beyond about tops. I have made faster physics’— in other words, beyond progress in 50 hours of totality the realm of physical materiality processing with the help of tapes into the esoteric realm of non­ during each of the three months material life, mind, and spirit. than I did with all of my pro­ ‘lone coins a new word only fessional work... when necessary to describe some­ “I am still doing quite a lot thing truly new, or to avoid un­ of what I have referred to as desirable connotations which may snap auditing. There is hardly a have become established with res­ day goes by but that I give some­ pect to an existing word describ­ body a fast lift. I took a young ing something not new. I think lady to court the other day and ‘metaphysics’ is shedding any un­ in the 70-mile drive, I noticed desirable connotations it may that her face was drawn up pretty have once had. Ihe word is being badly on one side. I had her get used respectfully by scientists the impression that she could see themselves nowadays to describe it from the outside and could see the area outside and beyond the discoloration around the side of area which physical scientists the face. I had her look at it have delimited. until the discoloration or the “I say that we are interested shadows left. Believe it or not, in metaphysics, that we are meta­ her face straightened out, just physicists. Furthermore, I sug­ that fast. Her mother was almost "It is with a humility that gest that ‘metaphysician’ would startled hy the change in her ap­ surpasseth all understanding that be a good general term to des­ pearance. I don sack suit and aspirins and cribe those of us who are prac­ "These are the things that stand before you, self-accused. I titioners in the field— auditors, keep me tied to this new science.” am he, or that, which suggested a guides, therapists, counselors, -- Judge Irvin g Smith, Niagara, contest recently thru your other­ or advisors of one sort or anoth­ wise fine publication, the pur­ er— who offer aid to others in “(Jacob Apsel’s) point about pose of said contest to find a the form of *applied metaphysics’. me saying the ‘Dynamo is the only word to apply to ‘unorthodox-type •‘I heartily endorse Perella’s instance in recorded history of seekers ’, etc., etc. The reason expression of the need for cross- fluent communication with this that I now flagellate myself is correlation of terms and con­ principal’ is well made. I saw this; I failed to make clear the cepts. And the idea of looking the weakness of the statement af­ true purpose of this contest. I for a suitable term to describe ter making it but let it ride. failed, failed, do you hear, to our field certainly makes good “The East Indians have probab­ make it clear in my original.let­ sense. I hope the contest stunt ly done everything we have done ter to you that what is needed is will be successful. It could be a and a lot better than we have a term which will not only be long step toward substantial im­ done it. Sometimes we fall into descriptive in some broad fashion provement in our ability to com­ the social aberration of confin­ but which would stand an outside municate with each other. We cer­ ing ourselves to the very limited chance of wide acceptance and us­ tainly need it. * — A. W. Schrader, outlook of western materialism as age. Such a term would relate to Jr., Belleville, Mich. a basis for thought. Since we are the ‘unorthodox field’ in the communicating with people who same way that Protestant relates "Don't know why I didn’t see will usually accept these limita­ to the field of religion. It an issue before this — but now tions as valid. But it is a bad could not be a word or term which that I have seen Vol. 3, No. 9, I habit anyway. is applied likewise to some par­ want to see more.’’--Hazel Miimis, “Jacob forgot that I asked the ticular group or attitude-ism, Eos Angeles, Calif. Dynamo who he was, and published otherwise such skulls as Theoso- “Since you are a bright and the answer in article 1 . I have phists, Spiritualists, universal- asked him many times since then. ists, Navelists, Intestinal Read­ alert young fellow (ED. Note - - Flattery will get you nowhere, I see no reason for assigning ers, Rainbow Bubblers, Ba-Whos, spookhood to him unless he adopts and Pillars of Desirelessness- Sari), I am sure this is the kind of activity that interests you. that label himself. If he is a lessness would not accept. And discarnate he must have perfectly that would be bad. I have spoken. (ED. NOTE No. 2 — Enclosed was a brochure on the Brown B- Cell, a good reasons for his anonymity. I have spoken too much. To the “He certainly has much better three entries, thanks; excellent, story about which was printed in the March ABEDREE.) use of his mental faculties than but not applicable to Navelists the average communicating spook. nor to Whoosh Curriers, Like "Friends in California some I know because I have read many snail back into shell, or shell time ago wrote about this devel­ opment and what wonderful results scores of the books Mr. Jacob once again around snail, I with­ mentions in his letter. Patience draw, cursing myself for a myopic they were experiencing on their truck farms. Worth is an example, and also the arse. Carry on. Do you know where seances Victor Hugo held while in I can get a pair of used aura "I am having some interesting goggles for the $25 prize money I experiences with Volney Mathison’s exile. am saving? I am getting ineffa­ sleep tapes. If I live thru it, I "There have been other intel­ will indeed be one of the wonders ligent messages purporting to ble, and want to watch,"--Paul come from once embodied humans. P e r e lla , Bellaire. Texas. of this age. The affirmations he has given me are quite interest­ But it seems that most of such ing, and after 44 runs are be­ material is gobbledegook from the "Please give us more articles lower level of the psychic's con­ by John C. Brown; the one in the ginning to show signs of life. "Following your run of Dorothy scious mind. March issue is fascinating, and I "The important point is that am sure there are many others Lauer’s analysis, I wrote her and waiting, as well as myself, to find her an able person. I hope the wisdom, the useful informa­ you follow your article with your tion in the Dynamo’s message, is find out how your own experiments the only claim to value. If he along this line have turned out.” aftermath appraisal.”-- Earl Hughes, White Plains, N. Y. were to start off on the dead-end --Thelma E. Gallagher, D.C., De­ of trying to prove his true sta­ troit, Mich...... “With the second* issue of ‘A tus, whatever it is, the only re­ "Regarding Paul Perella's con­ Concept of Totality ’ that was in sult would be to revive that old test for a term by which.we can your November issue, I reread the storm of controversy in such a describe ourselves, why do n't we October issue and watched for the degree as to lose the ‘ashes of just use ‘metaphysicist'? I think December. I have been following the dead’ which he is trying to the straightforward dictionary the suggested outline very close­ communicate in undiluted form. definition of metaphysics is a ly with the use of a tape record­ "For instance, most of the re­ pretty accurate description of er. I think totality processing ligions have a hard core of truth the field in which we are lnter- as a process for self-auditing is behind them, and this truth is 12 The ABERBEE APRIL , 1957 the very thing the Dynamo Is We derived knowledge from It. well-being. The catalyst, as a teaching. But so often It Is the From this point of view It was healing agent, should be desira­ oase In organized religions that not a failure. If a chemist per­ ble, because no part of it enters they have allowed emphasis on the forms an experiment In a test into chemical combination with letter rather than the spirit, tube he will Inevitably discover the elements in the body, but ef­ and rivalry ovsr each one’s ex­ new knowledge. Once he has dis­ fects the alchemical marriage of clusive right to disseminate covered the knowledge inherent in the pluses and the minuses in It. truth, to stir up a holocaust the experiment, he would be fool­ "Generally we know how the which has beclouded and lost the ish to nurture the contents of chemical catalyst functions. We truth they originally set out to the tube longer. The old contents know something of organic cata­ teach,*--Paul O'Neill, Marrero, La, should be cleaned out to make lysts such as enzymes. We should room for a new experiment and know the human catalyst as the ‘•As you move away from the old thus movement (Is) ever forward Christ presence and the mental habit of sticking pins Into a red­ toward an expanding understanding catalyst as the silence of ‘giv­ headed doll... The Aberree gets of TRUTH. So you see, although ing no thought’. better and better. W»at Paul O'­ project Nucleus is DOOMED, It Is “It has been predicted that Neill says about love in this not such a dire thing as it may the greatest future discoveries month's article rings alarm bells sound.*— Don Purcell, Wichita. in healIng wlll be the catalysts.” all over the place... — Phil. Fried*on, Florence. Ariz. “Alphia, I resent the editori­ “We have the book mentioned In al giant you placed on the pass­ The Aberree, ‘Auto-condltionlng’, “Everything is wonderful. Ev­ ing of Project Nucleus. Of course, and I think I can see results for erything is getting better all I realize It was largely my fault myself. Since progress is an in­ the time. Scientology is better, that such a slant became possi­ dividual thing I can speak only Dianetics is better. Human Engin­ ble. Project Nucleus, like every­ for myself. Maybe someone will eering is better, The ABHBEB is thing else we do In the Synerget­ come up with the universal for­ better, even the movies and tele­ ic community, was an experiment. mula for everyone. It had better vision are better. be found soon. The world situa­ “Best of all, in my opinion, tion isn’t encouraging at pres­ is the work being done hr Art ent.”— Helen Petersen, Phoenix, Coulter and his imaediate associ­ Ariz. (ED. NOTE— Wouldn’t a “uni­ ates in Synergetics. It is hard versal formula for everyone” be work, but productive and reward­ about as devastating as a univer­ ing work. It will be my privilege sal solvent? What would all these to co-edit, with Art, a new maga­ ISIBDTAs (I Stole It But Don’t zine or Journal which introduces Tell Anybody) do if some of their a new method of communication. It victims began getting results?) will be made of paper and printed with ink and from all outside “Thanks to Alice for trun­ appearances will be just like cating the pyramid on the March other books or magazines, but in cover design. (NOTE from Pub.— I the reading it will be vastly FOR didn’t do. it.) There seems to be a slight error in the caption, in different. I hope that all of BETTER the word ‘manslgns’. Should it those that I have come to know MENTAL, not be, ‘in my Father’s house thru the pages of the Aberree EMOTIONAL will be able to join us in this there are many man-shuns’? Let’s new venture. and not get twisted. "Art is gathering all the ma­ PHYSICAL "Ralph Swanson mentions the terial and preparing it in the BALANCE *No-significance’ of Scientology. new form. It will be my Job to I guess that’s the same as think­ get it on paper and mailed out— a Try an ing nothing of it. job I volunteered for and a duty Electropsychametrically "Joshua Carmichael did a splendid Job of comparing the I hope I can live up to.*— Fred Tape Recorded commands, ‘Do what is necessary Hibbard, Dodge City. Jtas. Assessment to turn the picture white’, and “I’m subscribing to this again for ‘Do what is necessary to make the because you believe as I do: that picture more solid’. It hadn’t ’God’ has some purpose for man MATHISON occurred to me that they are one rather than that he considers him and the same technique. Yes, white a norm (struggling with sex).”— Personalised is the focal point, which is the Fa. nucleus, which is heavy. I should Mary Hyde. Alexandria, have known that white is weight— "Keep up the work; damned if I a light-heavy weight. know whether it’s good or not.”— “Weight is white, is the zero Chris Hossee. Wilmington. Del. point, where there is ’no-signif­ icance’; that is, no signs of “Have read the issue of The (LATES1 MODEL PROBE-TYPE plus and minus. Aberree you were kind enough to INSTRUMENT) “Black is decentration. White send on approval. Since I an in­ is concentration. Black and white terested in reading all of Paul *s ■— tomorrow's Beal ini are consequences of each other. (O’Neill) contributions. I am No amount of analytical effort herewith enclosing a subscription Art today 1" can unbalance the whiteness of for the remainder of the year. the blackness or the blackness of “How about the possibility the white. that these people are either pos­ "Integration is the collapse sessed or inviting the condition hibodeau of outer darkness. Disintegration by their activities? I an exceed­ T Is the explosion of inner light. ingly alarmed at this possibility CHIROPRACTIC To turn the black picture white and wonder why you take such CLINICS or to make it more solid, is to chances. I have never seen any Myrtle Beach, S. Car, Just invite another explosion, lasting good cone from such things Box SB Telephone 5042 and, another cycle, Carmichael. as dabbling in esoteric pursuits “Anent John ‘B’ Cell Catalyst and withdrew myself from them "In these modem deye of our Brown, i can report that last some 7 or 8 years ago. You would high-speed, nerve exh easting spring I used a little of the *B* be surprised how difficult this living, chiropractic Is fast be­ coming an Indispensable element Cell water on a few trees. They is to do, as I find the tempta­ In helping people maintain good did quite well over the summer. tion still recurring to draw me health,* -• Congressional Record Also, I have been drinking the back into this thing, which costs July 36, 1956 Immortal water for about a month me much effort to resist. And my and I feel some Improvement In my own contact was slight. I have - APRIL, 1957 The ABERREE 13 never known of a case that went a human can be systematically scarce. The lack of watersheds is very far that ever recovered. Hie raised. A multiplier of one type throwing off the balance of na­ will is completely subdued by has been placed in operation; re­ ture. It is obvious that future what appears to be an outside sults so far are encouraging. generations will have to depend personality with a will of its Others are in the experimental on another source for their water own. For this reason alone, I stage. supply. would be extremely cautious of any " 'Project Bossy’, an elec­ "Mr. Brown’s discovery is mo­ such experimentation. tromechanical machine for speed­ mentous. I believe many stupen­ “I...was very much entertained ing up 'work’--the elimination of dous discoveries will be made In by your cover illustration. How­ impedances — is making good prog­ the following years. It’s men ever, I am somewhat puzzled as to ress. This is one of the most like John Brown, who will get what connection it has with the promising research lines going on down to brass tacks and spend contents of your magazine, once now in Synergetics. We may have a weary years In research, who are a few years ago, my friends, the pilot model going in time fbr the going to make them. O’Neills, showed me a copy of Ihe Workshop. “The men who try to hinder new Aberree, and I was highly enter­ "Fred Hibbard and I are quite discoveries and new ideas will tained by the contents. In this excited about 'New Horizons’, the not triumph. All that is good and copy you poke fun at no one or successor to Progress Reports. right will come out on top in the anything, except in a few lines (We decided on this instead of end. here and there. You invite terri­ •Syngeneer ’.) Among other things, "I am intensely interested in fic controversy and make some it’s an experiment in communica­ the B-Cell and hope it will be madly illogical statements aimed tion. The first issue will be publicized enough to make Ameri­ obviously at attacking something ready about May 12.”— Art Coul­ cans take notice and do something of proven goodness... so where ter, Columbus, Ohio. about it. does that leave your reader? "I see the 'Hidden Children’ “Either amuse me or anger me. "The name ‘Sleep Tapes’ is be­ articles have come to a close. I For boredom there is no excuse. ing replaced with 'Pre-sleep have been intrigued by every one “Ob, well. I guess in a way you Tapes’. This is the consequence of them. There certainly is a are trying to do some good in of comments from experienced mystery involved in these chil­ your own hackneyed way. If there specialists, one of whom wrote: dren, and I am confident that is anything I can do to help...” 'The only flaw I find in your de­ some day the key will be found.” — Nary McPherson, St. Louis, No. velopment is the name Sleep Tape. —Nancy Lang, Lone Volf, Okla. The subject being exposed to the “I am moving my laboratory out material is NOT asleep — fortun­ "I thought you’d like to hear into the State of California. At ately, for when a subject is from a new ABERREE subscriber. last I have found a sponsor who really asleep, the brain does not (ED. NOTE— We like to hear from believes in the discovery. I am generate alpha-wave suggestion at them all — old or new.) When the glad to say that I am going to any such effective level as that January-February copy arrived, I apply it to the polluted bodies which you are achieving. Why not of water and apply this water to call these ‘pre-sleep tapes’? the agricultural field far the "This we shall do.”— Volney G. WANTED-" Free souls, to SEEK, growth of the new crystalline Mathison. Los Angeles, Calif. FIND, and to PARTAKE of the for­ nucleo-protein foods for a better bidden fruit, attain knowledge, way of life for all of us. Nature “Thanks for printing the arti­ become as Gods, and live forever, does not gamble; every event in cle about John C. Brown’s B-Cel Is. possibly on this earth in the I spent 2 days with him. Things hysical. Seven issues $1.40, our lives takes place in time and ingle copy, 20£. space and a great improvement in seem as he writes and says. THEg OPEN WAY Celina, Tenn. the agricultural field will be "Almost every day I receive noticed very shortly as we go letters from various states and forward in time. I have many dis­ even foreign countries of people coveries to bring out to benefit reporting excellent results from all of our good people who have using B-Cell water for humans, been kept in the dark, as well as animals, birds, plants, etc. the others thruout the planet. "I do not know enough about "I am enclosing my check...to microscopy to tell just what or­ help the cause, and please put my ganism he has, altho I have had name down as a subscriber to your such microscopy as a physician. I valuable publication." — John C. wonder how much of it is spirit­ Brown, Middleboro, Mass. ual healing plus a catalytic physical force which started nat­ is the rifle of a free book "Your editorial, -as usual, was ural healing forces into action. #ven away to ad who write thought - provoking. I wish you'd “I mail my paper (HEALTH ADVO­ fn asking for lit (Please Include be less modest and write more. CATE) to all who write in your io4 for postage and handling) Your editorials, and the letters paper if they come from a small column, are by far the best parts town. If you printed street ad­ LEARN Ihe principles of Faith of The Aberree. dresses in larger cities, I would used by our tfudenfs, who have “The news from Synergetics mail to them also. (ABERREE read­ written us many letters, like* continues to be good. We hope to ers interested in seeing Dr. Don­ hold a Second Synergetic Workshop nelly ’s HEALTH ADVOCATE can send in Columbus this stunner. The theme in their name and address— but we of this workshop will be 'Posi­ have reasons of our own for not tive Synergetics’. A basic aim of printing street addresses of let­ the Workshop will be to learn ter writers.) more about the phenomenon we call “I like the people in Dianet- 'Overdrive’. This is a state of lcs and Scientology that I have hyperacute perceptions, extraord­ met. I hope you succeed in making inarily clear and rapid thinking, a better world than we older peo­ adroit and effortless actions, ple have.” — Dr. Leo Donnelly, Learn how YOU can use the power etc. 8203 Voodward Av., Detroit, Midi, of Faith to do similar thirds In “I appreciate the friendly re­ your lift from the practical marks made by Jim Welgos about “I’ve just finished reading principles In this freebook synergetics. For my part I admire the article by John Brown... My tiie work be is doing and am glad dad is a water-well driller, as HUMAN to bear of his success and growth. you may know. Many times I’ve “We are now experimenting with heard him say that the water sit­ ENGINEERING Intelligence Multipliers, one of uation is gradually getting worse. INC. the discoveries of Synergetics With more and more forests being has been that the intelligence of obliterated, water is getting Box 117 fl Fafrhopt, Alabama 14 The ABERREE APRIL, 1957 was more than delighted. The ar­ eye to eye on the whole sour ticle, ‘A Dynamo that Tutors in deal. ** - -Curtis Janice, Sheboygan, /Commercials Rhyme’, by Paul E. O’Neill I Wis...... ^^Advertuem enta under thi* L-O-V-E-D! head: 21 a word, in advance. "It might interest you to know “Directly pertaining to the my man...and I were in Oklahoma article on modem Dianetic audit­ NOW only $1 each, thanks to tne large last year, Elk City, wheiwe saw ing (March issue), I have just demand. Following title s availa­ our first night rodeo. Grand received one of the most unusual ble: Psychometry; Visualization; The letters you might imagine. It is Golden Magic Circle; In tu itio n Versus state, yours, and the people most so much in alignment with the ar­ Impulse; Psychic Development; Mental hospitable.’’— Helen Shaffer, Yon­ ticle that I thought if you were Telepathy; Concentration. A new mono­ kers, N, Y, graph, “Black Magic”, ready soon. Re­ not already in print and format­ serve your copy now. Order direct “Stop twisting my arm, here's ed up (Ed. NOTE— We were.), you from Dorothy Spence Lauer, 5149 Mer- your two bucks. Glad to note the might share my inclination to add ldian, Los Angeles. Calif,______the letter to the article itself improvement in stock and print­ SEV6N “Spiritual Healing” exercises ing, altho I’ll be most happy as a sort of postscript. I’ll dub by Arthur J. Burks, to be used in when ALL the type is the same in pen names to cloak an identity connection with Mr, Burks’s “in ab­ (typewriter) size. Could it be which you will see would be pref­ sen tia” sessions, from 10:00 to 10:15 that the printing is too close to erable to the author. -- Joshua (ESTl nightly. These exercises, to be the paper? Alice is doing a mag­ Carmichael. used one a night and then repeated, nificent job with her COVERS.”-- "Dear Josh; will be sent to any sho contribute $5 Ted'Joseph son, Burbank, Calif. "I just received your letter and I or more toward Mr. Burks’s Foundation have some interesting things to say for research into what lies behind "Here is my $2 check to con­ to you. My wife has been auditing me disease. K. & S. Smith, Box 301, Har­ tinue my subscription. Your sheet pretty consistently on the technique risburg, Penn. *I is now, except for an occasional you taught her and I just found out PAB that still comes drifting in, that I have been stuck in your up* stairs auditing room ever since we from. I would even like to see a my only communication line with had that session where I hit that couple of devas thrown in... that sort of thing. I wouldn’t vacuum. Stuck in the middle of the “In some respects I feel driv­ want to bore you with the details, hurricane. I case up from birth thru en on to explore and learn, and but a few months ago I resigned hell to the calm point in the Middle on the other I get discouraged my HDA and HCAship — tho I tried of that incident, hut I have not cone because I am so limited in qy to put the best possible face on out of this side of that hell to faculties and environment to do the matter for a while, my stay present time, 7fcat calm was the pivot so. I think you bit the nail on in Washington, instead of in­ point. The first lock after tnis on the head when you spoke of waging creasing my abilities, destroyed the chain was ay death,..a beautiful thing, hurling off the highway at the the game with the emotions. I un­ a few of them, and in general top of Price Canyon, flipping end over derstand the emotional levels are pretty well smashed up my life... end clear to the river at the bottom, our battlegrounds in this life— I have become even more embit­ "I found out the only way you can our astral plane, in other words. tered, if possible, than you are. handle a future death is by postu­ If I talk in occult terms. I am “Which is why I continue to late; perhaps all future incidents not putting on the dog; I am sim­ keep up my subscription to your can only be handled by postulate, 1 ply trying to put into my living ABERREE— it seems that we now see postulated the picture hard, (Be means the meaning of some of this junk solid.) It vould then lighten up and I have been reading — some of it vanish. Ait then the sane death on DOCTORATE COURSE the next tine spiral would pop into really interesting. NOTES-- from the view. I would postulate it hard; it “Like mention of the word 8-8008 lectures would lighten up and vanish. sound with relation to occultism. on Scientology, •*7his seems to go on forever. It This is true because you know the as given by Dr. would seen that the future is tincd* jet planes or supersonic planes L. R. Hubbard.. $3 terable. can break windows and cause de­ B "fiy my own theory, the only way to struction by vibration_ Sound CLINICAL COURSE handle the future is to change the and vibration are in a sense one past. If you run out the engrams in and the same, so a lot of it, if NOTES— from one your past, then you are not the s n e of the advanced as the one who had not run out the you twist it into modern concepts, training lecture engross, and therefore you have a actually makes more sense than series..... $4 different future. one realizes. "Anyway, this death seens to be in “Your mentioning that The Ab- THE TECHNItjUE OP the very near future,' probably before erree will continue political in € CONSCIOUS EVOLU­ the ice nelts next nonth. your auditorials, etc., actually TION — ay L. E. "The 'phone just now rang and it ties in with the one-world plan was •• (my partner) telling me there theme I’ve been reading about... Eeman...... $5 is a service call in from Qreenriver. So, either tomorrow, or the next I think the one-world government SCRUB OAKS, 330- night, I will probably make a wild is worth striving for, but I want page cloth-bound dash for Greenriver to try and get to be darned sure that its pinna­ novel by Alphia there before the location closes. And cle is represented hy the country Hart...... $1 being without a gauntlet. I will throw of whom I am a member, ha! In an old dirty glove into death % teeth other words, I won’t play ball if € as I screech around the curves in Back Issues of I can’t be captain! Naw — just The ABERREE Price Canyon, kidding. Volume I "flow interesting can life get?**— “As an innocent bystander or •No. 6 —Oct.. 1954 (Name withheld). outsider to the field of Scien­ Volume II tology. I wish to laud your ac­ •No. 2— May, 195", "I am very interested in pur­ tion in unembracing Hubbard, and No. 3— June, 1955 suing the occult, and delving in­ moving into a field of general No. 4—Jul-Aug. ,’55 to the unknown, and so forth. I K No. 5 --Sept., 1955 interest to your readers. I be­ No. 6— o c t.. 1955 shall probably spend my life do­ lieve this will... possibly in­ No. 7—Nov., 1955 ing it, but I want to go about it crease your subscribers consider­ No. 8— Deo., 1955 in a sane, organized manner — not ably over a period of time. Mhen No. 9—jan-Peb., *56 as a crackpot jumping off the you are limited to just one theme NO. 10—Mar., 1956 deep end, or going hog-wild over or subject, unless you're head- •only I copy le f t. a city of dawn, supposedly. I over-heels in love with the sub­ Ifolume H I don’t wanna get so carried away ject, it doesn’t always seem at­ 3 All Issues, 1 to 10 in something that it ruins my tractive to you, altho I do get a Price - 25c each perspective. I just like to dab­ bang out of some of your arti­ ble, and at the present I am dab­ cles, but generally these have bling seriously. That may last a little to do with Scientology di­ The ABERREE while— a few years maybe--so long rectly. I have sensed the fact P.O.Box 528 - Enid, Okla. as it can fan the flame of want­ you were out of alignment with ing to know more where that came Hubbard’s philosophy. It seems APRIL, 1957 The ABERREE ip strange I never heard of him un­ processing of love, especially learn to dwell smoothly. If you til I got to know you folks, but the pain of unreturned love, for will not, bound organizations lately many magazines are carry­ we find that on every corner... try to keep people apart, true of ing ads of Scientology...so ap­ “You have visited £d (Milli­ the churches. They say if you parently it has spread. ” - - Ruth gan), I believe, and won his love don’t join mine, the old order 1 erks, Presidio of Aionterre;, and friendship— you and wife noth. said you go to hell, ourn forev­ C a lif...... “There will come to be a City er, and we frightened, enslaved of Dawn, and the OPeTi HAY will do children rush into the fold. “I see you are giving space to it in just what its name implies “Organizations that claim to the dreadfulness of those per­ --open the way' for the building be mystic tell us that we are not fectly awful people putting that of it. to meet others in that organiza­ nasty fluorine in the water so as “If it is to be a holy city, tion until we are of certain to provide a market for the by­ it will be made up of people with grade, tie are not going to make product of those horrid aluminum the grade in isolation complete­ refiners. holiness in them united. Holiness “Chiropteric, antedilluvian, is in consciousness. Your teach­ ly, neither can we make it with and gneiss-headed*. ing lays foundation for some of too much mixture, ile have to “How about exposing the evil it— just as we all have parts in strike a happy medium... motives of those opposing fluori­ some of it. “The human average now feels dation: the people who feel there “Policy of OPEN HAY is to incomplete, storm-tossed, pain­ is something sinister about not bring people together. 0, sure, laden, unloved, rejected, unwant­ having cavities and fillings, the we give each other the devil rub­ ed. Ilns is not a true state of people who have suffered at the bing rough edges, but that pain­ being.Lovie Rebb G asteiner, hands of dentists and who cannot ful rubbing is but a ]esson to Cel in a. 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NEED TO HOP One of our cor- MAY, 1957 Recusant Voice of "The ON SAME BASIS respondents asked Vol. IV, No. 2 Infinites" for Earth, Mars, AS CHURCH SIN us how she might c Saturn, Pluto, Venus, and get the most from ^ Zydokumzruslcehen. Zydokumzruskehen. > Scientology, and we suggested she take the best of it and use it for herself. We were not being Published monthly, except for the combined January-February and July- facetious, nor were we basing our i August Issues, at 207 North Washington, Olid, Oklahoma, U. S. A. views on the odd fact that the Mail Address; Postoffice Box 528, Ehid, Ok]a., U.SLA. man who polishes cars usually Subscription price: $2 a year; $5 for 3 years. Sibgie copies, 254 drives the most begrimed one in Second Class privilege authorized at Slid, Okla., Postoffice his block, or the baker’s chil­ Edita*: lhe Rev. Mr. Or. AliPHIA OMEGA HART, 1-2, D.D., D.Scn., F.Scn., dren munch crackers, the candle­ B. 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Copy must be in o ffice 30 days p rio r letter, this correspondent landed to date of publication. our editorial in which we said churches were creating sin by DUMB ADULTS It must have been it get to the point where parents constantly mocking it qp fras the ARE TOOLS IN a brave principal must hide in order to enjoy sur­ pulpits and in all their litera­ CHILD HANDS who faced a P.-T. A . reptitiously a book that is above ture. At the risk of offending a meeting the other the level of "Little Red Riding- friend whose own therapeutic ef­ I day and announced that henceforth , hood” or “The Three Bears ” ? forts are well rrnipixwl in her students in jeans, unfurled shirt- One need only look at a few own particular field, me can’t tails, and other badges of ex­ statistics to know that there is help but point amt that her two treme informality would not be something wrong with our attitude statements are inconsistent and admitted to classrooms. toward the coming generation. To­ contradictory. it But were the parents incensed? day, in most states, children are If the church view that sin is Did they rise up in angry protest denied profitable, constructive rampant in the world amd most be against this pedagog who dared ways of expending their time by stamped out creates sin, isn’t decree how they should enshroud child labor laws. Parents and our view that most people are in their seraphic scions? They did teachers punish their delinquents need of seme kind of physical, % not! Almost to a man , and woman, at the risk of going to jail on mental, or imtkinl assistance they cheered this peremptory ukase charges of "cruelty” . in the sane i alipBaj? toen we un­ .Tt over a condition that should have And yet, according to a recent dertake, by any ‘Tdap” you n ay been as personal as the means and New York survey, crime has jumped name, to give aid to oar fellow tastes of each family dictated. 32.5 percent for children under nan, aren’t me marking v a world Does this mean that the par­ 16, rape for the same age bracket in need, and there** creating ents of these children parading was up 43 percent, sodomy up 109.9 creatures who need assistance? to school in “ Sloppy Joe” and percent, arson up 18 2 .1 percent, They, in tarn, son ms as needing "Sloppy Jane?’ attire were confes­ assault 40.4 percent, and murder help (not realiring that we’ve sing they had no say-so in the up 26 percent. already solved all o r problems manner of dress their children We won’t undertake to place and are perfect, m e w e d , be­ should wear? Had they suffered in the finger of blame for this con­ ings)', and thereby mm hare s vic­ defeated silence— and welcomed dition in anyone’s garbage pail , ious circle of everyame being in this intervention by an authority but we do know that in many homes extreme need of retohUitation. outside the home who might have we’ve visited, the children we Sure, ee tell ourselves that power over their own offspring liked LEAST were those reared by we are motivated to the most al­ they themselves were unable to parents who’d studied several truistic aims — but tom’s kidding exercise? books on "child psychology", or whom? In Detroit recently, police followed advice by some self- Suppose each of mm "selfishly” banned a book from the newsstands styled “expert?’ in a newspaper or used our "knonledpe of vhat’s because they considered it "unfit magazine column. best for the hnen race?* to im­ for children to read”. And almost " We try to bring Junior up un­ prove his a m sclent of it. and daily, you can read where some inhibited, like Dr. Blank sug­ took no cotoiaenem of others ’ self-appointed censors, or some gests,” a parent says, as Junior ills and aberrations; mould not maladjusted do-gooder, wants cer­ rams his tractor into our shins, the need for help varnish with the tain magazines barred from the and defies us with a toothy grin. sane speed and in the same vehicle mails, denied selling space on Maybe , while we have legisla­ as would sin were the preachers newsstands, or thinks some radio tors in the mood of passing as­ suddenly to start telling people and T-V programs should be out­ inine laws, we might have them how good they ere iewteed of how lawed because of the damage they check the credentials of any do- bad? might do to a juvenile audience. gooder or psychologist before he We don’t know, bet we'd like One of the most powerful relig­ is permitted to open his big trap to see it tried for a fern hundred ious despotisms seems to teem about how to rear a child. Chances years. The other system of find­ with suspicious dignitaries who are, he knows next-to-nothing ing fault— morally and physically are quick to condemn movies, about it, but if he strikes a — hasn’t worked too well during books, and other forms of amuse­ responsive chord in a young parent the centuries now being lied about ment and education which do not who wishes to avoid the responsi­ in our history books. meet full approval of the sin- bility of inflicting punishment QC hunting noses. on "Baby ”, he’s "authority”. We read in "A Dweller on Two Has the passing of the wood­ And Baby, whose cognition comes Planets”, by Phylos, that the shed meant that a condition in from the experience of many life­ military of Atlantis was the "san­ which parents once prided them­ times, and is operating at a level itary detail— which is in line selves on how well they could far above that of the inhibited with our recent suggestion that "bring up" their children has parents and their advisers, plays we build more public toilets and changed to a tyranny of the juve­ this new game in the manner pre­ place them in charge of retired nile over his elders? Must our scribed for him. Generals, Admirals, and other ex- reading and entertainment be Maybe adults will find it nec­ "Captains of the Head”. Seems to geared entirely to the age of the essary to form a mutual protec­ us they could be taught to make youngest person who will chance tive society -- against child psy­ their last days helpful even if to read, watch, or listen? Will chologists. their pre-retirement days weren’t. SOME FORERUNNERS of "TOTOLOGY" By HARDIN D. WALSH OMEONE on a quiz program asked who m - vented the phrase, "Necessity is the By JOANNA and HARDmwXLsH mother of invention’’. The contestant What have the philosophers of the past contributed didn’t know, nor did I — until I looked to the advanced thinking of today? In th is series of it up. It was Plato — who was not only articles, taken from the taped lectures of Hardin and the mother but the father of many ideas. Joanna Walsh in Los Angeles, they point out how the SPlato, who lived from about 447 B. C. to •concept of Totality", as they teach it today, i 5 not 347, did a great deal for humanity. He was entirely new— except in application.— The EDITOR. a philosopher and genius in many fields. He brought out the concept that thoughts are was over, because the food was not what I greater than things. expected. He had two or three pet thoughts— the This is true of practically everything true, the good, and the beautiful— which he you do on a body level, unless you operate more or less set up as orientation points from Totality. What causes this? We are for civilization. They have been used since conditioned down thru many, many lifetimes, more or less as goals for the better side and particularly in this lifetime because of livingness. we are in it, to set up certain evaluation Plato made one point that I think needs points, or stable areas-- in other words, clarification.. Thoughts, he said, are abso­ data. We set up the idea that all men are lutely immutable. Naturally, in Scientology good, and we operate from this point of we sort of disputed this. You can change view. This is a part of you as Totality, or your mind and you can reorient yourself in awareness, that has become fixed in a relation to thoughts. thought, and you operate from that thought in our definitions, we have a term called and you accept this as basic truth. This is “ stable datum” , or stable data. It’s a good — if you are willing to change it, or strange term, and it does have a lot to do add to it. with the stable of existence, or barnyard What constitutes a stable datum? For in­ in which we live, but it means the level of stance, if you’ve ever been in a sandstorm, the data or ideas from which you operate— with millions of particles flying thru that which you accept as true for you. In space, and everything blank and hazy, all other words, these are the fixed ideas on of a sudden you see a fence post, and it’s which you operate. a great relief. You’ve found an orientation Plato brought out another important point. If you were a spirit floating in point— thoughts are far above the physical; space, alone, in vastness and silence, you a very true point. For example, you think might feel very uncomfortable if you were­ of a drawing — something you want to put on n't aware that you could create a fence paper or canvas — but you never are quite post, or orientation point. If you could satisfied with what you get. As a reformed catch one of the particles in a sandstorm artist, I well know this. The thought is and paint it red, blue, or pink, so that never quite translatable to the physical. you could say, “ Now, there’s something and Hie physical is only an imitation of the I ’m over here”, you’d feel more comfortable. real tiling. It would be an orientation point, or stable Plato used as illustration a geometric datum from which to operate. figure. You think the figure and you put it Children do this. Their parents are sta­ on a piece of paper, but it is not the ble data to them. In other words, stable thought. data become objects, things, and movable When thoughts get to be things, they are objects. The idea comes first, then we symbols, and are less than the original translate this idea into symbols, and for thing. This is true of trying to translate spirits who are so firmly attached to bod­ existence into a body level. This is one ies that they think they are bodies, there reason why we as spiritual beings — partic­ is a tendency in life today to become mare ularly those who have identified with bod­ attached to the symbols— to operate with ies and have forgotten they are spirits and them as the stable data, or operation point. have forgotten they can have an original If a child’s parents are suddenly removed hy thought— this is why we are dissatisfied. an auto accident, it is a terrible loss in We have forgotten how to experience on the stability. As you grow up, you have a lot of spiritual level as well as on the physical, these data sources which become stable op­ and part of you knows— the part of you that eration points -- friends, teachers, and is Totality— that the body is a vastly lim­ sometimes ministers. ited affair. There is always this underly­ What is the proper way to operate in ing dissatisfaction, because it just does­ life? It seems to me it would be best, nat­ n ’t come off. urally, to operate from Totality, but if Once we were invited to a dinner at a you do not have the full grasp for this, it famous club in Hollywood where the food is would be better to have many reference supposed to be the best in the world, so points — persons you can accept as stable for three or four hours I kept thinking: operational areas. If a child is in a large “ This is going to be big” . When we got family with many relatives- - uncles, aunts, there, it didn’t fit my pictures. In fact, and parents — around him-- he is generally I had a bit of "running out” to do after it more stable than an only child, who has MAY, 19 57 The ABERREE 3 only two reference points. If he loses one acceptable, fine; if they don’t, just leave reference point, the child with many doesn’t it. get upset— he still has eight or ten others. In this series of talks on the philos­ This is standard procedure in living, ophers, we are trying to recall what those but what is the viewpoint here? We should ancient philosophers had to give us, and be able to change our minds, to change our tie it in with what our most modern philos­ ideas, to evaluate and to observe the points ophers have to give us today. We are not at­ of operation that we consider our so-called tempting to make comparisons, we are at­ stable points. When you ask someone to tempting to add to their information. change an idea — one of these operation Plato had this theory of the reality points— this is real serious. If you ask being in the invisible plane, and that someone to suddenly believe in Totality and which is in the physical plane is never abandon all their concepts of God, they quite as satisfactory, because it is mere can’t do it. They have accepted the idea— dross; because it is of a denser frequency the thought— that there is a God somewhere, of vibration, it is less esthetic on the and they are depending on this Supreme Be­ physical plane than it is on the idea plane. ing to take care of them. You suddenly I think he gave out a very fine idea of throw the idea at people that they are To­ that when he brought out the idea about the tality, that they are responsible, and it circle. He said; “You draw a circle which kind of staggers them. They suddenly feel is a crude approximation of the idea of that they have had something taken away circularity. The idea of circularity is fraa them. created by our minds alone. There it is Any time you try to convince someone of true, there it is correct, in our minds. anything, you will discover it is impossi­ Any circle that we draw must have enough ble. Convincingness in this universe is thickness or breadth or extension to be force and power. The harder the impact, the visible to these eyes, and we know these more convincing it is. But I do not try to eyes have their limitations. We know, in take God away from you. I merely add this fact, that we do not see with our eyes. data to what you already have— that possi­ Therefore, the circle that we draw, or bly this is so — and eventually, you may things we create in manifestation on the discover that you ARE God. physical plane, are an imitation of the Once you are aware of Totality you are real in the idea world. The real circle', aware that things cannot get lost because originally created, without any physical they are within you — within your awareness existence, is really the true circularity — and you get a very comfortable feeling idea. *’ that you can change your mind, that you can This is only an example that we can use be the emotion and attitude that you want to understand the difference between an without getting upset about it. In other idea that we imagine and as we imagine it words, the most stable data you can have is is true. From the time of the idea in the that you are Totality. imagination stage to the time when it mani­ Trying to convince people of this is fests, is quite a time-lag for most of us. difficult, but trying to convince people of The idea has to come thru these blocks of anything is difficult. If someone has immu­ unawareness, thru the impact areas that we table ideas, don’t try to change them— just have in and around the body, before we can add to them, gradually. And if you add to get the message thru from us as Totality to this grosser physical plane. them enough, in the right direction, they But you need more than a philosophy that will eventually discover that they are To­ you can understand about such things. The tality. philosophers gave us the idea of a love for By JOANNA WALSH wisdom, but they would sit around and yak I ’d like to explain briefly why we de­ back and forth about it, In this m odem day, cided to help you recall the teachings of our we want to add to that idea and put the philosophers. For one thing, they have made philosophy into application. We want to go a profound impression upon our thinking and into action, now. our life down thru the times since philos­ A fairly recent philosopher I would like ophers began to philosophize. to give credit to is L. Ron Hubbard. In one Philosophy, as you probably know, means of his books, he gives us this about ideas: "love of wisdom’’— "philos" meaning "love” "People have their personal reality based and "sophia" meaning "wisdom’’-. This is a on a set of stable ideas”. You see how great goal, a tremendous goal, but let’s Plato’s teaching comes down and gives us adopt a greater one. this, now: "As this can be added to or We know that Socrates impressed his amended, their understanding will be great­ opinions and ideas upon Plato, Plato upon er ". others, and all down thruout history, they If you would increase a person’s under­ have made their impressions upon each oth­ standing, then find out what his stable er. Yet each one was able to gather his own ideas are, what his reality is — but do not ideas and add them to the ideas of their attempt to invalidate it or remove it. Add teachers.' This is healthy. This is good. to it; then he will be proportionately a Yet Socrates was put to death. Others were more understanding person himself. In this, put to death; others were ostracized be­ of course, which is typical of Hubbard, he cause of their desire and love for wisdom. gives us methods for releasing "stuck” ideas. So, if anyone is ever critical of you for Let us consider that we, as Totality, loving wisdom, you do not stand alone. We create ideas by choice. What kind of feel­ can understand that they cannot accept these ing does that give you? I know what it does ideas— so let’s not force them upon them. for me. I can look at an idea or not look Let’s begin where they're at, and if you at an idea. I can accept it or not accept can add another idea to it, if they find it i run, please. T i - n i r m 4 The AB EB8EE MAY, 1957 Chapter 2— MEMORIES A-GROWING "Have I seen this same water thru this EMORY is not just yesterday, or last same windowpane ? ” year, or the days of man’s youth. "Has this same rain, before I was here— It’s all that happened in the now loni before I was here — made these same just passed. It should be filled with shapes, sliding down the windowpane?” all that the self has experienced, "Why do I hear this same rain in some however seemingly trivial, because memoryfar place, wholly unlike this?” ism an endless ladder, every rung of which " Why do I , inside m e , see this rain as is important. A memory not captured, a mem­ if I were out in it, and it were washing my ory missed, is a rung missing or broken face turned up to it as it falls, washing from the ladder. Man needs every rung for perhaps all my body?” progress, as the builder needs every brick "Why do I feel this rain, when actually of the wall in its proper place, every cob­ I cannot feel i t , because the windowpane is blestone of the street in the place where between the rain and me ? I feel it h o t , it truly fits. cold, lukewarm. It reminds me of something. How far back does memory go , when man I shall be sorrowful until I know of what seldom remembers anything before a certain it reminds me.” date in childhood, and only a few men claim Thunder is a memory going bat* before to remember the moment of birth? Memory of even there was m a n . The flash of lightning the bo dy , by the body, in which the five was, ages ago , a god beyond human under­ senses do not seem to participate--yet cer­ standing. It is still beyond human under­ tainly must — goes back to conception, to standing and may well be the voice of some the first cell produced by the joining of god I may be wrong not to believe in. sperm and ovum. And it may well, at the mo­ The child knows nothing of god. Of this ment of conception, divide and go back every adult is sure. Yet the child looks thru the mother, back thru the father. outward from himself, herself, and tries to How far back ? It's probable that all of the find himself, in ever-stirring memory, in past can be found in each and every cell of the rain , the thunder, the lightning; he the human body. But can the body, thus re­ knows, she knows, that he, she, is out there corded, deliver up its knowledge to its own somewhere in it, going bat* and back to be­ brain, its own memory? fore there was any beginning. The child, It can, if the growing man continues as excited by the rain it cannot name, dances much aware of himself and his surroundings up and down, eyes popping, lips bubbling, after the day he tells himself, ” I am” , as as the child seeks to make itself one with he was before he knew himself an individual, the rain - thunder - lightning, as inside it­ different from all others whose faces sur­ self it knows itself one, from eternity, or round him, loom over him; whose voices what is long enough, to man, to be eternity, strike at him from so many directions. How with everything of which it is aware — and does man, seeking himself, go backward in everything of which it seeks to be aware. the search?* He finds himself in his envir­ The child is the most avid seeker, be­ onment , which changes little as man changes cause it does not reason. Reason stunts much, or what seems much to man. Nostalgia, avidity, makes an end of seeking — unless the eternal urge to know what he does not that which is sought can be smelled, tasted, know, or feels that he dimly remembers, felt, heard. Man comes to believe only his prods man to recall himself, to realize five comparatively unimportant senses be­ that " he came out from God ” . cause reason tells him they are all he has Watch the small child at the window on a to go by. But the child, looking back, dark day when rain writes history on the knows better. He also knows better, after pane, it writes very ancient history, of awhile, than to assert his ageless wisdom, days and years and ages before there was lest he be accused of telling lies, and glass. What does the adult read in the face punished. of childhood as childhood watches the pic­ B u t , the child dances. Who taught the tures thru the windowpane? The adult, being child to dance, to jump up and down? Did "reasonable”, doubts perhaps that the child the child come into the world knowing how? thinks anything, tho the adult may find And why does it dance? It is not enough to himself ever so little uneasy because, say that it’s "natural” for the child to watching the child struggle to understand, jump up and down. If it is natural, then he harks back to when he was that small, it is natural down the ages, and the memory that young, that eager to know. What does of the child, or the cells of his body — the child think? T h e child doesn’t tell, whose “ wisdom” is not “ intelligent” — is because the child has no words, or few rooted in eternity. That which is rooted in words— none of which explain "rain”, "thun­ eternity is solidly rooted, and can be re­ der”, “ lightning” , or even "windowpane” . called. Recalled, to what, or fffiom, does it Yet the rain has a sound that causes the lead? child to wonder: “ Ye must be as little children,” said “ Have I heard this before, many times?” the Good Shepherd, with that Divine Wisdom MAY, 1957 The ABERREE 5 which is far and away beyond intelligence, species who know and understand the “lower reason, knowledge . Let us seek His meaning , kingdoms"; mineral, vegetable, animal. It for in it lie all the answers which make us is quite possible that man is known much divine when we have learned them. Little better by the lower kingdoms than he knows children are natural. They have not yet any segment of those kingdoms. This may covered their bodies, minds, souls, spirits well be because man knows, wittingly, so over with habits, under which Creation it- little about himself, and so often finds self threatens to be lost. They a r e. They the most fascinating study available to know they are, and largely they have ideas him beyond his willing reach. of why, long before they start prefacing Man can know every mineral. every question with what parents come to Man can know every plant. believe is the unanswerable word: Why? They Man can know every animal. cannot say, but their bodies know. Each individual of every kingdom, known That irtiich the body, or any infinitesi­ and unknown to man, is a symbiont of man; mal part of it, knows may be recovered. How yes, even tho it dwell in the depths of the it may be done is no secret, the habits and seas. In the memory of his body man can attitudes make it more difficult with the find his contacts, know them, and thereby passing years. Man looks inward, where his know himself. How? God- self resides, and peers at himself, Take a rock, a flower, a precious stone, asks himself questions about himself. The a pearl, a plant, a fruit— take anything answers are there within him if he will ask . the reader remembers, or knows about, or The asking takes courage, or man believes has seen, and subject it to the tests of that it does. Actually, the unspoken decis­ the senses. Taste it, if it is susceptible ion not to ask requires more courage, for to taste; smell it if it possess fragrance; not to ask is to spurn wisdom. It is the listen to it if it speaks in any manner; daily habit of man to spurn wisdom, or to feel it with the emotions and the hands, or regard his seeking as much too difficult, with any part of the body; study it with and largely unnecessary. the eyes. If all senses, all known senses, The child, from the moment of birth to tell the student: the age of seven (five or six with some, “I have not known this before,” there is yet memory, memory which prods, coerces, eight or nine with others, younger still or inspires. Man knows that there is something, older still), becomes more aware than he some thing, in whatever it is, that he will, if he follows racial habits, during should know. It will nag him until he knows, all the rest of his life. Habits strike the for it is certainly part of his body’s mem­ child when he falls into the ways of his ory. Give it time and it will whisper some people, which happens when he is old enough small part of its truth to man. Once the to mould himself after the manners, or the smallest part is vouchsafed, all of its expressed desires, of his parents, who may truth is available, tho m a n require eter­ in turn be advised constantly by relatives, nity to attain it all and know it attained. friends, neighbors — all of them people who But man h a s eternity, if he wills it, and “conform”, a way of saying that they seek has always had it. not to think o r , thinking, to be unaware "Ask and ye shall receive.” that they think. They close the eyes of Ask of the snowflake to declare itself, their minds to thought because this seems and it will obey, for mind is the builder. easier. Nothing is more tiring than aware­ Divine mind is the creator of all, and man’s ness undesired; it makes too many endless mind is a fragment of the divine so that by demands. it he shall know all that he wills. But he Yet man, to know himself in the world, must will it--desire it and will it. Deep and in the Father, must eventually know desire is the grandest, most effective form himself within. All of his "naturalness’ of prayer. knows, records, but man evades the effort Ask of the pebble that it tell whence it of knowing that he knows, of looking at his came, and it will tell, for it is part of own records of himself. man’s past. Pebbles, all manner of stones, Yet the most thoughtless man has his mo­ have given of their secrets to the paleon­ ments; moments of nostalgia, of deep feel­ tologist, but these were material secrets, ing which may seem only slightly akin to and the rocks of-the earth are its founda­ thinking, moments of what he may call mood­ tions, which were set in place by the Fath­ iness in which he feels that somewhere er in ways that He has told all His crea­ there is something, perhaps some B o d y , tures, if only they remember. Hold a pebble wherein his moods m a y be filled with peace and the pebble will whisper, too softly for and comfort— if only he can locate the the material ear to hear: place or the nebulous Person. “You’ll remember me. Take your time and That place, that Person, are susceptible recall. Or be very still, and truly desire to location, identification, knowing. That understanding, and I shall tell you. I knowing is required of man, that he knows shall tell you in my own way, but you can himself thereby. remember that way, for some of it, even to­ But man, in spite of this requirement, day, is your way, and ages ago all of it is a free-will creature, i.e., a product of was your way!" the Creator, as far as he knows the most Touch a tree and the tree whispers - - advanced of creatures. That other creatures whispers that are not of the leaves in the may feel this way of themselves is possi­ wind, the limbs caressing one another, the ble. Man does not know, since his means of sap chortling thru the cambium layer: communication with what he is pleased to “You will recall, if you desire, the call the "lower kingdoms" is virtually nil; ages you stood here with me, and I held my so he thinks, believes, and largely acts branches over you to shield you from terrors upon, save for some few individuals of the I TUBH Tfl Hit m

6 The ABERHEE MAY, 1957 Clara Contacts the

Copyright 1957 by Paul E. O'Neill Chapter IV For four years, Paul and Clara O 'N eill nave been BOUT TWO months after the Dynamo’s first in contact with a rhyming' entity from what Paul c a lls communication with us, he first used a "higher plane of consciousness", who the “ Garden” as a symbol of the mind firs t conversed thru and the wisdom planted therein. Clara an ouija board. Now, had read about a woman who worked for this "crutch" has been done away with, 15 years trying to develop a certain type and C lara is able to eof psychic receivership before her efforts pick up messages d i­ were crowned with success . Clara asked: rect. The contact has identified itself on­ “ Should she (this woman) have stayed ly as "the Dynamo", with this one line of experiment so long, and i ts messages i t or should she not have tried a different calls "Elfin Rhymes". During the four years, approach? ” it has urged the O’­ Dynamo- - There are many methods. N e ills not to talk Seek and ye shall find idly with others about the messages, but to make them The one that best expresses public— and how more public can you get than to print The wonders of your mind. them in The ABERREE?— The EDITOR. Ties that bind are in the mind, ffo other reason needed. have kept this priceless thing from flower­ The flower grows and blooms and dies, ing in modern times. Seedlings do not The garden is reseeded. flourish in a harsh climate. They die. That Under all the open spaces Seedlings stretch and lift their faces is why the Dynamo asked us not to talk To the ever-present sifter; about our experience the first six months. Sun and wind and rain. The d rifte r And that’s why Jesus told the man whpse Finds the reason fo r his being sight he restored to “ Tell no man”. If he In the garden o f the seeing...Eye. had talked, the sneers and laughter of the The Dynamo never uses a superfluous word: jackals would have destroyed his faith and every phrase is loaded with meaning, ideas his blindness would have returned. that enslave us or weaken our function as Dynamo— Something new is in the offing, an adult in an adult world are In the mind, Let the scoffers do their scoffing. Build the next and write the story no other reason needed. The cure is to re­ Of the pearl that was its glory. place the phony concept with an honest Hold the hand o f heaven tig h tly, one , a true one. In its shadow follow lightly. Ideas spring up in the fallow mind. Some Beauty in the morning song die in the glare of the noonday sun (full Of the nightingale at dawn. understanding). Others cannot stand up un­ Listen to it guiding you der the storms and stresses of life (wind I f you hear and follow thru. and rain). “The hand of heaven’’ in this case is the The Drifter (in the occult movement, a guidance of the Dynamo . As a man’s shadow novice who has embarked on the path is is a projection of himself, so the shadow called "The Wanderer") finds the meaning of of heaven would be the wisdom of the gods life in the communion with his “Seeing Eye’’ or the wisdom of the highly progressed be­ (Dynamo). ings who represent the avant-garde of the This poem expresses the mechanics of heaven realm. the path of individuation. Those who cannot But it seems that each human has a higher contact the Dynamo with tne ouija or other Being within or without. A heaven-dwelling psychic development can surely make contact spark of the divine which Theosophists call thru dreams. The “wise old man” that Dr. the "Ego” . This is our Dynamo, and the pur­ Jung’s patients contacted was doubtless the pose of the aspirant should be first the same thing as our Dynamo. The serpent that contacting of this Being, and then the res­ showed Adam mid Eve the way to a knowledge olute following of his guidance. of good and evil was the Dynamo. The Daemon Jesus said, “Many are called but few are who advised Socrates on important matters chosen”. And the wedding guest who arrived for many years was doubtless his Dynamo. without the wedding garment was taken out (Daemon and Dynamo sound similar, eh, no?) and slain. A rather harsh show of hospital­ Familiars were very common a few centur­ ity? It’s a rough allegory to illustrate ies ago. The Inquisition, and superstition the great difficulty of the individuation about witches and wizards being of the process, and the one who does not possess devil (this idea was sponsored by the the will of iron and the one-goaled resolu'-’ priests and other ecclesiastics to cement tion will necessarily be eliminated in this the monopoly of miracles for the church, journey. But he will be b o m again, and he in addition to squelching dangerous necro­ will eventually make the grade. mantic practices), kept the phenomena of God does not fail in His objectives. Dynamo communication in hibernation for the "State of barter, deathless charter duration of the dark ages. Time the rhyming with the dawn.“ Our infantile western theology and ma­ Change is the eternal law; trading the terialistic superstitions of western science bad for the good, the destructive for the

MAY, 1957 The ABERREE 7 constructive, the only way of making prog­ sage or philosopher, who thinks in multi­ ress. Adjust the vibrations of life with valued logic and has no blacks and whites the new dawn of understanding . Turn away but only varying shades of gray. from the shadows. Of course there are advanced minds in November 13, 1952--Clara had been speak­ children’s bodies, and infantile minds in ing indignantly of an author who imitated grown - up bodies . 11 is tne latter whicn other successful ones instead of developing constitute the problem. his individuality as an artist. I quoted Our school system should give more at­ Dynamo to her: "Ten-cent words like ten- tention to the maturing of minds instead of cent b ir ds fall loosely. . The birds will stuffing them with data. Great results break, but the words will take root - -wild would follow such a change. cherries". And "The babbling b r o o k m a k e s While maturity is a valuable yardstick sweeter music than the babblini toniue, and in the measurement of a mail’s or woman's leaves no bitter taste." mind and emotional development, the concept Dynamo--Truth is never spoken in anier. is too static in implication to exemplify A child must learn. He imitates. A youni the Dynamo’s philosophy. man learns, but seireiates. The father now it soon appeared that Love, creative­ initiates— the child. ness, the will to live, is the key to the Paul (facetiously)--But truth is often reorientation of our lives in the Dynamo’s spoken in jest, Dynamo. program. While I am writing this Clara gets: Dynamo— Truth is in his fingertips, "The things we do, the things essayed His eyes, his heart, his soul, his lips. Divest’ of love, a world oetrayed." Is truth then worth of naught but quips? We would betray the world if our actions The jester saved his lordship's head and projects do not express thougftt and Hot by the worth o f what he said constructive emotional attitudes. The Dyna­ But by the laughter of the dead! mo is placing the yoke of responsibility on His words, in truth, were beaded bread. us of being worthy of his wisdom so as not Paul— Now, can you give us an epigram ? to alienate the following he hopes to lead Dynamo--// you would shine in truth, my son, toward the light, ifiach disciple of the Dy­ The fields are billed with glory won namo will, in effect, be a lignt unto other By beauty o f i t s e l f begun. men. “ Let your light shine.” He often compared the individuation pro­ At first we were surprised at the Dyna­ cess to the flowering of a rose. Perfection mo’s approach to the path. A newspaper in the achievement of individuality. “ A friend of mine, who liked to frequent bar­ rose is a rose is a rose” , said G. Stein. rooms and fool away an endless amount of It could not be better said. We could also time and the little money he received for say, “A man, is a man, is a man.” It is not his desultory 1 abors , objected . “ Why all the sprouting of wings we are aiming for. these ethical homilies? What does the way I It’s the fulfillment of humanness in every spend my time have to do with the attain­ department of activity, every quality of ment of an optimum mind?” soul. We are to become aware of all facets The answer: Thought, effort, and feel­ of ourselves and then we will be able to ing , or emotion, are inseparable. If a man choose the golden mean between all the ex­ is in a high emotional tone and yet still tremes. acts irresponsible like a child, he has not The foregoing repartee of the Dynamo came progressed. What we do reflects what we so fast in response to our thoughts that we think , and what we feel is a resultant of were astonished. Clara asked: “Can a Dynamo what we think and do . figure calculus instantly ? ” Likewise, strict discipline of speech, Dynamo— Tumult of the soul is eased by for instance, refraining from harsh criti­ brave dissection. cism or any violation of the law of love— So the achievement of calm will speed up positive, upbuilding, encouraging words the function of the mind. every time or no words at all— will finally Paul— If thine eye offend thee, cut it lead to positive thinking, positive emotion out? to agree with the positive action which you Dynamo— Yes. adopted first. Paul--Your method of teaching is a lot Thought, action, emotion are, as Ron like Jesus’s methods. Howes said, one and the same. Change one Dynamo— The teacher must be worthy of and you change the other two. his wisdom or truth be hidden by the tumult We have to choose between love and hate. in his soul. Many times a day we have to choose, and we We all know men who have a good and val­ make a general choice some time in our uable message, but whose infantile strut­ lives which makes the little decisions come ting, like a cock on a dunghill, so nause­ almost automatically. ates the multitude (who have a sincere in­ The program is to make a choice for love stinct for genuineness) that the message is and let our lives orient themselves around discounted and lost, or, at least, is very, this divine emotion . very much less widely accepted than would November 21, 1§52--Easy is the turn in be the case if the teacher were only "wor­ the road if you are watching. thy of his wisdom”. Paul--The road to optimum? The foregoing has gradually matured in Dynamo--Yes. my mind as a rough scale of maturity. First stage: Imitation (valence adoption); second Sitting on the fence brings no recompense, In a storm. stage: Segregation, black and white valued Know the reason why the sun is m the sky logic, the generalizing reasoning of the And you’ re warm. young man who is beginning to grow out of Folding up the tent, ready the event the role-adoption stage; and third: The Of the day. wide tolerance and universal love of the I TUftw Tft PAftc 111 p L F tsin U<> The ABERREE HAY, 1957 Listening to the “Customers" By VOLNEY G. MATHISON Tttcnie in Tleed Ojjten 0tkeii AID the languorous female voice in my me: “Asyour capabilities increase— and yours will— ‘phone: “I wish to have you make a sleep you will find the types of situations that, come to your attention will be of increasing gravity and tape for me which will enable me to desperation. ’’ achieve a deep degree of hypnosis, in­ Cases of increasing gravity and desperation; creased power of clairyoyance, and also A fattish middle-aged woman called me into her Sastral projection. Can you do this for me? downtown apartment. She had become a recluse and "Concerning self-hypnosis," I replied, “the ans­ was being considered for commitment to an institu­ wer is yes. As to increasing your powers of clair­ tion because usually when she ventured out onto the voyance, we can try. But, about the business of street, she would at unpredictable times suddenly astral projection..." I paused, for swiftly passing see the sidewalk cracking wide open underneath her thru my mind was the thought: “Shades of Hubbard’s feet and she would descend, not fall, with a weird, ‘Be three feet back of your head!* Not in my book!” inexorable slowness down into a deep black void. She Aloud, I said to ray caller: “Concerning astral pro­ would be picked up, unconscious, taken to emergency, jection, I think it would be advisable, first of recover consciousness, and nothing could be found all, for you to give me detailed information about wrong with her. It happened again and again. where you wish to project yourself— and why.” Electropsychometric assessment disclosed first There was a rather long silence. When she spoke of all that she was married to an erratic musician again, there was much less glamor and languor in who tortured her frequently with detailed recitals her voice; instead, it now carried a distinct note of his sexual adventures with professional prosti­ of glintiness: tutes whom he always informed her were far superior “The man— of course you are aware that this con­ to her in sexual capabilities. When this husband cerns a man— is in our diplomatic service at Buenos was induced to submit to one brief electropsycho­ Aires. When he finishes with me, he shall be beyond metric assessment, it was brought out in rather the Styx, blacking the devil’s boots..." deep regression that as an infant he had been At this moment, there began a barrage of clicks, reared on the wrong side of the tracks; his mother transoceanic-circuit hums and sworls— then, finally, laundered for girls in red-light houses, put the an operator irritatedly inquired: “Can you give me clothes into his baby-buggy, and wheeled it to the the name and address of that person who was just district for delivery. Sometimes die left the baby speaking to you from London?’’ at the first house she came to while she went on to I assured her I could not. some of the others, and the girls played with him “Hie name, number, and address she gave is fic­ on one or other of their beds. titious— quite non-existent,” the operator said, in But this was interrelated only to the “top layei” a clipped British accent. "We do not understand how of his distraught wife’s case. In the course of re­ the call came to be permitted. It’s a bit confus­ peated regressing, we brought up at last the key ing. Are you sure you cawn’t help us?” recall: She is about three. Her arms are clasped **l’m sure I cawn’t,” I returned. Now, I do have frantically around the writhing body of a little the lady’s correct address in London, but there’s two-year-old boy playmate who has drunk a bottle of something in my own case, perhaps, that causes me strong lye water (she gave it to him) used in wash­ to be resistive about helping the telephone octopus ing the milk cans of the dairy in which they were collect its tolls. It can look after itself. As for playing. She is gazing into his agonized eyes and the lady, I expect I shall hear from her, in fur­ then down into the white burned lining of his wide ther detail, by mail. open little mouth — and she hears his bleating, As to the daily mail, of which there’s quite a whimpering wails “like those of a little kitten” as lot, here’s a recent sample: he dies. When he is buried, she stands beside the “_After 25 years of hard-driving practice, I deep black hole into which she visualizes herself became an emergency, with a perforation in the descending with him, and faints dead away. stomach. After the first emergency operation, I Later, at seven, she is knocked flat and half- suffered rupture of a blood vessel at the area of killed by lightning. It struck into the Iowa hay the operation, and the blood pumped into the diges­ field where she was caught by the sudden thunder­ tive tract until it gushed out of my mouth and over storm, and she sees the forked tongues of lightning the entire bed, leaving me in a state of severe streaking along the barbed fence wires near her. shock. The doctors consulted, my feet were raised, Then she is violently struck down by it. and I was told not to move. The doctors could not In middle age, this disturbed wife of a nympho­ find a place to make insertion for blood transfus­ maniacal husband is living on a downtown street ion, because my veins were collapsed, or thrombosed, where numerous trolley cars endlessly grind past. but finally one doctor suggested to cut in at the Sooner or later, a trolley wheel bounces off a wire ankles, to sew in the needles and then to pour overhead with a flaming, hissing arc. This instant­ blood in. Many bottles of blood were thus poured ly restimulates the shock of the hay field light­ into my ankles, and later I had a gush of blood from ning bolt that hit her when she was seven. And, as the mouth that came from the lungs. After the doc­ she collapses, she simultaneously visualizes the tors had emptied many bottles of blood into my body, black grave hole into which she had descended at they then informed me that this was now the right three with her little boy playmate. A complexly in­ time for me to be RE-OPERATED, and a stomach resec­ terwoven labyrinth of psychical traumas— engrams. tion was then made... (A full page of similar grue­ Not infrequently, of late, one or anotner type some adventures in surgery and the like are recoun­ of professional specialist appears. One, who came ted) . A year later, when I try to drive my car, my in by plane from afar, disclosed in some detail his vision frequently distorts into Figure 8 objects, experiences as a former medical anaesthetist. Many lights, moons, or strange persons. Sometimes I can­ of these experiences pointed to the obvious con­ not recognize my best friend passing. I know that clusion that patients under anaesthesia were sub­ with your knowledge, you can evaluate my case. Also consciously alert, able to perceive what was going 1 wish to know how I, too, can again help other on, and could receive disastrous oral comments from sick people..." surgeons and nurses. This, it appears, was defi­ This is the strange drive of the sincere healer: nitely known operating room phenomena more than 40 At death’s door himself, he still seeks to succor years ago, when one rather widely self-publicized the sick. Also, I recall the words of a famous psy­ “discoverer” thereof was still in diapers. This chiatrist, the author of several books, who said to knowledge, in fact, goes back at least as far as

HAY, 1957 The ABERREE 9 the naming of the engram as just that, the“engram”, shoes and lie down. Wbuld you like to remove your by Semon. coat?” The criminal indifference of the surgeons to the “ I haven’t a single thing on under this coat and psychical damages sometimes inflicted upon anaes­ skirt,” she said. thetized patients by callous remarks was one of the Over her clothing, I added a large white woolen factors that caused my examinee finally to abandon afghan, and when she had settled comfortably on the his medical interneship. couch I handed her the electrode. “Begin relaxing,” Also, near the end of his tape-making instruc­ I said. “We relax by areas, starting with the toes. tion, he observed that the name “sleep tapetf’ does So, left foot, toes, relax. Left ankle, relax....” not accurately describe the recordings that are No name, no preliminary case history, nothing being made. I agreed, but pointed out that it would but the meter regi strati cos. This is the way I be difficult to apply a precise and correct, yet chose to work. Less than two hours later, there was short and workable, name to the tapes. not anything worth knowing about the case that I “ Why not call them ‘pre-sleep tapes’?” he sug­ didn’t fully have. The basic key to her psychical gested, "for this is what they are. The opening disturbance was that her legal grandfather was her section of the tape induces a stage of deep relaxa­ physical father. Just in case you do not understand tion and high subconscious receptivity that feels this, her mother’s husband’s father had sexual re­ to the examinee like sleep, but which is not ordi­ lations with her mother; this girl was the conse­ nary sleep. It’s a sustained borderland state of quence. Her mother had hated her from the moment of her first missed period, had been filled with enor­ pre-sleep.” mous guilt and no less enormous fear that her hus­ A few days later a letter came in from another band would find out. It's not likely that a more specialist Who, in different language, emphasized unwanted, hated child ever survived. The mother had the same evaluation. So I have changed the name, been dead some years now — of genital-area cancer— and henceforth, they shall be called “Pre-sleep but the daughter is convinced that the woman still Tapes” . lurks about, on the spirit level, seeking to seal As one’s acceptance level expands, stranger and the daughter’s lips forever. stranger visitors present themselves. I was due for a surprise or two when it came to A few evenings ago, while I was working late on the matter of writing the visitor’s pre-sleep af­ a string of affirmations, the bell rang, and on firmations. The terminal phrase of my standard re­ unlocking the front door, I confronted a smallish laxation induction was : “You are now coup let ely girl of 25 or so, lugging a huge old-model tape re­ relaxed.” corder almost as big as she was, which some fellow “May we delete that word ‘now’?”she suggested. had given her. She was exhausted, having carried it “ I wish that this pleasant relaxed state that I am on foot from the nearest streetcar line three blocks now in should continue. The word ‘now’ limits it to away. She had brought it along to have it checked this moment only.” as to its usability. “You are completely relaxed,” I corrected--and then and there, I mentally revised a lot of previous Under a puckish green knitted cap, her masses of affirmations. You are apt to learn something vitally heavy hair, dyed a reddish chestnut, flowed over important from the most unexpected sort of examinee! her trim shoulders. A tight-fitting green knit suit Some of the affirmations my visitor finally emphasized her curvaceous figure. Her dark, bean­ approved are these: shaped Eurasian eyes were wide glowing; her heavily "You are the captain of your own soul. By degrees, made-up face was of a purple, ashen, deathly hue, you are guiding your actions by the affirmations or similar to that which was used by Bela Lugosi in this recording and your own *1 Am*.” the horror play, “ Draculaf’. “You are no longer accessible to your mother. “My doctor sent me here to you,” she informed me Therefore she is going away to her own karma.” in a low voice, as I ushered her in and had her sit “By degrees, you are bringing into conscious down. “He insisted that I come.” awareness and making use of a series of construc­ “ Who is your doctor?” tive steps to achieve your own happiness and wel­ “ Dr. Mitchell." fare. ” “ Dr. Mitchell— I can’t recall him at all,” I re­ “ Thruout the period of every day and every night marked, rather puzzled. the energies and powers released within you by this “Oh, he has not been in active practice for many recording are being swiftly concentrated upon the years. He’s over on the other side.” (For the un­ achieving of your physical and spiritual well­ initiated, this means, in effect: “He’s dead, and beingness. ” is now living in the spirit world.”) “One further thing,” she also finally pointed “Oh, I see. And he directed you here.” out, “ I wish you would address me directly, by my “Oh, yes— he knows all about you — oh! Oh!’’ Her first name, in each one of these affirmations. Say: voice changed to a low terrified scream and her ‘You, Jody, are so forth and so on. This will in­ eyes dilated as she gazed toward the door. “There’s crease the effect of the entire recording.” my mother! Don’t let her in!” “Yes, it certainly will,” I agreed. And glanced "What is she apt tb do to you?” I asked, rising. over at one of the machines in the room, upon which “She’s always hounding me! She sneaks up behind my own personal much-modified pre-sleep tape was me and attacks me. Sometimes she beats me fear­ mounted. On this tape, among other affirmations, fully, blacks my eyes, and half kills me. Please there is this one : make her leave! Please!” “You are, by degrees, bringing persons to you I stepped to the door, opened it and looked out. who will teach you how to make more and more power­ A gust of wind sighed thru the big trees in front ful pre-sleep tapes.” of the lab. There was no one about. Nonetheless, I As Count Korzybski says, in effect, in “Science knew what to do. As Leslie Lecron, an ethical hyp­ and Sanity” : “ There are perceptions, powers, and notist (whan I consider one of the world’s best forces in the Universe of which Man, at his present teachers), says, “ Always accept what you get--no state of development, really knows very little." matter what it may be. Just pick up the ball and OOKD .. take it from there.” Or, in Dianetic terms, “Do WHY POSTAL SERVICES “MUST’ BE CUT not invalidate!” The only thing about this advice Postoffice walls are displaying warnings to the that irritates me is that it was formulated, not by public against the Hoxsey “ cancer cure”. We don’t the author of Dianetics, but by Dr. Sigmund Freud know anything about Hoxsey, but if similar action some 60 years ago— and it is standard institutional was taken against every physician, surgeon, preach­ psychiatric practice. er, and quack charging for “help’’ he can’t or does­ Addressing the outer darkness, I said firmly : n’t deliver, there’d be little marble showing in “ I’m sorry, Madam. I cannot let you come in here Government buildings. If Postmaster General Summer- now. You will have to return t (morrow.” With that, field wants to cut down on the deficit in the post- I rather loudly closed the door, locked it, and re­ office department, he might start by less caddying turned to face my caller of the death-hued cheeks. for the A.M.A., every Congressman who wants to keep ‘‘Blank you,” she said, quietly. his $25,000-a-year job, and the military termites, I switched on the Electropsychometer, and indi­ who would siphon off every able-bodied man into one cated the couch beside my desk. "Slip off your of the vampire-like organizations they control. 10 The ABERREE MAY, 1957 following it, has 'infinity in WHISPERS OF GOD WITHIN which to march without restric­ i <;aHTmimnire« ptce-s- tion. which, had you been able to see Man can fully know himself them, would have set you Into only in eternity, which never be­ headlong flight. Or you sat under gins or ends, but he grows in THRO UHDERSTAHDIHG TO ABILITY AW my shadow, and my fruit was sweet awareness, and thus in spiritual FREEDOM. By A. E. van Vogt— to your taste. Or we murmured to­ wealth and happiness, by taking $i.jjo. Hubbard Dianetic Center, gether, we were so nearly one. possession of each moment of now j o 8q Hawthorn Av. , Hollywood. you are part of me, have often as it passes. He is eternal-infi­ The new student, or even the been; I am part of you, have of­ nite , that out of which be came one who hasn’t the time nor money ten been. Why do you persist in from the Hand of the Creator; to to take each succeeding course as not remembering?" study himself in detail, to know it is offered in Dianetics and It is meet that man remember, himself, to separate himself into Scientology, or to read the rash for thus he learns himself, re­ his parts for self-examination, of publications being churned out members himself, grows again to is to disassemble and study that annually from the fingers of a know himself. same eternal - infinite. What he prolific writer, can get very Listen to something. Listen to remembers, or brings himself by confused when he tries to learn the wind in the wires, the leaves, free will application to remem­ all that is to be learned about along the ground. Listen to voices ber, from eternity-infinite past, this so-called "new science”. If of loved ones, near or far, com­ is of tremendous value in tomor­ his certificate is dated 1957. be ing down the wind, or across the row’s eternity-infinity. Regain­ even may look upon the holder of water, or across the years of ing the one, he can make the most a 1952, or 1954, or even a 1956 memory. L isten ! You know the wind, of the other. certificate as somewhat of a do­ remember the voices, the words Memory is a spiritual growing do, not knowing that it was the make sense; but there is much, which never began and will never success of engrain running, effort much more. Each sound, whatever end, tho man pause all his life­ processing, and some of the old its nature, and whence-ever it time , refusing to remember lest standbys that keep Scientology comes, is The Word, the first recollection be too great effort. alive in spite of its repeated sound spoken by which the universe It is, actually, easy to re­ self-administered doses of ipe­ itself, came into being— including member back beyond what men think cacuanha and strychnine. every man who lives upon this of as encompassing memory. It is “Thru Understanding to Ability earth, ever has lived, or ever only that every beginning seems and Freedom” is an effort to re­ will, put all sounds together, hard. It seems hard, is hard, view the output of the last seven piece by piece, and man rebuilds only when it isn’t made. years and show, in one tiny vol­ the universe of which he is such (Continued in the June issue.) ume (54 pages), how any auditor an irreplaceable part. But he 00103 can approach a case, conduct him­ seeks the parts in the invisible, self during the series of ses­ behind the parts which he hears, DYNAMO THAT RHYMES sions, and wind up with a pre- well aware, when he insists on rCQHTIHU ED FROM P ASF T1 ______(Please turn tape) self-awareness, that his body, All who labor know no result all his senses that he does not w ill show noon is love. See love, feel love know, “hears” more in time and In delay. at all tines. Let your understand­ eternity than ever his mortal, Silence of the night; early ing (sun) be always filtered fay physical ears can. He gradually morning light love (moon) . See the moon alone learns-remembers, if he seeks to Sing the whippoorwill. (reflected light of sun). Know learn - remember without strain , Churning sound of strife , hun­ the light is on. Know reason is with every part of himself, known, g e r come to l i f e — still here in the world. We get unknown, seen, unseen. He knows Reign of reason still . pessimistic and think the end is that there is much he “see^’ that Man is in the sun of a world nigh , and reason is extinct. An he does not see; that he is much begun attitude of kindness and love, more deeply known than he knows. In decay. true understanding, will replace He senses “ thru a glass darkly*’. See the moon alone , know the that attitude, allay our fears. He is wholly capable of sensing light is on. “Sun— delay” is like Joshua’s all, actually, of remembering all . Sun— d e la y . command of the sun to stand still. But he must take time out to I thought this a very beautiful Our proper attitude of seeing remember. He must find a time and poem. We did not get the gist of thru the filter of love instead a place wherein memory is wel­ it at first. Like Shakespeare’s of with the cold light of science come. This he must make for spir­ “ wise music”, the Dynamo’s best will in effect be saying: “Stay itual progress, i f he desires poetry had a glittering, enigmat­ here, understanding", whereas if such progress. His will is that ic surface, but a deep substream we continue the heartless mater­ by which he travels in the world of meaning. ial i sn of western science, we of the seen and the unseen. There The first three stanzas are will be inviting the departure of is nothing he must do, if he retty obvious. Turn from hate to reason and the demise of Man. chooses not to advance. He can fove, negative to positive. It’s But this will not take place. become idle in body, yes, even in very simple. So many of us worry It is not so written. spirit, for ages, if he so elects. thru life paying lip-service to (Continued in the June issue) If man finds man who thus 00400 elects, it is not the place of the ancient wisdom, praising Je­ such a one to point out to that sus, and still practicing the hy­ one wherein he errs. In His Own pocrisy of the pharisees, loving 'TOTOLOGISTS' OF THE PAST God in theory, but not keeping raniTIIIIIFn FROM PASE Cl Way, the Father will do this if His commandments. He wishes, for even the Father We have to make a choice and it. I don’t care who creates it. (toes not interfere with free will. turn onto the path of development I can look within me as Totality He gave it to man that man should if we ever expect to arrive any­ and I can process out my resist­ progress or retrogress in accord­ where. You have to PRACTICE love. ance to the idea. If I still feel ance with his own desires. “The road to love is deeds.” “no”, then I say, "No, for me”, The Dynamo said one time the and if I feel “yes”, then I can Every man stands behind the say, “Yes, for me” , without any Door before which the Father raiment of the Pharisees evokes compulsion. Look what this is go­ knocks. Every man is within a the temper-laden tantrums of the ing to mean to our health, what mere step of the "straight and Scribes. Hypocrites condemning this is going to mean to greater narrow way” if he chooses to fol­ hypocrisy. awareness. _ __ low it. Nor is it truly straight The third verse illustrates 00400 and narrow, for as it travels out the power of our basit hungers to If you don’t believe little of eternity before now, before bring us to reason. Hunger for things can be big, what of a lit­ now into eternity to come, it is food or love is a most powerful tle split atom and a few even likewise in infinity so that man, bringer-into-present-time. The smaller military minds?

MAY, 1957 The ABERREE 11 clear who will not go away bitter demonstration of one of two Hier- and disillusioned. And van Vogt onymous-Campbell Detectors (if you speaks with the “authority" of don’t know what this thing is, seven years’ experience behind we can’t tell you; you'll have to him, as he was one of the first check some back copies of ASTOUN­ to embrace the tenets of Dianet- DING SCIENCE FICTION) with inter­ ics back in the days when it was esting results. At least, A1 a pretty lusty - lunged youngster . Schrader, who made one of theH^ He confesses that he has spent C-D’ s, declares the results were several hundred hours reading Di- Interesting, but casual perusal I anetic literature, has taken more of his ‘‘proof chart” failed to than 1,20 0 hours of training on dent our armor of Ignorance on the subject, and has given more the subj ect. At the next meeting, I than 6,500 hours of individual they may test an H-C-D made by private processing, much of it Ray Carroll. and if A1 or Ray are experimental. in the mood, maybe they’d elabor­ Van Vogt offers no finger-snap­ ate on the thing, or things, for ping technique that will put the ABERREE readers... pre-clear three feet behind his head within a few costly minutes. WErnie and Marge Pope, who’ve Instead, he warns that processing a penchant for gathering around is a long, arduous task, and one them a domesticated menagerie at * not to be undertaken by the im­ their Kennett Square, Penn., farm, patient, or sensation seeker. It have added a Pyrennes pup , which, is certainly a book which the aud­ barring unforeseen demise or itor (1950 or 1957) will do well stunting, will grow into a size to read and study for what its IThis is a sale we can't brag of dog few persons can afford to sub-title calls it: “A 1957 Hand­ much about, even tho it was our keep in idle doggery. Altho they book for Dianetic Auditors”. first in the science fiction didn’t say, it may be that they And it won’t hurt a Scientol­ field. It seems, according to our plan to use it for farming opera­ ogist, either. agent , that the buyer, immediately tions in lieu of a tractor, or, * * * after accepting our “Too Near the since the pup has a dewclaw ( the Sun”, found himself on the fringe remnant of what may have been once ARE HE ZOMBIES? By till Horn A . of bankruptcy, and it took a bat­ a formidable weapon on the Inside Schm idt. $ 3 . Inst, of Applied tery of high-priced attorneys to of the “ ankle”), it may be they Metaphysics, i s o E . Roberts collect pay for the stories he’d Lane , Uvalde , Texas . see it as a potential warden over Most of us, says William A. gathered for publication in the their structural antique... IThe Schmidt in “ Are We Zombies, or now-never-to-arrive future. Guess HASI tumbleweed has rolled again— Can We Choose to Live ?”, are of we'll stick to writing for The but not on its customary fly-by- "the walking dead”. We have for­ ABERREE where we know in advance night dramatic basis . This time, gotten our past. We have forgot­ we won’t get paid... lEven at that, it means only the relocation of ten we are Gods. We have forgot­ our difficulties' don’t compare to its London office to 37 Fitzroy ten we are Creators , too . those of Henri and Leola Flesher Street, but since we don’t know In fact, we've “bought” so many of 4432 Htaigration Canyon . Salt London, we’re not prepared to say fairy stories--starting with the Lake City, Utah. In their January whether this is an improvement... Garden of Eden— and become so en­ issue of The PROGRESSIVE INDEPEN­ 1And while on the subject of Sci­ slaved by superstition that we are DENT , they blame a 2- to 3-month entology, we might mention that using our powers for our own de­ delay to lack of funds for type­ the June Congress will be held in struction instead of creating the setting, mailing, and completion Washington on July 4,5,6, and Heaven on earth which is man’s of a building in which to live 7 . It will be called the “Freedom birthright. and operate. But for the donation Congress’— and maybe there’ll be “Are We Zombies? ” isn’t a very of 200 gallons of oil, and volun­ a bevy of 1776 thetans hanging big book, but in its 57 pages, teer framing of door and window around to see how their Indepen­ Schmidt has slapped enough in­ openings, it might have been more dence Declaration has been lost dictments to shake the reader out serious than it was, because Utah in atom - age bureaucracy...TFrank of his religious stupor, no mat­ winters don’t fool around when it Silver, formerly an engineer In ter how steeped he is in Santa gets time for snow or for the the design division of the Fair- Claus, Adam and Eve, and sex and mercury to start skidding... child plant at Hagerstown, Md., death. In this connection, the finally tired of breathing smoke author warns that his book is not T1 arie Phelps Sweet (Now Infi- all day. However, we understand written for religious minds, as nite 96), of Malibu, Calif., has that on his last day, when he these are not prepared for sci­ only recently returned from a placed a canary on his desk to entific frankness. They prefer two-month “look-see” at Kalapana, prove the toxidity of the air, it wars , more religion , better won­ Hawaii , which is a bit more prim­ was a bit more than the plant’s der drugs— and the grave. itive than Diamond Head, or Waik­ officials could stand. Anyway, we “As long as we do not question iki . But much of her pleasure was think we would have enjoyed the all things in our own mind, we dimmed by an invading military’s drama as Frank won/lost (depend­ are only Zombies,’’ Schmidt says. ‘‘war games”. Pretty tough when ing on how you look at it) his He then points out that our con­ one goes to a place to “ get away tiff with "authority” ... t tinual efforts to memorize books, from it all’’ and discovers a pack WEvans Farber. who has a list T-V programs, and the like are of gangsters practicing to “end it of Dianetic Initials after his hypnotizing us with ideas and all”... INice how readers of The name almost as long as ours, has ideals. By acquiring intellect ABERREE can travel while we stay opened a processing studio at and not wisdom, we have made of glued to a job. Maybe we’re on 6606 Sunset Blvd., in Hollywood, Christ a mockery and His words the wrong side of the fence, and which be calls ‘‘Creative Dianet- into falsehoods. should start READING The ABERREE ics of Hollywood ”. This replaces “Zombies ” is by no means new— instead of EDITING it. For exam­ Evans’s “ForumofLet’s Pretend”... but Schmidt’s words may find fer­ ple , Edith Spiller, of LeRoy , N . ^Subscriber "Potf Evans was a co­ tile soil in minds that have no Y., had a tour to England, France , designer of tEe memento coin, now appetite for longer tomes. And if Italy, Germany, etc., mapped out being sold thruout Oklahoma as a enough people learn of the power starting in April — after which souvenir of the State’s 50th An­ they have in creative thought, as she will return home for some I well as the danger from Zombie­ serious study, which we suppose niversary celebration. Looks like like inactivity,, some of our most means catching up on The ABERREEs the old $20 gold pieces, in size, cherished superstitions, handed she’ll miss while away... IThe and color, but there the similar­ down for generations, will no February meeting of the discuss­ ity comes to ^£|jd stop* • • longer dictate the extent of our ion group-that-stlll-needs-a-name Four aces beat three— if no health , wealth , and happiness . at Belleville , Mich., was given a one else happens to have any.

12 The ABERREE MAY, 1957 been followed, we would still ignorance , but if so , your mag. have slavery and wholesale child should correct that. labor in the U.S., there would be "Would you be receptive to no Red Cross or nursing profess­ article(s) on cybernetics, com­ ion, and a host of other improve­ puting machineiy, hypothetical ments in man’s relation to man methods of telepathic communica­ would not have come into exist­ tion , logical analysis of animal ence, for these were brought into (and human) internal communica­ existence by people who were not tions and control nets, thinking willing to accept ‘life’ as they devices other than living organ­ found it, and who were willing to isms , servomechanism theory as risk being called 'malcontents’ applied to animal homeostasis with in order to leave the world a extension to mental homeostasis, better place than they found it. etc. ? "All Improvement is based upon "Incidentally, I'd be interes­ discontent, or malcontent as Wel- ted in literature from-similarly gos would have it, with existing Inclined persons, such as origin­ conditions. Welgos’s viewpoint ators of ‘The Open Way’; descrip­ would freeze the social order- tion of B-cells, hleronymous ma­ stop its progress dead in its chines and such papers; Hibbard tracks. Thus we see the negative and Coulter’s research, etc.”— twist which runs like a black Anthony A. Benson (BEE, F TA ), thread thru much of his otherwise 18715 Arrowhead, Cleveland, Ohio. “I wish to express my pleasure enlightening dissertations. when I noted how the shadowed “Welgos in his article lines "Pre-sleep tape processing title of ‘Whispers of God Within* up with the professional psychol­ schedule is now running about six suggested whispers within. I ogists who are always urging man weeks after receipt of examina­ trust the thoughts under the title to adapt to his environment; one tion tape, will so bring the within whispers of Hubbard’s most constructive “I am able to disclose non to the bright light of undoubting contributions was his argument that a cancer-surgery case with belief, that no Inharmonious that man should adapt his environ­ definite indications of a recur­ thoughts can withstand its shin­ ment to suit the highest pur­ rence is non, by medical tests, ing ray-.. poses of man — self-determinism clear, after about 600 hours of “I am charmed with the editor’s rather than other - determinism. pre • sleep tape processing. Many way of presenting truths under Those who do not recognize the other constructive changes, of bubbles of laughter. It attracts value of this viewpoint have course, also were brought about, attention and plants the truth.” failed to learn one of the most concurrently. I am, however, re­ — Mrs. M ia B ran t, Allaway , H. J. important lessons that Hubbard fusing to accept terminally ad­ offered. * - - Mark L. Gallert, Los vanced cancer canes. or any with­ "Those editorials. . .'can’t Angeles, Calif. out consent of the examinee *s hardly get that kind no more*. medical doctor. Doctors who are Elsewhere than in the Aberration, “I judge hy Alberta’s comments aware of the organization of a that is. And almost never could that die remembered the little pre-sleep tape seem to be rather at any time, now that I come to description somebody gave of Ron receptive.” — Volney Mathison, Los think of it. Howes--‘He made the techniques Angeles, Calif, "And if you think I *m kidding work for him. ’ — nope! That remark about the "I still like your fora of "Your reminder No. 2 has done ‘church* determination to mock-up communication— and I think the the job and I’ve sent a bank draft a world, and people , of S-I-N. letters, etc., are good communi­ off to you for another year’s (How you talk. Reverend.) Because cation. .. I take your mag. out to dose of The ABERREE. It still that is exactly what the poor the lab., where the cover always keeps its excellent quality. It fools are, have, and will contin­ draws a few chuckles from those would be more enjoyable if the ue to do, I fear. They are in too who see it. type was 25% bigger than Page 3— deep now to ever escape — until •The article on ‘ Futures’ did- but then we can always be pro­ maybe another ice-age rolls around n ’t stir up much response. Future cessed into liking it the way it and then releases ‘another civil­ is controlled tor intention— and I is. ization*. But can even an ice-age don’t intend to admit that I "I was very interested to read get rid of engrams? caused that past to happen to me7 about B - cells (what an unfortun­ "Shucks — all I started out to So how can I possibly control the ate name), and I hope you report say was just to pay you a bit of future? I still get the pictures, on your experience of them soon. admiration--to know there is at and about half of them check quite Better yet send some to Bigland least relative calm and sanity well. The rest I don’t identity and let us have a go. (as a basic-basic) somewhere in just now. Also, I’m going to (ED. NOTE— Why don’t you drop this vale of sun-and-shadow. It school--in vision, dreams, etc. John Brown a note? His aim, he HELPS. I appreciate Marie Long lectures on stuff -- mostly says, is to help not only Ameri­ Phelps Sweet, Malibu, Calif. concerning groups and races; re­ cans but the ‘‘human race ” , and lationship o f various people I’m sure that includes our breth­ ‘‘James Welgos’s otherwise bril­ (functions) in the group, tribe, ren across the roily pond.) liant article, ‘Man Revolts at etc. Stuff is interesting and “Our group of 16 members has Forced Changes’, is marred hy his seems quite valid. Or is well now been meeting for about 10 wholesale condemnation of those tuned to my aberrations... years. We haven’t anything unus­ who have the idealism and courage "Do you hear anything on Kit- ual to report except that from to work for the betterment of so­ selman? Max Freedom Long, Gordon time to time we are told that ciety and to help eradicate in­ Beckstead?” - - Harold Schroeppel, some work we do has completely justice. Note his statement: Basel Crest, III. changed a member’s life-- or made ”rThe only people who want to all the difference in solving a make changes in the world a r e "How about some instructive problem--but you would expect those wko do not know the stru c­ articles— define Scientology, ex­ that, of course. Nothing sensa­ tures of the world and who have plain synergetics, what the hell tional. We haven’t killed anyone, not learned to face life and ac­ is this human engineering as you or had our names in the Sunday cep t i t on i t s own terms. They use it, etc.? papers— or even caused a strike. are the malcontents who cannot ‘ ‘Please use a more scientific, “Recently we have studied a get along with others or with factual, logical presentation. My book called ‘Miracles of Your themselves. ' first opinion of most of your ar­ Mind’ by Dr. Joseph Murphy and we ‘‘Ihls is one of the most vig­ ticles that I’ve read is so much finished up by compiling a long orous attacks on social evolution great thought being swathed in list of questions which members that has ever been published. If deadening cotton of emotion and answered. This was all positive Welgos’s viewpoint on this had Ignorance. I hope it’s not my psychology and did a lot to give

MAY, 1957 The ABERREE 13 our tone level ;t hitch up . In a door ‘ cause I want no one to know smells, ideas, images, dreams, few weeks’ time we shall be com­ I’m washing my argyles in the memories, anticipations, etc. mencing a study of * Creative Re­ washbowl. Invariably, when I fin-* Call these the contents of (ordi­ alism’ by Dr. Rolf Alexander. ally open my door, I’m always nary) consciousness. This will probably take us two asked, ' What were you doing? How "In this life experience we al­ years, but looks worth the time. come your door was locked? Your so do various things--we look, we We meet fortnightly for lfe blinds pulled? ’ But, and this for listen, we think, we remember, we hours, and in between times we John Brown’s benefit, really, had perform various actions, etc. have homework to do in the form I just went ahead and washed my Call these the operations of (or­ of answering questions .’’--A .L . socks, no one would have paid me dinary) will. Rogers, tialsall, England. heed... But he (Brown) probably "Operations are important be­ would be the last one to believe cause they produce contents. When "The headline, *Walshes qyiit that perhaps other people don’t we look, we see. When we listen. Scientology’, is erroneous, imma­ understand they have a need for terial. beside the point, and not what he has. He’ll probably have so. As a Totologist, how can one to come back in 2157 and do it VANITY MUTUAL quit anything? We have merely as­ all again — put it up in brown My wife and I run the Overlend signed Scientology to its right­ bottles, and sell it as ‘John Secretarial Serviceat 5017 Tilden ful place in the categories of Brown’s Elixir— good for man, St., Sherman Odes, Calif. For pro* viding reproductions of Club bul­ THINGS. In it are many wonderful animals, plants, etc.’, get ar­ letins, by-laws, etc,, we own an techniques, most of which are us­ rested and investigated, be elec­ I B M Electric and other typewrit­ able, if you understand Tbtology. ted mayor, kick off, have a stat­ ers; we have contacts with Multi- "We merely have included Sci­ ue built, and then, at long last, lith operators who will run as entology in its rightful place in in a few hundred or a thousand few as 100 copies from paper mats, Echelon Pour, where it balances years some gink will discover his (Most will make only long runs off the Vedas. Upanishads, Bible, buried cellar lab— and man! the from metal mats.) etc. You might say in Totology we chase will be on. Boy! What a guy Some of our clients elected to are dealing with Echelon 8... he must have been... buy mats (15# each), pencils (15# “Some time back, while shuffl­ each) » and ribbon (***) to make "Strangely enough, Totologists stencils for us to run. (There is seem to flock to us — at least in ing thru my growing stack of AB- only one rule; Wash hands, avoid numbers we can handle with our ERREEs, I saw where someone asked grease on mat,) No special type­ facilities; 66 in the class now, for an article on an explanation writer needed. which is limit. Some extras sat or enlargement of the Auditor’s My experience as a member of a on the front hall stairs last Code. I’m thinking of attempting correspondence club discussing Monday. Have waiting list for it, but feel unqualified, even psychology and philosophy suggests next semester.’’ — H ardin Halsh, tho I understand somewhat of its a possibility of an expanded club great value, probably by having with uncensored, serious, econom­ Los Angeles, Calif. ically worded essays, *catching seen the results so many times in the bus**, i. e., a publication "In the last few copies of AB- my own and others ’ misuse of it. date. ERREE, there seems to be a lull in I think the adherence to it is The fare on our proposed "Van­ creativeness, and a sort of up­ the making of any technique.”--#. ity Mutual* bus is $2.50 per 100 surge in philosophy, even of con­ E. Rem, Portland, Ore. copies of contributor *s each sten-^ jecture, which of course is al­ cil (no limit);* thus $2,50 per ways interesting and often pro­ "Ehjoy the Aberree more each page in periodical distributed issue. Can’t decide whether it’s (prorated) to contributors only. ductive of new ideas. (Non-contributors must buy from "It seems to me, after seven my ability to appreciate or The contributors.) - Further promo­ years in the field (most of the Aberree that’s improving, but tional literature on request. time in left field) that much has something makes me hungrily an­ Charles Leslie Kern. been done. But_I still know hun­ ticipate the next issue. dreds, yes, thousands, of people "Considering all the various who know nothing, nor have ever therapies, ologies, isms, etc., heard of Dianetics, Scientology, that have been brought to atten­ etc.— would, in fact, pat you on tion since Hubbard’s ‘second com­ the head and buy you a drink if ing ’, I *m somewhat surprised that you were to mention such words. none of your readers have yet ‘Oh, the poor, poor clobbered-up mentioned or recommended the sys­ slobs’. All they do is work ‘most tem introduced hy G. Gurdjieff, every day, raise hell whenever the and taught hy him and Ouspensky opportunity presents itself, and all over Europe, England, and for in general are happy, normal, a while in this country. Altho (s the tfrte of » free book everyday sort of people....They unpublicized, G.’s system is gfven away to al who write have never heard of ‘ Aberree’ still being taught in many coun­ In afklr# for It (Please Include even. But they even have normal, tries hy students trained for to* for postage and handling) giggly children. Tsk. Tsk... that purpose before G. and 0.’s "Ihe article of John C. Brown death. Most of the so-called ‘sys­ LEARN the principles of Faith on the B-Cell certainly interest­ tems ’, therapies, etc., that have used by our students, who have ed me, and I wish you to know sprung into existence since 1950 written us many losets, HMe* I’m not twitting when I say that seem to be fragmentary and unfin­ man is, or sounded by his letter, ished when compared to the total­ really a desperate person — that ity and cosmological completeness is, desperate to have someone of the ideas advanced by G. Ad­ listen to him. Can you imagine mittedly, some of these ideas are what would have happened had he hard to accept at first, but then tried to be real secretive about so are some of LRH’s. all this? Viz: Dark cellar, lab­ "Anyway, G.’s system should be oratory, plants in great health, looked into hy all those interest­ stupendous crops. But telling no ed in self-development. It’s one one. Hmmmm. He’d probably have so ‘WAY’ that has (according to G.) Learn how VDU can use iho power many visitors wanting to know worked for quite a few thousand of Faith to do fhwrtar ibfcga In what was what, his fame would be years." - - Jesse Floyd, Savannah, your Mr from the practical world-wide by now — a real set-up Ga. principles ft* Wife free-book for cloak and dagger business. I truly think, if he’d stand far "Our work with Intelligence HUMAN enough back from it all, he’d see Multipliers is continuing. I would it, too, for when I lock my door like to tell you a little of it. ENGINEERING and draw the shades, I have all "in the life experience of a INC. kinds of interruptions. And I human being, we are conscious of only draw the blinds and lock the various things; sights, sounds, Bo* 117 R Fafrhopw, Alabama 14 The ABERREE MAY, 1957 we hear. When we think, ideas a clarity and vision that we or­ occur. dinary mortals achieve only at /Commercials "Operations are important for rare moments of insight. ^^Advertisements under this another reason. "Well, this is theory (but head: 24 a word, in advance. "In Synergetics, we do not ac­ reasonable, I think). What counts cept the view that intelligence is: Can it be produced? NOW only $1 each, thanks to the large "We think that it can. The ba­ demand. Following titles availa­ is something fixed, something we ble: Psychometry; Visualization; The are born with and cannot change, sis of our work with Intelligence Golden Magic Circle; Intuition Versus something we either have or don’t Multipliers is to help an indi­ Impulse; Psychic Development; Mentsl have. The Synergetic theory of vidual learn superior operation Telepathy; Concentration. A new mono­ intelligence holds that an intel­ trains and to make them an auto­ graph. "Black Magic", ready soon. Re­ ligent person is one who has matic part of the way to func­ serve your copy non. Order direct learned superior trains of opera­ tion. This work is still In the from Dorothy Spence Lauer, 5149 Mer- tions. Operations for groups, or experimental stage. But It opens Idlan, Los Angeles, Calif,______trains. These groups, in turn, up a whole new field of self - de­ SEVSN "Spiritual Healing" exercises fora super-groups. Imagine, now, velopment. by Arthur J. Burks, to be used in a being for whom these groups and “ Intelligence isn’t everything. connection with Mr. Burke's "in ab­ super-groups are as simple and But like money, it helps."— A rt sentia" sessions, from 10:00 to 10:15 elementary as the contents of or­ Coulter, Columbus, Ohio. (ESTi nithtly. these exercises, to be dinary consciousness are to the used one a night and then repeated, will be salt to any who contribute 5 5 average man— for whom these groups "Whew — I ’ve been trying to or more toward Mr. Burks's Foundation and super-groups are part of a catch my breath ever since reading for research into shat Ilea behind superconscious field. the schedule you keep; what a disease. K. ft S. Smith, Box 301, Har­ "I am not speaking, now, of killer. Look tho I may, I see no risburg, Penn. mystical superconsciousness. That mention made of time for medita­ is another matter entirely. The tion — contemplation — prayer, or tic powers. My primary interest word * superconscious ’ is used in whatever you might want to label is the old ‘How does it work on a both contexts, and perhaps I it. Something or other must be person , who Is stuck with insup­ should invent a new word, but you mighty important in that office erable problems.- which' are mas­ and others (not Synergeticists) of yours — is all that time just tering h ini beyond reason and object to this, so I hope my mean­ the Aberree, or is it that the against his conscious wishes?' At ing will be clear. Aberree piled on top of a normal this level the pivot point tech­ “A being who is able to acti­ business exacts such a toll? If nique of lock running works fine, vate his superconscious field so, for goodness sake, have half produces an identifiable result, would be in possession of super­ as many issues, or something. cleans up engrams in restimulation, ior intelligence. He would think Slow down somehow— only you can and if pursued hy a determined superconsciously, perceive super- live your life, for you. You have pre-clear who has a high level of conscious ly , recall supercons­ made very specific comments about physical courage, they will even ciously, etc. He would be able to people who place such a high break down the occlusions and get grasp complex situations in a value on a dollar that they,spend rid of the emotional needs to be flash, solve difficult problems their life frantically accumulat­ sick in the first place. Knowing with ease, understand things with ing same, and I agree 100 percent about explosion cycles may be with you on it, too. However, I all right for a person whose tone suggest that simply substituting is high enough to keep them turn­ doctorate course something else for the dollar NOTES— from the does little to alleviate the sit­ ing 14.000 rpm and having a lot 8-8008 lectures of fun, but knowing the same data on Scientology, uation. It has been my impression is of no benefit to the chronic as given by Dr. that you really advocate a better 0.7, the mean of our American so­ •way of life', to allow time for ciety."— Joshua Carmichael. L. R. Hubbard.. $3 what is sometimes called the hu­ B manities, or amenities? Am I "Ellen Carder's letter in your CLINICAL COURSE right? If so, time is of the es­ NOTES— from one sence for such a plan — time to March issue stated happily my of the advanced slow down and think or meditate— feelings about the correlating training lecture and to create a little something service your ABERREE serves - - as series..... $4 here and there, just for the sake well as the heightened enjoyment of creating — such as a pretty of all aspects of life, thanks to THE TECHNIQUE OF plant or garden — or whatever the door LRH opened in 1950. CONSCIOUS EVOLU­ strikes your fancy. NOT for the "I’d like to express agreement 0 TION-- by L. E. with Jim Welgos's viewpoint, same sake of the creation, but simply Eeman...... $5 for the fun of creating. I have issue, about verbal frameworks. said for some time now, ‘ if my •Perhaps we’ve enough to do, SCRUB OAKS. 330- actions do not conform to my sta­ working out of present semantic page cloth-bound ted goals, then my stated goals traps, without setting more?"— novel by Alphia are not my real goals, as these Maida Johnston, Sharp m rk, Calif. € Hart...... $1 latter are always confirmed by my actions.' All of which Is not in­ "Have you ever really looked Back Issues of tended even faintly as criticism, at this ‘ God Within ’ syndrome The ABERREE but sometimes an alteration of volume 1 current with humanity ? •No. 6 —Oct., 1954 viewpoint helps a bit .” --Mart “Have you realized that the volume II Jaquays, Sutton, Quebec, only organism yet created, capa­ •No. 2— May, 1955 ble of independent life, is the No. 3— June, 1955 "I got the memo on Friedman... single organic cell? NO. 4—Jul-Aug.,’55 I’m a bit confused at his atti­ “That the highest representa­ K NO. 5 --Sept., 1955 tude in one respect and that is tion of this creation is the im­ NO. 6— o c t., 1955 NO. 7— Nov., 1955 in the field of application. The­ mortal animal germ cell? NO. 8 - - Deo., 1955 orizing on the black and white “ That that cell, via meiosis No. 9—jan-Feb., '56 explosion cycle is fair enough, and mitosis, has Invented a way No. 10—Mar., 1956 and I'm inclined to think that he of perpetuating itself In every •only 1 copy le f t. is right about it. But beyond conceivable environment upon the Wlume h i that, what? My only interest In face of this planet ? All Issues, 1 to 10 any technique, or theory, is In “That this Ingenious cell has 6 Price • 254 each its application. Not the mental finally achieved a self-perpetua­ gymnastic of Coueism and Its rel­ ting organism with sensory equip­ atives, nor even the myriad ef­ ment capable of perceiving an en­ The ABERREE forts in Dianetics and Scientol­ vironment exterior to this planet? P.O.Box 528 - Enid, Okla. ogy to Know All, and therefore “That said Ingenious cell is somehow become endowed with mys- still perpetuating this organism NAY, 1457 The ABERREE 15 and that this organism (symbiosis of specialized cells not capable of individual life but still de­ pendent upon the germ cell fdr LJl its existence) is very busy these HT Hi nOTHIRG diHD days trying to launch itself into When we focus our attention on male going forth - • aberration. space and ‘reach* the other plan­ a subject, the subject is divided “Before Abraham was I am.” Before ets (possibly further and extend­ and analyzed before our eyes. aberration was integration, the ed environment for Life)? This is the Quabalistic technique. point from which to aberrate, “That said organism has a deep The joker is that the subject e seated conviction that its Crea­ never divides the same for any Good vs. evil. Evil bolds the tor and the ‘world of immortality’ two people. So, it may be just as good together. Good rends the is within itself ? well to divide our attention as evil (the veil) asunder. "That part and parcel of the to allow our attention to divide. e extensions of this conviction is • Our basic cycle ranges from that said organism has a Heavenly The Church reasons that "To one to ten. Those who can achieve Home somewhere in the sky ? reason is to be lost”. Guess that the full gamut to ten are tenable. “That Noah (or Noe, or Coxcox, is why it reasons. Those who cannot are untenable, or Deucalion, or Khasisatra) goes • e with pairs of all possible ani­ “ I Am” is the Father-Mother— A reaction Is not a counter­ mals (vide embryology and genet­ integration . “ Abraham ” is the action. A reaction is opposite ics of the human animal; into an but not opposed to the action. A ark, floats upon the waters and reaction Is complementary and in­ re-peoples the earth after the we would bring about a change in tegrates with the action. A coin- deluge— and even Deucalion, who conditions. Philosophy says that teraction is the action of sames throws ‘stones’ behind him to make the observer is the conditioner, repulsing each other. It is dis­ men— may be a figure of this per­ and physics is considerably con­ integrative . petuation of the human species ? cerned about what the matter is. # **A ‘degraded’ idea? Not neces­ The matter is what we make mat­ A male is a meal for a black sarily, unless creativity is con­ ter. whether consciously or un­ widow spider— a meal ticket, I ceded to be a degraded act — in consciously, eh?” — Alberta E lli­ take it. A man is manna from which case, what has Jehovah got ott, D.Scn., Greenville, S. Car. heaven. left? It being possible to iden­ tify his earliest appearances with the Serpent Worshippers who antedate all written history ex­ Mathison Electropsychometrically Personalised cept parts of the Bible. ‘‘*liy should the idea of the serpent in the ark (or chest) , which so closely re-enacts the drama of fertilization, be ‘de­ graded’ ? If it is, we are slip­ ping. “But I’m betting on the germ of life. If it can manage to evolve a perpetuation mechanism psychical research as complicated as the human body, Metaphysics, in every language and Misdirected, distorted, injurious bio- I think its chances of getting to in every country, instructs, in effect: nuclear or psychical energy patterns the stars that body can perceive can be REDIRECTED THRU THE are pretty darned good. The ‘Am- "Go into The Silence — and, LIMITLESS POWER OF PSYCHICAL IMAGE ENERGY PATTERNS — PRO­ Bum' and all the rest of its con­ vihile therein, repeat, over and over, VIDED THE NEW. CORRECTIVE flicts are only milestones along positive, constructive affirmations of PATTERNS ARE REPEATED OR the way. Sooner or later, it will vfeHbeingness” DUPLICATED A SUFFICIENT NUM­ achieve its objective and people BER OF TIMES. the Heavens— truly a ‘home after Very few persons can continue this procedure LONG ENOUGH to achieve Mathison SLEEP TAPES provide death’ for many individuals, but the desired results. 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Of course, we could have SCI BICE GIVES This Spring, a In the same vein, three young added a dozen or so pages, but YOU JUST WAT series of devasta- Columbia " scientists?’ autopsied Postmaster General Summerfield IT'S PAID FDR ting tornadoes has bone samples of 500 humans and already has his troubles, and swept large areas concluded that the average nan saddling the nation’s mailmen of the nation, leaving a toll of could stand 20 times the present with a heavier ABERREE was a bit dead, injured, and property dam­ rate of cancer-causing strontium- more cruel than we were willing age. An unusual number of earth­ 90 fed into the air by hydrogen to be at this time . Besides, more quakes has left visual damage, or bomb explosions. But these "sci­ pages cost more money. been recorded on seismographs. entists” were working under a Next month, tho, we are making Much of the Midwest suffered from grant of the A. E. C. another major change. Heretofore, a series of late blizzards, free­ In London, the Atomic Scien­ The ABERREE pages have been re­ zes, and cold— breaking all rec­ tists’ Association, an organiza­ duced photographically from the ords that have been maintained by tion of nuclear experts NOT spon­ original copy 20 percent. Begin­ weather bureaus. sored hy the A . E. C., reported ning with the July-August issue, Coincidentally — or was it? — that each high-altitude H-bomb this reduction will be eliminated. Russia has exploded a series of test would probably cause bone We’re going to photograph the nuclear bombs, but our A. E. C. cancer in a total of 20,000 per­ pages “one-to-one”, which means (Amentiated Earth Contaminators) sons thruout the world. the copy you get sill be the same doesn’t say, or, more likely, It is regrettable that most size as the original. doesn’t know, of what intensity. "scientific advances” have been Ibis doesn’t mean you’re going Just revealing to a frightened in the field of war, in the line to lose 20 percent reading mater­ public what-those ”bad Russian^' of human destruction. Eventually, ial , or that we ’re going to up are doing provides sufficient mo­ these discoveries get their teeth our subscription price, or that tive for our bomb bums to go out pulled, and are harnessed to more we’re adding more pages to make and do likewise. humane activities. Of course, this up for the reduction. I n s te a d, Government scientists insist may be because the fire of patri­ The ABERREE is adopting smaller that the exploding of A- and H- otism during war-time stirs more type for both features and let­ bombs has no bearing on what may mightily in the scientists’ ters— but this should not show in be expected in weather, but it is breasts than does the flame of the finished copy. In fact, the a demonstrable fact that-, if paid compassion for bis fellow man. or type should be just a bit larger enough, someone calling himself a it may be that wars are fought on than it non is, but unless our “scientist/’ will provide proof of a " to hell with the cost/’ basis, figures are wbo^erjased, you can anything. Of course, most of while peace is geared to available detect the difference only hy these "proofs” are couched in luxury and the income tax blank. measuring with a sensitive micro­ non-translatable words and alpha­ It is very probable that there meter . betical abracadabra, but to the is any number of scientists who Anyway, we feel that this is a gullible public which has been could "find” God and Jesus in step in the right direction, and conditioned to salaam deeply at their test tubes and on their dis­ The ABERREE you get shouldn’t be the "science” label, it makes a secting slabs— if they were paid smaller than die one is make. He deep impression. This is a form enough for the "discovery" . hope you like the change, but as of intellectual prostitution. Be­ _ QO far as that goes, this is only a fore anyone can take a scientist’s THE ABERREE SAID IT FIRST continuation of a wish which has­ word for anything, he should find He’re not bragging, but to n’t fluctuated much--whether we out for whom he works — who pays keep the records straight, we’d made any alterations or not. his salary — and weigh the "find­ like to report that three years And this night be a good tine ings” accordingly. ago, we "scooped” ABILITY when it to remind you that the next issue, Recently , in the daily press, still was calling itself The our annual Christmas number, is a there have been conflicting re­ JOURNAL OF SCIENTOLOGY. At that combination of the July and Aug­ ports as to whether cigarets are time, we reported that, despite ust dates. While you enjoy your causing cancer or not. Gome sci­ claims to the contrary, there summer vacation, and sit in the entists "find” they do. Almost were no “clears" in the HASI or­ shade while the children push the immediately, scientists hired by ganization, a statement verified lawn mower, we want you to know the tobacco companies offer a re­ in ABILITY. Issue 45 • Now that we’re taking advantage of the buttal that there is no connec­ we’ve got that straightened out, missing month to make the change­ tion between the radio stations’ we’ll go even further, and con­ over . It means everything in our biggest revenue and the disease tradict the statement that there files has to be retyped, heads that is keeping the medical pro­ were *7nany people cleared" to the redrawn or reduced, and all fession in Cadillacs. This is Book One level, who, "unfortun­ “standing copy” quits being “stan­ merely- a case of postulating a ately, became more interested in ding”. Also, it gives the Pub­ "fact?, then setting out to prove living than processing” . Pardon lisher a few hours away from her it, discarding any evidence that the disillusionment— if there are Vari-typer to make a couple of might be in conflict with the any ABERREE and ABILITY readers those cherry pies she's been prom­ pre-proven postulate. still addicted to this state. ising the Editor all winter. Fantastic Tale of Cops and Robbers By PHILIP FRIEDMAN A Cule | oi Cancel Rea llij Wanted? HE REAL story of the Drosnes-Lazenby Does anyone really WANT a cancer “cure" (other Clinic is a fantastic tale of cops and than the victims of the disease, and their debt- robbers. The "cops" are the entrenched ridden relatives, of course)? What would doctors medical associations, the Governmental and hospitals do if suddenly tneir paying patients found relief outside of a satin-lined casket? And agencies which they control, Damon Run­ what if the Department of Public Health found it s yan's Walter Winchell and intriguing news­ share of a $72,000,000,000 budget cut because it no paperT reporters. They are going all-out to longer could post warnings against treatments not "get the goods on" the "robbers", the per­ given its sanctimonious blessing? And what of the "foundations" and "drives" feeding off a terror- sonnel of the clinic, who are robbing the stricken public if there no longer was need for medical profession and the Damon Runyan their particular type of professionalism? Fund of their Inherent right to cancer A few weeks, or maybe months, ago, P h ilip Fried­ man sent us a bundle of clippings, which we perused treatments. carefully during our luncheon minutes over the Week after week, on a national hook-up, course of a week or so. We came up with the follow­ Walter Winchell let go such blasts of vitu­ ing data: perative, vindictive insults against Dros- In 1948. two Pittsburgh. Pam., laymeo— Philip Drones end Lillian Lazenby- - reveal ed ne that spiritually, the Totality, you would be everywhere and you noo= 6Sy he did to separate the aware- would be all things and you would know. You snv t-h ,sPiritual things from God was to would be totally aware. This is observable thin “ a V Go<1 was separate from sensible data, which you can discover thru processes ings. This contributed to the separate- we have available. As Totality, you can ex­ most of us have today that God is Over pand your awareness and discover that you tnere somewhere and we are over here, and can be other than.in a body; that you are we can never quite reach Him, we can never other places; that the problem of awareness communicate with Him — and only on Suidays is actually the problem of focusing the does somebody talk about Him. It's only r we Hie that we're going to have any­ attention. We merely have an agreement that thing to do with Him. This apparently start­ we can only focus our attention with our ed back there when Aristotle lived, from eyes, but we can discover that we are units 384 to 322 B.C. of thinkingness, or you might say, "Supreme Naturally there are many writings- - tre­ Intelligence". mendous libraries full of them in the East As spirits who cannot die, we have lived and China— but for the Western world, Aris­ many lifetimes of many experiences. Various totle seems to be the basis on which educa­ and assorted people in these lifetimes have tion and thinkingness has been built for become authorities who set up categories of the last 2500 years. thinkingness that have affected us tremen­ What did he do on thinkingness that was dously. The Master Jesus had a profound so profound? He invented what is known as effect upon society--or, rather, the books the syllogism, and this is a very interest­ written about Him did. And people even be­ ing gadget of thinkingness. It is based

JUNE, 1957 The A b e r r e e a syllogism and still be absolutely wrong, officially with the body. And where do we for instance, "All marines are soldiers, go from here? Outside of being a rock and and some soldiers are corporals; therefore, going down-scale and being less than a body all marines are corporals". You can use as a spiritual being — which is possible, this logic and reasoning to be right and apparently, since a psychic can go out and you can use it to be wrong. And man has observe the mountains and be aware that been doing this industriously ever since, there are spirits living there that used to by authorities with an official formula of be bodies — it is possible to reverse this logic and reason. game. You can learn to focus your attention At that point of fixed thinkingness into not upon the body, or even around the body, symbols, into set forms, man ceased to do but you can learn to think 10,000 feet up creative thinking, practically. You, as a in space. unit of Totality, as a spirit— and you were I had a friend in St. Louis— an engineer there, believe me; all the spirits on this for the telephone company— who was one of planet knew each other and have been around their geniuses. He hooked up, or designed many, many lifetimes, and we were all back the circuits which hooked up, all the trans­ there, playing the game at that time, and continental cables. So far as anybody knew, before, of course. But at that time, we, as he had been drunk for 50 years, and they a unit of Totality, started to shut down kept him drunk because he couldn't think if our awareness on real creative ability, and he was sober. Whenever he sobered, he just started using other people's thinkingness— went kind of blank. But he was happy; lived formally and officially set up by the out­ a very enjoyable life, and a most efficient standing authority at that time, who has one. Before he died, he donated his body to been recognized as the outstanding author­ science, which was interested in learning ity ever since, except by a few individuals. how it was possible to think only when per­ Francis Bacon; some hundreds of years petually drunk. When they made an autopsy, later, was the first mein to get up and of­ they found little brain— only a hunk about ficially say that Aristotle was .just so two inches square was all that was left of many words and it was all hogwash and you what had been his brain. The remainder had could prove anything— starting a trend of been eaten away by alcohol. thought otherwise. What does this do to science which says Blit Bacon died. He took off and left the you think with your brain? This man had body. His secretary, a chap named Hobbs, been living without one for his last ten took Bacon's papers and proved conclusively, years. beyond a shadow of doubt, that all science Finally, as a spirit, he decided he'd had to be based on the body and its rela­ had it and left the body. Apparently, this tive activities. is what happens. As a spirit, you merely In other words, first we separated our make a decision to shift your attention. In thinkingness from our real point of aware­ other words, there is no such thing as death. ness, the real you, Totality. This we sep­ You focus your attention on this elaborate arated by saying, "We're separate from God. mechanical device known as the body, you We' re not God; don't have anything to do use it either successfully or unsuccessful­ with it, since thinking beings, or sensible ly, and eventually you shift your attention beings, are separate from it." We then were elsewhere. fixed in set patterns of thinking. The How many have ever read Aristotle? It's spirit does the thinking. The part of you pretty heavy wading, but it is interesting that is the spirit is the only thing that that what he says is true, and it also can is really capable of thinking. The body be considered that what he says is untrue doesn't think, it just reacts. in that the game of life seems to be two- Then, a few years back, we have this sided. This game we're living is good or other authority saying, "The body is the bad — and the infinity symbol could well be basis of all science", and this has been the symbol of existence. There are opposing taught ever since. All science, psychology, polarities, opposing thoughts, and Aristotle, and teachings in the scientific field halve dealing with these opposing thoughts, held been in relation to studying the body. This that by collecting two similar thoughts, he was a further withdrawal from the real part could prove an opposing thought. of you that is capable of creative thinking. What can we do to overcome these tenden­ Almost any scientist will tell you that cies that have been indoctrinated down thru you think with the brain, that the synapses the years? This body we have is a facsimile of the brain, little electronic units, dis­ of many, many lifetimes and these other charge — and they can give you the most lifetimes are keyed in to this lifetime. beautiful explanation you ever heard of how All the impacts and patterns you have had the currents are generated, and how thoughts in this life, particularly of pain and shock are generated and everything is stored in and emotional patterns, key in similar pat­ the brain. terns from past lives. This is not true. The brain is an elec­ Almost anyone will argue violently with tronic device which is the opposing terminal you about Bridey Murphy. They either be­ of the liver in the body. The brain is one lieve it or they don't believe it, but the terminal and the liver the other— part of a majority are trying desperately to prove Very elaborate electronic device which there's no such thing as spirits. I sn't keeps the chemical balance of your body in this strange? People who ABE spirits trying very good shape and allows you to think as to prove they do not exist. Suppose you a spiritual being. visited a planet and encountered a race of So, what happens? We reach a state of people pretending they dicin' t exist. What almost complete withdrawal from any spirit­ would you think of them? ual activity and a complete identification (Continued in the July-August issue) 6 The ABEBREE JUNE. 1957 Chapter '■!— UK STILL whispers coming thru all the divisions of OW DOES man "be still"? He may, of the five known and recognized senses— whis­ course, as men have flown the ages, "go pers which tell him ,the Jesus story of God- alone into his chamber" and stay there. the-Father, man-the-son, God-man the family He may cut himself off from the world of the universe. into which, actually, he has been sent There is no moment, even the busiest, in by the Father that he may live with, work which man is unable, actually— however much with,H the Father's other children. Men have he may tell himself he hasn't the time— to isolated themselves from one another, or make contact with some revelation of his banded together with others of like minds Divine Father. Even the grossest of impres­ for isolation, in monasteries, hermitages, sions given him by his five mundane seises caves, on islands, in jungles, in deserts. are reflections of the Father-son individ­ It is written of Jesus that he separated ual circuit of communication. God is direct­ himself occasionally from his apostle ly in communication, eternally., with each brethren to go alone into desert places, or and every one of His children personally, into the wilderness, there to "be still" individually. It is the task of the son to and know his God, or His God Self. No man keep the circuit open. God could, of course, knows what Jesus thought, felt, or prayed but does not require man so to da, for the when he was thus alone, yet man may know, Father gave man free will and never inter­ for Jesus revealed on earth all that man feres with his exercise of that will. Man needs to know to make progress in the now- does not even need to survive if he wills world and the hereafter-worlds. Jesus not. taught man that God is his Father, man's Man d o e s will to survive, for the will Father. He taught that God does not need to to live is one of man's foremost drives. He seek His sons because He is already, from wills to live the days and nigfits. He wills eternity, with and in each and every one. to live as himself, as long as the Father Jesus taught that since all men are God­ leaves him on the earth, and he wills to ex­ sons, all men are therefore brothers; that tend that span with almost every breath of gods and men are one huge celestial family. the expiring life. He wills to live in his Man is born with this knowledge, but he sons and daughters and their sons and never knows that he has it, because it is daughters thru all the generations after infinite knowledge, and man, on the earth, him. He wills to live as he wills to attain is finite. It is claimed by authorities any other goal— because he knows , conscious­ that the finite mind is incapable of know­ ly or subconsciously, that the goal is ing the infinite. This is a half truth, as worth attaining. What goal can lie beyond all truths are half truths to man. Truth is death but life, and the Father who sent man half known because it, like the universe forth from Himself? Whence came today’s itself, is always expanding. Expanding, it man? Where was today's man during all the cannot be known fully until eternity ends ages today’s man does not remember and may and the limits of infinity attained, which well not have been? Man was, always., if it will never come to pass. is true that man is a segment of the Fath­ So, simple tho the truth is, finding it er. He must be such segment else he would is an eternal-infinite task to which man, not so conceive of himself, his most sub­ already, has set himself else he would not lime conception. Man thinks, therefore he be man. By being man he has accepted his is. Man is aware of God, therefore the eternal - infinite assignment. It behooves Father is. That He has always been must be him to work at it constantly; to, as Jesus true, incomprehensible, unknowable as man put it, "be about ray Father's business". feels that fact to be. The whole and its Such business begins, of course, not with parts are co-existent, mathematically: the retirement from the world, not with isola­ Whole-Father and Its Parts-Men are co-exis- tion in some far lonely place, not with any tent, obviously., so the Father and His sort of self-imprisonment, not with vows of Children are One Family from eternity. silence or poverty, but with living each How does man know this, or learn this, moment, wherever individual man is, to its, when he discovers himself to be currently and man's, fullest capacity. Part of man's finite? In order to learn, to gain wisdom, task while he lives all his waking moments he must "be still and know that I am God". is to learn himself that he may the better Learning to be still, that all other learn­ know his brother, and his God-Father-Moth­ ing shall be his, is man's primary task; er. To do this he "communes", he "becomes wisdom his ultimate and eternal goal. And still", he "listens to his voices", he wisdom-truth expands. Man, to know it, must talks to himself, deeply inside, where no also expand, tho he lives by the theorem of words are spoken, heard, or needed. While limits and so forever approaches the eter­ his ears hear, his eyes see, his nose con­ nal-infinite which he may reach only in tacts life's odors, smells fragrances, his eternity-infinity. And man, God's son, would fingers touch or remember touching, his have it no other way even if he fully com­ lips and tongue taste, man listens with all prehended eternity-infinity, for man, like of himself, insofar as he is capable, to the Father Himself, would never be happy

JUNE, 1957 The ABERREE 7 with the idea that anything came to an end, contained; within the greatest the infini­ or reached a limit, or anywhere in eternity tesimally least. stood still. Nothing stands still. There is How do we know these things? We stand no static. So when man is actually "still", still and pass them thru our minds, thru he is still, not in his body, not even in our souls, thru our spirits, and they man­ his heart, but in his spirit. His spirit is ifest themselves In part, because we our­ one with the .Father's spirit, the only selves, glorious tho we discover ourselves Static because it extends from eternity to to be, are in part. eternity and everywhere in space and space Be still in spirit in the midst of bat­ beyond space beyond space. Man-spirit, part tle, and hear the Voice of Compassion in of God-tne-Father-Spirit, is the moveless the heat and thunder and lightning of ha­ center of his own world, his own universe; tred fully manifested. it is into this moveless center that man Be still in the midst of food and drink, retires when he would be still and know. of argument, of discussion, of debate, of That center is moveless in the midst of making love, of everything but sleep— in man's greatest, most feverish activities of which contact remains but is suspended and every life, love, business, success, fail­ spiritual— and know truly that the Father ure, and may turn aside from all these is closer than hands and feet, than living things, even while activating them, and and breathing, because innately man himself find brief repose within the moveless cen­ is the Father, because the child— of man ter. This moveless center is the "chamber" and of his God — inevitably inherits the into which Jesus bade man go alone to pray. father, partakes of the father. He does not Prayer, in the center, need not be in words; know this until he has learned to be still it needs to be an opening of the .jewel of that he may know the Father. He may "know" truth, a deliberate opening by the individ­ this academically, but he may know it of ual. None other, even the Father Himself, truth only by making it his goal of knowl­ will opai this Truth Center to free-will edge-wisdom and seizing every opportunity— man. Apostles, disciples, evangelists, no opportunity ever fails to present itself preachers, priests, ministers may exhort, and make itself known— to "go alone into beseech, pray for, but must forever fall your chamber". short of forcibly opening because the spir­ Man returns into his chamber at will. He it of man, its place in man, is without ex­ is directed from within his own secret ception inviolate, evoi as the Father Him­ chamber, tho he may have but the haziest self is inviolate, above, far from, beyond notion where it is, or that it is ft is . He all else— all else being included within is directed by his God-self, regardless of Him. whether he is aware of it, or acknowledge Man feels that there must be points of the possibility of its existence. Fact need contact, and so there are. He finds them in not be recognized, or admitted, to be fact. memory, recent memory, yesterday's memory, Man knows that from somewhere, some when, last year's memory, for memory is more he is. Man makes sure of this by constantly lasting than fleeting incident, than any renewing his circuits of communication. given second of time. Man retains memory, This he finds he must do, the more certainly but time slips like quicksilver thru his the less time he feels he has to devote to hands, thru all of him. it as a goal. It bears no price-tag, be­ Take sound, any sound. What man nears cause it is, actually, the "pearl without it, even in the midst of prayer, or revery, price". it stirs his memory. The keening of an am­ Stand on a mountain top in sunshine or bulance siren, the raucous bleating of a rain, in wind, snow, sleet, or awesome klaxon, the drumming roar of many motors on still silence. highways, in the air, under the ground— Stand on a sea shore, anywhere in the these are comparatively new sounds, we be­ world, and hear the "voices" of the cosmos. lieve, because nothing of which we are Pause in a desert where there seems to aware thru our hearing sense actually ex­ be only silence. isted, in its present tone, the day we were If you have known the mountain top— and born, however young or old each of us is. there is none who has not known; if you Each of us hears differently, too, by the have known the sea shore— as you have; if way, and reports differently what he hears you have paused in the desert — and ho man — and this is in accordance with the Fath­ has escaped this solemn necessity; then you er's eternal plans, also. Nevertheless, can be still anywhere and place yourself on there is nothing in any "new" sound that a mountain top for a second, on the sea has not been heard before, times without shore for a heart beat, on the desert for number, without end; details are the same, no real time at all, and reaffirm your com­ but combinations have changed. Man listens munication with the Father. When you have knowingly to the very newest, and thus pos­ thus reaffirmed, all power, the Father's sesses the oldest possible, and the oldest Power, is yours, man's, woman's. possible is The Word which set it all in motion, fra* eternity. Be still in the midst of turmoil, cata­ clysm, catastrophe, tragedy, triumph, and Stand still and listen. Close the eyes the instant of stillness restores communi­ and listen, or keep them open and listen. cation with the Father — when the technique The newest, flashiest automobile is new? is learned. No man may teach another. No Nothing in it, nothing, but has in some man may show another. But man may seek to form been somewhere in the world since the show his own techniques, and these may be world first began forming of fire and dust used as guide posts, as hints, by which and moisture. It is new in combination only. other men find each his own— his own manner Within the newest of anything is the oldest of being still. there is; within the least is the greatest (Continued in July-August issue) 8 The ABBRREE June, 1»57 Clara Contacts the In m __ .j*

Chapter V N A LECTURE a generation ago, H. G. Wells For four years, Paul and Clara O 'N eill have been in contact with a rhyming entity from what Paul c a lls closed with the words: "Some day beings, a "higher plane of latent in our loins and dormant in our consc i ousness", who thoughts, will plant their feet upon firs t conversed thru this earth and reach out their hands an ouija board. Now, this "crutch" has among the stars." been done away with, I The first of the Seven Steps is concerned and C la ra is able to with firm planting of the feet upon the pick up messages d i­ rect. The contact has earth. It could be called basic realities. identified itself on­ Most therapies are based upon some form ly as "the Dynamo", of suggestion. The laws of suggestion have and it s messages it calls "Elfin Rhymes". been pretty well understood since the turn During the four years, of the century. And it has been found that it has urged the O '­ while the spirit of man can be lifted to­ N e ills not to talk ward the stars by these methods of make-be­ idly with others about the messages, but to make them publ ic— and how more public can you get than to print lieve, when the lifting is slackened, the them in The ABERREE?— The EDITOR. spirit usually falls back into the mud. The Dynamo snggests that lack of a firm best to tone down the ambition as the law foundation is the cause of this. still holds true that "where the treasure One’s foundation is not firm when one is is, there the heart is also". not in harmony with some basic parts of STEP TWO— Carrying the load. himself. The largest and most important Responsible 0 R for your efforts, ac­ brick in man'sfoundation is sex. In this tions. Think then and act upon the thought respect the Dynamo seems to be more Freudian immediately. than Jungian. When we first received this advice from That person who says he or she is not the Dynamo, we had not heard of the B.A.M. interested in sex, or whose interest is in­ technique or Analytical Procedure that came frequent, has done one of several things: from post-Hubbardian Wichita. Pirst, sublimation, the re-channeling of These things seem to tie in with the Dy­ the sex urge into other creative activities. namo’s second step. What he is advising is Second, the blockage of the "second dynam­ the rehabilitating of the analytical abil­ ic" thru postulate and agreement, with re­ ity by adopting a sort of CEDA sequence in ligious opinion, a n d other repressive every day life for continuous use. thought. Third, he or she is withholding If a man thinks a problem out but fails love as an aggressive or defensive weapon to act upon the thought, he weakens the against the opposite sex. will and his rSle in life as cause. If he Sex is tied up with the will to live, so thinks o u t the problem and ACTS, he it should be renovated, shined up, rejuven­ strengthens his will and his analytical ated. All the hypocrisy and shame must be ability, as well as himself as CAUSE. t o m away and thrown into the junk heap. Accepting responsibility for efforts and This can be done by an effort of the will, actions implies accepting responsibility or one of the various techniques of re-eval­ for results and the lessening of Blame a n d uation can be used. If there are serious its consequent angers, fears, and disrup­ blockages, they must be uncovered to the tion of peace. light of understanding. Blame is a debilitating destructive force, Likewise with the blockages against work. even in its minor phases. Its greatest havoc The man or woman who does not like a n y is found in the mind of the paranoid, who sort of work has shut him or herself off has given away so much responsibility that from a very important part of him or her­ he lives in a prison of fear from which he self. The joy of creative activity must- be knows not how to escape. unshackled and renovated. Practice this step for a week to make it As Herbert Spencer said, "The first duty a habit: Think the thing out, then act. is to be a good animal". Diet, work, recre­ Think and act. The benefit is astonishing. ation, love. These are the basic things STEP t h r e e — Reaching for the pearls. up cm which the new house will be built. This is the cultivation of selectivity. A relinquishing of greed and worldly A child wants everything and so we sift for ambition sometimes will be necessary, as him. You are adults. excessive avarice renders a solution to the The miser wastes time and space hoarding material problems difficult of attainment. trifles, so he has no time for the impor­ A large appetite is hard to satisfy. It is tant things. He is morbidly afraid of miss­ often simpler to abate the desire. If such ing something. Many people suffer from desire is to have wealth so as to lord it this fault in lesser degree. over and exploit the less fortunate breth­ The main function of intelligence is the ren, the urge is a salient one and its ex­ making of choices. So we must rehabilitate cision will not be a hurtful, but rather a or establish our ability to choose the helpful operation. wheat from the chaff, the pearls from the The tendency in America today is to vast­ pebbles. ly exaggerate the material needs. It is "The monkey and the elephant both prefer JUKE, 1957 The A1 BRIBE s nuts tc diamonds." Turn the hour-glass upside down. Wisdom, love, and beauty are the great­ Fasten rubies m h is crown; est treasures of this world — and probably Amethyst and heliotrope, Brighten weary hours with hope. of the next world, too. So, as Bon Purcell Tho the fields are far away, said, let's concentrate on the things we Flights of fancy mold the clay. can take with us. Here we have the method of Cou£, Mesmer, Today (April 7, 1957) is published in Norman Vincent Peale, New Thought, Browne THE AMERICAN WEEKLY the story of the early Landone, etc. The Dynamo recognizes "make Christian writings cached in a cave near believe" as "vital ammunition for the growth the River Nile and recently unearthed. I of ham". But it is the fifth of seven steps. note in the new sayings of Jesus here pub­ Not the first and only one, as many teach­ lished are two or three which dovetail per­ ers present it. New walls must have a new fectly into the seven steps. For example, foundation. If you build your house on the in perfect support of Step Three: sand, the winds and rains and floods will "Jesus said: 'Man is like unto a clever carry it away. fisherman who casts his net into the sea Make your foundation firm and you can and draws it up full of little fishes. And change your house at will. You change your among the little fishes he finds one good house with all the seven steps. "The touch big fish and throws back into the sea all of magic over all" is a power fill tool when the little fishes. And it hurts him not to you have negotiated the previous hurdles. keep only the one big fish.'" Following this allegory is a saying which A belief accepted by the "subconscious illustrates Step Four, which the Dynamo mind" tends to realize itself on a physical titles, "Understanding of beauty born in and mental level. Beliefs exercise a power­ pain". ful creative force almost beyond the power Jesus said: "Happy is the man who has of man to understand. So we can deliberately suffered. He has found life." inculcate or install beliefs in ourselves, In this connection, the Dynamo said: and also in those with whom we come in closest contact. The widened shore the r iv e r wore Dimensions of the ages bore. A terrific responsibility is involved in In times defeat the slow, retreat, exercising influence on others, therefore. In victory the changes meet. The law of love, the Golden Rule, should The mass undone, the eddy spun always guide our efforts and actions, here The s i lt e d v a lle y growth begun. as elsewhere. Beneath the pier the sluggish mere As long as cons true tiveness and high Reveals the secrets of the seer. good-will are the motivating force, only The w illow weed, the pumpkin seed. The roses of the garden need good can be done. If a desire to harness, The ashes bom of time forlorn control, make him see the light, is behind In battle of the river bom. the necromancy — a desire to make someone Mystics have often likened man's life on "cause" (to blame for something) — it is a this earth to a river, constantly changing, negative and destructive situation, and no never the same from one day to another, good will come. eternally flowing. The stature a man achieves Complete forgiveness is an essential is a result of his success in dealing with prerequisite to bringing the touch of magic adversity. If he accepts defeat, he regres­ into our lives. And also a complete respect ses toward the infantile state. This is for the right to self-determinism and indi­ usually caused by not facing up to our viduality of the other fellow. problems and blaming some outside force for So, while magic is the greatest force for our "bad fortune". good, it also can be the greatest force for In victory we accept the necessity to evil. Wisdom is necessary in its exercise. change with the times. Adversity has proven Some people think destructively. Some that our old method of thinking and doing people think constructively. What they was invalid. We can devise a new way of think and what they tell themselves, in rev­ dealing with the situation and become wiser, erie, they are, and they become. The de­ more effective persons thru this process. structive thinker does not think he can It is the only way we can achieve sta­ change his thinking until he can change ture. Sq , as Justice Holmes said, we should something outside himself. But he can. He thank God for our troubles; they make us can resolve wisdom from his "adversity". He grow. can forgive his enemies. He can be more ^ If there is any adverse experience we outgoing. He can enhance his love. have not profited from, but where we suf­ Something has to happen to an individual fered defeat, we can re-evaluate it and to make him understand this power within with our new analytical vigor, resolve him to choose mental attitudes. He has to beauty and wisdom from our pain and des­ resurrect the will to be constructive. A pair. This is what a novelist does when he little experimentation will discover to writes novel after novel about himself, his anyone the tremendous power of positive life, his experience with the pain and thinking, and the thrill and delight of sorrow of the world. knowing that what lies in his power to cre­ We do not have to feel sorry for our­ ate, within himself and his universe, will selves. We can look down upon our troubles reorient and motivate his life, regardless as steps up the ladder of character growth of external circumstances. and rejoice in them. (Continued in the July-August issue) STEP FIVE— The touch of magic over all. oo«oc F lig h t o f fancy, necromancy According to a "filler" in one of the time for sagging spirits, chancy daily newspapers, the average American wo­ Tho the f li g h t may be fo r him ti'ho has never known the haven man purchases four brassieres a year. Wf Of the b rightly shoa ana shaven, might add that possibly three of this four (Stir it of adventure dim). also purchase something to fill them out. 10 The ABERREE JUNE, 1^5? Out of the Mirrors Comes the Master ByJWTH_^RKS Itte JlaHsitioM. o H dm to y Was

NTRODUCING to human society for the first Tnis Is a story ;r.yot nu.o'ly #fio evor 1jvc<^—-as time, “Iamology", the great and new sci­ far I'rmn. Nor does it. imply thr;t any h per— entific discovery, based upon research, sor, ever 'h i l l live. Ho.vovrr, sine* they :av “Fact 'w ntr.'ir.'jer turn, fiction", avJ we've seldom read conclusions, and teacnings of His Emi­ anythin! rompiraM*’ \o 'hi- for '*♦ ran jonev*., *•**♦ r<» I nence, H. Ran Amuck, as reiterated by wonderin': if, in our doistored existereo, someone himI thru the happy little mediums, Cryptic may nave been putt inn somethin?; over cn us. And Critique and Develina, self-appointed you, too. — The EDITOR. Priestesses of the Pooh-Pooh. Before you venture upon tne hallowed anything away. It is not unusual that he ground on which this amazing new science gained a terrific following. He bestowed was constructed, be advised that Iamology great honors and titles upon those who be­ was, is, and forever will remain the exclu­ came dedicated leaders to his cause. For a sive discovery, after considerable malice few paltry dollars extra, they could become aforethought, of the distinguished author “Sir Blanks”, “Barren Blanks", “ Double Blanks", or even “Blank-ettes”. and scholar, H. Ran Amuck, PU, IOU, ETC., In his own copyrighted nomenclature, he (Copyright. All rights reserved.) said to his faithful: “You may go forth to The story goes: Ran, a great man of preach the word. Since man cannot subsist wealth and little with which to occupy him­ by food alone, you may print, publish, and self otherwise (ED. NOTE— See, we told you peddle (under contract and paying me a roy­ this story was fiction), spent his time alty, of course) my. hitherto considered gazing at reflections of himself in the full-length mirrors which lined the walls rubbish but now accepted teachings, but with great discrimination. You may seek to of his 32-room home. He patiently sat Bud- encompass all the monied and misguided en­ dhawise before the mirrors, day after day, tities who are forever seeking that for gazing in rapt ecstasy at himself. At long which they know not. ” last, he was overcome with a true admira­ Strange as it may seem, the little cult tion of self. This came about, you under­ prospered and spread to tue far corners of stand, only after he actually saw himself as he really wanted himself to be. the earth. ' For many years he sat before his mir­ Each day, the Master would return to his rors, always querying: “Mirrors, mirrors on dwelling, and look in profound meditation the wall, ain’t I the fairest of ’em all?” upon his own image from his jeweled mir­ Rather than injure his sensitive feelings, rors. At each look, the Master grew more the mirrors always refrained from answering conscious of the beauty he was convinced him. But on this one momentous day, the was confined so exclusively within the con­ mirror in which he was gazing could no fines of his own physical and spiritual longer contain itself, and broke into mil­ self. In his own mind, which is, after all, lions of pieces. It was at that very shat­ the only thing that matters, he could con­ tering moment that the truth, as Ran wanted ceive of no more perfect conception of any­ to know it, came to him. “ Ireka!” he cried. one. What a wonderful discovery! What a “At long last I have found the answer to wonderful way to live! What a wonderful way all the universe. There IS No One greater to die! And die he must, for he was mortal. than I." At that moment, too, he became After sucti a perfect life, however, he had known as The Master— Master of the Sleight become conditioned to the notion that he of Mind. would die. Running forth from his home, he corral­ Time passed until each and every mirror led great audiences and paid them to hear had broken into millions of pieces. The him out. “My children,” he said, “Iamology Halls of Amuck were strewn with the rubble of so many broken reflections, no longer k is a great illuminating science, based upon the Scientology of a perfect defunctional­ were there any mirrors left into which the ism, which is, in reality, the esoteric ex­ Master could cast his image. It was then, pression of knowing aie’s finite limita­ with great sadness, that he knew that the tions, which are, after all, limitless. It time had come to divorce himself physically is the unique realization of the first per­ from Iamology. Not so for his followers! son singular, arriving in a conscious state Slowly, with stooped shoulders and bowed to the ken that he actually is the great head, he shuffled forth from his vast do­ ‘I ’ in his life. He is no longer concerned main, and stood for the last time in the presence of his disciples, who sat in com­ with now he may arrive, nor where he is placent attendance upon him. He spoke for going. He is concerned only with the mira­ the last time into the array of micro­ cle that He does exist. There are no yes­ phones: terdays. There are no tomorrows. Nothing “Children, ’’ said he, “Iamology is here can be accomplished in either one of these to stay, much as some people believe that two theoretical states.” at my departure it will vanish with my de­ Bathed in the plaudits of his newly- mise. Iamology is actually the inherent found followers, H. really ran amuck. He conceit imbued within each mortal. It is sallied forth thruout the world, and for a the true worship of self, of turning in price, began to preach his gospel. Like the upon one’s own conception of what he really rest of his generation he wasn’t giving CRLEASE TURN 0VER--T0 PAGE 12, NE MEAND

JUNE, 19 5 7 X ll © A B E R R EE ii r heard from Jonas 31 go, on Ifiydo- kumzruskehen, for quite some time now. Maybe our planetary neighbor didn’t like the picture we prin­ ted of him on the cover of the December ABERREE... 1 Clara Brad­ ford of Ccllingswood , NT"., sfTTl is nursing a sore hand, sustained when she broke a quart milk bot­ tle in the sink and flying frag­ ments cut the ring finger of her left hand.’..1 Mr. and Mrs. _Carl Pyle (the former Inga brake)" oT Ban Diego have been house guests of Carroll and Pearl Hennick in Phoenix. It was a trip IrTceTebra- The devil’s tion of their first wedding anni­ versary . Another visitor in the Hennick home was Faith Kelly, who SAGE BOX lives upstate a ways... T Br. R JS. If there was no illness, there Farbstein’s (Pittsburgh ,~Tenn .) would be no need for doctors. If proffered definition of a psychi­ there was no "sin” , preachers atrist: “ A doctor you go to see would be without pulpits support­ when you’re going crazy--and he ed by the fear-stricken. And if helps you.” ...1 This should be in there was no crime, what use 1 John C. Brown . inventor of the “Commercials?’, but we have a would be lawyers, police, and the "immortal cell”, has moved bashful client who wishes to sell judges? Maybe, because everyone his laboratory from Middleboro, his E-400 E-Meter, that super-du- wants to keep his or her job, you Mass., to Lenmore, Calif. His ad­ per engram finder of Volney Math- can figure out for yourself why dress is Postoffice Box 158, for ison’s — and he says he’ll take there seems to be no improvement those readers who want more in­ $150 for it. Also, if anyone wants in this messed-up world of ours. formation on the B-Cell . Altho a complete file of The ABERREE, • Mr. Brown does not sell the Cell , Volume One, we know where one can When Adam and Eve split a bit he will send samples to those who be obtained for $5. This doesn't of “forbidden fruit” , it cost Man ask for them, and will accept fi­ sound like the bargain the E-Meter his “paradise?’ ; his descendants , nancial contributions equal to is, but anything’s a bargain at by splitting an atom, may cost one’s generosity. #e understand any price, if someone wants it Man a planet. Which shows how the Cells are being peddled by badly enough... much more is possible in a scien­ others than Brown at $ 1 each,.. Ilf anyone wants to get really tific age than during a purely 1 Phil Friedman almost wrecked mixed up (or maybe discover how agricultural one. our faith in our own''discernment mixed up he now is), he can do it • recently when he reported that he by taking seriously Ivor Darreg’s Marble is a base both for sent some plain tap water .and a “Are We Writing the Truth?” In rouge and linoleum. Under you and bottle of B-Cell water to the this mimeographed booklet, Ivor on you in life, and over your Phoenix city chemists, and the tries to show how impossible it body after death. report came back that the B-Cell is to write anchor print under- • water showed impurities, while standingly because of the limita­ One must know very little the tap water was O.K. “ It’s a tions of our alphabet. He even about God before they can profess gyp! ” we yelled, and while we reprints a suggested revision of to auction Him from the pulpit. know little or nothing about the his own, made 15 years ago, which • Phoenix city chemist, we did vent he admits he’s outgrown. Ivor, Many would-be wits think they- our feelings anent some other whose address is 1280 Exposition re being sage when they’re merely Phoenix officials . So , Phil sent Blvd., Los Angeles, wants 30 pie­ dipping into hot pepper. in a new pair of bottles for an­ ces of copper for his contribu­ 0 0 4 0 C alysis . This time, the chemists tion to confusion_1 Ruth Lang, gave the nod of purity to the B- in her “ Words of Life’’ , used a The Transition of ‘I Am’ Cell water, reassuring us that simile recently we thought rather CCORTIRUED FROM PAGE 1 C our eyes and taster hadn’t been colorful and pertinent. She li­ wants himself to be . Just as sure­ playing us tricks. In the first kened religious teaching in the ly as I go to my reward, as sure­ instance, it was patently a pure churches to a continuing kinder­ ly shall the great ’I AM’ mani­ case of shifted identities... garten , with no provision for the fest itself in each of you, and f Alma Hill has transferred her student to graduate into even the you , in turn , will become Masters site of teaching activities from first grade. Ruth, who has been of the Sleight of Mind. Boston to Fort Kent, Maine, and spending the winter in Lone Wolf, “Before the Mirrors on your says her English technique is be­ Okla., as a recruit in Uncle Ed own walls, you may stand and gaze ing appreciated best — a contract Milligan’s “City of Dawn” plan, in rapt admiration at your own with more money than Tea Party will be returning to her home in I-am-ages. And in doing so, you Town was willing to pay. Alma, it Wausau, Wis ., as soon as school will then appear to yourselves to night be mentioned here, sent the is out for her three children... be exactly that which you have Publisher a new post-Easter eye- NAnd by the way, what happened to always wanted to be. There are shade, complete with flowered “Uncle Ed” Milligan? Hope none of millions who have laughed at me horns and a burnoose, or shoulder tnose preachers he's been railing for what appears to be a seeming­ awning, or some such thing, which against ganged up to gag him... ly unfruitful existence . Be that is a pretty good guarantee that NJim Weieos reports that Human as it may , but who appears more the Editor won’t do any eyeshade Engineering , Fairhope , Ala., is foolish? Me, who has given you so swiping if the edges of his hap­ in clinical alignment again, but many splendid performances? or pen to get a bit frayed from cig- from a unique viewpoint. They’re you, poor fools , sitting now at aret burns... “correcting bodies” thru a course my feet, licking my boot straps, 1 Those who thought they had of posture processing. Jim sent us sustaining your conception of troubles during the Postmaster a story on results obtained to yourselves on my empty words, General’s successful one-week date, but we were so crowded, we thoughts, and ideas?’’ “strike” against economy, and got had to relegate the yarn to Page The Master then took his de­ no mail one Saturday, should com­ 21 — or was it 47? Anyhow, it’s mise gracefully. No one told him pare this with the letter we got 'way back in the back. . . 1 It’s not to “drop dead”. He, with the lord­ from Charles Wallach, mailed on official yet, but Kent Core.v hints ly grace for which he was world- 18 Feb . from Bombay, India, and theOklacon (Oklahoma science-fic­ famous , simply plopped over on to delivered in Bud on 22 April.., tion convention) may be held in a divan which was conveniently 1 Which reminds us, we haven’t Enid over Labor Day week-end... located within falling distance. 1 2 The ABERREE Just the very 3 that praise and falsehood, prejudice, ai.~ dread admire Ye Ed's discernment and of the unknown. The most cession, sagacity? Huh? Who’s seeking ad­ perhaps, is the fear of disease. miration from whom ?... “However, once we become ori­ “Methlnks you have the whiphand ented in our thinking to the fact because you can always censor and that the ‘Power Within’ expresses slant Just what is chosen to go itself from brain cells to tissue into the Ab. medium. We readers cell by means of mental impulses are not that fortunate. Or are we ? over channels of an electronic “May I affirm once more (with system, we need have no fear of ‘ equal * time and space — a la ra­ disease. dio and T-V !) that I never men­ “Hippocrates, the father of tioned (not even in my most aber­ medicine, in his original writings rated moments) desiring to rate stated that 'in disease we should my behavior as ‘altruistic’. I’m first look to the spine’; and if willing to admit there ain’t no we are to use any form of hand * sech animal. But answering calls practice the question of tech­ for aid, that come bouncing in niques arises. The chiropractic from every direction once one profession has perhaps done more starts to open the doors, with exhaustive research on band prac­ mainly compassionate response, is tice techniques than any other a far-cry from enjoying, or em­ group. Combined with oral pro­ ploying, the racket possibilities cessing techniwes wi ttingly, “I sincerely hope you will involved. rather than unwittingly, me can play up Mr. Brown’s B- Cell as " Which brings the circle around demonstrate very practical and much as you discover for yourself to the next spiral. The question observable results to all those what it deserves. Do you know I asked is not, as you state, who are silling to look and can that Nostradamus predicts that in ‘how she night get the most from see shat they see when they see 1937 hyperdimensional television Scientology ’. I deny 100% that it it.” — J. Harold Thibodeau, Myrtle is due so that a bit later the was that question— or implication: Beach. S. Car. so-called ‘dead’ will be both The question (correctly) inquired: seen and heard? The first, sec­ 'How can one best advise those “Placing Roth’s article ‘ Ins ond,- third, fourth, and fifth who inquire as to one’s ideas Offer No Escape from Self' adja­ Planes are being prepared to concerning the benefit they night cent to Dr. Elliott’s 'Sure It stage a Neheksuranukodyz.’’ — H.F. gain from applying Scientologic Works’ in Vol. 4 No. 1 of The AB- Shelter, Glen Ellyn. III. (or Dianetic) methods of clarifi­ ERRS mas a piece of editorial cation to their own pressing prob­ strategy* that enhanced the mean­ “I’ve learned my lesson. Never lems of survival’. ing of both excellent articles. again will I address you as Hon. “My problem was that so many Either stands on its own, to be Reverend. professional auditors had demon­ sure, in this natter of bringing “Pact is. you have no rever­ strated predatory or immature into focus the truths of cause ence for even my choicest illu­ (careless) habits of attitude. it lying in the self, and is power­ sions— about me, of course... seemed unwise to involve a seeker ful in kidding or otherwise enti­ "You have needled me (as it of help in their tender (?) toils cing troubled souls to look with­ seems I did you) into defending — and yet, as a non-practitioner, in .” — Grace Ellen S tile s. Fatm- myself against ‘inconsistency’. I felt unqualified to give more ingdale, M.Y. Inconstant I'll admit, but, well, than just a clue to a possible (*ED.NOTE— Sony, but me can’t almost never inconsistent. There solution thru the Scientology take credit for “Editorial Strat­ is really no conflict between method of analysis and re-educa­ egy*’. We just had too good arti­ holding that one should not ‘cold- tion. cles hy two good writers, and a shoulder* the seeking hand out, “ In conclusion, may I point to couple holes to fill.) and at the same time recognizing your presentation of V. G.M.’s ar­ religious tyranny. I hold that all ticle , ‘Those in Need Often Help “ I have carried the Sept.. ’ 5 6 , people are, in essence , capable Others ’. That’s how we grow — we ABERREE halfway around the world of knowingness. And that self­ selfish do-gooders! before getting a moment to read salvation is the only kind--use­ “Also to Mark Gallert: Hurrah it. Having done so in this exotic ful kind , that is. for the ‘leave the world a better spot (Bombay, India). I hasten to “My new premise is that aid to place if possibles ’ — the malcon­ resubscribe herewith. Not having others which seeks only to pro­ tents (inverted do-gooders, if any dollars or checkbook handy. mote growth of understanding ( as comes the revolution) who turn and fearing the outcome of further above material returns given or the wheel a spin ahead every now delay. I am enclosing 10 rupees, demanded — both of giver and re­ and then hy their longings for which is a bit more than $2 . If ceiver) , is the primary urge to wholeness for all humankind the Blid banks should reject this wholeness all are seeking, how­ Marie Phelps Sweet, Malibu, Calif. tender on the grounds of provin­ ever dark the glass, in many in­ cialism, just make some cryptic stances . As Christ consciousness “Enjoy each and every issue of comment on my first copy to remind » depicts , conduct yourself so as the ABERREE. Might add that it is me to redeem India’s honor with a to ' be able to love (respect) another expression or variation check. yourself-- that you may know how of the perennial philosophy of “ Since last writing you from to love (communicate with) your the ‘Power’Within ’, which is no London. I have moved ay base of brothers ’. longer a mysticism of the Orient operations to Beirut, Lebanon. “If this is inconsistency, make or East but also a practical, Proa this very pleasant city , I the most (fun) of it. It’s bigger working human principle of the am covering Asia, Africa, and than all of us. As an example— West. Southern Europe. Expect to be in who could be bigger or better ‘do- “Chiropractic philosophy calls Oklahoma City some tine this year gooders’ than a guy and gal who this ‘Power Within’ ‘Innate In­ for a brief brainwashing, and continue to cope with a mag. telligence’. hope to see you then. Used to be called *Ab’ which they issued No. “Surely it is intelligent, as that wherever I went I could find 1 ‘Just in fun’and then ‘ gave in’ the structure and function of the Dianeticists or Scientologists to numerous bleats from here and physical body amply demonstrates; around. Now I can’t. They have all there to continue ‘helping’ the and surely it is innate, or in­ appeared to disappear. Thought 1 cause of clarity (sanity) hy reg­ born from the moment of concep­ had caught with Alix Stansfield ular monthly issues? Ad infinity. tion . and went to Switzerland specifi­ Who? Hoo? Whooo? (Wise old owl— “Perhaps the most cruel and cally to chat with that worthy he Just asks the questions!) destructive force in use in our who had moved to Berlin. Had to “And another instance: How world is fear. It is as old as be satisfied with an exchange of come you pick out the 3 paragraphs the human race and has little to notes. to Insert in Dear Ed. section— sustain it other than ignorance. “ It is very distressing to find JUNE, 1957 The ABERREE 13 r D. and/or Sc. dwindling on all Man Kit*. These can be used by Bishop where Remi is opening his sides, leaving a residue of fine the individual, working alone, quarry and spent a goodly while people...and the inevitable wild* without technical knowledge of enjoying large quantities of noth­ eyed messiachotics, with the lat­ Synergetics. Operation Traverse ingness , space, sun, and air and ter condemning the reputations of in particular has been designed in ARC with lizards, ‘horny toads’, the former. This is an apparent so that it is virtually impossi­ chipmunks, and sagebrush. After (to me) status, derived from in­ ble for the average man to go thru being strenuously in Dlanetlcs complete data, in which I really it without gaining Insight since its inception, with practi­ hope I may be mistaken... Cotiter, Columbus, Ohio, cally no time off for holidays or •'In studying Arabic, I have week-ends (all my trips have been been amazed at the number of Eng­ “There is a hell of a lot of busman holidays), I needed the lish words which have been derived aberration in your mag, and it randomity of a real change. therefrom. This somehow makes the seems that is the way you intend “ Back to the charming new Cen­ world seem smaller and more per­ to keep it. ter only four blocks from home-- sonal. . “But there is an occasional and to my efforts to ’not-see’ "Hay Allah make his face to spot of light, such as the book that I am needed at home. My shine upon thee, and I greet thee review for vanVogt's latest. That father...was approaching his 94th in peace."* justifies anyone spending another birthday and needing some of the Charlie kallach two bucks with you .''--Zee Lock­ ARC he has always given so abun­ Beirut, Lebanon h a rt, Grants, M. Hex. dantly . I managed to keep this at the periphery of my awareness un­ (Accompanying clippings of the “Last spring, as you know, I til Daddy had a bad fall, and the Bob Sutton murder trial.) went to Guatemala, where I stayed next day I began closing the Cen­ “So this is Scientologists' two months processing five pre­ ter. .. high-toned self-determinism. I've clears. .. I processed largely in “ I actually had only mild re­ seen it displayed in all stages English, but with some French and grets on closing the Center. It around most all Scientology Spanish and Italian thrown in... was the oldest one , I think , in groups They feel they have a results as good as could be ex­ the country to keep going as a right to do aiu'thing they want to , pected under far-from-ideal proc­ Dianetic center; now the vanVogts no matter who gets hurt, as long essing conditions. have the title, unless I am quite as it is not themselves. " When I returned I went up to mistaken. The FLASH was the old- “They told me what was wrong with me; I wanted others to be happy. Mathison Electropsychomttrtcally Personalised “How long will it be before some of these self-determined turn on their master? For how can a group be a group when each person only cares for himself? "I guess Alphia remembers when about half of the Third Clinical unit jeered at him and me because we wouldn’t walk against a red light at the little Diner. There was also one in the group who said if anyone got better in that course, it would be themselves, The following completely unsolicited letter arrived at our or someone had better watch out.” laboratories April 18, 1957: —Pearl Hemick, Phoenix, Ariz. "then I came to see you I teas unable to walk in alone. Pain “Developments in the use of and stiffness was severe in all my joints. I was having harsh, Intelligence Multipliers have severe abdominal pains, and was unable to sleep- more than one been highly exciting. One subject hour at a time because of burning pain. Two years ago I had solved three problems in advanced cancer surgery. Because of years of nursing experience, / math in a natter of minutes, us­ judged that I was fu ll of cancer and had about ten days to live. ing an Intelligence Multiplier. Previously he had been baffled by "Within 24 hours after receiving my presleep tape, my pain these problems. dropped 30 percent, and in 7 2 hours the pain level was down “Plans for the Second Syner­ about 70 percent. I ran my tapes at least six hours a day. I getic Workshop are shaping up made progress in movement and stepping, and my swollen legs nicely. The date has not been fi­ and fe e t began to return to normal. nally set but it sill probably be "In January, I had you make me a second tape carrying d i­ in mid-July. A primary objective rect statements for the eradication of cancer anywhere tn my of the Workshop will be to evoke body. I never failed to use my tapes at’ least four hours Overdrive at least once in each daily. My condition improved. After a certain period, one member. We also hope to get an feels as though a heavy darkness has lifted from mind and body. idea of whether or not it is "neighbors and friends have and are remarking on my greatly feasible for the average syner- improved health. I sleep well, and am able to & the housework geticist to achieve stability in without suffering. Last year, it was agony to raise my arms to the synergic node. I personally comb my hair. Yesterday I gave myself a home permanent wave, feel more hopeful about this than without tension or pain. After four months of constant use of ever before, but the Workshop two p resleep tapes, I had my th ir d tape made, and now I am will explore the matter as tboroly n early com pletely w e ll. Thank you. " as possible. This nay be an his­ toric event. If 'stables* can in In accordance with a suggestion from a greatly interested fact be produced, the course of doctor, I requested the writer of the above letter to substantiate human history will be revolution­ it with an affidavit, which she did, as follows: ized... “The first issue of *New Hori­ I, Helen Brattaine, 1200 East Peck Street, Compton, California, zons* , the Synergetic quarterly, being duly sworn, do hereby depose and say that the above letter should be available in late May was written by me without solicitation, and that it is true and or June. correct in every detail. “To Joshua Carmichael:- I ap­ Signed HELEN BRATTAINE preciate your viewpoint and think Subscribed and sworn to before me on this 24th day of April, 1957. what you said deserved saying. I’d John B. Harpgr, Notary Public. like to suggest for your consid­ eration the Synergetic tools ‘Op­ MATHISON ELECTROPSYCHOMETERS, eration Traverse’ or the 'Blld-a- 1214 West 30th Street, Los Angeles 7, California 14 The AIERREE JUNE, 1957 est news sheet... The Center nas by our students and those associ­ been lots of fun...but it has ta­ ated with us that we can use, but Commercials ken most of my time and thought if an article comes our way that ^^Advertmements under thw for seven years, has been very is practical and well written, head: 2e a word, in advance. \ confining, and has prevented my we'll make room for it." — fan. doing many other things I would James V. Velgos, Editor *Human NOW only $1 each, thanks to the large like to accomplish. Without it, I Engineer”, Box irj, Fairhope, Ala. demand. Pbllosing titles availa­ can turn back to writing, can ble: Psychonetiy; Visualization: The work in our garden, can bake a Golden Magic circle; Intuition Versos “ I guess we both agree that Impulse; Psychic Development; Mental cake now and then for my family, God helps those who help them­ Telepathy; Concentration. A new mono­ can paint (walls and canvas) and selves. You gotta co-operate with graph, "Black Magic", ready soon. Re­ do many, many things which I have the Miracle Healer. serve your copy non. Older direct not had any time for at all since "But sometimes you don’t co­ from Dorothy Spence Laser, 5149 Her- 1950...I shall continue to proc­ operate — viz., to-wit — I eradi­ idian, Los Angeles, Calif. ess, of course — all our old pre­ cate warts by circumscribing them SEVW! "Spiritual Healing" exercises clears can always continue to with my finger 30 times and tell­ by Arthur j. Burks, to be used in claim my time and attention, for ing the patient the verruca will connection with Hr. Burks's ."in ab­ I feel that they are an obliga­ be gone in approx. 30 days. Some sentia" sessions, from 10:00 to 10:15 tion that once assumed, cannot be (Egn nightly. These exercises, to be tossed away. And occasionally I of the patients sneer at me• used one a night and then repeated, laughingly tell me they don’t be­ will be sent to any who contribute $ 5 shall accept a new pre-clear when lieve in that kind of nonsense. or more toward Mr. Burks’s ftandatioo I am convinced he wants to make But it works just the samel (Bbo for research into shat lies behind real changes in himself, and is- knows, maybe they have subtxm- disease. I. |El Smith, Box 301. Har­ n’t just looking for relief from risburg, Penn. a chronic somatic. I feel that scious faith?) In fact, the first our tools are too valuable to be time I tried this on a mean case used for only minor goals... of a wart on end of elbow, 6 or 7 at least four or five yean to "My own case is progressing, years old, on a stenographer— see whether her improved condi­ but there are still large areas would bump and crack open and tion continues. Yet, in view of in which to seek improvement, and bleed on her letters and white the cost of an electropcychamet- I rather expect to continue at blouse. I did so because I read ric examination and 'a presleep these improvements thru all the about some Swiss doc doing it, tape, as compared to the applica­ years ahead. I find that as one and I had no faith in it myself. tion of radium and/or surgery, area is cleaned up, one becomes Ten days later the gal returns— the release from fear and pain aware of others previously unsus­ the wart, she shows me, is gone, which the processee has definitely pected that now leap into view... and she’s worried because she’s a obtained is. in any case, a worth­ "Money sent me for ‘ The Better good Catholic and thinks I an in while gain. This type of case is Bridge ’, which was to have been league with Diabolic forces, which processed only with the knowledge the successor to The FLASH, has I assure her I ain't. In fact, and consent of the processee’s been returned to the senders or I'm anti-Diabolic, more or less. local doctor."— Volney G. Matpi- applied for membership in the I. (Sometimes it takes more than 3o son, Los Angeles, Calif. D.S. (International Dianetic So­ days, and doesn't seem to work on ciety) as they chose .” —Idella moles, only warts.) “ Say, what’s happened to Klo? Stone, Sierra Madre, Calif. * ‘But in general, as you say, “Naught bat Nothing selections you have to pay for what you get, are herewith approved. Sounds so To "01' Debbii Hart & Missus some way or other— and you can’t good, I wonder diere I cribbed Angel Alice: dig a ditch without sweating... them. “ We got lots of artlcals fer “Your paragraph of first hand "One thing about a magazine, our paper what is known as the experiences re atom bomb results it never has to be brought to a Hoomin (Somethin er other). An we also most interesting. The Army head. don’t have too much space for Brass seems to be such a bunch of " O ’Neill — Trade the bad for makin too many udder peeple feel damn’ liars— I refuse to believe the good, the destructive for the gud. But we wanto have sum batter their pap that A & H bomb fallout constructive, and tarn touts from articals a bod sum of the udder is as innocuous as mother’s milk. the shadows. In that case nan will kines uf books on things that ud­ Even these x-rays doctors use on turn away from women and all pos­ der peeples are luukin at. us so freely are probably causing itives will turn away from all "We want to have some really lots of cancer, let alone the negatives, and in that day will good articles about Synergetics , bomb fallouts. I guess you read really be the end. In the begin­ Dianetics, Scientology, religion, the results of that symposium of ning the positive seeks the nega­ philosophy, etc., etc. We are op­ x-ray specialists re. permissible tive. ening up our pages to ALL other doses of x-ray--and their esti­ "The philosopher who has no fields. However we make two stip­ mates varied 1,000% < blacks and whites but only vary­ ulations and these are 1) that “ Question — Are all Brass Hats ing shades of gray. Velly good. the language used be simple and liars— in every field? I know the “(f Neill’s article best in this non-technical and 2) that each healing field best, and my exper­ Issue. Mathison’s good reading, article must stand upon its own ience is that Brass Hat doctors but I’m not for it, so I’m agin two feet as a unit without rais­ are the damndest liars and fakers it. ing more questions than it an­ and stuffed shirts on earth...It “’Man is in the sun of a world swers. could well be that all the brass begun in decay .* Decay of zero. ‘‘We suggests study of our pub­ hats in all fields are N. G. Law, De-K. De— J C . lication by those who really un­ theology, politics, medicine, in­ " Volney’s pre-sleep tape is derstand their fields and who are dustry, labor leaders, etc. Maybe still wrongly named. The sugges­ able to produce results and sat­ our best bet to get truth and tion is laid down when the patient isfied customers on a consistent justice is to ask the 12 good men is neither asleep nor awake. basis. By this we mean that we and true chosen from hoi polloi Probably para-sleep tapes, which don’t want theoretical articles by the jury system. In other also connotes ^re-sleep, would be but articles that deal with spe­ words, the common man is our best better and more descriptive. Ex­ cific principles and illustrations bet, as others have found out be­ amples , para-psychological, para­ of what happened to people who fore me. But I guess every man dox , para-dies, para-phrase, etc . used them. has to find truth his own way.*-- In other words, both and neither;” “ We DO NOT want articles that Dr.V.E.Farbstein, Pittsburgh, Pa. —Phil Friedman, Florence, Arts. are out and out attacks on any 00*00 portion of society which we hope ‘‘The affidavit of Helen Brat- A Diesel locomotive contains will eliminate a bit more of the taine, a presleep tape processee, more than 70,000 individual fanaticism that has been associ­ published in my ad., pertains to pieces. Which is useless informa­ ated with some of the existing an encouraging situation, altho tion to a driver whose car is fields. Or to state it another from a scientific viewpoint, no stalled on the tracks a few feet way — we’ve got all the articles final judgment can be entered for ahead of one. JUNE, 1957 The ABERRGE 15 Sutton, were remarried here April according to police, confessed to 11, a few hours after the Rev. Mr. detectives that they had been Sutton was freed by a jury in the traveling thruout the country, firing of four bullets into the burglarizing fraternity houses back of a friend, William Boone, for cash to live on, and forging ex-disc jockey. Boone died 32 checks on stolen identification days after the shooting, and Dr. papers to purchase airline tlck- Sutton was tried for murder. The Rev. Mr. Sutton based his Also, Mrs. Gottlieb aikiltted, defense on the “unwritten law" and a baby born to then in New York self - defense . claiming that he last December died in February, shot only because he felt his own and because they feared arrest if life was threatened. Mrs. Sutton, they reported the death, they testifying for the defense, ad­ burned the child's body in an ap­ mitted on the stand that she and artment building incinerator. the murdered man had been none Asked by police why they trav­ SClfcNTOLOGISTS OUTWITTED too inhibited on the second dynam­ eled so much, Mrs. Gottlieb said CHICAGO — Carl and Karen Roth, ic both before and after the di­ they wanted to "straighten out who have been teaching a course vorce. our problems". in basic Scientology in the Chi­ Three ballots were taken be­ “ What are your problems? ” po­ cago area, have been named as fore the jury brought in its “not lice asked her. master minds of a gang plot to guilty" verdict. One of the jurors “Marriage and Scientology," rob Dr. Eli Badar, psychiatrist, said two of the eight women on she said. of $30,000 . One of the gang was the jury were the only ones ever Gottlieb, a graduate of one of arrested after they had enticed to vote for conviction. the doctorate courses, met his Dr. Powell to the Roth apartment, The Buttons, after the trial wife four years ago, she said, where he was told his wife would and wedding, left for San Diego, while teaching Scientology to be killed unless he drew the mon­ small groups of students in Mil­ ey from the bank. He managed to where the three Sutton children outwit the gang by informing bank had been staying during the hear­ waukee. _____ officials of the plot while going ing . •'We’re both very happy," the thru the notions of withdrawing Rev. Mr. Sutton said, adding, • BOOKS • BOOKS • BOOKS • BOOKS • the money. Others involved include “We've never stopped loving one DOCTORATE COURSE NOTES— from Sci­ Bruce Pomaville and Janes Corbett. another.*' entology 8-8008 lectures....$3 * * * WWW CLINIC*. COURSE NOTES— from an SUTTON FREED ON MURDER CHARGE TWO ADMIT CREMATING CHILD advanced training coarse....$4 PHOENIX, Ariz.— Robert Sutton , CHICAGO — Stanley and Tberese T H W i m E OP CONSCIOUS EVOLUTION, D .D ., D. Sen., one of the “ theta Gottlieb, arrested here early in by L. E. Ewan...... $5 clears" of the Third Clinical April for shoplifting a shirt and SCRUB OJKS, a novel, hy A.Hart.*1 course and a former official in pair of scissors from a Loop de­ The — • " the Phoenix Church of Scientology , partment store, are also facing P.O.Box 52B, Slid, Okie. and his divorced wife. Freddie charges of larceny. Mrs. Gottlieb.

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AfXfUisd M ttafJufiiel A beautiful 57-page book 120 E. Roberts Lane written in a few words and Uvalde, Texas in plain English. 18 The flBERREE = = = = = JULY-AUGUST, 1957 Vol. IV, No. 4 JULY-AUGUST, 1957 enough implants In our "bank” Recuunt Vole* of "The | on disease and death without Vol. IV, No. 4 Infinites” for Earth, Mars, I the setting up of organizer Saturn, Pluto, Venus, and I tions, for the profit of a few, ^ Zydohumzruskehen. J to create more and more im­ plants thru their insidious Published nonthly, except for the combined January-February and July- propaganda. And why must these August issues, at 207 North Washington, Slid, Oklahoma, U. S. A. hospital-filling "foundations^ Hail Address: Postoffice Box 528, Slid, Ok]a., U.S.A. be government supported, even Subscription price: $2 a year; $5 for 3 years. Single copies. 254 if indirectly thru income tax Second Class privilege authorized at Blid, Okla., Postoffice exemptions? Editor: The Key. Mr. Dr. ALPHIA OMEGA HART. 1-2, D.D., D. Sen., F. Sen., Apparently, t h e United B.Scn., HDA, HCA, et al ad infinitum ad nauseum. States is being reduced to a Publisher: ALICE AGNES HART. 1-1, HCA, SEC., WHS., H.Kpr. ETC.______nation on the fear band of a POLICY: Don’t take it so damn’ seriously. The infiniteness of Man is hypothetical tone scale. We not reduced to a "split infinity” by wars, taxes, or "experts” support a huge military be­ who offer to sell him what he already has. Sub-Pol icy— We reserve tbe right to change our minds from issue to cause we FEAR some nation on issue, or even from page to page, if we desire. the other side of the globe is Sub-Sub-Policy: Each man has the Inherent right to be his own and only planning to attack us; we spend ____ "Authority”.______billions and threaten the en­ Advertising Rates: $1 a column inch, if you get results; double if you tire planet w i t h radiation don't. Payable in advance. Copy must be in office 30 days prior poisoning with our Ar and H- to date of publication. bomb tests, excusing ourselves YOU DID, TOO, So you don’t been in 1939, wnen the Founda­ with a propagandized FEAR that CONTRIBUTE TO like polio and tion for Infantile Paralysis we may be destroyed with our PHONY PLAGUES cancer drives? had its inception. Nor has the own "frankenstein monster" un­ Maybe you, like Salk vaccine experiment been less we get there first with so many others, know that these able to reduce the incidence the most; and we are over­ so-called “foundations” , in­ below the 1939 figure. Does loading our hospitals with a stead of reducing the disease this signify that 75 percent citizenry crazed by FEAR of to which they are dedicated, of the polio "victims* were disease— such as polio, cancer, are actually doing the oppo­ created by the March of Dimes, and heart ailments. site. You make no contributions and were "cured” only by the At the saae time, we have a to the ill-advised do-gooders, belief that a mysterious in­ government that makes it im­ who, in their ignorant inno­ jection of dead germs into possible for any independent cence, are trying to divide their bodies made it unneces­ researcher to offer any palli­ the nation into three categor­ sary for them to be ill? If so , ative or cure, even tho our ies; Those who will die of then, apparently, the vaccine medical profession (which prof­ polio, those who will die of itself has no more curative its most from these phobias! cancer, and those who will die effects than would so much wa- actnits they can do little more of heart disease. ter--except for its psycholo­ than give the patients an as­ Whether you give a dime to gical effect. pirin, or tranquilizer, and these chiseling foundations or From Dr. J. Harold Thibo­ relieve him of any money he not, you , and your neighbors, deau, of Myrtle Beach, S,Car. , may have beet able to save. are having deducted from your come the following quotes from When we decide we want to pay-checks every w e e k , or a recent book, "Cancer a n d get rich, we’re going to start month, a share of the entire Common Sense" , by Dr. George a “foundatiorf ’ of our own. Did fund which supports these or­ Cril e , Jr.: you know that a speck of dan­ ganizations. You think not? Do “ Fear of cancer has been druff, ensconced on the lip of you not know that contributions beaten into them (the public 1 the follicle that holds the made to such “welfare” groups until this fear has become as exact center hair of your head, are deductible f r o m income great an enemy as cancer it­ can cause baldness — and even­ self... They (the campaigners! tually you will die? Finding tax? that the rebels against this hair, and giving it the such drives must pay, for the have fashioned a devil out of attention it deserves, might support of a budget- ridden cancer. They have bred in a give employment to half the government, what these "altru­ sensitive public a fear that nation— but most important, if istic" do-gooders list as ex­ is approaching hysteria. Thej we took a slice of the "take!*, emptions under the contribu­ have created a new disease, look what Cadillacs we could tions column? In other words, ’cancer phobia’ — a contagious buy! III! q q the government, and the gov­ disease that spreads from mouth ernment alone — whether you to ear. It is possible that BETTER THAN AN AUDITORIAL like it or not— finances these today ’cancer phobia’ causes Phil Hetheiington once wrote polio , cancer, and heart foun­ more suffering than cancer it- on processing for BDR, and we dations— plus amyriad smaller, sel f-. read him regularly. However, less heinous fear dealers. "The trouble is that cancer in a letter you’ll find in the And how much help do they has become the whipping boy “Dear Editor” section, it seems do? A publication entitled for all disease, a symbol of that Phil has made some impor­ •Morbidity and Mortality”, is­ the fear of death. tant discoveries since the de­ sued by no less an “authority” "It is quite likely that mise of BDR, and we can’t rec­ than a U. S. Government agency , the propaganda... has had as ommend some of Phil’s new ob­ the Department of Health, Edu­ serious effect on them (the servations too highly. When do cation, and Welfare, offers campaigners! as on the public. you help others the most? When some statistics that are a bit This is inevitable...Never has you quit trying, and accept more than interesting. Immedi­ the weapon of fear been used them as they are. What is the ately after the March of Dimes more actively than in the cam­ best therapy? There just ain’t b e g a n barraging the public- paign against cancer. No con­ no such animal. And what is with its pathos and bathos, structive philosophy of life therapy? Usually, it’s trying the incidence of polio shot up has ever been built on fear." to make someone fit your idea sharply, until in 1955, it mas When will we awaken to the of what he should be. Congrat- four times greater than it had fact that most of us have ul ations, Mr. Hetherington! Mad Leader, with Our Cobalt Bomb Know-how, Could Make Earth a Sahhen, ^emi-molten Sail oi Osltes

|ITH THREE nations— The United States, X-rays, etc. (2) In the early 1900’s, ra­ Great Britain, and the Soviet Union dio-activity found to be due to certain• currently engaged in “ russian rou­ kinds of atoms— infinitesimal particles lette” with H- bombs , and the news­ that give off matter and energy. Experi­ papers printing only such informa­ ments to discover what kind of atoms are tion as is released by the military radioactive revealed that uranium, plu­ censors and propaganda agencies, the dan­ tonium, etc., were "hot” . (3) In 1919 to gers from such tests are apt to be over­ 1932 experiments were made to learn what looked by a public intent on its own nature had previously done in exciting choice woes (such as raising taxes to pay atoms of almost any element to make them for the bombs). kick off bits of matter or penetrating Military leaders say there is less bits of energy. (4) in 1932 and after, danger from the•atmosphere they are pois­ the neutron , or atomic bullet, was dis­ oning than from the war they are mocking covered . These atomic bullets are shot up; 2,000 scientists, including three No­ into all kinds of atoms, thus making them bel prize winners, on the other hand, de­ radioactive. By 1939 neutrons were shot clare that the entire planet is threat­ into uranium atoms, splitting them into ened with destruction, and, at the least, two big pieces, not just a chip, but its occupants’ lives shortened if these “fission” which gave off tremendous ener­ irresponsible tests continue at the pres­ gy . In 1942 proof was found that a large ent rate. It’s quite apparent that some­ number of uranium atoms could be split one is lying— and one has only to look at together, and on July 16th, 1945 , the the motives behind such conflicting state­ first atom bomb was exploded in Alamogor­ ments to guess who has the most to gain do , New Mexico. In early August, A-bombs from t h e i r prevarications: the scien­ were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki . tists , who at the most can garner only a The background of the H-bomb: It was few minor headlines, or the military, early known that large amounts of energy which— if it can play the proper chord of are given off if light elements, hydro- fear and safety on its atomic A guillotine— stands a chance of maintaining the biggest, best- paid murder organization in the history of the world. For those who shrug off the tests as dangerous only to the few hundred animals being used as “ guinea pigs” during these blasts, the following report, appearing originally in T h e Veils Newsletter (152 Madison Av., New York, N.Y.) might prove enlightening, if not eye-open­ ing: Dr. George Schweitzer, atom­ ic scientist of Oak Ridge and active Christian layman, has prepared the following outline of the history of atomic power, revealing how recent have been the astounding discoveries that are destined to change life on this planet. This is data that should be familiar to every in­ formed person: (1) In the early 1890 ’s the Curies and Bacquerel began the first experiments in radio­ activity, which basically con­ sists o f certain substances that kick off tiny bits of Uncle Scan, John Bull, and Desperate Ivan play matter and energy such as the Santa to a world of defenseless "c h ild r e n " JULY-AUGUST. 1857: The ABERREE gen , lithi”m , etc ., were melted together , Coast 1,000 miles out, it would reach but extremely high temperatures were California in one d&j, cross the conti­ needed to do this melting -- millions of nent in three to six days, and kill al­ degrees. No source for such temperatures most all life, plant, animal, and human. was known until it was found that the The cloud of vapors would continue to atom bomb could act as a fuse, for the spread and kill for several hundred years. plutonium, when in fission , creates enor­ Slow death by radio-active poison would mously high temperatures. In 1951 the fill the a i r , earth, and water. first H-bomb was successfully exploded by Atomic scientists (including Albert the use of the plutonium bomb as the Einstein whose forecasts were very accu­ “ trigger” . The H-bomb is at least 100 rate on all scientific matters) have felt times as powerful as the A-bomb, equiva­ that there is the theoretical possibility lent to at least one million tons of TNT. that an H-bomb, if large enough, would While atomic bombs (plutonium) are limit­ set off a chain reaction that would en­ ed as to size, there need be no limit to circle the globe in a few seconds, turn the size of an H-bomb. An H-bomb dropped the earth into a little sun , so that the on either New York or Washington, D.C., whole planet would become a glassy, bar­ would destroy the whole city, kill imme­ ren , semi-molten ashen mass . U .S .politi­ diately all persons within a 20-mile ra­ cal-military leadership endeavors to keep dius , melt all metals, exhaust all oxygen the totally destructive aspects of atomic in the air, dry up all the water in the weapons secure from general public knowl­ Hudson River or in the Potomac, or bring edge to prevent hysteria and panic which the nearby ocean to a boiling point. might at times hinder the defense program. Earthquakes and winds would sweep many WHAT SOME D IG N IT A R IE S SAY OF miles in all directions. Deadly radio-dust THE H-BOMB INDIGNITIES would be sent out over 7,000 square miles. The total deaths in any such instance EISEN10WER— The U.S. probably never will would run into the millions. Half the test another H-bomb as large or damaging as the one exploded March l. 1954. However, many people in cities within 100 miles would scientists disagreeing with the government’s be killed by the poison dust created by testing program “ are, in fact, out of their the enormous hole to m out of the heart field of competence” . of either city. T h e poison dust would GEN . OMAR BRADLEY— "With the numerous weap­ follow a cigar-shaped pattern approxi­ ons man already has, humanity is in danger of mately 160 miles long and many miles wide. being trapped in this world by its moral ado­ lescents. We have too many men of science, too a cobalt bomD could be made, but this few of God. We have grasped the mystery of the would be so all-destructive that only an atom and rejected the Sermon on the Mount... The insane leadership would ever attempt it. world has achieved brilliance without wisdom, The facts about the cobalt bomb: The power without conscience. Ours is a world of technique is simple--merely make a shell nuclear giants and ethical infants.” out of cobalt metal instead of steel to ATOMIC TESTERS -- ( As they run for cover af­ surround the hydrogen or atomic charge. ter one of their Nevada tests V--” it (puff! puffn isn't (puff! puff! 1 a (puff! puff! 1 Such a cobalt bomb would create a large bit(puff! puffll dangerous (puff!puff! puffll” cloud of radio-active cobalt dust. If the UNBORN VICTIMS OP RADIATION -- (They’re not explosion took place off the Pacific saying much--YET.!

M uch Ada A baut N o t h i n g By PHILIP FRIEDMAN The world within us and the without interference from our fingers that does it, he is world without us are the ad­ thoughts. tensing,that is,just stretch­ verse and the obverse facets • ing a point. of the inextricably bound All- When we give attention units Nothing world. to an engram, we split i t , and Science has medicines for • thus endow it with a multi­ which they haven’t yet found Because the crown is the plicity of powers it never diseases. Scientology has brid­ top, it topples. When the top possessed. ges for which they haven’t yet cannot topple any lower, it • found rivers. rises. The tip is the pit— the The Aberree is a berry— al­ • bottomless pit. The pot is the ways out on a limb. (ED. NOTE— Free will is what the hus­ top -- the topless tip. Zero Yeah, and some people Philip band of the black widow spider equals infinity. (fill up! on berries.! displays in allowing her to • get fed up with him. Integration is the collapse When under stress, the body of outer darkness. Disintegra­ is in tension — expanded and Cause is the masculine em­ tion is the explosion of inner airy. When relaxed, the body erging out of zero . Effect is light. comes together again, com­ its feminine wake which simul­ • pressed and dense .A n airy taneously gathers it back to A hobby directs our thoughts body offers more resistance to zero , recausing it. to an unimportant problem and an electric current than one • away from an important one, so that is dense . Hence , Mathi- Our desire to help others as to allow the important son’s Electropsychometer. When also helps to bring about the problem to resolve itself Volney says that it’s sticky condition which needs help . — — The ABERREE = JULY-AUGUST. 1957 SOME FORERUNNERS of "TOTOLOGY" (Continued from June issue) ET US consider what thinking is. Thinkingness is a very subtle thing, and HABD because the part of you that thinks What have th^ *r ■— ------is Totality and Totality is without contributed to osophers of the Past energy, without matter, without Jay? in this seriP«a^ anc?? thinking of to- space, and without time. You just t h e taped W t i. r f of a rtic le s, taken from ARE. Walsh in Los Anqeles t°K Har(?in and Joanna "Concept of Total f S.' they P0|nt out how the LCompare with with our accustomed iden­ day, is not e n t f r i ir ' ? s they teach 'n to~ tification with the body where we are used -tiSSL^ T h e T dito^ new except in applica- to having impacts to let us know something has happened. Hie louder the noise, the more certainty; the bigger the shock, the f f S f M that a11 y°u have more certainty. We have identified life Rut- 1 This is too sinple! with motion— and this is correct, but the abilltv*;fXU*freudoine ls regaining the motivating force, or the creativeness becr>mry_->fr*St0 Mlei-tlelped taie froDI YOU to that creates life, is without motion. thin era a?ur? that You are the creator of You haniH a happen to you — and you can are not alive . You are a unit of Total­ handle the emotional patterns. ity that creates both motion and life, et us consider the name "Aristotle” , and the body is alive only as long as it it s very interesting. “Aries” is the be­ is in motion. You, as a unit of Totality, ginning of the astrological cycle, the or spiritual being, are experiencing and. “ totle” might be called life, and you are experiencing the game total . So, Aristotle might be considered of thinkingness, creating thoughts. the beginning of the total— but he was Aristotle anchored thinkingness onto the beginning of the total downfall of pages. He anchored it into symbols, into thinkingness. He did contribute mightily a set pattern of rules that mankind has to governments and authorities. He gave identified with. Man at that moment began them something to do. But the greatest to be fixed with his thinkingmess on the fault I find with him is that he separa­ symbol level, and not the free, instan­ ted sensible beings from the concept of taneous ability to create an original Totality or God. While we owe him a great thought. debt in establishing the educational pat­ This thinking is a real subtle thing. tern which has abolished barbarianism to a A thought will come to you without any much higher level where you kill thous­ loud explosion. It just appears all of a ands with one bomb, i t has destroyed sudden . It doesn't make a noise, because thinking ability. This is what we are you just think it— and it is. striving and struggling to get you to We have processes that are very vio­ consider— that as a unit of Totality, you lent. We could ask you to think about the can think creatively, you can create your effort to keep it from happening, and if own thoughts, you don’ t have to get them you did this for five minutes, you’d prob­ out of books. You can just KNOW. When you ably go into convulsions because your body begin to accept the quiet “ Sunday hunched’ is full of recordings of this and you that suddenly appear, you will discover would get certainty that something was that these are the most real and the most happening. valid thoughts you have. Let us consider what happens when we By JOANNA WAL3i begin to meditate and consider and grant Aristotle was quite a fellow. But we yourself the right to be aware that you made quite a discovery about him, and I ’m are Totality, to "be still and know that sure that when you realize it, it will I am God” , as it says in the Bible. You give you the impetus to change your mind hit this stillness, emotionlessness- - and about the usual type of thinking we have this is the real You that is within all been doing. things: within your body, in the walls, On the humorous side -- and it really and all the other bodies. At this level, turns out to be quite humorous in our this awareness, when you think there is present day, but at that time it must have no time lag, it just IS. Things will hap­ been quite hazardous — Aristotle said of pen so fast and so suddenly and so smooth­ women- “ Woman is to man as the slave to ly that you will think someone else did theMnaster.” Isn’t that beautiful? “ The it. You think, "It can't be that easy— barbarian to the Greek . The male is by just think it and it is.” We have strug­ nature superior, and the female inferior. gled to make things cong>licated, to have The one rules and the other is ruled. And a lot of impact and a lot of force and a this principle extends of necessity to lot of excitement and a lot of emotional all mankind.” _____ — g JULY-AUGUST. 1957 = = T h e HBERREE This man’s thinking, according to all nature of the subconscious mind, which i§ statistics we’ve been able to uncover, has what we already had to overcome and we made the greatest impression upon our never did get to overcome it. Then this thinking to date. His origination of the little fellow comes along and, in the syllogism,that terrifically negative con­ vernacular of Scientology, "laid it in tradiction of truth, is actually the na­ more solid’’ . Now, what do we find our­ ture of our subconscious mind. And he has selves in? Human bondage. To what? To a proceeded to validate the idiosyncrasy of validated, moronic subconscious mind that the subconscious mind and caused us to says that if you once burned yourself on extend that kind of thinking beyond crea­ a stove, all stoves are dangerous; don’t tive thinking in our daily life. go near them. If you once failed in bus­ Aristotle said all women are slaves iness, don’t try again, because you’re a and slaves are just slaves and don’t have failure. If you once got married, or anything. This has impressed itself on twice, and you have all this in your sub­ the people . The subconscious mind then conscious about women, you can’t be suc­ reasons: "You had a mother once and your cessful, you can’t be happy with women. mother is a woman and she stopped you from You couldn’t adventure forth to discover expressing yourself — from going out and an America, or to create a great discov­ hitting the kids, from getting into the ery, originate a thought like Edison, mud, from doing anything you wanted to Einstein, or other great designers , art­ do. And mother is a woman.” We're just ists , discoverers. assuming this, of course. You remember The one redeeming feature about each that she stopped you , she slapped you , and every one of these creators is that she invalidated you, she wouldn’t let you they dared create thoughts. You know what become a doctor and insisted you become everyone said of them: everyone said they an attorney, or some such thing. This is couldn’t do it, everyone said it’s never the nature of the subconscious mind. You­ been done, they shouldn’t do it— but they ’ve recorded these things in and around couldn’t be stopped because they had the every cell of your body— out in the astral one faculty, the desire to use their cre­ body and you’ve even recorded it in the ative imagination. spiritual body. Then you go out into the This is the first step forward — dare world and meet other women . You meet girls to imagine. Assume responsibility for at school and women out in the world, and using that faculty. And why don’t we use all you can think is: “ Women are beneath that faculty? Because we’ve been told in m e . Women are really slaves. Women are school (here we are again— the syllogism barbarians, and women have stopped me — the reactive subconscious mind going from doing all the things I ’ve ever want­ into action) that the imagination is only ed to do . Women are no good.” When you for those who are a little bit crazy or get married, you have all these statements, cracked, and you shouldn’t imagine, it’s all these decisions, all of these feel­ not r e a l . ings and emotions in frustration. Can you Plato pointed out that the real is in tell me , is there any possible chance of our imagination , in our thoughts . 11 can a happy marriage there? never be duplicated in the material to be What is the result on the physical as exquisite and true as it is in the level? All kinds of psychosomatic condi­ creative imagination . You know , when you tions— and this because mankind has learned get a thought, or create an idea for a to accept the thinking of other people. poem or a design in your m i n d , it is so It occurs to me that we couldn’t make exquisite and in your imagination is so bigger mistakes if we took our own judg­ perfect, that when you put it down and ment of our own thinking. If we had real­ look at it, you are never quite satisfied ized at the time of Aristotle that we are with i t . Why is this? Because we get a capable of creative thinking, that we can reversal on what is real. It is real in assume the responsibility for being right, the original thought. When we begin to regardless of every other person in the put it down, what enters into what we put world , could we be much more wrong than we down? Our conditioning,Aristotelian type, have been by accepting the word of Aris­ and the conditioning from the subconscious totle? pictures flashing up, emotions, feelings, And yet, Aristotle’s thinking is now, and these all go to make of our exquisite today, conditioning our school children. creative idea which we have in our imag­ I hope we can decide one thing — that ination a grosser thing. we can create a thought, that we can as­ All that our philosophers, our teachers sume the responsibility to try ourselves of the past, our religious leaders could out, and not say, "Well, I made a mistake give us is ideas sieved thru their sub­ 10 years ago’’ , and have someone remind conscious minds. Why should we be satis­ us, "Don't you remember? You made a mis­ fied with tenth best? If we have to sieve take 10 years a g o — that means you’re al­ it thru our own, isn’t that enough? Why ways going to make mistakesThis is the should we sieve it thru theirs— especially kind of thinking Aristotle encouraged . when such an insidious thing as the syl­ Why has it made such a tremendous ef­ logism given to the world to use is val­ fect upon us? Because it validates the idating the negative subconscious mind. 6 ...... - The ABERREE = july-august. tew Chapter IV--INWARD THE SENSES relate the bird song to the proper bird HAT WE SEE seems near or far. We see if we can, feel uncomfortable with the it and possibly judge its distance wolf, smile at the cat's meow, snap men­ away. Kit we see the image because tal fingers with the dog's bark. And all something is projected from it to of these reactions take place within u s . our eyes; the far image is reflec­ We taste something. We can taste it ted in the depths of our eyes. The only when it touches our taste buds, tho distant image is actually seen within us. the sense of smell has doubtless identi­ We gather it i n , as the mother gathers fied it for us if our eyes have not. clothing, husband, and children into her Taste has many after effects, for it met­ arms. We send it to our vision by bring­ amorphoses so much of man’s innerness, ing it into focus. We turn our heads, the his physical innerness. Taste is not en­ better to see. We widen or squint in or­ tirely a mental experience. Eating diverts der to see more clearly. We funnel, or even spiritual attention to the man's channel, the object so that it shall fall digestive mechanism. i®on the heart of the eye and there be It is possible to focus the result of “ seen**. all five senses in a single spot in man-- We touch something with our fingers and without being able exactly to name the something is transmitted to our “inner". spot, or even to see it. It is there, and With our hands, our finger tips, we firm it operates, and man is aware of it. Thru an image in our minds of the thing touch­ his five senses he experiences the world. ed. fliis touch, augmented by sight, causes But there is more. When man sees a us to form images within our minds, some­ distant tree and knows it for what it is, where within our bodies apparently. The he is quite likely to make use of his far object which we cannot touch until we other four senses in relation to that have undertaken the additional effort of tree by bringing memory into play. The traveling to it, or by calling it to u s , tree whispers in the wind, too far away is formed for us solely by what our eyes for man to hear it, yet he hears it be­ tell something w i t h i n u s . Assisted by cause in the past, many times, h e has touch, the form takes on tangible sub­ heard such whispers. He does not see them stance . so far away, but he knows that apples bend We smell something. If it is a new the limbs heavily, so he sees the apples thing we estimate i t . We check it mentally he can’t actually see, smells their frag­ for impressions. We know, generally, rance , holds them in his hand, tastes whether the result is pleasant or the re­ them. All except sight is herein synthet­ verse , whether it makes for euphoria or ic , a matter of memory, as man learns is offensive. There are many in-between when he attempts to eat the distant fruit gradations. But when we smell something without going close enough to pluck it, we pass judgment on it in accordance with or somehow bringing it to his hands. Yet the impression the odor makes on some­ his senses have all been operative. thing within us. If we trace the fragrance Add this something important; the man to a flower we can see and touch, our who sees the distant apple tree can close inner impression of the fragrance takes his eyes and still see the tree, as surely on association, becomes even more fully as if his eyes were open, not because the rounded. But whatever influences us, takes image lingers on his retina, but because place within u s . And thereafter that same he remembers how the tree looked when his fragrance will remind us of the first eyes were open. At this point he can do time we experienced it, and all of the something he couldn't, or at least didn't, memory is repossessed on the instant, or do while his eyes were open: He can, in tantalizes us until we do repossess it. imagination and memory, go to the tree, We hear something, anything, a far-off touch it, smell its fragrance, pluck the sound: a call, a whistle, a sigh, a whis­ fruit, taste it, hear the crunch as he per, a tune, a bird song, a wolf call, a bites into the apple--only to discover cat's meow, a dog's bark. The instant the that he hasn't, after all, bitten into sound impinges on our hearing equipment, it. But has he not? Here man asks many enters into the ear as into a funnel re­ questions, all within himself, as to what ceiving water, we have impressions inside constitutes reality. ourselves. We understand the call, iden­ Ry the five senses man sees, hears, tify the whisper, wonder about the sigh, smells, tastes, feels his world. Within strain to understand the whisper, note the himself he sorts out and classifies the familiarity or lack of it of the tune, impressions it makes upon him in its var- JULY-AUGUST. 1957 — = T h e ABERREE — ---— 7 ious details, or those details of which he is aware of the sky, the grass, the has taken conscious note. With his eyes smaller rocks, smaller mountains, the open or closed, he can go back over every winds against his face and thru his hair; item to see what he has missed. In a dark he can close his eyes as he stands, and place where vision is wholly— or seems to fly or fall, in his imagination. He can be wholly— shut out, he can still see the become a soaring bird, an angel, a god to world and experience it, because he re­ whom space is not to be feared. members. And everything, every least thing, re­ Again the inevitable question: How far minds him. He may not have the slightest back can man remember? There are people idea why anything reminds him of anything, in the world who are certain they can re­ but he will be aware that it does, and he member past lives, not very convincing to will, if he is curious, or drawn to know, other people, of «Aiom there may be even keep asking himself “ Why?” until some­ greater numbers, who do not believe man thing, or SomeOne, answers. He knows, the lives more than once in earthly form. more he becomes aware of himself, his However, whether or not one believes in background, his heritage, that he is a reincarnation, one may in some fashion part of everything he senses, not only recapture the past, even to the most dis­ with all the senses of which he knows, tant mists of time. Man lies or sits or but with all others he suspects he may stands on a rock, or a mountain. He knows have, as well. He begins personal • re­ that generations or ages of men have sat searching. He ponders. He purses his lips or stood on that rock or mountain before and considers. He closes his eyes and him, thinking thoughts alien to or much allows himself to be bathed in impress­ like his own. He knows, because he reas­ ions. Here, perhaps, is where he comes ons, that the rock is untold ages older the closest to coming into his very own. than he is. He can “ imagine” the rock Here, save in memory, there are no diver­ back to ages during which it wasn't rock sions, tho all of his senses save that of at all, but sand in a stream long since sight remain fully operative unless he is seeped away, or lava in a- heated world asleep. And even if he is asleep they are beyond human enduring. He may not have operative, only outward memory being read of such ancient worlds, but physical closed and not to o tightly locked. All evidence proves that they were, or his that happens around a sleeper is known to father and grandfather may have told him his inner, and may be recalled, if the of standing or sitting on, or leaning proper technique is used. For it is all against, this rock or this mountain, and there , from the beginning to the moment he knows he wasn’t in the world when his recall is attempted. father was a boy, nor his father in the Man came out from God; man can return world when his grandfather was. But to to Him. Indeed this is man’s responsibil­ some extent he has regained the world of ity, to find his way back to his Father. his father and grandfather and the misty Man should understand his own indis- world beyond his current knowing. He may pensibility. Once he grasps the fact that glimpse the possibility of wholly regain­ the universe would be incanplete without ing the past which, in what he may call him, that his dignity is divine and lim­ actuality, he did not know, does not know. itless, then his responsibilities as a He begins to catch glimpses of a tech­ member of the Great Family become joy and nique of regaining, of contacting, of satisfacticn which must forever increase, becoming increasingly aware of. even beyond the point where he feels he That which is, or ever has been, radi­ can no longer contain them. There are ates something of itself into its environ­ ways hy which man may know all these ment, else nothing in that environment things about himself. There are tech­ would be aware of it, nothing entering niques other m m have used with success. that environment would find it, and this None will work exactly, with perfect radiation has always taken place, has efficiency, for any save those who them­ never aided. It is an emanation in which selves develop their'own. No man may show all of that object may be regained, all another what his technique should be. But of its story, its history. man can communicate, man can speak, and Let man do the same thing with a tree, write, and make knowing use of all his a big tree. Most big trees are older than senses, and thus give seeking men and the men who feel them, smell their frag­ women the urge to know for themselves, to rance, eat of their fruit, h e a r their develop their own techniques. varied myriad whisperings, see their How does one start ? tree-activities. Yet because man knows, A slight suggestion: Re-read this chap­ because he can find something of the his­ ter, sentence hy sentence. After reading tory of the tree in its fruit, its nuts, each sentence, close your eyes and con­ its leaves, in some or many parts of i t , sider what you have read. Let the pic­ he can recapitulate that tree, and all tures come, the words, the word-pictures, trees because of it. Men have devoted and if you are patient, out of the exer­ lives to this sort of recapitulation, cise the technique exactly right for you even of just one sort of tree. wil1 emerge. On the rock, or on the mountain, man (Continued in the September Issue) 8: The ABERREE = july-august. Chapter VI For four years , Paul_ and Clara O’Neill HE DYNAMO does not indorse any mode have been in contact with a rhyming entity of thought or philosophy which de­ from what Paul calls a "higher plane of con­ nies the reality cf the external sciousness", who first conversed thru an world, or which makes a puppet of Ouija board. Now th is "crutch" has been done the mind. away with, and Clara is able to pick up mes­ The acceptance of this real world sages direct. The contact has identified it­ self only as "the Dynamo", and its messages and its problems seems to be the hallmark it c a lls "E lfin Rhymes*. During the four of sanity. The visionary, the neurotic, years, it has urged the O’Neills not to talk and the psychotic have personally distor­ idly with others about the messages, but to ted views of reality. They have fled to make them p u blic— and how more public can an imaginary world instead of facing the you get than to print them in The ABERREE? real one. The sanest humans are those who ______— The EDITOR . enjoy working thru the problems of life and creating a fortress for themselves likely scoff at the existence of “ The and a stronger self in the process. Wise Old Man” within us. A good definition I saw the other day Psychic powers, such as projection of in a national magazine is that "A neurotic the astral body (rare) and clairvoyance is a person who is hard to get along in time and space, are things that come with" . He won’t agree that two plus two when we concentrate on them and meditate is four. The psychotic has his own system and build up home and expectancy. They of magic, a junking of the rules of logic are not a sign of being “a clear” or even and the testimony of the senses . a sign that one is progressing toward this goal (if there is such a state). So, any of these systems which make mincemeat of common sense, and lead to a It is best not to seek psychic powers labyrinth of self-flattering delusions , until one has achieved an integrated are dangerous. Honesty is the flying boat state. With the exception of contact with we must ride in our search for truth. the Dynamo or guide, these things are a It is work to unbuild the foolish stumbling block and a diversion- which may house of dreams and to build a new temple hinder or block your progress. of solid material, and it will not be Many a student of one of our recent done automatically by “ running out" the “ messiahs" does not realize how lucky he experience of our lives. We have to cre­ was that he did not get “three feet back ate what we want in our imagination and of his head” . work toward it. "The masters and the path beyond the Said the Dynamo: h i l l " . (The hill is maturity.) The way to go the records show There was reason behind Jesus’s ad­ The farmer and the lawyer know monition: “ Seek ye first the kingdom of The steps are thru the undertoio. heaven and all these things will be added The earth is hard, the lawyer's brief unto you.” Contained the hours of faith and grief. But to take up the Sixth Step: The The road is clear. The featherbed ancients have compared the mind of man- to Awaits the old, the. young, the dead. a lake . The waves are the emotions — the The height of folly; burst of heaven fears, sorrows, joys, a n d sadness that Reveals the hour to knead the leaven. disturb the calm surface. Yes, and anger, The sixth step is THE LEVELING OP THE too. That is the most important disturber WAVES. of the lake. If one is an extrovert, and successful The Dynamo here envisions the elimina­ in undertakings, well adjusted and happy tion of NEGATIVE emotions. They are the in home life and social contacts, one destructive ones. The positive emotions will not very likely get started on this are the pleasant ones and are constructive individuation process. in that they tend to build health and It is something that comes in response align us with the will to live . to a need. The well-adjusted individual In this program, we do not try to who accepts conventional formulae in his eliminate the positive emotions but rath­ approach to life is not the one who blazes er nourish and encourage them. Our goal the new trails and Contributes to evolu­ is not the development of psychic powers tion . but the realization of a well-rounded ma­ The former individual would be on a turity, as the first great goal in the “high tone level”, yet he would be so “Steps of Heaven” . disinclined to look inward that he would There will be other steps beyond this july-augost. t#57= T he ABERREE — r'~ --- ~ .. .. 9 first seven. The Dynamo calls these “ the sponsibility. At first he probably knows widest steps, from one to seven” , indica­ he is lying. The dangerous situation ting clearly the promise of greater arises when he has so encrusted his view things to come. But everything in its of the facts with rationalizations that place. he is no longer able to see the truth. Mger and fear are the enemies we must After that the shut off memories fes­ combat in the Sixth Step . These are the ter beneath the threshold of conscious­ emotions that disturb the ideal calm of ness and shifting of blame and responsi­ our lake. bility become a conduct pattern which he Why do we get angry or afraid? Defen­ will carry over into adulthood, holding siveness. Defense against real or imagi­ him to immaturity and vitiating his chan­ nary danger. The primitive reaction. Sum­ ces of functioning efficiently in an moning the body’s defenses and preparing adult world, as an adult. to fight for preservation of honor, love, The counterpoint technique is to get or life. the student to observe his fault in oth­ The trouble is we still experience ers . Let him see it time after time. these old defense reactions when there is Finally, it soaks in that he also has no valid danger, or when the danger is done this thing which he sees in others. not one we can fight off with claw and Our Dynamo has used this technique on fang. We experience these destructive us. If we go to a show and there is a plot emotions when the danger is imaginary and situation or character which presents an based upon forgotten, and now invalid, opening, he will elaborate on the point data. We get angry when the only hope of or twist it into a more pertinent fable. victory is in calmness and poise. He doesn’t condemn. He gives a shrewd How can a man who is built with these analysis. T h e one of us for which it is basic defense patterns react in any other aimed can project it all on the character way, in trying situations? in the show until such time as he is Let’s break the problem down into its willing to see the fault in himself. component classifications. Let us say The point is that the one who manufac­ tures grievances is really motivated by there are three “ causes” of anger and fear. sifted candor. Things he has forgotten. To begin with the most severe cases, When the forgotten responsibility is re­ there are those who dream up grievances claimed , the angers and fears begin to out of whole cloth. They just sit around disintegrate. and manufacture things to be frightened Vanity and pride also create false of and angry about. fabrics in our lives, breed fears and These misguided souls have a compelling angers. The Dynamo calls pride a “ragged inner need to be martyrs. They have doll”. This is the best definition I have little touch with external reality, be­ ever seen. A worn-out and threadbare bit cause they have denied themselves as of make-believe. patched up continually cause for so long, and have interposed by our sorry self-deceptions and preten­ other persons, places, and things where sions . they themselves belong in the causation If the student thinks he has “ social picture. By the time one has reached the position” or any of the other idiotic Sixth Step and has negotiated the first props which we grown-up children use to five hurdles, he should be past this de­ decorate the stage of life on which we bilitating mental habit if , indeed , he strut, it would be the best “ processing" has summoned the will to face his prob­ for him to take a good hobo trip, riding lems . freight trains and hitching rides on the The will to face the problems is the highway. problem. "Dream of dreamers still, ransom . Also, he should go hungry and have to of the will". He must be enticed to the bum a few meals at the back doors; maybe even (horror of horrors) get a job and go point that he desires to assume responsi­ to work for awhile. bility for efforts and actions, and is There is reason behind the Brahman’s able to see the mechanisms of escape begging bowl . 11 destroys the greatest which he formerly used. enemy to integration or spiritual devel­ If he does not see himself as cause, opment- -PRIDE . he must start over the seven steps again The second classification of griev- and again with the help of a guide and ance-nurser does not dream them up out of some such technique as the counterpoint whole cloth but merely distorts and ex­ technique (from post-Hubbardian Wichita) aggerates the small things he encounters. gently nudged into perception of his role He merely misinterprets events as being in his own difficulties. aimed at himself. If you have a good contact with your Both of these groups are , of course , Dynamo, he will figure out a method of paranoid types, paranoia in its incipient indirectly informing you of your error. forms seems to be a very widespread The seed of this error is sown in malady. childhood when the child illogically The popular habit of blaming others blames an unrelated cause to avoid re- (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 12) 10 - The ABERREE = = JULY-AUGUST. 1957 An Analysis of Synergetics -- Part I By RICHARD W. LUNDBERG Hein ee 3 Gbshact '71t eomamas’

S ONE WHO has been in on Bynerget ics allel with Scientology is very marked almost from its inception, I believe here and little purpose is served by the I am qualified to write about it. redundancy. Compare this term and its However, the following is my inter­ opposite, “ dysergy”, or “ entheta”; with pretation, and I alone am responsi­ Yang and Yin in Taoism, and with Korzyb- nble for any inaccuracies. ski’s analysis in “Science and Sanity". Synergetics began about the time Dia- There is almost an universal tendency netics began to lose repute , and in con­ to identify concepts of force as “fluids” , trast to Scientology. Some of us did not even as the old “ caloric” in Eighteenth care for a theological approach and at­ Century physics . This concept of synergy tempted to create an organization better as a fluid to be poured into or out of suited to our tastes. Synergetics is thus various containers, groups, etc., has agnostic. Religion has an important place caused most of the confusion about Syner­ in life, but the old creeds are well sup­ getics . Electricians should have no trou­ plied by the existing churches--and we ble if they remember that synergetics re­ felt that a new approach to the old body- fers to an alignment of force vectors. It mind problem would be desirable . is a problem of pouring the new wine into Art Coulter wrote two books, "Analyti­ old bottles . We have new concepts labeled cal Procedure” and "Synergetics” as a with new terms, but we have not estab­ starting point. The main approach was the lished new semantic reactions for them. Human Study Group, where members would We need more topologists and general se- gather to apply the methods and see what manticists! happened. Several temporary committees Philosophically, Synergetics is human­ were set u p . I served on the new members ist. We have no need for theomanias. We committee, the evaluation committee, a n d are interested in people as individuals. on a special one on the theory. This last Synergetics can even be said to be a re­ tossed ideas into a hopper and saw where volt of the individual against the dehu­ they led to . Several tools were proposed, manizing mass media of this age. We re­ which should be familiar from Art’s wri­ fuse to be an abstraction. I am not a tings . My main interest was what purpose “thetan” playing games out of boredom . I the tools would be used for. am a Man who is living here and now in a There was some discussion of political world I never made, and I am going to do activity, on civic improvements , in vari­ what I can to change it — a man of flesh ous committees . (I worked to get a new and blood and emotion and a spark of jail in San Jose as the old one had been reason. All the philosophers can dance up condemned as “ the worst dungeon in Cali­ and down and say the moon is made of fornia” by a grand jury in 1932— but the green cheese, but that does not alter the powers-that-be said it was good enough facts of existence. We will use our minds for those it was for. The new jail is al­ and our senses and our emotions to build most finished and will be occupied next a better and happier world, even if it year.) There were various twangles ( the doesn’t happen to be exactly as dead Pla­ Synergetic word for emotional quarrels). to, or dead Jesus, would have wanted it! In course of time it developed that a We will fling our faith in humanity like vast, and tight, communication network a burning brand into the darkness of our would be needed to bring members across time , as Schweitzer expresses it. the nation together. This is now in pro­ We are thus in the tradition of Weyer cess of being tested and put to use. We who combatted the odious Malius Maleficaum regard the people who took up Dianetics or Hammer for Witches with cool reason , and its offshoots as potential members. and of Pinel who dared to remove the But for the present, we are working on chains from the insane during the French organizational details. Revolution. Read Pinel’s introduction to So much for the general setup. N o w , to his Traite Medico-philosophique which is proceed to Synergetic theory. “ Synerget­ given in full in “ A History of Medical ics” was borrowed by Art from the medical Psychology” by Gregory Zilboorg, M.D. ( W . field to mean the alignment of two or more W. Norton Co., 55 Fifth Av., New York 3, forces to achieve a desired end. (See N . Y ., publisher. Price $8.50) for the also Oberth’s use of the word “ synergy" facts on these and many other matters in Willy Ley’s “Rockets and Space Travel” which should be of much interest to read­ in the index). It should be noted that ers of The ABERREE. It is a gold mine of this original specific meaning has been information on what has been done and how corrupted by being used in a similar con­ our misguided culture developed from the text as “theta” in Scientology. The par­ days when the Greeks gave purgatives to JULY-AUGUST. 1957: = T h e HBERREE - — '■ n their numerous neurotics down to the pres­ color of red . Both are inexplicable . Red ent day of the fake "psychologist” . Pinel is a frequency of vibration an we never had seen, and dom Lone. Huna expert. And us, raise his I . Q ., and boost his for a few minutes, we indulged with less than half that area reaction time, all he needs is in nostalgia for "the good old of weeds, look off to the further indoctrination in this days". That was " away back far horizon of growing wild "miracle science’’ and all this when'’ we still held hopes that foliage— and shudder...i infi­ will be acquired. 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Chapter V— VISION TECHNIQUE anything you experience with your eyes open and all your known senses operative. OOK AT A star. Close your eyes. The Think of remembered words. Think of star Is still there. Not where you poems of long ago , poems which thrilled saw it, but wherever and it w h e n e v e r or inspired you. Think of words you’ve actually is. it is also behind your spoken or heard; words whispered in your lids. It may be called an after* ear by a loved one long since gone, or I■ image. Is it any the less real? Or do vanished away, or even “ dead” . How truly you, closing your eyes, in some fashion you regain that one, with a bit of prac­ visit the star? possibly you do not, tice . Loved ones , loved of each other, automatically, but in your imagination, may be separated by years and miles, yet your imaging - forth , infinity itself is be together. Others do this, you and I not denied you . Where you wish to go , may do it also, it’s "in the mind”. It’s there are you. It is the only instantane- “of the spirit ” . ous transmission . Not even spirit travels Regain a street of yesterday, a road faster, for spirit also thinks of a place into and out of the past, a buggy ride , a to be there. But your imaging-forth is an river, a creek, a lake , a mountain t o p , a act of spirit, not of flesh, for the picnic, a thicket, a wet, freshly-caught flesh goes nowhere , and the imaging-forth fish, onything. How is it done? in mem­ can be done even when flesh is not pres­ ory. Yet in memory, even of people and ent— at which point the imaging-forth be­ events who and which at the time did not comes only instantaneous transmission . at the time seem too important, the least Experiment with closing the eyes-- as details return , and the roads are yours most people do when they pray. D o n ’t won­ again, the streams, the people, and every der whence came the habit of praying with nuance of what each person said, what the eyes shut. There is a very good, sounds connected you then with whatever ancient reason for it: To shut out the it w a s . world of man, of Nature, of the Father’s Man does not escape his past by living Reflections, to regain the world of the beyond it, but he can shut it out if he Father Himself. When we close our eyes tries by substituting something else for and pray — if we pray with hearts and it — something of his past for something spirits — we enter into the chamber where else of his past, since he can’t catch the Father awaits us to answer, always to the present and hold it, or bring the answ e r , our prayers. future down to date before its time. With the eyes closed, go back into the But can he not? Hie present can be past as far as possible. Feel your way caught and held because man can imagine back, as if you were going downstairs in doing exactly that. I can grasp this mo­ pitch darkness; or rush back to the first ment and determinedly hold it until every point of remembrance that flashes to you , facet is mine. I ’ll have gained no more as if it were to some coign of safe van­ than if I had noted it in passing, let it tage which beckoned you away from danger. go, and held it in memory, but I will This is a simile only, for there is no have proved that I can catch and hold the danger here. We are on safe ground when present, because I can imagine I can do we remember, and deliberately go back, i t . for when we thus regain the past we live I can also imagine what the future it without its dangers, because it is the will be, and fix some of the imaged-forth p a s t . details in my mind, “ remembering” them You see a face. Mother’s? Father’s? before they come to pass; I can even im­ Sister’s? Someone you thought you had agine them coming to pass both now and in completely forgotten? Someone we call the future, and if what I imagine of the “dead ’’ ? Study the face . Other faces ap­ future actually is taking place in the pear without being bidden. Forbid them future, and I am possessing it, I have not. Study them. Do the lips move? What the same thing happening in the past-- do they say? Do you hear the words? Do into which flees my imaging-forth--in the you remember them? If you d o , whence do present, and in the future. How do I know they come? If you do n o t , whence do they that a given event isn’t happening at come? What has “ inspired” you to hear exactly the same time in infinite planes them now? You hear yourself talking again of happening, of existence? How do I know with persons you haven’t seen nor heard that I am not living now, then, and in in months, years , a lifetime . It is real , the future? How do I know that I am not sometimes it seems more nearly real than living in m a n y places at the same time? September. 1957 = The HBERREE ------... - ---- 9 If I can imagine doing that, then in im­ his immediate physical surroundings. Now agination I do do it. In imagination I that our eyes are closed we endow the man can be anywhere, everywhere, at any time , with something of romance, of spirit, and all times, I can imagine myself being. we see his surroundings with a fresh glow That is why I have imagination. That within us, and around him. is why the Father gave it to me. That is Beyond the man, before we closed our that by which I am made in my “ Father’s eyes, we saw the sky, and “ clouds which Image” . I can image-forth, even as the trailed their raveled fleeces by’’. Per­ Father images-forth . I may even, eventu­ haps when we took note of them they re­ ally, image-forth with all His power and minded us of Wilde’s “ Ballad of Reading authority, because He shares it with me , Gaol” and more than the quotation came His child. Follow this closely, bear it back to us , so that in an instant we re­ in mind, imagine it after your own "image’’ gained all we could remember of the “Bal­ of God. It is most important in the les­ lad” , all the times we read it in the sons and techniques we shall here seek to past. We saw the hangman, we remembered learn. the word “ saraband” , we saw the coffin I can keep my eyes open and imagine. I being made ready while the condemned man have my eyes open as I say this, or write watched. The man who had “ killed the it, or print it, and I am imagining what thing he loved, and so he had to d i e ” . is being written here, “ seeing” the pic­ But we brought our mind back to the spin­ tures, “ feeling’’ the emotions, “ hearing' ning present , wheeling by, and looked the sounds named, “ tasting” the fruits thru the clouds out to infinity, where thereof, smelling the fragrances of yes­ the bright sunlight blanked out the bright terday; for since I select, I eschew t h e stars because the sun was closer. We stenches, except that when I use the word thought of the sun. We thought of the by which they are described, something stars. We thought of the planets, and comes back to me of stenches, and I erase they were all ours, simply because, in them from memory without forgetting, imagination, we took them. rather without contacting them. For what­ This is the technique of recovery. It ever is, and we imagine it, image-it- is that which makes absent spiritual forth, we are in contact w i t h , which in­ treatment possible. This it is that makes cludes unpleasantries, every one. it possible to visit Lourdes, and even be When we close our eyes, we become treated, even dip in the curative waters , still because we can't see where we go if without leaving home, wherever home may we move. And this is, or can be, the Bib­ be , and without having to spend a cent. lical “ stillness” . Actually, we see all This is the technique of “ seeing" in the around, up and down, too. We look straight psychic sense. This is the technique of ahead and see a man standing. We are the true visionary, who has in his days aware of everything to his right and left. remade the world, and will again do so Our minds, remembering evidence of our many times . senses in the past, complete t h e picture This is not phenomena, unless every­ of the landscape of which the man is the thing is. It follows rules. It makes use center, the focus of physical eyes. To of the body and all its senses, known and his right is more ground, perhaps the unknown. It works no “ wonders” save the hill on which he stands, sloping down; if known, unknown, and suspected wonders of there is grass on it, brush, or trees, we the visible and invisible worlds. We know see that, too. We say we see it “ out of that something can be large beyond con­ the tail of our eye ” , but we see it, ception , like a super-universe. We know really, because we know it is there . And it can be so small not even the mightiest to that m a n ’s left we are aware of many microscope can bring it to view. Knowing, scenic items , even as our minds move to we simply make use of. his right. And it is certain that at no Open the eyes, take note. Close the place or time do we forget what there is eyes, remember. Open the eyes, blank the to our own right and left. We are aware eyes to current vision and peer into the of what lies, stands, or moves behind us , past, t o the nearest stopping place, because we took note of it before we fo­ which itself commands stop. Be sure, doing cused on the man. We followed an ancient this, that you stand in safety, that you precaution of making sure we didn't turn do not startle others or make a nuisance our backs on the unknown, on, perhaps, of yourself, for this, too, will record some danger; we looked before we turned, itself in your Lamb’s Book of Life, and and so we know what lies behind us, that become part of memory which can be un­ it is not dangerous, or if it is that it rolled like a scroll at the will of God’s is far enough away that we may study the man, you, I, everybody. Yet it is true man ahead of us for the time being. that even if two men, even identical Now, we close our eyes , and the man twins, were to stand in the same spot at yonder moves more sharply into focus . The the same time, looking in the same direc­ landscape surrounding us is in sharper tion, were to see the same things, they focus, too, because our view is mental , wouldn’t see them in the same way. T h e memorable, and we have shut out the purely perspective would be ever so little dif- physical sight of the standing man and (CONTINUED ON PAGE 14) 10 The HBERREE SEPTEMBER. 1957 Copyright 1957 by Paul E. O'Neill Chapter ‘vil -- Conclusion But as Paul said , “Love thinketh no evil, believeth all things, knoweth all things, HE DYNAMO has suggested one or two corrections, and has pointed out doeth all things. Love never faileth.” But hate, on the contrary, knows and something left out. First correction: In Chapter V , I creates all manner of vile things against explained the need to disencumber and others . His evilly-biased interpretation refurbish the Second Dynamic (sex and of events, rumors, and passing fancies children) as a part of the firm founda­ were a projection of hostility, so mis­ tion . He says our wording gave a wrong directed and illogical that his victims impression, "that the stratosphere is the were often taken by surprise and remained mystified and baffled by the sudden playhouse of the August moon”. Transla­ attack , as from a friendly dog. tion: "The sky is the limit fo r playing around”. Modern psychiatry (analytical variety) The Dynamo continues hy way of correc­ lays great stress on the ferreting out of tion; "They l i e in s ta te who h old th e laws hostilities originating in childhood. For o f God and man in g e n tle d ep re d a tio n ". example, th e birth of a younger child, That is, they wno jump the traces and replacing the patient to an extent in his hurt others in their quest for personal mother’s attentions . Followed hy anger at pleasure or satisfaction are dead (to Di­ mother for desertion. Then repression of vine love?). He uses this terminology of­ the anger because it violates conscience. ten . The absence of love or the selfish The hostility thus expressed springs up manifestation of love is death. The posi­ in later years in misdirected outlet, or tive creative state is life. disguised as fear and phobia. The laws of men are well known. In the A very fertile field for investigation realm of love and marriage , they attempt here. TWo psychiatrists I have read aver to force the male to care for his off­ that all neurotic fears are rooted in spring and to insure a proper environment repressed hostilities . for the rearing of the young. The Dynamo said long ago that the in­ The laws of God are the Golden Rule flow of wisdom from contacted sources and other accepted spiritual principles would "find shafts where armies hide". So dating back to Jesus and Confucius, or wisdom is the cure, or one cure. earlier illuminates. The Dynamo has taught us that the The omission; "Proclaim the laws of Ancient Wisdom is the key to emotional high derision in the raided well". By maturity. The ancient religions gave this he means we must describe the gross­ these precepts out as direct commands er violations of the laws of love. Spe­ from God, who threatened punishment to cifically, violation of privacy by prac­ violators. This may have been the only tice of gossip; violation of justice and way of presenting the wisdom to the peo­ truth by slander, misleading innuendo, etc . ple of that day. We once lived in a rural community in As a child , I was taught this religion Alabama, where we got acquainted with a of dire threats from God, with fierce man who ran a shoe shop. Clara asked the childish vanity and pride. The whole Dynamo for an assessment of the man’s thing never sat well with me . It was never character. He impressed us as a fine entirely real or believable. At the age fellow. of 1 3 , I threw out the entire mess , be­ in part, this is what the Dynamo gave coming an agnostic. In this history, I us: "He uns in that semiconscious state know I parallelled many, many others of of anger at the world for having dealt so my generation. And like me, many of the ‘uselessly with his iniquities , th a t a l l others later came to realize that they his thoughts encroached upon their right may have t hrown out the bahy with the of being...an d hate looked back at him bathwater. from earth—and sea—and sky." The Dynamo has led us back to religion Further acquaintance disclosed that thru another door. I now am convinced Mr. X had alienated the public by his in­ that the ancient wisdom contained and veterate habit of gossip. All his neigh­ concealed in the great religions is an bors were either prostitutes , adulterers , old and beaten path . The Dynamo’s system or deviates. . is simply the re-embracing of the wisdom When I warned him as a friend that he in its proper function — without the su­ was ruining his business by this practice perstition and dogma. of hate, he became angry and said: "I He points out the Divine laws thru tell the truth, what is wrong with that?" which we can evolve. He indicates the He may have believed he told the truth. shoals which , if overlooked , will wreck SEPTEMBER. 1#57 = — = T h e ft B E R R E E 11 our expedition. The only punishment which The Dynamo has discouraged us from such awaits those who violate the laws of love experiments, however. They tend to become and evolution is failure to evolve, delay an escape from the problems of develop­ in reaching the goal, which at best is ment , from the struggles of life with difficult and probably distant for most their attendant lessons. of u s . Early in June, 1953. Clara had cne of these truth-telling dreams. The dream: We still have a great deal to learn die entered a large house on a hill, an about all this. Many of the Dynamo’s old and slightly dilapidated house. My teachings remain enigmatic to u s . We will Dad, who had been out of the physical have to grow into understanding of them. body for six years, met her in the hall­ One of the most interesting concepts he has presented to us is the “ Undulant way. He led her up a stairway and into a room on the second floor. There die saw pool”, of which all living creatures seem my mother fast asleep. Dad motioned for to partake in proportion to their devel­ silence. “ Let her rest,” he said, "die opment . Perhaps this is "Universal Mind” . It seems to be tied up mysteriously with will awaken soon.” At the time my mother was in good beauty and love in nature. He first elab­ health, as far as anyone knew. I inter­ orated on the idea on June 17, 1953 • preted the dream to mean that she was not The weight of the feather, the hue of the to live long, but would pass out of the h ea th er, body to join Dad in a short time. This The color of sunshine, the wind and the disturbed me, as such things will, a n d I w eather, Defy all the sages, the artistic rages, somewhat unjustly blamed Clara for tell­ The genius of science and history 's pages. ing me the dream. The cup o f the v i l l a i n , the v ir g in , th e My records show that I was called to make a trip home on account of a sudden fo o l, illness of Mother just three weeks after Are filled to the brim from the Undulant this dream. And, altho she lived several Pool. The high bom, the low, drink the cup and months after, it was this lingering ill­ th ey know ness that took her from u s . That its magic depends on their wisdom Hie evening following the incident of and tether. the dream, Dynamo gave us this message: So the beauties of nature, the clever 1. Bright stars reflected in the lake inventions of life, like the feather for 2. A multitude of starlets make. flight, the odor of the flower, etc., are j. When breezes blow the clouds away, the creations of a universal mind(?). 4 . They bridge the gap in shadow play. "Music in the soul of him who hears 5. The rippling waves in playful minute i t , " said the Dynamo. For the individual, 0. Golden bridge with starlight in it. beauty and love exist in accordance with 7. Shadow on the bridge of gold, the degree of personal attunement. 8. Silhouette in lover's mold. I have a tentative theory that the Un­ q. Boat and boaters passing fancy, dulant Pool is the Mind Stuff of the uni­ 10. Hide the jaded necromancy. verse which we mold to good, bad, and in­ The first two lines indicate that when different uses by our visualizations and we have not leveled the waves, our psychic imaginings. impressions as reflected in the Undulant Our emotional life, as exemplified in Pool are distorted by the surface distur­ the astral body which is modified by the bances. “wisdom and tether” (self-discipline ) we Lines three and four indicate that our acquire, constitutes a control factor conscious or unconscious predispositions over the gateway to this Universal Mind. cause us to misinterpret our glimpses of We all sit upon, as it were, a small the stars (future). part of the surface of this great Undul­ Lines five and six say there really ant P o o l . If we are enturbulated , and at was a moment of psychic vision caused by war with ourselves, the surface is dis­ a chance surface condition of the lake , turbed with wind and wave: we cannot then or Pool. But the "shadow on the bridge of see below the surface , and we partake not gold ” was my unfavorable reaction to the of the universal bounty. message. Boat and boaters — crossers of Clara and I have experimented with the River Styx — those who have made or previsional dreams for many years. This are about to make the transition of death. was the first proof I had that I was not, “ Conceal this tired necromancy” advises as the materialists contend, a chemical the Dynamo. accident, an epiphenomenon of matter. Clara had a different interpretation Anyone who will develop the ability to than mine to the dream, but it seemed remember dreams will prove to himself mine was the correct version. that we often get glimpses of a future Let us close this brief outline with that is not the result of our own intent, one of the Dynamo’s "word mandalas” . In but the resultant of a multitude of for­ the East there are pictorial symbols of ces entirely outside of the range of our the individuated state, usually com­ influence a n d normal perception. The prising a circle for the self, a square value of this is the lesson it teaphes . (C o n c l u d e d o n p a g e 14) SEPTEMBER. 1957 1 2 — - ... The ABERREE Aberree Cuts Cost of Looking at New Ideas There are too many “truths’ Borrowers must feel duty a new idea— but we feel that on the market. Too many "ex­ bound to see that the book is it never has been tried by a perts” know exactly where you read and returned as quickly magazine before on a national came from, and why, and where as possible. We can't set a scale — where books are sent you’re going. time limit, at first, on how out on faith in one’s fellow None of us has the time, long each borrower should keep man. However, we feel that the even if we could afford it, to a title, because there is the need, today, is for a broaden­ read all the books that are problem of two-way transporta­ ing of thought, and we know of offered for the improvement of tion — and mail service, at no better way to give these M a n . And yet, undoubtedly, times, isn’t too prompt nor added ideas wider circulation. many of these could be read too reliable. However, there Sorry, b u t we’ll have to with profit — if only to widen is seldom need for anyone to restrict this offer to readers horizons, see that others, too , keep a book more than two within the continental United are making an honest approach weeks after it is received. States — n o t that w e don’t to what Man considers his most if the idea is popular, it trust our foreign brothers, "distressing problem” . may be that ABERREE readers but the restriction is dictated Almost every mail brings to may have books on their shelves by man-made international bar­ The ABERREE office long lists or stored away they’d like to riers . Maybe, if this works of new and used books that can contribute t o this system. out, the plan can be enlarged be purchased from a few cents Maybe there are persons who 1 ater. to several dollars. In addi­ might have their whole trend Titles now available for tion, we often get books to of thinking altered merely by lending: review which, once read, have reading a book you no longer “How to Know People by Their little value except to fill up want, and which is merely tak­ Hands”, by Josef Ranald. shelves already bulging. ing up dust and space, it may "You and Your Hand” by Cheiro. As we stared at the rows of be that publishers may want to “Mechanians o f L ife ” by Dwight books begging to be read, and contribute books to the 1ist, Bulk ley. accumulating layers of dust, because if a book is all that “How to L iv e Tho an Executive” we felt it a shame that these the publisher feels it is, the By Richard DeMille. are not in the hands of persons borrower from The ABERREE’s “Key to the Unconscious ”, by who can appreciate them — per­ lending library may want one L. Ron Hubbard. sons who can’t find what they for himself so that he can "Self-Analysis” (First edit­ want at their local libraries , give it more careful study and io n ), by L . Ron Hubbard. or who don’t know whether the perusal. “Release of Psychic Energy ”, book they have in mind is one This Lending Library isn’t By E. O. Haes. they want to buy, or not. S o , “Improving Sleep” , by Jim Wei­ as sometimes happens, we per­ ghs. mitted an idea to intrude it­ Couple Saved from “The Lord’s Prayer”, by Jim self into our noggin— and with­ Welgos. in seconds, what started out a Sea, Lose Aberree “Rubaiyat o f Omar Khayyam E x­ mere shadow of something to BIRMINGHAM, Eng .--Trapped plained” , by Jim Welgos. think about became a giant in on a sandbar by high tide at “1 ,2 ,3 ,Man”, by Jim Welgos . its own right--a plan of oper­ Llandudno, Dennis smith , 27 , *Everyday Future” , by Jim Wei­ ation as fanciful, but none- and Miss J. Sidgaseick of Essex ghs. the-less real , as The ABER­ almost lost their 1 ives , and “Development o f Natural Mem­ REE itself. did lose all their luggage. ory ” , by Jim Welgos. Gradually, as we find time “ The far worst part of the “Ligfrt o f Asia” by Jim Weighs. and inclination, we shall go tragedy was losing the June “Seven Years that Changed the thru these piles of books and ABERREE , which was in the lug­ World” , by Wing Anderson . make them available to ABESREE gage,” Smith said. “Notes on Doctorate Course”— readers on a lending library Smith’s minimizing of the Lectures o f L.R.Hubbard. basis. You need merely pick near - tragedy was almost as “Clinical Course Notes ”--Lec­ out the title you’d like to cool as the attitude of the tures o f L. R. Hubbard. read, send us 25 cents to cov­ former policeman who , seeing “Heal Yourself ”, by G & R An­ er cost of packaging and post­ their plight, grabbed a life­ thony. age, and the book will be on belt and swam a mile to their “Electropsychometry-- Vol. 2” , its way. After you’ve read it, rescue. when he reached them , by Volney Math!son. send it back so the book may he said; "You will be all right CDAQO be available to someone else now, and you wil 1 soon be res­ COULTER , HIBBARD PUBLISH who might also like to read cued because I must get back NEW SYNERGETICS QUARTERLY it. for lunch.” Then he began tow­ First issue of NEW H0RI23NS, There are a few difficulties ing the couple ashore as they edited by Art Coulter and Fred involved, naturally. It may be clung to the lifebelt. They Hibbard, and published at 1407 that several will request the were picked up by a boat. Park , Dodge City , Kas., is an same book at the same time, in The couple was taken to a offset production of 68 pages, the event of which it’ll be a hospital suffering from ex­ with a heavy, colored cover. c a s e of first come, first treme shock. This magazine, a lead editorial served. When the book is re­ Smith, who has a sponsor explains, is an experiment in turned, it will be sent to the from Ohio, is going to the communication - - an effort at next one on the list, and so United states sometime in mid- reader participation — with a on. Naturally, we can’t enter August-- and will pick up his strict synergetic slant. into a lot of correspondence missing ABERREE, even if he NEW HORIZONS will be pub­ concerning these requests, bul has to go to Enid for it , he lished quarterly, with an ini­ we’ll do the best we can. said. tial price of $5 a year. SEPTEMBER. 1957 — T h 6 A BERREE- ---- 13 Forerunners oi Totality ~ Bacon Introverts Deter 'Roach Thinking' (Co n t in u e d from P age 8) (Co n t in u ed from pa g e 6) thoughts, your own beingness, your own but in a society where no one thinks for emotions, and of the efforts and activ­ himself, there would be no rebels. This ities your body goes thru, what are the condition is the "Utopia" of the Synge- conclusions on which you operate? neer. Dysergy conquered! Disagreements Your body is a very elaborate affair ended. Peace on earth! The mindless peace of past conclusions. It is a spirit, a of the cockroach! Forbid it, Almighty genetic entity, being bombarded constantly God ! and in conflict with the physical uni­ But that state will not be likely to verse . It has come to certain conclusions occur, for we were dealing only with ex­ that represent survival and it is a re­ troverts . The introvert has his place, cording of these past conclusions. So and his values come from within himself. your body is a mass of survival conclus- They are metaphysical, unproven , and un- ions--certainties of great impact, shock, provable . From Buddha, from Christ, from pain, and death--and it has developed it­ Mohammed, St. Francis, from Jefferson and self so that it can live around and with Lincoln, and from Eisenhower, come the these. If you focus your attention en­ testimony that these higher values do in­ tirely upon the body, - you automatically deed exist, and the extrovert must answer become involved in past conclusions be­ them in some fashion. The prophets of cause the body is made out of them. If doom who worry about H- bombs ending the you focus your attention on other people world can rest assured that many an unex­ too much, you will automatically become pected happening caused by those who will fixed and operate from t h e i r conclusions. not conform to the fears of the masses It is almost a survival necessity, if will help to perpetuate humanity. you are going to survive wonderfully well , Some of you will disagree with the that you become aware that you, as total analysis. And that is good, for the more awareness, the real spiritual you , can the dissent, the more little societies make your own conclusions right now-- and will spring up, the more opportunities to you can re-evaluate and revise your old think , the greater confusion of the “pos­ ones and examine them . itive thinkers” , and the less chance of Actually, this is what processing is— cockroach values becoming “ normal” . examining your old conclusions and seeing 00400 how you really operate— what you are really doing. Dynamo that Tutors in Rhyme (Next Month — Part II , by Joanna Walsh) (Co n t in u e d from P age 12) 00400 for the four functions of the mind, and a host of other symbols which represent all Whispers of the God Within the various aspects of consciousness when (Co n t in u ed from page 10) the Pool has been opened up and integrat­ ferent. This is more indication, even ed with the self. proof, that man makes his own destiny, These mandalas , as they are called, that he finds The Way in his w a y , are supposed to aid the progress of anyone own who simply looks at them, as the uncon­ never as bidden by anyone else. Knowing this, man is never a proselyte, a con­ scious understands the symbols. vert, save as he converts himself, by Maybe this mandala in words will have the same effect on those who repeat it: reason of what he hears, sees, touches, In shaping of the ring the diamond is the tastes, smells, remembers. kin g . One man will meditate for hours . The p e a rls enhance the crown, in f r u i t s One man will “blank the mind" and wait of labor known. for pictures, or words, or "voices". The garden is enchanted, with heaven’s One man will contemplate . wonders planted. One man will consider. The p r o p h e t's fa c e is shown, when love One man will pray. c r e a te s i t s own. One man will rightly desire, which is The seed s o f life decanted — God’s breath prayer's deepest form. on beauty blown! What i s prayer? What does it accom­ The End plish? Are results mandatory? .00400. Prayer which is only words carries After blaming H-bombs for floods and little weight. Prayer that is empty of tornadoes, it may seem a bit inconsistent memory is empty of effect. Prayers of a to also think these tests in Russia and parrot have little meaning because the Nevada may have something to do with the parrot doesn’t know what he says. Prayers drouths . But, the tests ARE continuing— unformed by human thought are prayers and anything strong enough to break win­ without substance . dows 150 miles away and kill people 11 Prayer is a vision technique — one of years after they go off ( as happened in many; one for each child of the Father. Japan) are powerful enough to do almost ( To be continued in the October issue) anything--beyond any consistency pattern. SEPTEMBER. 1957 1 4 ~ ------— ------The HBERREE ped in The ABERREE office on 1 Altho there were a half- his way hone after attending dozen guesses, no one picked the Scientology Congress in the name Volney Mathison once Washington. Before reaching considered before he adopted Enid, he had stopped in west 'Vresleep tapes?’--and we guess Virginia, Florida, Georgia, it’s just as well. We almost and with Jim Wei an a in Ala­ hesitate to confess Ye Ed came bama, visiting levels of so- up with the correct name before called "squirrels” here and the envelope was opened, but there who are interested in he thought he was being face­ the sane type of research Nor­ tious, and his guess neither man is— only without the of­ was serious nor official. Any­ ficial "blessing*. Norman, by way, he wasn’t eligible. Add the way, is probably one of to this the fact he hasn’t the most successful Scientol­ much time for sleep. let alone ogists in the field, inasmuch pre-sleep, and you’ll under­ as he has been able to effec­ stand why he hesitates to ad­ tively use the data without mit his back - yard discussion burdening himself with from of an appropriate title with one to a dozen certificates. Ye publisher one evening. But, Now, however, he is so sold on as we said, it’s probably just the newest "this is it” line as well, because Volney is so that he’s thinking seriously busy making about 25 of the 5 Fans who take their sci­ of taking his first training things a day that adding one ence fiction seriously — and course cone next spring, or more fpr a successful contest­ it’s anazing h o w many there some such time as it appears ant might be a bit more than are— will hold their fifth an­ the "science” ' has stabilized Volney could take. After all, nual convention in Biid over somewhat. We wish him luck. It he has to have some sleep and the Labor Day week-end— Angnst reminds us of the days when pre-sleep, too...1 La s t year, 31 and September 1 and 2, ac­ our enthusiasm also waxed, but Qr. £. Robert Martin of Mil­ cording to Walt B owart, presi­ that was when we thought "theta ford, Del., sent us a peyote dent of the OKLW U N ^Oklahoma clearing guaranteed” meant plant, but during the two weeks Science Fiction grow '. Terri­ someone was going to be "theta it took to arrive by mail, the tory froa which they hope to cleared” ... plant completely disintegrated. attract delegates includes Ok- 1 several years ago, we This year, however, the good 1 ahoma, Kansas, Texas, Colo­ aaazed and alienated some of doctor has undertaken to foil rado , Missouri, Arkansas, and our friends by sending out our "these couriers of rain and Louisiana. Kent Corey. co- Christmas cards in July and snow’’, and we got a small pack­ chairman of the affair and ed­ August — for two reasons: it et of seed, if we can culture itor of the fan magazine, A LA gave us a chance to thumb our then in a flower pot, we ’re SPACE, says the program wil 1 noses at a custom that has been going to grow cacti, by gum! , feature such celebrities as taken over, lock , stock , and even if we have to dig up a Winston Tucker. author a n d barrel , by the commercial in­ cherry tree for space... lecturer; Chad 01 liver, sci­ terests , but more important, 1 When we saw the way weeds ence fiction writer; saa Mar­ we found these mid-summer com­ can flourish after floods on tinez . “ authority” on recent munications a bit more than a Hart’s Half-Acre, this spring, scientific developments; Prof. check mark on a list of "cards we looked at the callouses on D. V. Dougherty, head of Phil­ received". This year, however, our hands and decided to do lips University’s physics de­ we sent out no cards — only a something about it. This may partment, and un-celebrity Al- few sample copies of The ABER­ explain the reason for the new phia H a r t . who's supposed no REE to our "friends (?!” who building going up on the back discuss Scientology and Dia- are not subscribers. Imagine of our place— weeds just won’t netics but may wind up talking our surprise, then, when Saint grow under a cement floor. Or about what a dead roach does Nicholas, in the form of a bit it may be that the magazine is to a corn martini in dry Okla­ of Totality (in this case, a getting too big for our "bole homa. The program starts Sat­ postman!, dropped a package on in a dark alley” , as a retired urday with registration at 1 our counter. Ye pub opened it, co-publisher once described our P . M . (Youngblood Hotel 1, and as is her wont in the matter office, and expansion was in continues until after the auc­ of things not heavy, and from order. Anyhow, most of the tion Monday afternoon. Those its wrappings unveiled a bot­ ABERREE operation is being wanting more infomation can tle of "Christmas in July” moved to the "annex”, or “back­ get it by writing Okl aeon V , cologne, probably for Ye Ed, house’’, and here’s where Ye Ed Box 64 , Enid... and a devil-faced pipe, prob­ and Pub probably will be found 1 Zero Friedaan, after a ably for Ye Pub, (or are we evenings, instead of at 207 lon-n-n-n-g-g winter in Ari­ reversing things?!, from To­ North Washington. And if The zona , is RUSHING back to his tality Walshes, Hardin and Jo­ ABERREE keeps growing, there’s architectural desk in Pitts­ anna ... T Herbert bruker. of still a lot of space to expand! burgh, Penn., to finish out the Brooklyn, admits he hasn’t been — space now occupied by weeds, summer, according to a chain doing much auditing the last cherry trees, and grapes! That of picture postcards mailed en few months — and it might be i s , we can expand if we ever route. Emergency stops along that little Ross Druker. born survive this mortgage ? Have the way include such gas sta­ April 12, is a factor. Right you priced a 2x4 lately? or tions as the Grand Canyon, now. Herb says, Ross seems hired a carpenter to drive one Bryce Canyon, Zion National quite content to "eat, sleep, little nail? And what a build­ Park, and, we suppose, Paris, and smile” — and we hope Herb er can’t do to a flower - bed!!! London, and Cairo— altho we've isn’t conplaining. In our ab­ A whole row of prize holly­ yet to receive evidence of errated universe, this sounds hocks and pansies, nurtured stops in those way-stations... like an ideal status in which thru flood and bugs--but we’ve 1 Norman Fritz. Wichita, stop­ to keep an infant... no room to finish this obituary. SEPTEMSGR, 1957 ===== T h e A BERREE- " ^-^'= -15 nished’ This is a feeling of Also found out how many read­ responsibility! ers you had when I was intro­ "Am taking the January 6 duced at the Congress ••A l­ course. 6 2 were in the ACC, berta E lliott, Greenville, S. with several Europeans, and Car. believe it or not, I only heard one griping, observing “ Interesting to note that two staff auditors being put seven years have almost elapsed thru the paces, this sentence since Hubbard published his from one of them impressed me: mental science book, and got ‘Look feller, you know the it into the hands of the pub­ techniques, but you don’t get lic. It is also interesting to across to me that you care note that the number *7’ is a about me, and you won’t pro­ very distinctive number — a duce results with a fish-look number meaning fulfillment. in your eye, nor superior look . “ There is too much to be O.K. ? Let’s do that again , and said to go into much detail . get across to me, right here , But since other factors ‘hap­ your communication.’ pened* to be involved, also "Have sat in on two great related to the number seven, I lectures with Ron, the first will comment a little. "Utah has a new law that on Beingness (granting of Be­ ‘“ Meat in due season' and will make producers name the ingness , no matter what shape milk to beginners. This per­ contents of all milk products. life is ini, and one delivered tains to wisdom as well as I wonder if they will be forced at this Congress on children. food ( for wisdom is a higher to give the amount of Stron­ A child is a Thetan who has form of food: ‘You shall not tium 90 in each package ? Have lost everything thru death, live hy bread alone. . . ’ .1 you noticed the Salt Lake count and he needs plenty of having- “ Almost seven years ago, lately?”--Art James, Salt Lake ness from the new family he something happened on earth. City, Utah. has joined. He needs undispu­ More correctly, a combination ted authority to start with, of things happened. The result "Decided to take a look-see served thru love, and he needs of this was paradoxical (that for myself at the last Con­ to be stabilized. He needs a horrible, unanswerable condi­ gress , and it was a most grat­ few years of play and irre­ tion 1. Human beings slipped ifying experience. We have sponsibility and plenty love, subtly into their unconscious heard about ‘This is its’ for and freedom from added fears. minds. (Had they known it they a long time, but i do believe This rings true to me , and I wouldn't have been uncons­ that we have come into a fine already have a child brought cious'). Going into the uncon­ version of HOW. in that evidences just this scious can be called leaving "One woman, ex-opera singer , condition. present time, back - sliding, told me she was a follower of "Those of us who created regressing, or many other Manly Hall, and he told her good effects beyond the pro­ terms. In this condition, much that ‘they ’ had the whys , but cesses did so thru ‘ good in­ headway was made of a material that Hubbard had the hows, and tentions’ which reached the sort. (Materialism, instinct, suggested she go take the area of the pre-clear, by­ and unconscious are the same. 1 course. Another person told me passing our and their machin­ But as to judgment, confusion she was intensely surprised at ery. Intention is the main em­ replaced it. ‘The wisdom of one of her Bahai meetings to phasis on the present ACC the prudent man shall be hid.’ hear a Persian read from Hub­ course , and execution of the And this modern world is the bard’s books. intention— all this done on result of this unconscious­ "Ross’s statement in your the most permissive scale, ness. Car crashes, arguments, last issue is true. We have with full agreement of the deceit in high (and lo«ft pla­ gone from the head (thinking­ pre-clear. ces, etc. And, of course, all ness 1 to the guts and heart. ‘‘With the agreement of ‘no this can be nicely ‘justified’ Up to now I could not heartily lying’ , everyone in the course in a number of ways. recommend anyone to take the has to take the stage and an­ “ Nevertheless, this intens­ course in Washington or any swer questions from the sup­ ified condition will soon have other Foundation, but I can posed public, and, of course, been in effect for seven years. now. the first question is * Are you And for this reason, it should "Stayed on for a week and a clear?’ I saw a few egos soon be over. If the number 7 participated, a n d o bserved , leveled on that one. people is relative in this condition. and it was the best communica­ who have hit Tone 40 for a "What caused this condition tion that has ever existed minute , day , or several days in the first place? Are there since I ’ve been in the Field. assume that they are, and they two of everything-- a physical Knowing you as I do , you would are pegged quickly, it soon and a spiritual ? A physical veritably eat up this course, becomes evident that the term earth and a spiritual earth? starting with three hours of is a relative one , and depends Did the spiritual earth ‘slip’ sitting silently without mov­ on clear communication... on its axis, and move people ing, and confronting the whole "Have gone from feeling back into time? The little individual — body, machinery , heartsick to feeling good a- cars of today look much like a and thetan. This is recogniz­ bout the field that I am in , child’s car. The contestants ing that the Thetan exists be­ and that is good! If you can on quiz shows are down in the yond personality or appearan­ forgive, and afford to be for­ cellars of their minds where ces . given, I know you would be en­ the files are kept. Showing off "What institution ■ do you riched. Know that you have held and keeping up with the Joneses know of that allows retreads the interest in the field, Al- is strictly kid stuff. to return again, again, and phia, while we rode the rap­ “ Does the H-bomb split the again without charge other ids. You helped feed the nega­ atom, and also the spiritual than for tests and books fur­ tives , and I was one of them . personality of people? Do some S R R E E ------S E P T E M B E R . 1957 16= — - The fl B split toward the positive and would be correct because it utter a simple sound, and put others toward the negative? would be a spirit of error. before me the name and story People are definitely being The Truth comes only to those of The ABERREE. NOT a single ‘ split’— within themselves and who are in every sense seeking sound was ever uttered by any from each other. The sheep and the truth. But the spirits of of them, and it was only be­ the goat condition. Many people error might al so come. There­ cause of my extremely wide call a thing ’right’ and do fore, it is wise to ‘test the ‘scoop-in' reading (my habit 1 not add relative to which pole, spirits’ . Ask if they believe that the ABERREE ' SatRvWLit’ ad the positive or the negative. that Christ has come in the instantly stood out, and I as Our order is on the positive­ flesh. instantly mailed a request, negative scheme. Or, spirit­ " A strange thing with human and have followed along ever ually speaking, Christ vs. the beings. They often reject a since. devil. Is a thing right rela­ thing without examining i t , or "The point is very simple, tive to Christ, or right rela­ do the opposite. They join in and abounds , and rebounds , in tive to evil? If the relative without due examination. Eith­ the sounds in this ABERREE, part were brought up, less ar­ er practice is a foolish thing. with a redundancy as frequent guments would be in effect. Those who do the rejecting put as some thematics in James "Humanity, today, is prodi­ a stumbling block on their Joyce’s ‘Finnegan’s Wake’."-- gal . The prodigal. son left path to intelligence. Those D avid Lyle, toanaque , N.J. home (went out of his mind! who join become confused and ( ED. NOTE -- Let this be a and ’came to' at the end of run in circles. These two con­ warning to you ABERREE read­ seven years. Nebuchadnezzar, ditions have often been in ef­ ers. You might as well tell the king, made an image of fect on many subj ects— mental your friends about us sooner gold. As punishment, he went therapy, for one, and the Bible or later. They’re going to 'out of his mind* and lived as for another. Many very intel­ find out anyway, some day. i a ‘beast’ for seven years. The ligent (for the most parti per­ sons have been confused in one "Ponder upon God's judgment famine, not from food and wa­ we can. Question the judgment ter, but from hearing the of these two manners. Robert Ingersoll a n d Thomas Paine of God we can not. I see where truth, is a seven-year deal. you are being made very con­ Etc., etc. So , what might be each did this with the Bible. They confused Christ and the scious of EVIL being a part of possible in 1957? the whole or GOoD. This is one “ Have enjoyed the later ar­ Bible with man-made organiza­ tions and spent much time try­ step we are taken thru, but I ticles in Aberree. The think­ also see and feel you are try­ ing is more advanced, and not ing to deny the truth of the like many earlier topics of Bible, never stopping to real­ ing to eliminate or dissolve thought which were mostly a ize what they were doing. Each evil in its entirety. This case of ' words without sub­ kept talking about the ‘truth’ would be contradictory to the stance’. And notice that God and running Christ down at the very word evil, for God said, is mentioned more often. Takes same time— the same Christ who ‘I have created the evil and a sort of nerve to mention God agreed with them when He said: the good ’; a] so we have the or Christ in today’s self-made, ‘You shall know the truth and tree of Life, and the tree of self-determined world. (The the truth will make you free.' ‘The knowledge of good and opposite to self, in a negative "Very few will deny that evil ’. I was in that place for way, is someone else’s self­ constructive criticism is a some time too, when I shut my authority. ! good thing, and a very great one eye and tried to look only *‘*Ye are gods’, but NOT God . necessity. If it were not fbr with the single eye, to behold Human beings (the spirit parti such, we would never have the al 1 as good; then one day I freedom we all claim we are took stock within myself and can be OP God. Uni ess you hap­ striving for. Or anything else said, there’s more to this mat­ pen to slide in the opposite that is good, for that matter . ter than this, because, that direction and become of evil "One thing is always true: which I call evil is there ( error!. All subjects when followed nevertheless. It was like the "Great thinker— Plato . The truthfully integrate them­ man of sin being again reveal­ ’Daemon’ of Socrates, however, selves. No truth is opposed to ed to me or me being made con­ was misnamed. It was actually another truth.” - - h w h n g G. scious of him once more. It the ‘spirit of truth’. Socrates Rosecrxms, Mesa, Ariz. was then the Lord showed me had access to this ‘spirit of the evil is good. I saw evil truth’ because he was a sin­ "18 months back I was in in an altogether different cere, conscious seeker o f correspondence with ( 4 names light, not that it was non­ truth. A lover of wisdom. And deletedl, all of whom receive existent but part of the whole, not an axe-grinding pretender, The ABERREE regularly. You’d working toward the goal of God better known as hypocrite. But figure some one of them would in all things. When one gets in most cases the word Daemon have thought on the rebound to this revelation, that is the only way the evil (wrong con­ ception! of evil will be elim­ inated . There is a RIGHT-USE- NESS of evil . It is only as evil , the exact opposite of LIVE, is misused that the con­ trary is displayed; right’ "Just finished reading ‘A Dweller on Two Planets’ ; won­ derful and so true. I felt as tho this resurrected soul was standing right by as I read it. Here was a statement from it that may be of special in­ MATHISON ELECTROPSYCHOMETERS, terest on our subject: ‘Mr. 1214 Wett 30th Street, Lot Angeles 7, California Pierson, the sins thou dost SEPTEMBER. .957 ----- J h 6 fl B E R R E E = — - - 17 condemn in thy tel low crea­ is swindling the people. I ted to empathy, is a necessary tures were once thine and if feel thus about the Spiritual condition for complete compan­ thou shalt condemn the doer, Faith-healing evangelists like ionship . (ED. NOTE — Two pages they may become thine own Oral Roberts and A.A.Allen... of mathematics and logarithms, again. That which thou art “ Walshes are better this etc., deleted.!... capable of judging, thou art time than 1 ast. I ’m processing “ You people keep The ABER­ not past the danger of commit* a case (together with a col­ REE controversial and it will ting’, isn’t this a wonderful league! this summer. Straight endure. For evidence, look at truth in this statement? I have Dianetics almost killed the Walter winchell and the King seat this same truth about person; non-directive counsel­ James version of the Bible. SEEING the evil as GOOD brought ling was too gradual. Totality Winchell was probably wrong, out by some others to idiom it processing wiped off six trau­ but in what way? The Bible was was revealed in another man* matic experiences and three probably right, but what does ner. God uses different ways somatics in 2 hours and 40 it mean? You’ve got both prin­ and illustrations to bring out minutes by the watch. I find ciples working for you...Yours truth, but all leading to one out what happens writh the emo­ for more and better mutually goal.” — Ruth LanQ, Wausau,Wis. tional discharge associated contradictory Absolute Truths’. (0). NOTE--Might not the with relieving the facsimiles. — Fred Hand, Houston, Texas. quote from phylos’s book be It occurs after the session. I . interpreted also, to read: If think this is good. Of now, I “ In publishing the verse man sees evil in the actions regard Totality processing as beginning ’Flight of fancy ne­ of another, he is CREATING the unique in psychotherapy. It is cromancy ’, someone at the pub­ evil he sees — and what he has powerful, effective, easy to lishing headquarters of The created, he has made avail­ use--and painless. It is also Aberree changed one word which able for his own use. our only fast. To me, an ’accessible reversed a n d nullified the disagreement, Ruth, seems to case’ is a person who is able message the Dynamo intended to be as to whether we are set­ to hear what I ’m saying and convey. The correct version: ting God up “ separate” from can answer back. This excludes "Flight of fancy necromancy part of His “ All ” to manipu- mostly: withdrawn psychotics, Wine f o r sagging spirits, 1 ate it in opposing forces — a untrained deaf mutes, para­ chancy sort of chess game in which noiacs, and most dogs. I could Tho the flight may be for him one player operates alternate­ easily counsel a dog if he Who has never left the haven ly both sets of chessmen — and could report his progress to Of the brightly shod and shaven “ kids” himself that he’s hav­ m e ... Spirit of adventure dim... ing a game.! “ A DYNAMO--Trouble is I ’m a “ It was changed to ’who has “ I liked the July-August lousy ouija board operator, never known the haven, ’ etc. issue. i was at the Washington the best I could come up with “ The brightly shod and sha­ Congress. Prom the available was some fool entity that said ven in this case represents evidence , people do exterior­ it was a ghost, spoke the usual those with conventional atti­ ize. At least, the.v claim to." drivel , a n d couldn’t spell tudes, who would feel like --G. Elwert, N. Miami Beach , nearly as well as I can. On they had to clear the flight Fla...... the other hand, with the Chi­ of fancy with their neighbors before they would feel free to "Thanks for the clever nese Book of Changes (Hexagrams and all that 1, I can get usa­ try it. Style is the most ty­ writeup on my booklet, and the rannical form of social agree­ oodles of space you gave it. ble information 9 tries out of 10 ... Maybe I just don’t ap­ ment , and as such symbolizes Proves you read it, too ... s l a v e r y to conventional "Have long wondered about prove of anonymous entities... “ LUNDBERG--Like Lundberg, thought, al so . you and how you came by the I am a man, instead of a the- “ The average person is a name, ABERREE, and why this tan. What’s a ’theomania’? If prisoner of the mores, lan­ magazine is so DIFFERENT. I a pedagog could possibly spend love it, of course...But it is guage , and customs surround­ all clear now, thanks to Irene 9 months saying nothing--that ing him. A new departure in T. Delaney (p. 171 . YOU LOST is , remaining mute -- it would thinking would be therefore probably be of great benefit unthinkable. FACE! to him. Many of them are over­ “ But to follow the Teacher, “ But even with a blank face, verbalized. They confuse words I ’ll always love you. ”--Wa/y any teacher worthy of the name , Elsnau, Prescott, Ariz. with things. Telepathy, rela­ one must break away from the “ Wish you wouldn’t join the throng and call 'do-badders’ SYNERGETIC PUBLICATIONS 'do-gooders’. They don’t do GROUP TRACKING: An Introduction to Synergetics. This good. It propagates the im­ is the simplified, popular edition...... $3.00 pression that it’s bad to do good. Since there’s also the SYNERGETICS: An Experiment in Human Development. This concept that it’s bad to do is the technical text...... $3.00 bad, all that’s left is that Bild-A-Man Kit. A work program of queries for solo it’s good to do nothing... of w o r k ...... $ 1.00 several writers in this (july- August! issue who comment on Operation Traverse. A work program of queries for this point, I agree with the teamwork...... $ 1.00 Coulterian, Lundberg, who says Schedule ‘A’. An advanced work program for teams . . $1.00 do what you can.. I get it your point in the editorial is that Director Activation. Analytically restricted. Free to users you are angry that these peo­ of Operation Traverse and Schedule ‘A’. ple make a fat living on the death and misfortunes of oth­ Write to DON G. PURCELL ers , while doing nothing act­ 301 Derby Building , Wichita 2 , Kansas _____ ually helpful themselves— that 18— - ..- - = The fl B E R R E E =— SEPTEMBER ,9S7 conventional crimes of gregar­ plies to the Walshes. Means: ious thinking and enter the 'Perfect cooperation in pio­ /Commercials free open country, where n e w neer creative work* — 'Aried', Advertisements under this visions of truth come into from ‘Aries’, first sign of h cad :2 * aw o rd , in advance. view, the zodiac, governing pioneer UNPRECEDENTED travel bargain! "The 'haven of the brightly work in the sciences, religion, For only one dollar you can shod and shaven’ is therefore and all phases of intellectual ru«a all over space A N D tine! a bomb shelter for the timid endeavor. ” --Paul E . O ’Neill, Order ** Journeys Through the souls 1*0 wish to be sure that Marrero, La. Unconscious ** from Ivor Darreg, they will not have any thoughts (ED. Note--The reference to 12 80 Exposition Blvd*, Los or flights of imagination that the Walshes came from a spe­ Angeles 7, Calif* Mrs. as 1th would not under­ cial message from the Dynamo , stand and approve of. in which he also did a little NOTED Graphologist, has Mathi- "The phrase 'Fasten rubies son Electropaychoaeter* Pro* cryptic analyzing of Ye Ed and ceasing appointments Bade for in his c r o w ’ refers to the Ye Pub. Ye Ed, as the Dynamo Pre-Sleep Tapes, to conquer opportunity of the wife to sees it, is " Rat-a-tat-tat’’— nental prooleaa affecting build 19 the husband’s ego by and we don’t know if he’s cit­ health, overweight, nervous­ making him feel like a king, ing him as a "tattered rat’’ , ness, alcohol* Also writing so he will have the confidence or giving us machine-gun qual­ analysis, by nail one dollar to try the greater adventures ifications. It takes two words for nosy,five clinical, seven* that open up before him. fifty two or aore people in* to define Ye Pub— "Symbolism” "Hence, the * Iwderer ’, or and ‘‘Syllogisnf’— and we prefer volved* Dorothy Dryden Belieff the 'Drifter* — meaning Disci­ P.S.D., 510 2 60 Av., Hyatts- to make no public comments as villa, Md« Near District of ple , or beginner on the path , to tbe Dynamo’s accuracy. How­ Columbia • So the bum is .the highest pro­ ever, this "thing that talks duct of our culture. And his from nowhere” has a definition COMBAT PSYCHIC ATTACK. Be free quality of soul is the result for L. R. Hubbard, too — "A of evil forces ; witchcraft of revolt, rather than confor­ supersonic salesman, selling exposed, hypnosis broken * 40 * mity. So the culture can be truth with tails on” . Guess page printed book $1* ASTROL­ 'given credit only because of we’d better not annotate on OGY can solve your problea* $5* its unpalatability, like an Send complete birth date, tine that, either. 1 and place to Mary Elanan, Box emetic. Ha. I better quit be­ 1612 , Dept, A , Prescott , Arix* fore I fly off into the strat­ "I have been making myself osphere . unpopular in local Aberrologi- 25 YEARS ’ experience has ena­ " ‘Aried Coalescence’ ap- cal circles by quoting this bled ae to give 8 5 % to 95% remark: 'Dianuttics is some­ correct answers to your ques­ thing that one person, called tions, as verified by ay many Working with the Oddity, does to another, clients* Psychometric analysis called the Pre-Queer’ .’’--Ivor checked by careful astrological charting enables ae to offei Darreg, Los Angeles, Calif. you a Fnturescope you can rely on • S e n d donation of S3 and "Right now I am associated five questions you wish an­ FAITH with the Graduate Foundation swered, together w i t h your date of perceptual science. T h i s and tine of birth, ss well as organization w a s originally birthplace* Also, send three set up by a group of optome­ of your hairs* Thela Newcomer , is the (Me of after book trists who were certain that P.O.Box 475, Williamsport, Pa* grmnaany toa. wh o write personality disorientation was most quickly realized in vis­ NOW only SI each, thanks to to asking far H ( M e w include ual perception difficulties. the large demand* Following M X for postage and hm d K n g ) titles available: Psychoaetry; Like many of us people inter­ Visualization; The Golden Mag­ -F ested in Dianetics, they went ic Circle; Intuition vs, la- LEARN fheprihdpteof forth in for very factual operative pulse; P s y c h i c Development; used by our students, who haw descriptions of perception il­ Mental Telepathy; Concentra­ Khes lusions. This group, having tion , Order direct froa Doro­ been in operation for over thy Spence Lauer, 5 1 4 9 Meridi­ MrfUJr.. seven years, has changed con­ an, Los Angeles, Calif, (So siderably in its philosophy + ■ SEVEN "Spiritual Healing** ex­ V since this time. ercises by Arthur J* Barks , "The director, Dr. Ann Nich­ to be used in connection with u m l t m C tk woo4/‘ ols, was and is about t h e Mr, Burks's “ in absentia*'ses­ ’clearest’, I have ever seen. sions, froa 10:00 to 10:1S -i- *J f/t "We are now more interested ( EST) nightly* These exercises, I r« hmg-ktmuU to be used one a night and then JftW f ret,?’ in spiritual realities, which are learned thru the living of repeated, will be s e n t to any them in this life. The group who contribute S5 or aore to­ -¥■ ward Mr, Burks's Foundation Ltam how YOU can use the pmwr interested in this matter as a for research into what lies of Faith to (to sim ilar thin^a In group is unified and creative, behind disease* K*& S, Smith, y o u r life fro m the practical and not even the powers that Box 301, Harrisburg, Penn,_____ be have ever stopped them. principles in this free-book "As we hold Open House on us thru our recent descriptions Tuesday and there is no in­ in the press, particularly the itial charge, and we believe Hearst papers, I understand HUMAN we have something that every­ some San Francisco paper in­ one can use, I would invite terviewed Dr. Ann recently.H— ENGINEERING any interested people to drop Hillory iliggin, Malden, Mass. in. (*ED, NOTE — How about some "Those people in the Boston more information on this, Hil- Bow 117 R Fairhope, Alabama area may be more familiar with lory? SEPTEMBER. 1957 = f h 8 HBERREE 19 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING BY PHILIP FRIEDMAN modern medio, "everyone now Without doubt, there can be knows they carry blood.’’ And, no certainty. • what does the blood carry? Don’t look now. That star is staring at us. Are You Playing A jester is just air. He who climbs a peak to get a peek gets piqued. COLUMBUS , O h i o — On a hot, • sticky July evening in a hot, An artery is a windpipe. sticky room, a group of people The ancients called the arter­ from all over the country as­ ies in the body "arteries?’ be­ sembled. Many of us were total cause they thought the arteries strangers to one another. We carried air. "Ha," laughs the (g ^ M a B S ) introduced ourselves, and the Second synergetic Workshop got can get together, interact, underway. and develop so high a rapport The first order of business in so short a time. Truly, 3 3 was the weather. So we changed there must be something won­ IL IPI it. Then we organized the derful about this strange cre­ Workshop. A t a Synergetic ature who calls himself Man. TO WIN? OR LOSE? workshop, everybody works. We This workshop spirit was by do it both in teams of two or far the most outstanding feat­ three (teamwork* and in groups ure of this Workshop, as it was W. Len Hamilton, D.D., of four to six (group track­ of the first. There were other D. S a t ., who conducts ing* . schedule B, of course, high spots. One was a tape the mo s t successful provided the basis for team­ from Don Purcell , who to lie Guidance Center in New work , but each team was free disappointment of all was un­ to use the work method best able to come. Another was a England , if not the Na­ for it. panel discussion on “c a s e tion, has just published A Synergetic Workshop is an openings” by Mary Cox, Jim amazing experience. At first, Young, Beth Bolling, and pat there is some apprehension, Buchan. "YOUR LIFE AND mixed with a bit of confusion. An unusual and enjoyable SCIENTOLOGY" Then, something happens. in feature was a "game" intro­ varying degrees, in different duced by Mary Cox. Each of us a small , 52-page book­ ways, a wonderful spirit emer­ draw a name of another Work­ let giving the trans­ ges, takes hold, and grows. To shop member. Then , at our 1 ast criptions of four of Dr. me, it is incredible the way a meeting, we each introduced Hamilton’s public lec­ group of comparative strangers that member to the group. It was a lot of fun, and we also tures , plus a one- hour learned a lot about one an­ Group Processing Ses­ DOCTORATE COURSE 1 NOTES— fro* the other. sion . These lectures 8*8008 lectures Last but not least, opera­ are selected to demon­ oo Scientology, ms given by Dr. tion S t a b l e was launched. strate to you how yOU B L . R. H u b b a rd .. $3 (Somehow this quickly acquired may WIN THIS GAME a * the nickname of "Hercules”.'* CLINICAL COURSE CALLED LIFE. 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Which, we suppose, was a slap at our con­ WHICH END OP “ T h e more I concrete mock-up, these build- tinued attacks on A- and H-Bomb TELESOOPE IS study and learn, ings should be kept filled and tests as destructive forces of USED ON MAN? the more I dis- over-flowing? nature. cover how snail And what of the churches During World War I, there and insignificant man is,” the that should be monuments of were many who attributed the visiting minister said, as he man's goodness, and yet are weather depredations of 1914- squinted at the original draw- staffed by preachers too lec- 1918 to the large amounts of ing of last month's ABERREE ture, week after week, on the gunpowder being used on the cover. sinfulness of man? The whole firing lines. And, we suppose, “ Are you talking about any story of Adam and Eve, and the the powder horn of the Revolu­ particular man? or Man as a impulse which drove them to tion , and the flintlock and whole?” we asked. disobey an all-knowing God who new-fangled rifles of the Civil “ Man! Man! *’ he said ,'sonor- apparently got caught napping War, came in for their share of ously. " T h e microcosm of the at his knowing-switch, is al- blame, maybe not without justi­ macrocosm. A pimple in God's most too ridiculous to bear re­ fication . great Universe, performing on peating— yet in this fairy tale, However, we ’re not saying his tiny stage for but a frae- the-foundation for most of man's that the discharge of gunpowder tion of a second before he fa- tribulations have been laid, in itself will breed tornadoes ces his eternity! ” We wonder what would happen floods, and blizzards. But we We suppose these were phras- were llan to take a good look at do contend that the partici­ es the good minister had picked himself, and realize he’s NOT pants— which includes those at 14) on-his rounds, and was cling- an insignificant worm, condemn­ home fighting for more ration ing to because he thought them ed to damnation and “sin” and a stamps than they’re entitled to impressive — but he was talking possible hell-fire forever and --who patriotically and emo­ about G o d ’ s prize creation, forever (Ameni — after death, tionally image hate and total made in His Own Image! And with were be to get off his knees, destruction for the “ terrible such forensic marvels at loose erase the image of a vengeful enemy”— can set off some pretty to belittle and make a mockery old Judge “ High in the Sky* powerful negative forces. That of life, is it any wonder that frodi the few childish fairy- these take the form of storms Man looks at himself thru the tale pictures still hovering should not be surprising to large end of the telescope? around in bis noggin, and START anyone. Man, controlled by emo- The power of man’s mind to FORGIVING HIMEBLF (if be thinks tion--as he is during wars--is create has been almost univer- he needs forgiveness 1, we're not very definite in his crea­ sally accepted by any and all convinced that the need for tive imagery. He just wants the dabblers in psychology and its jails, prisons, hospitals, and other guy dead period. myriad tentacles. If you want mental institutions would start If o u r memory serves us it, see it— we are told. “ Mock a retreat. aright, there even are nations it up!”, "Know that you have it “ Run out an engram ?" We’re --our own not excluded-- which and be thankful for it!” Do not sure but what even this is seem to feel that God Himself these bits of advice sound a lot of bosh. Maybe it isn’t is an ally in their bivouac of familiar? the command circuit tied in hate . Let two opposing ” teams ” Does anyone know how many with the so-called cellular re­ --with millions of “ players” — jails and prisons have been cording (engrami but the feel- enlist the assistance of "God” built to house our fellowmen ing of guilt that man erases with powerful pictures of the who are EXPECTED to commit when he lies down on an audi- other “ team” being wiped off crimes— and who will be put tor’s cot. Tell it often enough the map, and why shouldn’t away for punishment and public and it'll be erased — say the large areas of the earth suffer safety because we are convinced Dianeticists. But is it the from storms? that, if allowed to run loose, command one frees himself of? H-Bombs, being symbols of a those who commit one crime will Or does one suddenly realize war to be fought in the future, commit others, if given the op- subconsciously that he no long- also are symbols of hate — and portunity? er need feel guilty about some­ destruction. If we thought w e what of the hospitals that thing heTIasn’t dared even look had no reason to hate (fear! are being built to care for at for lo! these many years? another power, we ’ d have no those medical statistics tell us Man was created in the Image reason for so many bombs, and will be sick and injured? Is it of God— complete with the God- for so many tests to see what any wonder that with such a like power of creation. His devastation they can bring. Greed of One Man Changed the Surface of an Entire Globe WARNING! Are We Preparing to Repeat Dunking of Atlantis? lLAI'lHS, according to George and emy. Thus was discovered the first weap­ Blanche Bent in their “ The Rise and on , marking the beginning of man’s means Pall of the Atlantean Civilization", for survival.” is no fable, nor locale for science During the 2,000 or more years preced­ fiction. It not only existed, but was ing mechanization, and the 1,0Q0 or more n1 the incubator of all mankind— and was years afterward, the Atlanteans progress­ destroyed only because man, given a bit ed very rapidly. Communication was men­ of power, cannot resist the temptation to tal. Later, machines were developed which use this as a stepping stone for greater translated thoughts into words or pic­ and greater things--for himself. tures . Means were discovered of eradica­ Hie Bents, who live in Glendale, Cal., ting all forms of want, poverty, sick­ say that the revelations in their book ness and disease. Children were trained came to them mediumistically by a female from infancy by a series of "guides", so entity calling herself Zelda, the leader there was little likelihood of their suf­ of a group of former Atlanteans who felt fering from engrams, psychiatrists, etc. it necessary to present the data on At­ The child selected what was to be his lantis so that man, with the means within life work— and was trained for it. If in his grasp, might not repeat the tragedy adulthood, he wanted to change his Occu­ which put this cradle of civilization be­ pation, he was permitted to. do so— pro­ neath leagues and fathoms of raging ocean . vided he trained for it. Service was the And whether you believe the Americas may only medium of exchange. And food, cloth­ have drifted away from Europe and Africa, ing , and other necessities were delivered or think the continents always have been to each individual as he desired. There pretty much as they are now, or are will­ was no waste. Pood was delivered already ing to accept the more romantic idea of a prepared. land bridge called Atlantis, y o u ’ll find Atlantis had several large cities, the in the Bents ’ book some of the most con­ largest of which was Muer, the nation’s vincing data you ever read . capital, with more than a million popula­ Atlantis, according to Zelda, once tion . Phoenix was a close second; Super­ separated what is now the Atlantic Ocean mini was third. Buildings were of white into the Northern and Southern Seas, stone, elaborately planned for the ben­ stretching from Europe and Africa to the efit of all, and for the appearance of northern coast of South America. It was the city--with setbacks, terraces, park­ an ideal climate, perfect for the evolu­ ways , and broad thorofares. In Muer was a tion of plants and animals, many of which national library, 800 feet long, with all grew so large that they could not find the information gathered from all parts sufficient food to survive. And out of of the globe available to all. The books all this — except for the ruins of cities were not as we know them, but were on which deep divers might discover were metallic strips. When one wanted informa­ they able to plumb the ocean’s depths— tion, he merely recorded it off one of remains only Gibraltar. And legends. Even the strips and took the record with him recorded history has found no place for to play at home at his leisure. a land so vast and so great that today’s nations are puny in comparison. In Phoenix, all manufacturing was un­ Man’s survival, Zelda writes thru the derground to preserve the beauty of the Bents, was an accident. Unequipped for a city. Here, too, was stored all radio­ tooth and nail existence with the huge active material for the city *s use and animals of early Atlantean time, man was protection. But it was thru the storage fighting a losing fight until one day he of this radioactive material that the picked up a rock with which to ward off continent itself was destroyed. an attack . As he threw the rock, a length Government in Atlantis was rule hy of vine remained fixed to the missile, representatives selected from among the one end of which remained wrapped around men and women of all five races. There his hand. "He pulled the rock back and were 12 Councilors— and one alternate. struck again and again until he had ef­ These representatives were especially fectively disposed of his dangerous en- trained for their posts, and were consid­ october. 1987 — T h e R B E R R E E = ------.. 3 ered the wisest and most learned members Waters poured Into the caverns and tun­ of the society. nels , forming steam Which caused more These Councilors, especially trained explosions. in the use of their minds, could exchange “ Because of the greatness of the moun­ thoughts--and some even learned to control tains at either end of Atlantis, the the minds of others. A few began to use breakaway, when it took place, was very their mind power for self-aggrandizement sudden and the sinking was rapid, creat­ — and eventually, the Council set itself ing huge tidal waves. The waters were up as a ruling group. To pacify the peo­ driven back for hundreds of miles, caus­ ple, they began to promote amusements and ing great floods everywhere. The sky was neglected other activities, which led to darkened by dust and flying debris; a n d schisms in the Council itself. While pre­ when in the course of time quiet settled viously, the nation’s basic philosophy over the scene and dawn appeared again in had been an awareness of nature and na­ the sky, little remained of this once ture ’s laws, they began changing to wor­ beautiful land. The waters had rolled ship of the sun and other planets. Some over it, leaving no trace.” groups even began to practice human sac­ Except for one main point, and a few rifice . minor ones, we have little fault to find Wise leaders, seeing what was happen­ with “ The Rise and Pall of the Atlantean ing to their nation, decided to train Civilization ” . Maybe it is history , as picked members to replace the ruling accurate as the story of George Washing­ Council, and when these had been trained, ton chopping down a cherry tree. But his­ a national election was held . The new tory or not, we found it fascinating members won— but no provision had been reading. made for ousting the old. As a result, Oh , yes — the ** point ” . After reading Atlantis had two councils--a Junior and the book, which told of colonists going an Elder. to all points of the globe from Atlantis, The Junior Council, stymied in its we wondered why they did not have some of efforts to govern, appealed to the Phoe­ this super-knowledge with them, rather nix City Council, itfiich voted to give the than forcing civilization to go thru all Junior Council its siqiport. “ Councils of the growing pains of ignorance and re­ other cities followed the example,” the discovery up to the present century— with report continues, “until it attained such much known thousands of years ago not even proportions that even the average person rediscovered to this day. became aware of it. Eventually, the peo­ The minor points we won’t even mention ple began to revolt.” because they aren’t important. At a public meeting, one Councilor set “ The Rise and Pall of the Atlantean himself up as dictator, locked other Civilization” is published by Vantage Councilors in their chambers, and seized Press , New York , at $2.50. all means of communication and transpor­ Q04Q0 tation . The whole continent seethed . But let ZeLda describe the last mo­ LENDING LIBRARY ALMOST ments of Atlantis: “ Among the people were those who had LIKE MAIL RUMMAGE SALE worked with the radioactive materials in Hardly had the September ABERREE been in the the underground storage places and knew mails than orders began pouring in for books where they were stored. These individuals listed available for lending. By the third banded together and were joined by others week, almost every title was in the mails, and in agreement with them. They decided that except for the fact there were two or more the only way to overcome the dictator was copies of some books, many orders could not to get control of the radioactive mater­ have been filled until books had been returned. ials . It was almost a "mail rummage sale". However, “ When the dictator learned that the it did prove that people are hungry for infor­ people had secretly seized the storage mation , but have not felt they could afford places, realizing the peril cf his situa­ from $2 to $5 for the many small printed and tion , he frantically ordered the Guards mimeographed editions available— some of which of Public Welfare to use ray guns against had nothing to offer, but this could not be them. When the guards obeyed, a reaction ascertained until one had “ looked” — at full of isotopes was started which spread price per look. Some of the books, tho small from one storage place to another. . The and cheaply printed, are bargains for those whole continent became radioactive; and who want the information they contain, but too finally the lignites and oils contained many— having been disappointed once or twice— in the earth became heated and caught have lumped all such books under suspicion. fire. Great fires burned everywhere, Writers who really have something to say forming gases which , in turn , exploded, should find the 1 aiding library a spur to sales starting more fires until the whole con­ rather than the opposite. Some write they’ve tinent became like a seething volcano. been wanting some book, but held off buying The atomic explosions were of such mas­ for fear they might not like it; these welcom­ sive proportions that they shook the ed the chance to “ sample’’ the merchandise, earth, causing rocks to be rent asunder, which the lending library permits. 4 - - = T h e fl B E R R E E —= OCTOBER 1957 Those Who 'Remembered' Built Pyramids By THELA NEWCOMER Symbols to Guide Man’s Rise HE GREAT PYRAMID— or any ward complete control of pyramid, for that mat­ self as he rises out of ma­ ter — is built over an teriality. exact idea. Hence , its The great minds back lasting power. The idea, thru time didn't go to Tbrought into form from swampy areas to do their use of physical substance , greatest work; some actual­ is to express this exact ly climbed mountains, or idea to man . other high places , to draw The base assumes and re­ conclusions. These persons alizes materiality — matter had a memory, or dim aware­ in terms of space and en­ ness, that mind works more ergy and time— matter going freely when away from the into form and differentia­ effects of the earth, es­ tion . As the pyramid de­ pecially damp earth. The creases toward its tip, it concentration, pulling to­ concentrates its matter, gether of mind particles, pulling all mind substance worked much better away toward a concentrated point from too much solidity. for u s e . Because man knows this The base structure is instinctively, he ascribes all kinds of particles, to the material world out­ ideas— diffused but in de­ side himself that which is tail rather than concentra­ really within himself. He ted . As the pyramid ascends , does a fine job of ration­ the particles are drawn to­ Thela Newcomer alizing. He puts viewpoints gether, and become more usable as they of the self in the center of the head, assume a definite position . These parti­ his highest physical location, out into a cles couldn’t be examined too closely, symbol o f how mind acts, and assumes since they are condensed. At the top, there must be higher rooms than those on there is the completion of the ultimate. the floor level that must mean something. The physical of which the pyramid is He goes looking for meanings for those made is, of course, merely used to ex­ rooms. Then, because he is looking out press how mind acts in its outpouring or into the material world and everyone out-expression as related to how it acts agrees there is “ history, written his­ on its return to complete self when not tory” which is very respectable, he feels controlled by matter. this symbol must have something to do All pyramids were built on this basis. with written history. As a result, he re­ They were built with the idea of symbol lates the rooms at various levels to for man to see himself , a putting of a written history, and even gets so adven­ symbol in matter, this being done by turous as to ascribe some future to some those who really remembered, and had the of the other higher areas. By doing this, complete knowing of how mind acts. he can sort of evade , or look away from, Man has a dim recall of self as he what mind is doing, to what his mind has was. He tries to introvert ; he tries to done and will do . find this completely working and workable Actually, the rooms are empty rooms, being he knows he really is. He feels whatever their height, or level. there must be a center somewhere where he There is information in those rooms, is supreme. He introverts on something but i t ’s not all true information. It is like a plane , going straight in and not too mixed with the type of information u p . He becomes more and more insane as he related to the diffusion of mind , which follows this method. Then he learns not the base symbolizes . to hunt for self like that, but to rarefy The inner rooms were not intended for his mind essence, at which time he is tombs. At one time, people were so com­ slowly ascending the pyramid. This i s a pletely aware of how mind works , and what gradual ascent, concentration and manage­ the'pyramid was to symbolize, that when ment of his own mind clearing out the de­ they found anyone making sufficient re­ bris he has accepted and agreed with , and turn as related to the entire symbol, learning to adjust his emotions to aid, they used the various levels of the pyra­ not hinder, his mental workings. This mid as a meeting place to acknowledge his amounts to practically a physical rise of and others’ ascent. The higher, or let us mentality, as the pyramid suggests , to­ say the more superior, a mind is, the Oc t o b e r 1957 - The ABERREE 5 greater the change is in how a mind views changed from a gaseous Com into a more himself and his environment, Hie lower- and more solid state. His bodies, also, type man may see and consider and conclude became more solidified until he finally on only the necessities of physical ex­ got real solid bodies fron anlnals. After istence . As he ascends the mental heights, he was here awhile, people started coming he starts to consider people, related to in from other groups, and later they even him and to each other. As his mind be­ came here in bodies. comes a little more clear-cut in ability, Thruout this long process, his mind he leaves off his consideration of people was still diffusing. He knew what descent and thinks more of ideas and ideals. His and solidity would do to him as he took mind essence is actually rarefying. on more and more solid bodies, but by the People do not ascend “ mind activity”, time the Egyptian religion was set up-- or mental levels , all on one level. Some with its manufactured information about persons have low spots and some have very various gods— man was pretty near bottom. high areas . The genius is not all genius, These gods were originally life essences but he is rarefying some of his mind which man recognized, but as he himself essence . got more solid, he made his gods, too, more solid in concept--and made them Some of us recognize what has long been called the “ old soul” . This is the pretty active physically. But man had not lost from within him­ person who is swiftly clearing out the self entirely his memory of something diffusion and its resultant conclusions, better--so the Egyptian religion brought and is learning to arrive at conclusions out the Book of the Dead. Herein were in­ more swiftly. This is the man who is as­ structions on the after-death state. cending from the base of the pyramid very Gradually, it got to the point where rapidly, leaving his fellows behind in­ everyone was largely concerned with the tellectually and ethically. proper procedure and expectations of the The lower two-thirds of the pyramid body after death. ihis was an attempt, represents all kinds of material world feeble tho it was, to start a return to experience, and the conclusions about it what they truly were, even tho the know­ by man . In the upper third , there is an­ ing had dwindled to only a faint glimmer. other division. In the lower part of this Plenty of Egyptian selves are using upper division, mind becomes very expert bodies here in the Ubited States. They in handling all factors of self and sur- belong to the lower two-thirds of the roundings--and handling them efficiently . pyramid symbol. The atomic scientists are This ability speeds faster and faster trying to produce an ascent, a type of with each life-time. Here all the con­ return to the afterworld, for both them­ clusions are gone over, sorted out for selves and others hy way of complete validity, discarded if not valuable , kept annihilation of bodies. They are trying if well related to the activity of mind for speed of return — more speed than itself and man. In the upper part of the usual physical death permits . But he re division , nearest the peak of the pyra­ and there is a person who knows that this mid, man is again relearning, rearrang­ is not necessapr. ing the things he knows about what to do Mind has within it awareness. This with his former knowledge and experience whole effect on this planet could be in relation to being merely mind with no judged, predicted. “ The universe is men­ materiality clinging to it. When he tal ” is an old axiom. It might have been reaches the top in ability, mechanics of better to say all is mental. Bodies did- mind , etc ., out he goes--and he no longer n't interfere with decisions to do this is tied to this planet. His choice from originally. This planet merely permitted there on is hindered by nothing except more experience within self, exterioriz­ his own decisions. ing and returning to self, descent as At the present time, humanity, gener­ shown by the pyramid and again ascent or ally speaking, is still in the lower two- return. thirds of the pyramid -- in real awareness of self-getting experience. As the cen­ turies go by, man rises a bit out of the REQUEST FDR ANALYSIS brute stage--but the ascent is slow and The!a Newcomer, Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. uneven. I enclose a donation of $3 for time spent on analysis of five questions j wish At man’s origin, he wasn’t on this answered, (use separate sheet for these!. planet, nor tied to it. He came from a culture in another location, voluntarily . My birth date: Day....month...... At that time, he represented the tip of year.... hour...... A. M. or P . M..... the pyramid (by which he later symbolized Place of birth...... his history and future). Man came to this planet from one spe­ N a m e ...... cific mind group, when it was first form­ Street ...... ed . He didn ’t have a material body. He City...... State...... was MIND. Gradually, he descended into more material form as the planet itself o c t o b s * = 6 ------— ------■== The RBE R REE SOME FORERUNNERS

of "TOTOLOGY" < p / u * n c f r Part 2— By JOANNA e c e n t l y while i was being pro­ cessed, my audi­ By IOANNA and HA! ALSH tor said to m e : What have the contributed to Philosophers of the past day ? in th is -e advanced thinking of to- “ Be aware of do­ t h e taDedSif s + les of a rt *c le s, taken from ing this as To­ Wal sh in Los AnqelesS t°hf Har^ ? an.d . Joa? " a R Tonrent nf i'r s > they point out how the tality". Immediately, I felt a barrier--al- day fs not Int?1'^ "’ as ^ey teach it to- most a feeling of re­ tfon . - - The^m tni?y ne^~excePt in applies sentment— arise from my body awareness. open my eyes and say: t did release this, Intellectually, I knew better than that, 1 know it. And the greatest thin? I did but my body’s subconscious recordings get was that I did it as Totality. were ganging up on me, and intelligence uallv ?tdJ!0 t ,frrive at this intellect- didn’t enter into it. He kept repeating, t Possible. I couldn’t say “ Be aware of doing this as Totality— ex­ 4.hotTSe,, .as . Francis Bacon suggested, pand your awareness , expand i t away from nnw Uf+ inductive reasoning. I could the body.” o t ^ i 10 by deductive reasoning, by You know what it felt like? It felt as setting up a goal that I am functioning if someone were holding up a beacon light as totality , and develop myself toward to a sinking boat. I could feel strength rj".*. 1 couldn’t say; Well, go ahead and in those words being constantly repeated 2?- inings. Set up facts. And whatever you to me— “ Be aware of being Totality; ex­ rind at the end, that is your certainty. pand your awareness and direct the mo­ What a limitation this is, because the tionlessness , timelessness, foreverness greatest part of my activity is not on at those feelings— at those recordings . ” the physical level. It is on the invisi­ The body turned on all sorts of pain. ble level, the level of Totality, which I felt as tho I was going to stop breath­ creates all things but which is not visi­ ing , and evidently I was in something ble to the human eye, but which we can be aware o f . very, very heavy. I could do only a bit of the process, and then I would feel my­ Why am I pointing these things out? We self drawn back into body awareness--I need to benefit from experiencesof people could not maintain my total awareness be­ like Francis Bacon. In his earlier days, ingness . Why ? The body was throwing up he wrote: " I n general, let every student more of these emotions, these feelings, of nature take this as a rule, that what­ these ideas that were holding me in bond­ ever his mind seizes and dwells upon with age . But soon, I reached out and I felt peculiar satisfaction is to be held in — and I said to my auditor: "You know, suspicion, and that so much care is to be I*m getting it. I ’m getting an awareness taken in dealing with such questions to of it." He was calm and kept saying: keep the understanding even and clear. "Good. Expand your awareness. Be aware of (In the vernacular, this is the part being Totality, and do it." And it was that’s a dilly ! ) The understanding must really and truly as if the beacon light not be allowed to jump and fly from par­ had brought me to shore. ticulars to remote axioms, and of almost I. cannot tell with words what thisthe highest generality it must not be meant to me to release these things which supplied with wings but rather hung with weights to keep it from leaping and were there that were hampering my advance­ ment and preventing me personally f rom flying." What is he telling us here? On the one being aware. Unless I could expand my hand, let us consider that he is speaking awareness and be aware of being Totality, directly from his own subconscious mind, I could not do this process. I knew this. his own frustrations. Let us recognize I tried to do it, but couldn’t , and I this, because he clearly gives u s , in his recognized my inadequacy as a body. I later years, an understanding of Totality . even tried to expand my awareness to one In his earlier years, he uses this viewpoint, which is a spiritual level, kind of thinking — and let us qualify it, but this did not give me enough power to it’s inductive thinking all down the line release myself from these recordings. --that whatever his mind seizes and dwells Only when I could perceive this concept upon with peculiar satisfaction is to be of functioning as Totality and it pene­ held in suspicion. Y o u ’re to hold it in trated me and I realized I could do it as suspicion because you might be thinking Totality-and I did — and I released, and ...... ■■ - 7 O C T O B E R . 1957 - the body became free, and I was able to T h e ABERREE of something you cannot see on the visi­ the next lifetime, because this type of ble level. You cannot work on this plan recording brings us back to the earth of induction, or working out a problem plane . followed by working out a succession of Before Bacon died, he said, "Men are other problems, rather than setting up a not animals erect, but immortal gods. The hypothesis, or a goal, and developing Creator has given us souls equal to all toward it . the world and yet satiable not even with This, in a sense, would be correct if a world.” He also said, "Everything is we understand the book. We do not want to possible to man". This he said after h e ’d follow our convulsions. He understood been forced out of politics hy something this--that your immediate thought that he did, but we won’t go into that because you seize and dwell upon might be a it isn’t important. He then had five compulsion— but he was unable to qualify years to consider philosophy. Just before it further. As Totality, we can ask, Is he died, he made the statement that his this a compulsion? Is it not a compulsion? soul he willed to God and his teachings --run it both sides by what we call a to Man of all nations. Will Durant very dichotomy, and we can view both aspects. understandably said, "We know that the Ihile we are doing this, we are releasing nations have accepted his philosophy and — if it is a compulsion rather than a teachings, ” but he didn’t say any more . creative thought— the subconscious recor­ This leaves us to realize the damage that dings of the compulsion. We then are able has been done and can continue to be done to evaluate it as Totality, not on the when such philosophies are still being physical level, but on the creative level.. taught in our universities and schools Bacon said we should put weights on today. these ideas rather than give them wings. We’re not criticising Bacon for not This, to me, is a fearful m a n talking. understanding that he was speaking out of This is a man who has not learned to use his own subconscious mind. He could not his imagination. Inductive thinking shuts give us more than what he had to give. down any and all imagination. But it is up to us to have this awareness We can take this a bit further. Ein­ as Totality, because it is thru this con­ stein said, " Imagination is greater than cept of Totality that we can discover knowledge". He always used the deductive what is right for each of u s , and that it method. He would set up an imaginative is tmnecessary to take any man’s word for situation and challenge himself to see if anything. he could discover facts leading up to i t . Will Durant says, somewhat sarcastic­ THIS COULD BE GOOD NEWS ally, in answer to this, "Imagination may be the greatest enemy of the intel­ lect , whereas it should be only its ten­ “ As you have probably read tative experiment ” . He's modest. Tenta­ elsewhere, L. Ron Hubbard has tive experiment— only its temporary, pre­ personally directed his asso­ liminary understanding and experiment. But ciates to notify all auditors we say even more than that. We say that that every certificate of imagination is You as Totality in action. every grade is as valid today This we know, and this we have discovered and as honored as it was upon from our way of doing research. the day it was issued. "Concurrently, personal We know that Francis Bacon had quite a communication has been re-es­ cryptic tongue. He defeated himself with tablished between Ron and my­ this. But this sort of thing has gone self.” — Volney G. M a t hi son, down and is now affecting our youth. Los Angeles, Calif. Of philosophers, Bacon said: “ They degl with infinities; with the careless The ABERREE always has insisted that a assurance of grammarians handling infin­ certificate, once issued, covers a level itives , and yet does any man know what of training as of the certificate’s date, this infinite is, or whether it has even and is not a license of fealty. We hope taken the precaution of existing ? ” Is the above news indicates a trend, which this not bitterness coming out? Let us will lead to unity in the "field”, and end recognize this. He said, "Philosophers an era of non-communication , ex-communica­ talk about the first cause, uncaused, or tion , and Just plain "Not-lSness” of for­ mer students who dare believe they, too, first mover, unmoved, but are not these could travel their own concepts o f a again fig-leaf phrases used to cover “ betterbridge” to thought and action. If naked ignorance and perhaps indicative of their decision was aberrated, it in itself a guilty conscience in the user?" You see, was an indictment of the processing anchor unfortunately there will be many persons, training which had been "guaranteed” to and especially young people,, who will clear them of such aberrations. read such things, and without the advan­ Also, it may indicate that some of the new processes really DO work, and that the tage of evaluating it as Totality, they top echelon of Scientology is doing some­ could be burdened for all of this life­ thing about its own string of aberrations. time , or even take these recordings into 8 ~ The ABERREE = o c t o b e r . i « 7 n ~

Chapter 6 — PRAYER each of us is a segm ent, a p a r t, and it VERY ACTIVITY of man is a prayer of is axiomatic that tne part cannot compre­ worship, a paean of praise. It is im­ hend the whole, nor the finite the infi­ possible to go out without the Fath­ nite. But axioms are capable, quite often, er, to come in without Him . You do of disproof. not rise up or lie down without Him. We are not finite, but infinite, since tTo make any move is to pray to the we are, each of us , and each of our sym­ Father that it b e . The atheist who does bionts in all kingdoms, such an indispen- not pray, tho perhaps not by word o f sible part of the Father th a t we are th e mouth, is neither atheist nor man, for F a th er. With a thought I can speed across without the Father he can be neither the the millions of light years of space to one nor the other. He could not be an the most distant* known star, and with the atheist without the Father. Man breathes same sight proceed an equal distance but by the Father, inhaling and exhaling beyond that, into the Unknown, that Un­ by the Father. Man eats of the Father* s known in which only the Father, undiffer­ food— there is no other Owner— and prays entiated , unsegmented, may be found . One that it appear when he visualizes it ; for day, perhaps, in the awesomely distant in his mind, where he prays (because hu­ future, I shall make that journey in some man mind i s the channel o f prayer), he body I shall regard as my own. sees the food, and the Father makes it Activity follows thought. For ease of so, thru all the avenues by which food understanding, we take it that the elec­ comes to man's table, for all the avenues tron is the smallest segment of matter, are likewise of the Father. even as we recognize the fact that the When man envisions any th in g that he electron is composed of a nucleus, pro­ would have — a house, a car, a flower, a tons , neutrons , and positrons , positioned child, a pet — he prays, tho he may not in relation to each other as comparative­ call it prayer; and lo, the prayer is ly far as are the stars we see — and do answered, provided he believes and has not see but know are there— so that even f a i t h . But how can the prayer of the ath­ within the electron we fall into awesome eist be answered, when he does not be­ infinitesimal space; we stop where we see lieve in the Father, but only in himself, our limits dissolving and fear to lose and his associates whom he can see? It is ourselves , and rightly say: not required of the sincere "doubter" "This electron is the substance of the that he believe in the Father, for he Body of the Father*” already believes when he believes in him­ It is a premise. It is true, even as self and his associates; for whether or the star is true, the planets of our own not he believes, it is true that his "I” , solar system are true, even as we a r e . and the"I's” of his associates, the Ac­ We ourselves are filled with infinitely tivated Egos , are segments of the Father . numerous electrons of many combinations; Believing in himself, then — it follows space, a l l space, is filled with elec­ that the solution of an algebraic problem trons which comprise what may be called is hidden in t h e problem itself--the Universal Substance. There is actually no atheist believes in the Father. space, then, in the sense that it is Truly we live and have our being in empty, that it contains nothing, n o - th in g . the Father. What i s the Father? The Fath­ It teems with electrons, even as do our er is the sum-total of all there is. The bodies. We are not suspended in this in­ Father is everything we see and do not finite lifestream, as something separate, see. The Father is the known and the as- something apart, but we are part of it, yet-mysterious. The Father is All, Infi­ in it, of it. The stream is ourselves; we nite-Eternal, and all that exists is Bis are the stream, and the stream is the Body, Truly He is closer than hands an d All-powerful Father. It follows, there­ feet, closer than breathing, for He is fore, that when we think , or pass on some the Breath which activates hands and thought which impinges upon us, we think feet. To touch the Father, whom “man has into the stream, or the thoughts already not seen at any time" , man clasps the in the stream pass thru u s , recognized or hand of his neighbor, pats the head of not, depending on our capacity and aware­ his child, notes the trees, soothes a ness— and what we; see, dimly or sharply, pet, feels the wind on his face. Man takes form. Mind is therefore the Buil­ touches himself, and thereby touches the der. The Mind of the Father created Father. Knowing this, one knows there is everything. Men are co-creators with the less mystery, and more mystery, because Father. His thoughts are man’s thoughts, OCTOBER. 1957 : The HBERREE within the capacity of each man to re­ his prayers answered; but man, activated, ceive and act upon or transmit them. must make use of the energy provided him It has become the custom of man to by the Father, if he sits still, demand­ pray, to ask the Father to “ make so” , ing, nothing eventuates, save in waver­ whatever m an desired. And so does the ing, non-usable p a r t . The fact of, the Father, for it is the law that “ What ye act of, praying— whether the prayer be ask for, believing, ye shall receive." right desire, or the urge to do, or the But this occurs only if man does his determination to attain — requires that part. If man asks, then sits back and man m o v e , do. For when he has ’’made up waits, he accomplishes little of his de­ his mind” , with the Father’s assistance, sire , for the Father is not his servant, he has given himself new impetus, drawn and does not treat him as a master or as from the Father in answer to the man’s a helpless invalid. The Father provides prayer, and that which he right-desires, man with every capability by which he may whether or not he speaks or thinks even bring his desire into manifestation. Man one word of what man calls “ prayer” — is must s e e his desire, formed in the Uni­ already his , awaiting only manifestation . versal Substance . Having seen i t , he must Scientifically, “ the Word is m ad e consider how to make it his own. This flesh” . Man sets the electrons in whose he never does merely by staying on his endless stream he abides into motion in a knees. He takes a c t i o n ; this action is new, prescribed direction— labeled “car", the Father’s answer to m a n ’s prayer. “house” , “ bank account”, "victory", or It works like this: A man thinks of whatever— or in all directions if all di­ the house he would own . Until he thinks rections must be used that man finds the of it, it exists nowhere. When he thinks nucleus upon which to build, and the of it, he begins to fashion it invisibly, Father’s energy, supervised by the mind in Universal Substance. He sharpens t h e and body of desiring-praying man, seeks comers of his vision by constant mental out the materials of man’s desires and, improvement and re-examination, sharpens using man’s instruments, brings the right it further by drawing up plans on mater­ desire into substantial, usable visibility. ial paper, with a material pencil. If he Desire a bank account? Then work, earn, does not feel that he can do justice to save— the Father helping, co-creating. his right desire, he calls in an archi­ Desire a house? Vision it, image it tect , explains his drawing and adds to it forth by seeing it, drawing a rough plan, with words. The invisible house gr o w s so going over it with the architect until it that the architect is able to make a pro­ is virtually visible, even in Universal fessional drawing of the contemplated Substance, hiring the architect’s plan, house, which exists already, subject to providing money— from the "bank account?* constant amplification, in Universal — that contractors may take over the Substance. mundane task of manifesting the house, by The building begins, and can be chang­ using carpenters— and their tools — plas­ ed repeatedly until the very last. Even terers , paperhangers, masons, plumbers, then it can be demolished and rebuilt, electricians— and their tools— television and rebuilt again, according to the ex­ installers, ditch-diggers, truckers, and p a n d i n g heart's desire. For heart’s de­ howmanysoever other tradesmen and labor­ sire constantly expands, even as, accord­ ers and craftsmen may be needed; bearing ing to science, does the universe of uni­ this in mind: When the **pray-er" fails in verses . This expansion is that “help” we any fashion to continue his "prayer”— if, have asked of the Father, provided us, for example, he fails to provide money as “filled, pressed down, and running- over". needed— the building ceases, the house In the end the house is completed, and ceases to rise. Man continues prayer with forever thereafter subject to revision, every breath of life, every drop of blood, alteration, additions, ’’firing house­ if he would be . cleaning” . This is the technique of prayer, more Whatsoever a man right-desires, then- scientifically exact in operation than right desire being the deepest form of anything mundane science has evolved— prayer — he surely obtains, provided he except that prayer by which science d o e s “ goes after it” . To go after anything, evolve, anything. man must be endowed with the Father’s Man speaks the "word” , then, or thinks energy, else he accomplishes nothing; h e it, and the shape of it is instantly accomplishes nothing when he does nothing. drawn in Universal Substance. He fills Whatever man does, is p r a y e r . Not set the form with mindstuff, which travels in words, learned by rote and repeated until all directions, to anywhere and every­ all their first meaning is l o s t , but where, seeking the visible substance and growing, expanding, right desire, direct­ the instruments by which manifestation ed wittingly on an endless series o f takes place, and the thing envisioned be­ accomplishments, of which the Father re­ comes the house, the car, the bank ac­ quires of us that we do each one, one by count , the foreseen activity. Take note, one, even as the Father Himself creates, however, of the word ” activity” . The setting us the Divine Example. Father activates man that man may have (Continued in the November ABERREE) i o — — = T h e A B E R REE—October. 1W7 Clarifying Synergetics - Part I By ART COULTER fyuttelcjese Sxplainei and Defended

HE PURPOSE Of this series of articles is to present Synergetics in a form EDITOR’S NOTE— Last year, we ran a ser­ that is simple and clear. It is a ies, "A Primer on Synergetics*, by Don response to the sincere objections of Purcell; a couple months ago, we had a persons that Synergetics uses “ too two-part a rtic le by Richard Lundberg, *An Analysis of Synergetics*. Now, with this many technical terms ” . These terms— four-part serial by Art coulter, the maes­ affectionately dubbed “synergese’’ by Syn- tro himself, "Clarifying Synergetics*, we Tergeticists— are used for the same reason think the subject should be pretty well that an engineer uses technical terms: to sim plified. If anyone s t i ll is confused, achieve precision of statement. Instead we suggest they write to Coulter himself, of writing out the words “ belief - atti­ at 297 Canyorf Drive, Columbus, Ohio. And tude - motive complexes ” every time this that, we might explain, is a house number idea is used, it is often simpler to use on a street in the capital city in the central part of a State east of the Miss­ “synergese” for this and say “ BAM". B issippi bounded on the north by Lake Erie stands for belief, A for attitude, M for and on the south by the Ohio River. Any motive. As long as all parties concerned problems? understand what is meant, a lot more can be said in a lot less time. the victim of “irrational patterns’’ which The use of technical terms in any in Dianetics are called “ aberrations field is desirable and necessary, whether (They also are called “ aberrations” in it be electrical engineering or baseball. psychiatry.) In Synergetics, we call these Let’s take baseball as an example. How patterns impedances. Why, the reader may could you describe a baseball game with­ well ask, do we use a different term? If out using technical terms? “ With the even Dianetics and psychiatry can agree cm count three and two and the bases loaded, a term, why can’t Synergeticists go along? Mantle slammed the next pitch for a ho­ The answer is that of course we can, mer, driving in four runs” . This is all and the term “aberration’’, is often used in very simple and clear if you know base­ Synergetics as a synonym for “impedance". ball terms, and it doesn’t take long to However, we object to the term “ aberra­ say. But take a look at the technical tion” for what it implies. The term aber­ terms that were used in saying this: ration means literally "departure from the 1. Count norm", and it is used in precisely this 2. Three and two sense in psychiatry (tho not in Dianetics). 3. Bases loaded In Synergetics, we believe that each per­ 4. Slammed son is u n i q u e , and hence that the only 5. Pitch standard by which he can be measured is 6 . Homer himself. We reject all efforts to force 7. Driving in human beings to conform to some norm, as 8 . Pour runs likely to produce impedances. We feel, for Try saying that in “ plain English" this reason, that “ impedance” is a better some time 1 term. Synergetics is an engineering science The goal of Dianetics in 1950 was to of human development, and the use of syn- “clear” an individual of all these aberra­ ergese is as necessary to us as “ base- tions. A Dianetic clear originally meant an ball-ese” is to baseball players and individual who had no aberrations. (This baseball fans. However, to one unfamiliar meaning still exists but the situation has with Synergetics, these terms can and been complicated by the introduction of should be clearly explained. I will try other meanings, such as “ theta clear” , to do this, for some of the more basic "cleared theta clear", “operating thetan” , ideas , in this series of articles. and the like). Now in Synergetics we have Because many readers of The ABERREE a similar goal; a Synergetic clear is a are familiar with Dianetics (and dia- person who has no impedances. nese!), an attempt will be made to point From 1950 thru 1951, I made a thoro out similarities and differences as we go trial of Dianetic techniques (Standard along. It is true that there are a number Procedure and Advanced Procedure ), with of similarities between the two approaches , the aim of producing the state of “clear’’. and that for some concepts the “ dianese" I began this trial under the impression term has an equivalent "synergese” term. that about 270 “ clears” already had been There are also basic differences, however, produced and that anyone could produce the and these too will be pointed out. state in about 20 to 30 hours of process­ Both Dianetics and Synergetics start ing. Later, I learned that my impression out with the idea that the average man is was in error, that not only had 270 clears

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i— ___ ...... ______.. . _____ :--- — --- ji F 1 n o t been produced, but that no clears had run o u t the material, by going over it been produced. Having spent many times 20 again and again until the individual comes hours in processing with Dianetic tech­ up the Tone Scale. Now, this is a good niques without producing the state of technique. Many of us in Synergetics still clear, I decided to study the problem in­ use it, on special occasions. It did not, dependently. Synergetics was the result, however, produce “ clears" . as many of you know. In Synergetics, in 1952, we d id produce We now come to one of the chief d i f f e r ­ c l e a r s ! By this I mean individuals who ences between Synergetics and Dianetics. observably acted without impedances . Un­ We have the same goal that Dianetics orig­ fortunately, the state was only temporary , inally had, but we use entirely different lasting a few hours to perhaps a week or m ethods. This point cannot be emphasized two. The fact remains that we d id produce too strongly. Failure to realize this has the state; and doing this, even if only been the source of much confusion. I will temporarily, was a very exciting thing. illustrate this by an example later on . How we did it will be described in the In Dianetics. the basic technique is to next article.

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING ------By PHILIP FRIEDMAN ------We can conceive of only 3 soup ourselves together, and states of Being, i. e., plus, if we must disintegrate first minus, and zero. They can be before we can integrate, then arranged in groups of three in let’s call a spade a spade and only 10 ways, viz: +++, ++-, say that we must practice dy- ++o, h—, +oo , +-o , — , — o , sergy as a way to synergy. Al­ -oo, and ooo. The Arabians did so , that we must unstabilize not invent the decimal system . ere we can stabilize. Only COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 1— They rediscovered it. E a c h those who are stable cannot The big news from Synerget­ state of Being or each sign stabilize, just as those who ics this month is ‘Operation appears in 6 combinations. are dead cannot die. Lest we Stable • live we cannot die. Let’s say Operation Stable is an or­ Slaughter has laughter in we must undo ourselves in or­ ganized program for developing it and funeral has fun. der to become that which we synergic individuals — individ­ already are. uals who have ‘stabilized’ in How synergistic is Syner­ When things are in the syn- the synergic mode . Such indi­ getics? ergistic mode, they are all in viduals are sometimes referred The FEDA and the CEDA Se­ ONE— zeroized. When we explain to as ‘stables’. A synergic in­ quences and Analytical Proced­ synergy we are compelled to dividual is one who is: (it ure are, by definition of the take the ONE apart, di-surgi­ free of all aberrations (called words “ sequence” and “ anal­ cally. So the very thought of ‘impedances’ in Synergetics 1; ysis” , a separating, a divid­ synergy is dysergy. Synergy is (2 1 fully released from the ing, a tearing apart- - whereas sel f- evi dent. An expl an ation bondage of 'mind-dwelling ’ synergy means to integrate or of it is dysergy. identifying with consciousness bring together. Tracking down • and will--and who therefore things and ferreting them out "The steps are thru the un­ functions as a whole human be­ to view is also anti-synergic. dertow” is a gem from O ’Neill’s ing , and (3 > has entered into a But, if it takes GET and Dynamo . state of creative evolution, GEL tod a host of other alpha­ And the farther out we go, called Accelerated Growth , in betical do’s and don’t’s to the stronger is the undertow. which continuous growth and de­ velopment occur at an accelera­ said to have entered the pre­ there wil1 be fewer than a score ted pace. stable interval. A number of of 'stables’; by July, 1959 , no Operation Stable was made individuals already have done more than 200; hy July, I960 , possible by the rapid develop­ this. The number of ‘stables’ less than a thousand. The in­ ment of synergic tools which will not be made public; by crease in the powers of a syn­ has taken place recently. This their acts shall ye know them. ergic individual is great, and development, cu 1 m mating in The recent revolutionary de­ the state of accelerated growth ‘Schedule B ’, now makes it pos­ velopments in Synergetics hav e he enters is of even greater sible for the average individ­ aroused a tremendous enthusiasm significance; but this increase ual , w o r k i n g alone without in the Synergetic community. is still a finite gain. A few technical knowledge of Syner­ We h a v e available, in the hundred ‘stables’ can achieve getics, to achieve the synergic do-it-yourself kits and other as m u c h as several thousand mode at least temporarily. Once tools, a powerful battery of ‘normals'; but the power of the synergic mode has been ach­ tools, we have available addi­ such a group of ‘stables ’ to ieved, that- attainment of sta­ tional tools from other schools ‘generate synergy’ will still bility is only a matter of time to use as needed. The progress be less than the power of a and sustained work-effort. we have made , thru work , means billion reactive individuals-- The approach to stability in we have that less far to go . It or a few thousand in key spots the synergic mode is not a ‘one- is too early to say we have --to produce dysergy. shot ’ affair, but a steady in­ reached the end of the journey, What counts is that the in­ crease in the percentage of time but we can definitely say that crease of synergic individuals t h e individual is synergic. the goal is in clear sight. will help man, for the first When an individual is synergic A note of caution: The best time, to assume cl ear, rational 50% or more of the time, he is estimate is that by July, 1958, control of his own destiny. OCTOBER, 1987 12 — ...... The HBERREE ism , Yoga, Ron Howes, and may­ big way, and now wonders how be a few more so-called “gifts they can squeeze in intensives to mankind" , finally has turn­ and still keep up with the ed his steps definitely down a adjustment business, just to single road, giving unqualified be sure the entire family has endorsement to one of these tiie proper attitude, Dr. Thib­ “isms" as "workable”, we could odeau has enrolled both bis be nice and tell you panting 15-year-old son and 16-year- readers just which one Don has old daughter in courses at chosen, because we know many Washington__ 1 Fred Hand of of you recognize and respect Houston, who’s on nis second Don’s honesty and judgment- (oris it third?! year o f out we’re not nice. Don wrote studying psychology at Houston an article on it for The ABER- University, got his first “fee’’ REE, which we will use next the other day for processing, month, and we don’t want to psychoanalyzing, or whatever spoil a good article with one you wish to call making some­ little keyhole peek... 1 Adele one believe you can help them Mazurek, one of the pioneers in straighten out the mess they Dianetics^ Scientology of the think they’ve made of things. Chicago area, pretty postcards It was a “contribution” of $25 , that she’s vacationing in Hon­ and Fred acknits he was d o m to olulu , even tho her pleasure 924 at the time, with a new 1 When Elf 1 eda Little, of is being interrupted by re­ set of $US teeth in his mouth, Durban, South Africa, allowed quests for a few intensives. unpaid for. But, there will be her theta perceptics to go off She attempts to titillate our other fees, Fred— and probably “wool gathering" recently, she envy by suggesting it’s much other sets of teeth... 1 H o t was unprepared for the bare­ cooler there than in E»id, but that this has anything to do footed native who came bound­ we’ll bet it won’t be by the with the above items, but last ing silently around the corner time she reads this. You can't week we read one of those plop I into her. Altho she in­ beat an Oklahoma Indian sum­ "helpful ” books that seek to sists her attitude at first mer— if we have one... tell you Who God is, who Man was high in tone toward the 5 F.M.Busoy of Seattle, al­ is, and what the latter should entire affair, despite a bro­ tho denying he’s a rabid sci­ do to keep in good with the ken rib, she’s beginning to ence fiction “ fen” (that’s Former. The residence of God, get a bit bored at the enforc­ supposed to be plural for fan, it said, is in the exact cen­ ed inactivity here and there... as “ men” is plural for man!, ter of Infinity, which gave us 1 Laura Webster, one of the included the Midwest science a chuckle that lasted a couple pioneer Scientologists and a fiction convention at Cinci- days... graduate of the 18 th Advanced natti in late June, during his % When Paul and Jackie Ish- Training course, who lives in trip thru Illinois, Indiana, mael moved from Oklahoma City Washington , stopped in Myrtle and Ohio this summer. That’s to Los Angeles a few weeks ago, Beach, S. car., to visit Dr. why, he said, he could do no­ they first located in a neigh­ £. Harold Thibodeau on her say thing about the oouple thous­ borhood not mutually agreeable, to a Florida vacation. But it and miles between him and Olid or some such thing. Jackie wasn’t his services as a chir­ when the Labor Day Oklacon V suspects the protests c an e opractor she was seeking, we ?as held here... K However, from persons who don’t think understand. The tw> were fel­ Chairmen Walt Bo wart and Kent you can undress as you please low Scientology students, and Corey hiccup that there were in your own home — but the up- Scientologists always can find more than 100 who did attend shoot of it was that they be­ a few techniques to discuss the Okl acorn V, and came from came their own landlords out when they get within hailing as far away as the two coasts at L&Puente— and now the neigh­ distance of each other... 1 We and the northern and southern bors can either like what they know a funny story on " p .p .” , borders. Anyway, it was quite peep at — or get used to it. who , thru the columns of The a crowd. Ye Ed had a bit of Anyway, she’s very emphatic ABERREE, did-didn’t- did-did­ yak-yak on the metamorphosis about liking t h e California n't- did sell an E-Meter, but of Scientology from (?1 sci­ climate, altho she actaits she’s out of consideration to others ence fiction, and was surprised beginning to wonder if it ever in the case, we’re just going that not more than one or two rains o u t there..., i Riley to keep on giggling to our­ of that huge throng of ** fen” frabb, who has been spearhead­ selves. “ p. F.” says it’s an ever had heard of Dianetics, ing "flying saucer" reports in expensive l a u g h , but we’ve Scientology, or even of L . Ron the Pacific, is moving from paid more for less,., Hubbard. So, being forced into Honolulu to California, he re­ 1 Jonn "B-Cell ” Brow (Box either making long historical ports in the last Akualele Re­ 158, Lemoore, calif.i writes expl anations or having o u r search Group Bulletin. The that he has been so busy doing audience out of communication move, he fears, will mean the research on “the king crops of with us, we switched quickly demise of the "Bulletin” if this great valley" that he’s to science fiction of a mil- not the Akualele Group itself, had no time for letters. Now, lenium or so ago — mainly that which fellow enthusiasts in as the growing season nears an chiseled on stone tablets or the U. s. and elsewhere will end, he intends to write finis inscribed on skin scrolls, and regret. However, we suspect to his mimeographed “ sorry” handed down to the serious Riley’s interest and research forms with which he has been people of today as dictums and will continue, no matter what answering his mail since mov­ doctrines... his address... W Gordon Beck- ing to the west coast from T j . BMPlfl XMDodfifll. «fao stead. one of the old-timers Massachusetts... 5 flon Purcell, with his wife, operates a chi­ in Dianetics. Ron Howse-ism, who has spent the 1 ast seven ropractic clinic in South Car­ and medical psychology, is un­ years or so investigating Dia- olina (not paid adv.l, is go­ derstood to be reopening his netics. Synergetics, Pel ley- ing in for Scientology in a Foundation. Probably phoenix. OCTOBER. 1 9 5 7 _ T h e HBERREE -- -- 13 time. Neither can become an ab­ ches , all of them, Including solute — the maximum of swing s u c h hucksters as Billygoat tolerance in either direction Graham? Graham said, and I is 90% thruout the whole of quote from the Miami Herald, creation. Have a 1ook at the ‘ Wherever I preach in the Uni­ iceberg--one-tenth known or ted States, I speak to people seen, and nine-tenths unknown as if to 12-year-old children.’ or unseen. Again have a look at Naturally he does. Who else the latest electron microscope would listen to him. Listen to --the split image can be coni him or not, you will help pay verged to 90%, take it any fur­ his way. For he and his kind ther than that toward the abso­ are also t a x exempt. Not only lute and do you know what you the church itself, but all of see? NOTHING! This is the basic their holdings , apartment hous­ law of ALL creation, and it is es , business buildings, etc. not so due to the ‘DIVINE WIS­ And who pays taxes on all of DOM’ or pleasure of any partic­ these businesses? Guess. Now if ular God; it is thus because i t Elvis Presley wants to ride in IS THE ONLY WAY IT CAN BE! a pink Cadillac you are not “ The Known and tEe Unknown. taxed to pay for it. You have a There are no exceptions to this choice, you can buy his records "ABERREE just arrived. It law. If you extend the known, or not, just as you choose. Not unfolds like a breath of spring! in the same instant you extend so with the preachers, you are You are doing a great job and the unknown--forever in the ra­ taxed for their upkeep. providing us with a lot of fun. tio of nine to one. The spiral “ Well, if you have read this “ As you suggested in one of of action in all creation comes far let’s change the subject. your letters , I started out to under the same law. Any group Have you noticed lately what a do ten thou, words for you. or society can only become 90% play some of these hero escapees After flopping thru barrier af­ good when it will at once re­ from other countries are get­ ter barrier, it finally reached verse direction and degenerate, ting? Radio and television ap­ around a hundred thou, words. which swing will again reverse pearances telling what terrible To cut a long story short, I when it has become 90% evil. No ordeals they went thru trying finally found myself right thru single man can become more than to escape? And did you see by into the clear with mountains 90% ‘good’, nor more than 90% the papers where a group of un­ of data piled in an endless ‘ evil ’. The most truthful arti­ grateful , pigheaded U. S. stu­ vista, all of which didn’t mat­ cle you can publish in The AB- dents are trying to get into ter one damn;! Today the word­ ERREE must contain at least 10% one of those bad countries? ing is down to around forty of the ‘LIE’. Just for a tour of observation thou, and I think further par­ “ And so it goes. Don't weary they say... ing will make it fit to go be­ of well doing... The joke is— “ After writing the above I tween a couple of hard covers. this old Universe NEVER BEGAN— had better state for the record I think you will agree that it nor can it EVER HMD! There is that I am not a communist, I contains a few ’kicks’. There only ONE kind of life--ETERNAL have never been a communist, I is no horizon to the physical LIFE! ”— Dr. James Clark, Dalbe­ never expect to be a communist, universe. A space ship leaving attie, Scotland, and I do not think there is such a thing as a communist. the surface of this planet, and liked Thela Newcomer’s traveling at 1,000 !*»H, would "1 And neither am I pro-Russian.’’ pages. It is a big help to us --Joseph dm ter, VeroBeach,Fla . enter in the log at spaced in­ aberrees who are so busy trying tervals the same line forever to get a free choice in our own and ever-- ‘On all sides today futures that we don’t have time “ Here in Seattle, Civil De­ we passed more and yet more to check on the general future fense would have some meaning planets ’. which is more or less fixed. with regard to the fission bomb “ Force and counterforce-- Would appreciate a page now and but is idiotic for fusion- Force— > -C— Counterforce then like this of general in­ whole t o w n bottlenecked by This you can HAVE. terest . ” — Roby LaMarche, Wake­ bridges and all initial routes Force alone->--> field, R. I . tunneling into one jammed road you CANNOT have. to the north (a little better So on it goes. God as a creator “ I Will not say under oath, for the southern part of the and a Physical Universe as a or otherwise , which planet I am city 1. Around here, I think it’s Creation must both arise at the from. I have been here on earth accepted that the only defense same time; neither can exist as an- observer for quite a num­ against the H-bomb is ‘Don’t without the other. Man has had ber of years. Somehow or other ANYBODY pul 1 the trigger ’. The a lovely time on the Creation I have missed the Aberree until best way fo r preventing war is Game--he has *GOD’ all over the this July - August issue . Your to get this idea across to place -- brass , stone , wooden , Auditorial in this issue leads everybody, on both sides of the and unseen. That particular me to wonder if perhaps you too iron curtain. spiral is now running a bit are from Planet (?!. of course “ This month’s Dynamo article thin, and the time won’t be far you may be just an earthman who was memorable here chiefly for off when we will see Man emerge is a little off his rocker. I its classic description of 1.1 from his age of religious su­ believe crazy is a word used to (repressed hostility! behavior. perstition, all based on belief . describe a person that thinks a (I still maintain that the term which, of course , has no value little and doesn’t let his mind can be used to describe behav­ whatever apart from a basis up­ flow along with the crowd, in ior but not PEOPLE 1. Having been on which to construct rules for the groove set by the propagan­ sprayed by a little of that 1.1 any particular game. da machines of the powers that stuff lately from an unexpected “ The ‘TRUTH’ and the ‘LIE’. be. You didn’t take your audi­ source, it was interesting to Once again you cannot have the torial quite far enough, tho ; 3ee how closely O ’Neill paral­ one without the other, and they were you afraid of stepping on leled our own analysis (after must both arise at the same some toes ? How about the chur­ w e ’d simmered down! of the party 14 The ABERREE OCTOBER. 1957 in question. One thing O’Neill ed, o r always criticising, does everything several months might have stressed a bit more fault finding, living on mis­ ahead of other babies. We are — the 'malicious gossip’is NOT chief, and spoiling the lives so proud of him; have been of such in his/her own mind. The o f others... Denominational all our 3 children, but he is distortibn takes place in the doctrines are not too import­ the easiest to care for and communication-INPUT of the per­ ant to me. Religion is person­ the healthiest. son , usually... ‘interpretation al , a n d if it is true, it "Thank you for helping us of events, rumors, and passing changes life and its object­ keep in touch with the field fancies ... a projection of hos­ ives."-- Rev.Ed.Lathivp, Han­ so we could finally work our tility’ is a very good descrip­ nibal , Mo . way out.’’ — Frances Woodam, tion of the distorting process ; Corpus C h risti, Texas. ‘victims were often taken by "This came to my attention (ED. NOTE— in those last surprise and remained mystified recently, and thought it wor­ seven words, you have put the and baffled hy the sudden at­ thy of your publication: finger on any good Hie ABERREE tack ’ solidly covers our own "'The Pour Stumbling Blocks may have been to you, Prances. ! reaction, except that we didn’t to Truth, invented by the An- remain baffled for more than a gl ican Mage, B r . Roger Bacon , "In the last 150 years we few days. Nothing like a good 0. P . M 1. The influence of have, for the first time, ach­ dian - etc. background to help fragile and unworthy authori­ ieved religious freedom. I de­ unravel things. ty. 2. Custom. 3. The imper­ fine religious freedom as the “ I strongly agree with your fection of undisciplined sen­ categorical right to practice grotch at people discussing God ses. 4 .Concealnient of ignor­ or not to practice any relig­ as a phenomenon external to ance .’ ious system one wants to. In themselves- - granted ‘God’ with "Sent for Len Hamilton’s this definition, religious all the implications , how can Group Processing, and it is a freedom has never existed be­ there be anything ELSE, includ­ dilly. Really good.Len’s lec­ fore in recorded history. The ing people and other minor ab­ tures are on a good beam , and Reformations from the 1500s on errations ? (Or do you c are clear. Ron’s latest approach merely restored a previous con­ about the petty misbehaviors, of Then and Now, and Make It dition they had in Greece and or rituals of worship , of your More Solid, are also on the Rome in the old days ( before o w n personal leucocytes and beam. I can see how the thetan Christianity!, namely the right phagocytes? Are either of these with too many non-solid postu­ of different religions to be your ‘ chosen people ’?!... lates makes the body of his practiced, and the right of in­ "Your letter col. occasion­ knowingness uncertain. Have dividuals to choose one or an­ ally seems to be going 'out the observed i t with spiritual other. Freedom from religion is top ’, only s i d e w a y s -F.M.Bus­ people— their bodies seem to uniquely a product of our own by, Seattle, IKash. become more solid to offset time. the non-solid (nothingness! of "I now suspect the famous "Attacks Upon the ministry I their religious development. quote (or misquote! from the am used to, and perhaps that is "Have also observed bodies, New Testam ent, * What d o th i t why I pay so little attention at our foundations, trying to profit a man to gain the whole to them. I yield to each man make things more solid, and world if he lose his own soul’, the right to think as he pleas­ failing to do this, they be­ is not a rhetorical irony, but es . I consider it my task to came more solid. 'Very inter­ a K o a n — an awfully hard ques­ study my people and to present esting’ , as Mr. Hubbard has tion whose answer is worth it. the Gospel to them in ways that been heard to say. The answer would seem to be: It wil 1 cause them to think — but "Also believe Christian profits him without limit be­ realize that with many I will Science difficulty is the de­ cause in losing himself he will not accomplish my objective. As nial of the evidence they them­ find God . ( Suggestions from Al- to whether ray religion is true selves produced .A n ‘I d i d dous Huxley, etc., gratefully or false-- as to whether your this’ before the new postu­ acknowl edged 1. religion is true or false--as lates might be healthier.”— “ I have lately noticed an to whether someone else’s re­ Alberta E lliott, Greenville, uncomfortable trend. It seems ligion is true or false— I am S. Car. the more I am able to accom­ likely to be influenced in my plish (the more ability I get) thinking at that point by the " I ’ve made some progress in the less credit I can take for behaviour of the individual . I the last year. I got the ‘Les­ it. Becoming more conscious en­ expect manhood to come out of sons in Living’ — and after a tails also becoming more aware religion... while of 20 minutes a day vis­ how much help I get in getting “ What KIND of a person does ualizing, got first part-time it done and whose help it was I your religion or my religion jobs and now full-time GS-4 got. By 'whose', I mean simply make us--men w h o are clean, Civil Service job with Army specific individual humans with kind, noble , trusting , or men Engineers. I finally tried mak­ names, dates, and actions at­ who are little, narrow, sectar­ ing Pather a sleep tape, after tached to them. This eventually ian, bitter? What kind of a getting Mathison’s book. It is led to the insight that my phe­ person does it make you and I Just 3 weeks— too early to say nomenal self (my ‘thetan’! was at home ? Men who are more lov­ if it will cure, but we have itself phenomenal — that is, it ing , gentle , patient, thought­ the encouraging feeling that was an effect of the personal ful of others , or men who are we’re doing something — not and impersonal forces in the more bad-tempered, selfish, just waiting for nothing. So, environment, o f existential tyrannical, stingy? What kind thanks to ABERREE we are grad­ processes, and of an aggregate of a person does it make you ually coming out of it. Begin­ of stored data — and of nothing and I in business? Honest, lik­ ning payment on many debts. else whatever. I ’m nothing but able, thoughtful , service wor­ Our boy b o m in Dianetics and a process in space-time ab­ thy, or given to sharp-dealing, breast-fed until yet — has bad stracted to the event level surly, slothful, and selfish? no illness at all except a (Thank you, Korzybski !. And so , What kind of a person does it couple days runny nose--is as my immortal soul sinks slow­ make you and I in church? Loyal talking now at 21 months— sev­ ly into the sunset, I infer workers, sharers, mission-mind- eral dozen words— runs, jumps— you people are of the same con­ OCTOBER 1987 = T h e f l B E R R E E ======— = 15 struction also, but that’s on ‘movements’ that have been no­ cally gentle. Communication is the inference level and, of thing but a flash in the pan, where you find i t , you know course, indeterminate. Not ec- especially during t h e last that. stasis (the standing forth of century or so. In spite of all “ I wouldn’t trade my audit­ the soul from the body as with the bombastic claims, it looks ing and processing experience thetans! but ecdysis (the shed­ as tho Scientology is just an­ for anything. But until some ding of the sou] as in moulting]. other fad. There will always " I ’ve classified the meta­ be some people who hang on but Are You Playing physic of Hubbard’s Axioms. It I doubt whether it will change is a dialectic, as with Hegel the world much more than any of and his big adversary, Marx. the other ‘gies’ or ‘isms’. Thesis (as-isness! gives rise Since D & S were founded on ’ffsa a s to antithesis (alter-isness! more ancient ‘truths’ and cer­ thru negation (not-isness! to tain people will recognize produce synthesis (is - ness 1. these (perhaps in spite of Also, thesis (start] by way of themselves’ , there will be a contradiction (Change] gives certain number of followers rise to antithesis (stop] etc. for some time to come . Heck , “ I like the (Aberree’s] du­ even ran across a short arti­ alism cover. It can be construed cle somewhere to the effect to harmonize with Einstein’s that a small ‘band’ of follow­ formulation about ‘objective ers of the’ I AM’ movement was observation of all that is still in existence. . . available for immediate percep­ “ Can you account for the tion and in the interpretation vagueness of most of the in­ of facts without preconceived formation put forth by spirit­ ideas’. Non-physical effects-- ualistic mediums and the sort TO WIN? OR LOSE? memory, telepathy, insight, em­ of work done by Miss (Dorothy! pathy, psychokinesis, ecstasis , Lauer? Any theories on the W. Len Hamilton, D.D., esthetics, etc. - - are avail abl e subject? Used to dabble in D. Sen., who conducts for immediate perception, and that, too - - spiritualism , I the most successful can be interpreted as facts. mean . ’’—Bob Broun, SS Hong Kong Without preconceived ideas? Not transport, Yokohama, Japan. Guidance Center in New easily, but it’s possible. The England , if not the Na­ observation o f preconceived ‘‘School started last week; tion, has just published ideas? Hubbard calls that ‘pro­ runs a couple weeks more, then cessing’. As for a scientific shuts down for three to five datum having to be repeatable? weeks of potato harvest...I do "YOUR LIFE AND Wrong. A nova is not repeata­ some processing after school , SCIENTOLOGY" ble, b u t it’ s a scientific but still hold to the princi­ datum . ” — Fred Hand, Houston , ple that least force gives a small , 52-page book­ Texas. best results. let giving the trans­ ‘‘Liked your articles— ‘God’s “ At the moment, all the kids criptions of four of Dr. Plan’, P.2, and 'Medical poi­ are sure that the older gener­ Hamilton’s public lec­ sons ’, P.3 . I practice by these ation loves them , because the tures , plus a one- hour principals myself. Also use evidence is right there in the pastel-painted walls and glos­ Group Processing Ses­ Oianetics . Results— very good sion . These lectures - -E.E.Rogers, 11.D., Vancouver , sily waxed marble-checked lin­ B.C., Canada. ** oleum floors. They know the are selected to demon­ old folks must have dug down strate to you how YOU **I believe that L. R . H . ’s and she! 1 ed out. I a] ways say may WIN T H I S G A M E attitude of condemning every­ that with kids, kind words CALLED LIFE. thing and everyone that did make for better rapport, but not enthusiastically support kind deeds are understood even him started the ball rolling better, even if the words deal Chapter headings : towards a more careful scru­ with harsh facts, such as the OLD AGE and Scientology tiny of his statements. Checked undesirability of target games YOUR ENERGY and Scientology back on some of his earlier during lesson times. YOUR INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT writings and compared than with “ We scan the incident, run and Scientology later material. Plenty of dis­ a few intentions and make sure YOUR REACTION TIME and Sci­ crepancies. Of course the con­ they are honorable, makeup entology tinued negative results in the missed lesson and do some processing contributed to fur­ more for good measure, and un­ “ Leo’s lectures ore on a ther doubt about the tech­ derstand our mutual world bet­ good beam, end clear — niques, etc. Right back to the ter. Granted that the process writes an advanced student idea that it may work for some is not new — the kids under­ o f Scientology fraa South but not for all . Not even the stand it with or without lang­ Carolina. 50 percent or even the 30 per­ uage barriers. It fits what cent of the 50 percent that they already know... Scientology claims. “ Of course, cases vary. One Price: $1.00 “ Granting that medicine, girl last year, jittery with (When you order, please sen* science, religion, and all the hostility, I sat down with t i o n The ABERREE* l other school s of thought, etc., several times and listened to are like the horse with blind­ a lot of yell ing and compl aints; SC IENTOLOGY ers— we still have to admit then turned around and told that there are sincere indi­ her off but good. That was GUIDANCE CENTER viduals in all these fields what she wanted. Each time it 105 Hampden Street who hope to improve the lot of was milder and by the time homo sapiens. There have been school closed, she was practi­ Indian Orchard ,Mass.

1 6 - = The HBERREE = o c t o b e r . 1 * 7 real research gets done, I ’ll set of perfectly amazing piano with J. These exercises also use what knowledge and judg­ studies and exercises which insist on differentiation (an­ ment I already have. We never are, so f ar as I know, the other technique of Hubbard’s, got a set-UD that gave judg­ only comprehensive studies as I recall 1 between superfi­ ment and responsibility enough leading to a really complete, cially similar note configura­ room— you know that too. virtuoso technique. They are tions. “ Well , another generation ’First studies for the Piano’ “ Each page brings forth at is coming along. Thank goodness and 'School of Advanced piano least one new revelation about we don’t have to do it all in Playing' by Rafael Joseffy. the state of my piano playing. one lifetime, with what there Recent publications? No, they I ’ve been sometimes pleasant­ is to do with — compared to were published in 1902 and ly, sometimes horribly sur­ what there will be.Your globi- 1913 by Schirmer and are still prised by my attention being cides may be true, but I dunno. available, t h o many music forcibly called to things We came thru a lot, as a race, stores don’t stock them, and about my technique I never no­ up to here. We keep getting to they may have to be ordered ticed before. understand more, too ."--Alma specially. Some of the princi­ “ Keep your eyes open for Hill, Fort Kent, Maine, ples behind them may be of in­ anything significant t hat’d terest from the viewpoint of interest those of us who are “ Your idea of a lending li­ some of the worthwhile conten­ still hoping to find, some brary is splendid. I believe tions of early Scientology. day, something truly thera­ it will be a great success. “ The whole series, starting peutic.’’ — Jon R. Skinner, “ Permit me to contribute 3 with the ‘First Studies’, em­ Portland, Ore. copies each of my booklets. bodies the idea that success They are small but the message breeds success, and the exer­ they contain is big. I imagine cises are arranged so care­ “Our postman, having this that even Scientologists have fully in order of difficulty morning left for me the Jy/Aug to eat and need good teeth that with regular application, Aberree , I started the day with D r . N . S . Hancka, Chicago, 111, success follows and compounds a joyful feeling. This lasted success, with little chance of all day and is with me now— at “ I ’ve been out of touch more than small, temporary 9: 15 p. m. Writing to let you with Scientology in Portland failure. know the accurate and descrip­ for well over a year now, and “ Then, too, some of the tive name for the ‘presleep find that I now am doing so later studies are so fantasti­ tape’ is ‘Twilight Sleep Tape’. many things I ’d probably not cally difficult ( compared to ( See P. 15, volney Mathisoni. have time for it without mas­ the beginner's viewpoint, or (ED. NOTE— Sorpr, but that was­ sive schedule-juggling, should compared to the problems in n ’t the name in the envelope.! anything really worthwhil e pianistic technique they are " I find at 75, next birthday , show up therein. designed to overcome'* that all life is fun. Today, the “ I had to laugh long and their presentation is compara­ paid comics are as necessary to loud when I saw Hubbard’s ble to Hubbard’s idea of mock­ the sanity of the masses as the ‘Rights of the Field Auditor’ , ing up ‘horrible futures’— the ‘comic’ (official name ‘court dated May 15 , 1957, which says reality then becomes simple by jester’! was to the kings of the Field Auditor has right to comparison. Bigland years ago. Hubbard is a have and to hold his certifi­ “Joseffy seems to have Quaint Comic. Gracios for the cates without cancellation by sensed that certainty as to Aberree, the King Comic.’’— C.//. anyone forever. What will they hand and finger placement and Philipps, Singleton, Blackpool, have to promise next to attract gauging intervals comes only England. new— well, let’s call them with the end of automaticity clients? in playing and has diligently “ I had a friend in diffi­ “ Really, tho, I ’ve been de­ arranged his exercises so that culty one time and he visited voting much more of my time to one simply cannot do them au­ his minister for some counsel­ renewed piano study of the do­ tomatically. Czerny (whose ing. He said, this friend of it-your sel f variety and to a reams of studies I now consid­ mine, that he had a little series of harmony classes the er completely obsolete! once spark of faith before he called Portland Park Bureau has seen cautioned his students that on the preacher, but damned if fit to provide without charge his exercises were so dull and the preacher didn’t blow it for interested parties. uninteresting they would be out! ... "For the benefit of any of wise to have a book open on “ Your last letter to me is your readers who may be inter­ the music rack so they could an outright attempt to knock ested ...I’d 1 ike to mention a read while practicing! Not so the enthusiasm out of a fellow

For Southeastern Referrals e&r. sJ4arold ZJhibodeau Validated Hubbard Certified Auditor (Latest Model Electropsychometer) Box 85 Myrtle Beach, So. Car. Phone 5942 FINEST FACILITIES AVAILABLE October .1957 ===== T h e ABERREE — -~ — 17 for the H.C. A. training and is it the audience that makes tist revivalist-preachers. Took the A. C. C. training. the preacher, or the preacher some doing! “ It has been my observation who makes the audience? Isn’t “Labels sure foul us up, al­ in the chiropractic profession it so that there are only ex­ right. For instance, I ’m having that it is the successful ploiters when there are those fun with, some of Hubbard’s la­ practitioners who, by large, willing and eager to be exploit­ bels in 'tthat to Audit’. Treat­ continue to return year after ed? Authorities when there are ing them as purely symbolic, year for refresher courses and those who want to be told what and taking symbolism as an ab­ training in new material. Why to do and think’ Who is guilty? straction from reality, I have should it be any different The demanders, or those supply­ developed my own viewpoints as with auditors? ing what is demanded? to what’s meant by the symbolo­ “ I ’ve been to 11 of the “ Getting into this a little gy. For instance, in attempting palmer school lyceum courses, deeper, we might say that there homeostasis , in discovering one besides a dozen or more other are those searching for some­ of my control - centers quite courses of instruction, since thing to believe in. The lost shut down as compared with the receiving my degree in 19 39 , waiting for someone to find other, this could be labeled as and I have yet to take any­ them, rather than searching for a ‘ theta trap-post’. It feels thing , even at times when it like I trapped myself there al­ themselves. You feel sorry for right ! didn’t seem entirely worth­ them , and detest those who seem while, that didn’t help pre­ “Of course, as you pointed pare me to do better work to stronger and pretend to have out, the ‘gimmick’, the catch. some degree. answers. Aren’t they both equal­ in labeling anything, is that ly lost ? Is the pretender bet­ some peopl e take such a 1 abel “ As much as I like the Ab- ter than the bewildered? Leader erree, I ’m sure you’re leaning as something they should run, to nowhere and followers to mock it up as they imagine it, too heavily on the side of ma­ nowhere, don’t they both end terial to please the scoffers then run the mock-up. This kind up in the same pew ? of projected illusion could be and cynics. Articles that low- “ Guess we are all still rate Jesus and slam others, run to infinity, and never solve dreaming of that perfect Leader a case, yeah. The pre-dear’s such as'the issue or two be­ who will guide the herd to Uto­ fore this current Aberree, pia , and as long as we so dream choice. One can duck forever if just aren’t good material forthe Judas-goat leads the stupid they wi sh. your publ ication ... sheep to the slaughter. No “ Again, the 'clam' describes “ Anyhow, I challenge you to techniques are going to "work well these stubboinly - locked take the validation course- on us’’, so looks like we have jaws of mine in resistance*, a just one more time. Then stay to do-it-ourselves. and work on determination to have my own in communication with u s . We the techniques, huh ? No other way. The ‘clam’ oould be a 1 abel want to read your * Auditorials’ answer, and if the trail is for a gestalt, a muscular habit after the training Harold lonely, still there is compen­ of ‘close-down’ on anything Thibodeau, MyrtleBeach, S.Car. sation in knowing it is the I disagreeing with my agreements, who is making the effort. especially along the social “ I should like to read “ For that matter, in even agreements we have made back i something in The Aberree about speaking of ’GO D ’, aren’t we there about 'the short line L. R. H. and the H.A.&I. (or attempting to define the unde- really being the long line’, whatever it is called noWl, as finable.? If no one used that and d aiming to such stupidi­ there does not appear to be mis-used label any more we ties. These experiments in any references lately as to would be better off. Even ’that’ group psychology really give an how they are progressing (or is better than the label 'GOD’, insight about the ’social pres­ the reverse!. Any articles on because 'that’ is much more sures’ that so many people go the early history of L . R . H . vaguer. I like sofiie of the say­ along with, instead of directly and bow he first started Dia- ings about ' that ’, such as ‘ To observing for themselves. Ron netics would be very interest­ define is to deny ’ and to ‘ 1a- Howes elucidated this extremely ing to me.’’ —E.T.Robins, Lon­ bel is to limit ’ as thought- for me by his little tale of don, England. stretchers . Ever try to pin ‘Aunt Minnie killed the butch­ down your concept of God? Sin­ er, so it was the butcher’s “ Lundberg probably inflates gle - word - repeater t e chnique fault, because everyone had I the ego of introverts tremen­ sure is an eye-opener on the gotten together and agreed that dously by his blanket statement data-bank, and to erase com­ Aunt Minnie could do no wrong’. of their value to humanity, but pletely such labeling, quite a Now just put ' democrats’, Eisen­ feel his statement should be feat. Got some large charges off hower, Hubbard, my Guru , or any modified. Extremes in either working on this one. Especially name you choose in place of introing or extroing are equal­ some childhood 'trances' in­ Aunt Minnie, and observe how ly detrimental . The motion-be­ stalled by high-pressure Bap­ tween is what counts. Introver­ beautifully this functions. Es- sion without later action on the 'out-there’ is sheer escap­ M athison * ism. ip u — ^ l u p “ Looking at your editorials ElKtnpsjcktmrtric-illj Ptrsmalixfi from a Phylosian (or lousian! viewpoint, could it be that by NEW ! Mat hi son-Pent r on time sale condemning preachers you are in plan enables you to buy a lat­ danger of becoming a preacher est-model 19 58 Pentron Tape Re­ (again?!? Aren’t you preaching corder and a personalized Pre­ against preachers? Does that sleep tape for $33 down and $5 a make you a preacher of sorts? month. Or, Pentron only, $15 Why not reverse flows and con­ down and $5 a month . demn those allowing themselves to be preached to ? Could a preacher survive as a preacher MATHISON ELECTROPSYCHOMETERS, if no one listened to him? Then 1214 West 30th Street, lot Angela 7, California 18— ..... — = = The ABERREE = october, iss?

t pecially did Hitler make lc ness oi totality. What goes? function and the Red cross, Likewise about Bacon’s state­ etc., etc., as long as people ment: ’If a man will begin in are unable to break with all certainties, be shall aid in their former agreements, should doubt’, and Tice versa! Again, the need arise to me, Walsh misses the boat! COMBAT PSYCHIC ATTACK . Be fr e e 'I’m not fond of all the Might it not be that Bacon was of evil forces ; witchcraft ‘light’ Hardin Walsh attempted exposed, hypnosis broken* 40* speaking of the above-mentioned page printed book $1* ASTROL“ to shed upon Francis Bacon. agreements as a man’s certain­ OGY can solve your problem* $5 • Walsh’s example of 'examining ties? Certainly these agree­ Send complete birth date# time five rocks industriously and ments are individual certain­ and p la c e to Mary E lsn a u , Box eventually come to the conclus­ ties to the persons holding 1612 , Dept* A , Prescott , Ariz. ion that there is gold in them’ them, or they would have no as an illustration of inductive value. Thus the reversal of 25 YEARS' e x p e rie n c e has ena- reasoning may be the way his such would be to doubt all the b le d me to g iv e 85% to 95% mind works, but sadly misses my agreements until one had veri­ correct answers to your ques­ fied such by personal exper- t i o n s , as v e r i f i e d by ay many personal conclusions as to Ba­ clients* Psychometric analysis con’s intentions. Even Thela ience, then they could be cer- checked by careful astrological Newcomer, hy describing her im- tain, Walsh’s definition of charting enables me to offer pressions as a psychometrist doubt, then, seems limited. you a Futurescope you can rely 1 etting ‘ beingness’ talk to her, Doubt is healthy! certainty, on* Send donation of S3 and comes a lot closer, compare the more so ! five questions you wish an­ two viewpoints, in Eastern mys­ ‘‘As for the school of deduc­ swered, together with your date ticism, the conception is that tive reasoning, it is quite a and tim e of b i r t h , as w ell a* by concentrating upon any ob­ startling thing to arrive at birthplace* Also, send three ject in the physical universe the conclusion that reality is of your hairs* Thela Newcomer , long enough, e ve ntually one shaped by a series of agree- P.O.Box 475, Williamsport, Ps* will become aware that this one meats. The imagination of the NOW only $1 each, thanks to object can center the whole, day becomes the reality of the the large demand. Following and using it as a center one morrow, thought forming the titles available: Psychometry; can become aware of the whole formless into the current agree- Visualization; The Golden Mag­ of creation. I can’t imagine ments of form. See how stuck we ic Circle; Intuition vs* Im­ the developer of the Totality are with agreements, how im- pulse; Psychic Development; processes missing a process mersed we are in illusion? why, Mental Telepathy; Concentra­ that can easily lead to aware- this could even explain flying tion . Order direct from Doro­ thy Spence Laner, 5149 Meridi­ saucers as partly formed pro­ an, Los Angeles, Calif. jections of the science-fiction mass thought and expectancy of SEVEN “ Spiritual Healing" ex­ t h e savior/invasion, great- ercises by Arthur J* Burks , white - brother/ superior- enemy to be used in connection with dichotomies. Thing is, too many Mr. Burks's "in absentia" ses­ people doubt the projections, sions, from 10:00 to 10:15. thank R » for the d ubters. Sure ( EST)nightly. These exercises , fits the descriptions and the to be used one a night and then repeated, will be sent to any pattern of reports to a T, tho , who contribute $5 or more to­ don’t you feel ?,. . ward Mr* Burks’s Foundation is the title of a five book ‘‘In the * three feet behind for research into what lies ^ven away to s i who w rite your head’ cartoon, the artist behind disease* K*& S*Smith , has subconsciously given his Box 301, Harrisburg, Penn. In asking for It (Please Include problem away. Those bare feet KK for postage a n d h a n d lin g ) are not all the pre-clear’s own. LEPROSY CORED by Dr. M ill* . I Looks like the artist needs a hereby testify that I spon­ L£ARN the principles of Faith little universe-separation-pro- s o re d absent treatment for cessing to separate papty'mam^- Valentin Maglasang (alias Pal- used by our students, who have l e r ) , an inm ate o f C ulion Lep­ written us many letters, like: and-poor-little-me. Me, I pre­ er Colony, Palawan, Philip­ fer my own three big-foots. pines* The patient suffered “ Feel like Don Quixote about 9**e, utmf from leprosy of kidneys and + now. Some tilting!’’ - - M arijane leprous necrosis of his right Nut tall, L&pside, Calif. foot, which was decayed inclu­ > to j (ED. NOTE — As the windnill , ding the bone. Medical author­ or “ wind bag’, of your simile, ities declared that only bone thanks for tilting with us.l removal could save his leg. "I ft However, the patient recover­ “ Is anyone in a position to ed, his leg healed, and he was •jm tbi* j?cw&L,?* declared free of leprosy two do a review of what has been months after commencement of accomplished in t h e ’field’ Dr. M ills's absent healing, as Leant how YOU can use the power since t h e first book?Or any duly sworn by the patient be­ collection o f selected infi­ fore the Island authorities* of Faiah to do similar things In nites ? The original affidavit is in yoir life from the practical “ Hie time seems ripe for a possession of Dr* Reginald principles In this free-book job of straight reporting— or , Mills, who is residing at this if interpretative, with the in­ time at 1443 North Fuller Ave­ terpretation limited to corre­ nue, Hollywood 46, California. HUMAN lating the varied techniques, In witness whereof I sign this isms, and offshoots. 5th day of September, 1957. ENGINEERING “ This query infers no criti­ George Walter Lsgus , 111 West cism . 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2 0 The ABERREE OCTOBER. 1967 FATHER'S HOUSE ARE MANY MANSIGNS" many controls and efforts to NOVEMBER. 1957 r Recusant Voice of “The force opinions upon others— as Vol. IV, No. 7 Infinites" for Earth, Mars, io the churches, medical asso­ | Saturn, Pluto, Venus, and ciations , charity drives , and Zydolumzruskehen. , the 1 ike. But these are con­ trols we can see and evaluate, Published Monthly, except for the combined January-Pebruary and July- keeping their claws trimmed August issues, at 207 North Washington, Biid, Oklahoma. U. S. A. with our thinkingness. Turn Mail Address: Postoffice Box 528. Biid. okla., U. S.A. these groups loose on the pub­ Subscription price: $2 a year; $5 for 3 years. Single copies, 254 lic with a blank check to fill Second Class privilege authorized at Biid, Okla., Postoffice our minds with implants we can Editor: The Rev. Mr. Dr. ALPHIA OMEGA HART. 1-2, D.D.. D.Scn., P.Scn., not see, or even know are be­ B.Scn.. HDA. HCA, et al ad infinitum ad nauseam. ing shown us — as was done at Publisher: ALICE AGNES HART, 1-1, HCA, SBC., WFE., H.Kpr. ETC._____ the New Jersey theater— and we POLICY; Don't take it so damn* seriously. The infiniteness of Man is can concoct a new definition not reduced to a “split infinity” tor wars, taxes, or “experts” for man: who offer to sell him what he already has. Sub-Pol icy--We reserve the right to change our minds from issue to DUPED DOPES. issue, or even from page to page, if we desire. 00 Sub-Sub-Policy: Bach nan has the inherent right to be his own and only WORK, DESIRE Elsewhere in “Authority"______TO CHANGE ARE this issue is Advertising Rates: $1 a column inch, if you get results: double if you HOST NEH)H)! an article by don’t. Payable in advance. Copy must be in office 30 days prior Don Purfcell, in to date of publication. which he reaches a conclusion as to the effectiveness of WHAT HAPPENS T o a world whipped into obeying the im­ processing under Synergetics. IF YOU LOCK, which has sur- plants of an advertiser while Purcell makes this statement CAN’T THINK? vived countless they unsuspecting suppose they only after several years of wars, poisoned are watching a movie, what is time and money spent 'on re­ food and soil, and is now do­ to prevent a similar campaign search and investigation into ing pretty well in spite of on a nation- or world-wide the field of mental therapy. a ruthless military which in­ scale? Nor need it be restric­ The ABERREE has a lot of sists on poisoning the air ted to the sale of confections , respect for any conclusions with radiation from A- and H- either. In the hands of a man, Don Purcell may have reached. bomb tests, there may be an ruthless and ambitious, such If Don says Synergetics works, idea that the human mind is advertising could well incite we believe that Don has dis­ able to create survival fac­ riots , wars , uprisings , with covered that Synergetics will tors to counteract any man­ no one the wiser as to cause do just that. But that does made threat. But what happens other than the promoters. It not necessarily mean that The when one of the most insidious is ridiculous to say that hyp­ ABHIREE itself is switching to threats is aimed directly at notism and suggestion can have an indorsement of Synergetics , control of the mind itself? no influence for evil on the any more than it has in the In one of the so-called mind of the person being hyp­ past. panaceas for all mental, phys­ notized , as any conscientious Too many will read Purcell’s ical, and spiritual ills, one hypnotizer will tell you. It article, and see in it only an of its slogans for awhile was is doubtful if one or two or indorsement of one particular “ Look, don’t think”. But with even a dozen two-hour sessions “ism” . But we hope most of you the revelation that dabblers at the movie would turn a will go even further than in psychology have come up peace-loving citizen into a that. We hope most of you will with a new control potential , murdering robot, but what if a read twice, or even more often, called “subliminal” (below the nefarious implant was repeated his statement that, in order threshold! advertising, it may for weeks, or even months? The to make Synergetics work, two be that those with eyes to see degree to which a nation’s things are necessary; A de­ and a brain lulled into non- thinking can be changed by the cision to WORK, and a decision thinkingness will .find that stimulus of •" war-time; propagan­ to CHANGE. In the first case , the long-anticipated robot has da and simulated patriotism the decision to work must be been built-ana they’re it! show to what extent murder and followed with positive action. This new pontrol weapon was hate 1 ie at- the bottom of nor­ Only then can one expect re­ revealed afei» weeks ago after mally calm and all-fthe-world’s- sults . a six-week test in a New Jer­ my-brother hearts. This is in line with what sey theater, during which ad­ What can be done at a movie The ABERREE has been saying vertising suggestions were can be done on a television for l o ! these many moons . flashed on the screen at five- screen, bringing “ subliminal ” Any process w ill work, to the second intervals, with the re­ advertising into the home for extent we want i t to work, i f sult that sales of soft drinks the direct control of all who we make i t work! Dianetics , in the lobby jumped 18.1 per­ Are tuned in. Those wishing to Scientology , Synergetics, nor cent and popcorn sales were up make this type of invasion of anything else is going to do 57.7 percent. The suggestions , private rights more acceptable anything FOR you. You do it! although too fast for the con­ have only to point out the And the results you get will scious mind to notice , acted universal distaste for long, be the results you want--just upon the subconscious, with boring commercials, and cite as you now are what you must quite satisfactory (from the the fact that “unseen” commer­ have decided at some time in viewpoint of the experimen­ cials would do away with pro­ your life you wanted to be , or ters! results. For the audi­ gram stops. An attractive ar­ were willing to be. As users ence , there probably was no gument , but to the person dead of bodies in a universe where immediate harm in being guin­ of a torn throat, it is of 1it- bodies are the piece de resis­ ea-pigged into buying cokes tle use to point out that tance , we alone are responsi­ and popcorn they ordinarily the tiger he let in would have ble for what those bodies are , would have done without. made a beautiful ornament to what they look like, how they However, now that it has the room had he been content feel , and what they d o . And we been demonstrated that 45,699 to curl up before the fire. alone are responsible for any movie-goers can be mentally Already, the world has too changes in those bodies , too. Most of Our Failures Stem from Laziness Says DON PURCELL Decision to Wotlz Us lllain f OR SEVEN YEARS , I have been working , DYNES. Because of these protodynes, we in the beginning with Dianetics, and become gradually more mentally and phys­ later with Synergetics • During all ically LAZY. We excuse ourselves by say­ that time I have never made a positive ing , "I just can't do this or that. I statement about the value or worka­ simply don’t remember the answer to that bility of either. The record will query. I d o n ’t know.” This is the proto­ bear this statement out. dyne in action. And the protodyne is a Now I come to the moment when I am very tough adversary indeed. ready to make a positive statement. Syn­ Synergetics , the tools of Synergetics, ergetics, as it now exists, is no longer are completely capable of dealing with an experiment. When Art Coulter made up the problems of life, provided they are the Bild-a-man kit, he said that you will used with persistence and the person us­ get as much out of it as you put into it. ing them has the patience to wait for the If you put in a little time and effort, changes and improvements to materialize. you will get out a little benefit. If you This , of course , requires faith that the put in a large amount of time and effort, tools will work and the determination to you will get out a large benefit. This is make them work. no less true of all of Synergetics. All of us have felt at times that we Perhaps the most important tool of were not making progress, in spite of our all, in Synergetics or elsewhere, is the efforts . I now realize that this feeling WORK DECISION. And the next in order of stems from a protodyne (primitive reaction iinportance is the decision to change. The work decision may be stated thus: “ I am to pain or pain threat) in action. To going to change, to grow, to unfold, to find this protodyne and pull its sting become . I know I must work to bring this requires effort. We have to search back to reality. I know the tools of Synerget­ into the earlier years of our lives, we have to search thru the fabric of our ics will make this possible if I will use them. I have set myself a work schedule . fixed patterns of action, and even then No matter what excuse may come to my will not always find the answer immedi­ ately. Habits are difficult to change. mind, no matter what circumstance may Prom the very beginning of life we ac­ tempt m e , no matter what may try to in­ cumulate the substance of bad habits and terfere with that work schedule, I am go­ reactive patterns, of which we are total­ ing to adhere to it. Nothing else is as ly unaware . Then comes a key-in and a important to me as my own growth and un- negative condition flares into reality. foldment. And in no way can I accomplish Thereafter a new pattern of action or be­ this as easily as by following my work havior exists to influence our life and schedule ” . One should have this work happiness. Maybe this new pattern is ex­ schedule typed out where he can get it cessive anger without provocation; maybe and read it every time he feels a desire it is antagonism; maybe it is unreasoning to break his work schedule . fear of certain things. Whatever it is , Then comes the decision to change. it has a negative effect on our life . As This is an act of the will. This decision time progresses, more key-ins come along, may be stated thus: “My will is a strong­ more negative patterns are activated, we er power than the power of a protodyne or become less and less capable of being the power of a behavior pattern. Whenever carefree and happy. I feel a protodyne or a negative behavior Even when we search back and find pattern exerting an influence on me, I these various patterns in our lives, and will exert the full power of my will to find where they apparently originated, we resist. Bit by bit I will change by con­ still may not be able to change ourselves. stantly resisting temptation and by con­ Searching back, we realize that we have stantly making the effort to substitute always disliked these negative things and positive behavior patterns for negative have always had a desire to be rid of behavior patterns .” them. They have been the bane of our ex­ Following the work decision comes the istence , our greatest tormentors. But work . In Synergetics , there are several still we are the slave and they a r e the work schedules. They have been designed masters. Why ? to be most effective against protodynes . It isn’t because the tools of Syner­ They are very easy to use. All one needs getics --or of Dianetics or any other do is set a time and place when and where school, for that matter— are ineffective. he will do his work. Then he takes one of It is because we are ineffective in our the schedules , a pencil and paper, and he use of them. We are negligent. We are goes thru a session according to. instruc­ lazy. WE ARE THE SLAVES OP OUR PROTO- tions. He will do this once or twice a

n o v e m b e r . 1 9 5 7 = The RBERREE - ..... — - —- - — 3 week. In the intervening period he will gan to work with the tools of Synerget­ be constantly on the alert to find situa­ ics . It is only today that I am willing tions in which he can use his decision to to make a positive statement regarding change . the effectiveness of those tools. But to­ Any person, I don’t care who he is, day I do make that statement. If you have can take the Synergetic work schedules in jthe faith, the patience, and the deter­ order — the Bild-a-raan kit, operation mination to use the tools of Synergetics traverse , Schedule A , Schedule B , direc­ on a sustained basis for a sufficient tor activation, and stability in the syn­ period of time, you will achieve the life ergetic mode — and can grow and evolve you desire . thru their use. I make this statement QQ400 unequivocally. The more you talk about your goals, It was five years ago that I first be- the less you do about them. "Search for God Is M y Undoing" By RUTH YERKS about as aware of me as I am of that cell in the tissue of the calf of my leg! Does OST: ONE GOD in the vicinity of the He concern Himself directly with the year 1957 A . D . Appearance , variable . sloughing off of that tissue in the bath­ Could be found hiding in a blade of tub? Do you weep when you trim your toe­ grass, a tall tree, a breath inhaled nails? Then how utterly silly it is to or exhaled, in a golden sunset, or a think that we would recognize God if we I■ handful of dirt. Answers to the name saw Him. we can only conceive of Him by of God , Jehovah , the Christ, Vishnu, Siva, looking into the faces of our neighbors. Brahma, Allah, Buddha, Materialism, ad So, I ’ve lost my God! At first, I felt infinitum . Anyone finding him , PLEASE re­ pretty terrible about it. I went out into turn to Owner, care this magazine . Re­ the backyard last night and watched the ward? Don’t be silly. You’re supposed to sun settle behind the tall California be going to it! trees. No God at all.. How desolate. I Nothing has consumed man in all of his stooped in the garden and picked up a history more than a search for God . Each handful of dirt and let it trickle thru individual prostrates himself at the foot my fingers. I kicked the stone loose of some idol, physically or mentally, to which lay at my feet. A dirty little worm prove to himself that he truly exists and scurried into the confines of its moth­ will continue to exist. Imitating my pre­ er ’s bosom. decessors , I , too, have spent most of my Then I broke out laughing. I saluted time looking for that illusive 7th Prin­ the sunset, looked down at the worm as ciple . About the time I think I ’ve found its tail pulled the hole in after him, Him, He eludes me . Where I least expect and said, “Hi, God!” Then I walked to the Him to be, He dances at my fingertips. house to give the girls their nightly I've spent considerable time reading bath and put them to bed. about my fellowmen engrossed in individ­ S o , if anyone sees my lost G o d , let me ual searches for divine essences. I ’ve know! Finder’s keepers. seen them genuflecting in the churches, 00400 clutching rosaries , meditating like Bud­ MEDICAL SCHOOL REWARDS DEEP STUDY dha, amusing their intellects by adhering Evidence of how far psychiatrists are to the wisdom religion , looking for mas­ preparing to go to help their fellow men ters of wisdom, and temporarily being overcome their neuroses and psychoses was carried away on some fanciful religious demonstrated recently when the Oklahoma fad made to order for a few straying egos. Medical school awarded a $100 scholarship Placing myself in line with the rest of to a psychiatry student for writing the humanity, I recently completed reading a most helpful, most technical thesis on book called “ God Is My Adventure” . How one of the most burning issues of the wonderful, thought I ; someone just like day: “ The emotional difference between me has spent all his life looking for persons who have been tattooed and those God. But after I finished the book, I de­ who have not been tattooed" cided that God is NOT MY adventure! He is my undoing so Long as I search so dili­ 00400 gently for him. COME BACK, ALL IS FORGIVEN Wallowing in the concept of universal The 1957 Massachusetts legislature has creation of which we are said to be a cleared six women unjustly convicted and 5 part, I decided it is after all that we hanged for witchcraft in Salem 265 years '-it ARE truly a part of some Heavenly Man. ago. Presumably, no action will be taken just as the cell in the tissue of the against the hysterical religious mob, 4 flesh of our calf is unaware of me— its since it is believed all are incommuni­ macrocosm — how in the he] 1 could I be cado— or something. aware of God, of whom I must be such an 00400 inconsequential part? And He must be just What will you be thankful for next year? 4- ~ - ~ ~ The flBERREE NOVEMBER, 1957 Healing - or Death -- Stored by Indian Seers By THELA NEWCOMER W eiii Powers cl the Qncient 'Totems HERE is — or originally was--much more to a totem pole than the garish faces EDITOR'S NOTE — Thela Newcomer, a psy- chometrist as well as student of Scien­ that look back at you. Once upon a tology, sometimes contacts some strange time -- with certain Indian tribes and things i n her search into the little a few other savages -- these totem known. As any psychometrist w ill te ll poles became objects of worship, as they you, there's a lot of past, present, and evolved from the use of a tree, or some future hanging around, ready to reveal T itself to those sensitive enough to read wooden object which could be carved. Early Indian seers discovered that the — and understand. ______magnetism of an idea could be impregnated into a wooden object, such as a tree. As shelter, and anything else he needed for time passed, and the seers became more existence. trained in so treating these tribal sym­ Only when the elderly totem-master had bols (as well as exciting the tribal mem­ passed on was he permitted to communicate bers into a superstitious mania), the use with others in the tribe. A totem-master of a tree or other carved object grad­ never left the tribe at any time. ually gave way to special “ totem” poles, The keeper— by rigid discipline, fast­ on which the tribal symbols were more or ing, rugged exercise (usually by swim­ less elaborately carved, painted, o r ming), plus dependence on a certain root— merely attached. Usually, the idea imbed­ was exceptionally healthy. ded into this symbolic icon was the high­ He never came near enough to anyone est idea the tribe could conceive to rep­ else to touch their auras, and it was resent it. taboo for anyone to approach him. Later, There was always a “ totem-master", or when he himself became the totem-master, keeper— usually the medicine man of the those asking him for advice must do it tribe had this post, tho not always. The from a distance— beyond auras. the age of entering puberty, the keeper trained an understudy, who was At training for seership began. The one oc­ guarded by the entire tribe so that the cupation— the important one for which he tribe never would be without a totem-mas­ had been trained — was to fill the pole ter. This understudy was picked by the with magnetism. keeper at birth, using his “ clairvoyant The student was shown how to direct sight” to locate a suitable candidate to his sex force up along the spine to emit succeed him. as magnetism from his hands and use as When this child was one year old, he power for clear-seeing. was taken from his mother, and discipline The keeper spent hour upon hour just started. He never was permitted to do as putting magnetism into the pole. It be­ normal children did. He couldn't cry. Any came so filled, or permeated, with magne­ food he wanted was denied him; instead he tism that there was a constant magnetic was given something tasteless f o r which effect created by the pole, which formed he couldn't create a fondness. He had to something of a union with the keeper. His sit certain ways, stand and sleep in sta­ ted positions . He was not allowed to see subconscious mind, because of all his training and constant pouring out of mag­ his parents, couldn’t have pets, and had nothing “ extra” he didn’t need for basic netic particles into the pole, continued existence. Precautions were taken to see even while the.body slept. that he could fasten his affection on The tribe could, and did, use this nothing except the pole. He could talk to Dole for healing Durooses. If any member none of the other children — only to his mentor— the totem-master. REQUEST FDR ANALYSIS By the time the child was five years Thela Newcomer, Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. old, he was “ owned” by the totem-master. I enclose a donation of $3 for time His discipline was pretty complete. spent on analysis of five questions I wish A new period of training started, dur­ answered, (use separate sheet for thesei. ing which he was taught to live on roots My birth date: Day.....month...... and berries, largely of a type which year.....hour...... A.M. or P.M ..... would give him a higher, cleaner-type magnetism. While still young, he was sent Place of birth...... out to live alone and fend for himself N a m e ...... away from the tribe. It was stressed that Street ...... he be self-sufficient. He must make his own clothes from materials he supplied City...... State...... himself; he made his own utensils, his November. 1957== The ABERREE 5 of the tribe needed healing, "he merely the pole’s magnetism into the throwing- touched the pole, and this magnetism act­ sticks. The throwing-sticks had inten­ ed as a stimulant to his own lowered vi­ tion- to-ki 11 put into them by the dancers. tal ity, and he recovered more rapidly. This intention, added to the magnetism of All children, at puberty, passed thru a the pole, made the pole a very potent ceremony in which they were put in close force for use as a generator of shock. contact with the pole to identify them­ During the battle, the tribesmen used the selves with it, the idea of the tribe, impregnated throwing-sticks to hit the and the tribe as a unit. enemy with this strong force and kill him This was an earlier use of the pole. with the shock. Later, as degeneration set in with some The northern tribes, during the height tribes, they started using the totem for of a battle, would steal the enemy's other purposes. children of 10 or 11 years. This age was Some of the northern and western chosen because the blood is more potent tribes discovered, thru their seers, that as the child passes from a baby-type of these totem poles could be made to trans­ undirected magnetism to the stage of fer their magnetism to other objects. puberty. These children — or the enemy's This brought on a union ceremony. T h e medicine man. if they could capture him— totem-master would choose six Indians, would be tied to the totem pole, and the trained for the purpose. They piled veins of the captives opened so the blood throwing-sticks around the pole. Then the would flow down the pole. While the vic­ six would start dancing around the tims bled, they were fed and kept alive pole, chanting or singing, throwing the as long as possible so that more and more sound against the pole which would act as of their magnetism would associate with a connecting agent to discharge some of the already-sensitized pole. Modern Indians show no evidence of using the totem pole for either a grue­ some way of conquering their enemies, nor APROPOS for healing purposes. In fact, the true meaning of the totem pole, like so many AMD /I ancient Indian customs, is being com­ pletely lost. OCMOO NON SEQUITEl CALIFORNIA "COUCH UNION" PUTS By MARIZUS von SCHRADI RINGS IN NOSES OF LEGISLATURE PERMANENT ECLIPSE COULD ERASE California psychologists, like so many other control groups, have made capital MANY BITS OF "GOD’ S CREATION" of the precept that if you can’t find one Solar worship is the oldest form of legislature you can lead by the nose, worship known. Wise men said they were keep trying , because sooner or later the the Flameborn Sons of the great I1lumin­ weak will inherit both houses. ary in the sky. In July, the 1957 California Legisla­ The two polar regions are frozen wastes ture passed a bill putting all who prac­ of snow and ice, proving what the whole tice any type of mental therapy under world would be without the glorious sun . rules dictated by the state’s “couch Should the sun set to rise no more, union” . This includes Dianetic and Scien­ the earth would become barren and devoid tology auditors , as well as graduates of of life . As life goes with the sun, so other training schools which this A.M. A.- life comes from the sun. sponsored monopoly considers unorthodox This fact demonstrates the sun to be and menacing to their Cadillacs. the Creative Power — and that philosophy The bill has one saving clause for was taught in the Sun Temples of the those in practice at the time the law ancient world . went into effect— September 11. This pro­ The first religion of which we have an vision gives auditors and therapists now accurate account is the Sun and Fire operating eight years before they must Philosophy of Atlantis, which was taken pass a state examination and be graduates to Egypt by the Masters who built the of an approved school , such as the Uni­ sphinx and the great pyramid. versity of California. Traces of that philosophy run thru the The bill covers all who render psych­ Bible, which says God is a Consuming Fire ological service of any kind, whether a (Deut. 4:19; 2 Kgs. 23:5.11; Heb.l2:29. fee is charged or n o t . Also, there is no etc.) The Ezekiel mentions men who wor­ exemption on religious grounds. Wayne shipped the sun (8:16). Dunbar, Los Angeles auditor who helped The esoteric teachings of the Masters lead the unsuccessful fight against the showed that if the body’s solar essence bill, writes in the CADA BULLETIN that a is conserved and not consumed in propa­ test case may be anticipated in the near gation , the body and brain are improved future . However, he advises auditors now and man is elevated to a higher plane of practicing to comply with the law, unless consciousness . they can afford the expense of appeal . The HBERREE NOVEMBER, 1957 . Chapter 7 — TO FORGIVE THE HUMAN SELF ment or parental disapproval . Man knew AN KNOWS in his heart that there is himself a “sinner” and the “child of sin­ G o d ; that an All-Powerful is the ners" long before he knew he was a man; law of the universes, all of them, indeed, long before he was a man. He be­ known and unknown, seen and unseen. gan to build fears in himself, all of Man tells himself that he cannot them based on growing self-doubt, self- grasp the fact of infinity, of abnegation, self-deprecation. He began to m feel “ guilty” before he even knew the eternity, and so perhaps he cannot until he becomes infinite and eternal — both of w o r d . which, actually, he is. Man, believing in Man was told, when almost too young to something greater than himself, looks remember— often, perhaps, when he w a s too young to remember— that he was “bad”. Bad outside himself for that entity, and so was something calling for punishment. If turns his back on the Great God Within, the parents did not punish, if the law the Great God-Self, without which he did not in later years, then punishment would not b e , without which he could not which lasted forever was certain some­ attain knowledge of the Father. Man reaches God only by the Bridge of where beyond the grave. Self, the God within , which , given man by Man might not know what he had done, the Father, is a segment of the Father so but early in life he suspected that he that man and the Father --a great mystery had done something; he began to walk on — are o n e . tiptoe, and with increasing fear of re­ There are ways of bridging , of bring­ tribution , his self-doubts grew. Maybe he ing the Self and the Father into At-one- hadn’t been punished, maybe he had; maybe ment . None of these ways avails , however , escaping punishment was worse than ac­ until man learns one all-important tech­ cepting it. Maybe the punishment, unjust nique : Self-forgiving . Man asks the Fath­ as it seemed at the time, and for a dif­ er to forgive him . Man forgives , or in­ ferent “ crime” than that of which the sists that he forgives , his neighbor , his punished knew, was felt by the punished, friends, anybody and everybody in th e after all, to be inadequate. Guilt grew. world. Whether or not he does , he seldom Man asked, in his various ways, for understands the one important thing: That his mother to forgive him, and perhaps , he must forgive himself before he can outwardly, with words — which were often attain perfect satisfaction in the for­ belied by her shaking head or disapprov­ giveness of the Father. ing eyes— she did forgive him. Man asked How does one do this? Why should it be his father to forgive him, and possibly necessary? Perhaps it is best to find the father did, the sermon that went with some answer for the second question first. the forgiveness lasting far too long, and Man cannot remember when he has not been covering far too much territory, but man “ guilty ” of something . Almost no child doubted that he had been truly forgiven. who is normal has attained adolescence Man asked “enemies^’ to forgive h i m . He without conflict of some sort. In his asked teachers, preachers, friends, home, he is “ forbidden” this or that. It neighbors, relatives. Possibly all of is “ disobedience” to ignore the stern them did forgive him. commands of parents ; whether these com­ Man asked God to forgive him, knowing mands are correct or proper or sensible in his heart that God forgave more quick­ or logical , does not matter . They have ly than all others . God was always , even been issued by the first and agelessly when painted as a figure of wrath, quick supreme authority: parents. Because par­ to forgive. But even when man felt that ents commanded, the command must be God forgave him, there remained a burden obeyed. Yet man’s earliest memory is of of guilt. He seldom knew that the most of disobedience, and of the punishment which the burden was his own unforgiving atti­ inevitably followed. There might be some tude toward himself. How could man ask doubt as to the motive for punishment. God to forgive him, feeling God to be his whether it was because of the “ crime” , or Father in Heaven, and far away and beyond “disobedience” , or because whatever was himself, yet so place himself that he done discommoded the parent, the fact of found himself outside his own pale, be­ the “ disobedience ” remained , and with it yond his own forgiveness? a beginning burden of guilt, especially if Man must learn to forgive himself, the disobedience went undetected. Man, in else he will find the techniques herein his childhood, “ lied” to escape punish­ suggested to be most difficult of master­ november. 1957= The HBERREE ----- = -- 7 ing. For self-forgiveness is the door to body the soldiers had broken and abused. attainment, spiritually. To attain, man When Jesus gave up the ghost, and the must “ be still” , he must be relaxed, so graves were opened and gave up their dead, that he can hear; and what he seeks to when the veil of the temple was rent in hear is the voice of that God who said, twain, in that instant, if man had stood “ Be still and know that I am God.” But afar from earth, to see it as man sees how can man be still when the burden of Mars, or Venus, or Mercury, man would guilt within him keeps him in noisy tur­ have seen that the earth was suddenly moil, noisy within him, where only him­ brighter in the heavens than it ever had self can hear? Let man stand off, then, been, because the Christ had combined It­ apart from himself, in effect, and study self with the atmosphere of earth, fill­ himself, and all his guilt problems , and ing it with shining glory. Christ is t h e say to himself: Son, the first-born, and the Father is “ John (or Bill, or Fred, or whatever greater than the Son, as the Son Himself the name may be) I wholly and freely for­ so often said. The Son filled the atmos­ give you !" phere of earth with His spirit. The Fath­ There is anxiety in .man. There is fear er fills all else with His . Yet the Son in man. Sometimes the anxiety cannot be asks the Father to forgive, and so the focused on anything tangible , audible , or Father does. What is man , then , that visible. It is just— anxiety. And anxiety where the Father forgives, man himself is a doubting of the man-within-the-man. does not, especially when he faces him­ The man knows that he has done this or self and knows himself, or believes him­ that, that he hasn't done this , that, or self, burdened beyond burdens with guilt? something else. In short, he feels him­ How small are his burdens, all of them self guilty of something, even when he compared to those which he might carry, cannot himself decide just what it is . He given time and opportunity. fears s o m e t h i n g ; but when he fears some­ As man prepares self-forgiveness, let thing it is always something that lies him “ be still,’’ Let him lie back, with like a shadow of destruction, in whole or eyes closed as he shuts out the world. in part, across his future. This shadow Let him recall all that he has done which is his own fear that he has done some­ only himself knows, or others know who thing wrong, that he has n o t done some­ shared the sins with him — and therefore thing right. bear their share, but bear it, as he does, Nothing that man has done or is capa­ in fearful, guilty silence — and let him ble of doing is " new under the sun,” a say to himself of each “sin” that he thus simple fact that the Preacher of Eccles­ remembers because feelings of guilt will iastes knew; he could well have known be­ not allow him to forget: cause he had done it all, yet what he " I did that. You did it with me. I says finds imperishable place in the Bi­ have long since forgiven you. The Father ble . Man must realize that he invents has long since forgiven both of us, all nothing, least of all sins; he merely re­ of us. I now forgive myself, specifically, discovers them. Man should know, if he for that one thing I did, or did not d o .” feels the need of comparing himself with Let man, if he would count his sins as others, that every "saint” who has pre­ he is bidden to count his blessings, re­ ceded him to the Banquet Table of the call each one, reassess it, relive it if Father has left footprints for man to he will, feel guilty about it briefly— follow; that man follows almost exactly and for the last time — and then say to in them, since his problems, temptations , himself: fears, anxieties, greeds have changed “ I forgive you, as the Father has.” little down thru the ages. Man should One by one, man thus relieves himself know that the Great Ones who hold out of intolerable burdens which he need not their hands to him when he reaches the bear anyway. They are burdens from the end of The Way have followed his path past, which he has escaped into the pres­ before him. ent , enroute to the end less future, Knowing this, can man not forgive him­ where his greatest punishment cannot pos­ self ? Does man doubt for a moment that sibly be greater than that one thing by God forgives him, whatever he does? Jesus which he has punished himself: his refus­ showed an example, and Jesus, in essence, al to forgive himself. Cast it out of re­ was the Father, when He said to the thief membrance . It is wrong to hold it in mind, crucified at His right hand: or in soul, because memory of it inter­ “ Thy sins are forgiven thee! Today feres with that business of the Father thou shalt be with me in Paradise.” which is also man’s co-creative business. Quibblers have wondered since that day Man, reading it here if he has not what became of the thief, since Jesus ap­ hitherto known i t , should proclaim a per­ parently did not go that day into Para­ sonal field day, or more than one, as dise , but into the tomb, whence He rose many as the burdens may dictate , and con­ again on the third day. But quibblers sider his "sins” , one by one as Kipling aside, Jesus met the thief that day in said they must be paid for, and forgive Paradise, just as He promised, for His himself for each one— one by one. As he spirit did not go into the tomb with the (Pl e a s e Turn to P ase 13) 8 = = ------The A B I£ R R E E NOVEMBER. 1957 SOME FORERUNNERS a of "TOTOLOGY" (E NYBODy ever call you a snake-in-the- By HARDIN WALSH grass? Or words to that effect? It ; would be quite a jolt if you realized What nave the philosophers of the past maybe that you were --as well as all contributed to the advanced thinking of to­ the other snakes, and the birds, and day? in th is series of a rtic le s , taken from I the bees— and other people . the taped lectures of Hardin and Joanna fl Walsh in Los Angeles, they point out how the in Totality, which you might say is "Concept of T otality", as they teach it to­ advanced Scientology--or Scientology is a day, is not entirely new— except in applica- small part of Totality and Dianetics is a tion . --The e d it o r .______small part of Scientology— we have a pro­ gressive scale of events and developments cess this, “ Take the oversight thereof” . of man’s awareness. In Totality, we have What does this mean? It means, take the concept which is spoken of in Scien­ the pretendingness, the overlooking that tology as “ pan-determinism”, “pan” mean­ you are separate f r o m all these other ing “ across"— you pan the camera across beings - - not by restraint, don't resist and you get in touch with everything . We this knowledge that you are the full consider that you, and you, and you, and flock— but accept it willingly. Take the everybody are all part of total intelli­ oversight. gence, and you can become aware of this— What is the oversight ? The oversight that you are Totality, and that all is the agreement not to know about this— things are within you. the agreement to overlook it. You take A few short hundred years ago--1632 to this, and you accept it back into you as 1677— lived a chap known as Spinoza. You Totality, and this is what is known as might say he was the first modern Totol- “acceptance processing” today. ogist -- the first philosopher, at least, Apparently, this has been used poetic­ who came up with the idea of Totality, or ally and allegorically and people have total awareness. He said, “ The secret of been very confused down thru the ages as life is to see things under the aspect of to what this means. Various writers, eternity. The establishment of life and philosophers, and people have known but the chaotic flux of desires lies in see­ they didn’t have what we call techniques, ing and acting under the form of eter­ or methods, of becoming aware, of helping nity, in making perception and action fit you become aware of what you already know the eternal perspective of the whole.” and what you already are. In the course This boy really knew. of experiencing all these activities in But he had a great deal of difficulty many lifetimes , we have gone thru several at that time. He was an ordained Catholic steps of shutting down this awareness. clergyman, and he expressed his ideas out What are we actually doing today? Each loud . one of us is living in his own little uni­ After he was excommunicated by the verse , with his own thoughts , and saying, church, he did a tremendous amount of “I am this and this is all I a m , and any­ writing, which has profoundly affected thing else is out there.” In other words , the thinking of people ever since . most people are defending their own lit­ The Bible makes some interesting tle universe desperately against the on­ statements . Saint Peter was writing , as slaught of others. You notice this around he said, "to the strangers in Asia "--act­ the country at different locations. ually everybody, in I Peter V, verses 2 During the war, I traveled around the and 4, it says, “ Feed the flock of God, eastern United States in public relations, taking the oversight thereof not by con­ involved in recruiting, etc., and I found straint , but willingly ... And when the that if you ask people on the street di­ chief shepherds shall appear, you shall rections in Chicago and New York, they receive a crown of glory that fadeth not won’t even answer you; they look at you away.” This is a very wonderful and po­ as if you were crazy, and walk on. Or, if etic way of saying the thing Spinoza was you actually stop them— stand in front of saying— that you are all things, that you them so they can’t walk around you— they ARE Totality. will give you misinformation. I tested The minute you get this concept, this out by asking three different per­ things begin to take on something other sons the same question, and got three than the chaos Spinoza speaks of. To different directions . Down south , they “feed the flock of God”, one must commun­ will stop and talk to you, and tell you icate within these divisions that have all about their families . They are less been set up in Totality--the pretended afraid to communicate. Some people can separateness; give them that which they get outside of this defense, and extend desire . Peter even tells us how to pro- out. Spinoza was able to live farther n o v em b er . 1 9 5 7 = = T h e flBERREE • — ------9 than the end of his nose , but few people Here is everywhere- - yet it is still c a n . here . Unless you know this , and can buy How far out are you willing to ex* this idea and accept it, know it, and be­ tend your livingness? Discovering Total­ come aware of it -- first you have to get ity is a pretty large-sized order. To the idea that this might be possible. suddenly be confronted with the idea that Eventually, you get certainty that you are you are all things is staggering. As you everywhere, and here is here, and there approach this, your concept of certainty is nothing else because you are there. develops and you are able to accept these Then there is only one problem — that of things because you are these things . focusing the attention, being willing to You are you and you are used to you. focus the attention, and being unwilling You’ve gotten real used to you. Some peo­ to focus the attention. ple don't LIKE themselves, but you're Basically, this is the game of life. very much stuck with you. I doubt if you We have become involved in so many activ­ can be anybody else other than you unless ities in different units of ourselves as you become aware that you are Totality. Totality that we have assigned certain Then you are still you, but you are also areas, and we have fixed the attention on everybody else . What's the ramification these spirits and bodies that are units of this ? What does this lead into ? of Totality— units of us, of you. Origin­ Totality is a static. There is no mo­ ally, there were various and sundry con­ tion in Totality— yet we are used to flicts between these ideas, both good and identifying the body and solving problems bad — beauty, pain, shock , wonderful aes­ with motion. So, the real "you" is with­ thetic sensations, tremendously beautiful out motion and is without, time , because experiences — but basically, there was time is movement of these obj ects, and resistance. There were the constraints— motion is the time it takes a boat to go resistances spoken of here — and they across the ocean or a body to walk across caused the state of awareness , a focusing the floor or the hands of a clock to move of attention, to develop that this must so far. This is the agreement about time. not happen again. Each unit became un­ But to you, as Totality, there is no time willing to focus its attention on certain — there is only you, and these activities areas due to these conflicts . This is on going on within you. You are Supreme In­ the spirit level. Later on , after many telligence . You think , and things occur . aeons of time and experiences with bod­ When you think as Totality, as static , it ies , they became more and more identified is smooth, subtle , and fast. It will hap­ with bodies, and there was the unwilling­ pen so quickly that you may not even be ness to even use bodies to communicate aware that you have thought it , and it with. Such as— it is dangerous to talk to may appear so suddenly that you will be strangers. startled and think someone else did it. Add to this the unwillingness to re­ One of the vast difficulties in function­ pair a body, which is a particular point ing as Totality is to be aware that you in the downfall of man . A state to where did it -- that you really are this -- that a body gets to be a revulsion. where the you really have this ability to think and spirit is going around engaging itself in know and something will appear. activities--I think the technical term is On the body level , we are constantly “accident prone” — to knock the body off aware of having to make a “ big” effort. as fast as he can because the body is re­ We strain and struggle. But on this pulsive to the spirit. He is at the state thought level , this thinkingness level, where he has forgotten how to get rid of this knowingness level of Totality, there a body. He can’t just go off and leave it is no effort. You think it and it just but he does things to it that damage it: i s . This will fool y o u , until you get pouring alcohol into it, eating bread used to it. made out of baking powder that is poison, There's a process called "Be here— be and other tricks that the spirit uses to­ there ” . You sit in the room and put your day to see that the body speeds its non­ attention on your childhood home, and you existence . shift your awareness from over there to What kind of a game is this, that over here and over there and over here— spirits who are Totality are unwilling to and all of a sudden something happens to reach out and become aware of their exis­ y o u . You discover it’s over here and it’s tences and what they are really doing? to also " here ” over “ there ”, As Totality, make perception and action fit the eter­ you suddenly discover there is no “ there” , nal persistence of the whole? it's all “ here”. This will fool you tre­ What happens when you do this? What is mendously, because you’re used to "being” sanity? What is ability? inside your head and occupying the body Sanity is the ability to reach and and it’s a very small universe. You think withdraw. Insanity is the inability to “Chicago” , and suddenly you feel Chicago, reach and withdraw — the compulsion to and Chicago is here. Your body is also reach and not being able to reach, and here , but you can’t accept this identifi­ the compulsion to withdraw and not being cation that the Chicago you know is over able to withdraw from an activity. The there is also here . (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 12) 10 ------— = The ABERREE ■ NOVEMBER, 1957 Clarifying Synergetics -- Part 11 By ART COULTER Dianetics hlissei Scat on GnaLjz&i HE STATE of "clear" was first produced by the analyzer, largely to handle lan­ in Synergetics in 1952 . T r u e , the guage . state was only temporary. But the How do you feed the problem to the fact that it was produced was highly analyzer, rather than just to the con­ exciting. It marked a tremendous step scious mind ? One way to do this is by forward. using Analytic Procedure. This is des­ How was it done? It was done by the cribed in detail in Synergetic texts, but Tuse of Analytical Procedure. basically it is as follows: Analytical Procedure is based on the 1. State , as clearly as you can , the fact that every human being has an ana­ impedance that you wish to solve. lyzer- — a remarkably accurate, ultra-fast 2. Next, state as clearly as you can "problem solver” whose capacity is in­ the beliefs, attitudes, and m o tives you credibly great — much greater than most hold, relative to this impedance . persons realize. The analyzer should not 3. Then, ask yourself why you accept be confused with the conscious mind. We these particular beliefs, attitudes, and are talking here about something f a r su­ motives , rather than others which might p e r io r to the conscious mind. The analyz­ be equally valid. This is done in an an­ er can solve in seconds problems that the alytical, open-minded way, without in­ conscious mind needs minutes or hours to tending either to change or not to change , solve. The analyzer can solve dozens, those beliefs, attitudes, motives. It is scores of problems simultaneously — each done in what we call in Synergetics’ the of these problems requiring the full ca­ spirit of the Information Source -- trying pacity of the conscious mind . There are to find out something new, or to create many problems the conscious mind cannot something n e w . solve. The analyzer can solve any problem . As you go thru these steps , sanething The discovery of the analyzer was, of happens. The a n a ly ze r tu rn s on! It is a course , one of the basic discoveries of fascinating and exhilarating experience. Dianetics. But just as Columbus did not You feel as tho you were moving in extra realize he had discovered America, a new high gear. Your perceptions grow keener, continent, so did the originator of Dia­ your thinking becomes sharp, remarkably netics not realize the significance of clear, and fast. You feel an exhilaration his discovery of the analyzer. This is and enthusiasm where before there may not surprizing; it often happens in sci­ have been discouragement, boredom, or ence . even despair. Your actions become adroit What is this "real significance” ? and effortless. They have the quality of It is simply this: The analyzer can promoting n o t o n ly their p a r tic u la r aim, solve any problem! but simultaneously a v a r ie ty of aims. And Why is this significant ? Because here they n a tu r a lly and automatically have a is, basically, the answer to the problem high ethical quality. of producing “ clears” . Feed the problem This state of "clear” is only tempor­ to the analyzer. ary; sooner or later other impedances get What does the analyzer say when you triggered, and down you go again. But feed it this problem? with one impedance gone, you now have It says: You can produce clears by less far to go. Repeat the performance. eliminating impedances. (Please note that Apply Analytical Procedure again — and the analyzer does not say you can produce again--and again. Each time you do it, clears by getting people to be three feet you knock out another impedance. Each behind their heads.) And you can elimi­ time you do it, you evoke in yourself nate impedances by presenting them to the this wonderful, exhilarating "state of analyzer as problems. clear” . Gradually, as time goes on, you find you are experiencing this state more What a simple, what a beautiful solu­ and more often. Your efficiency rises. tion this is! You don't have to "run out" After awhile, you find you are "clear” a n yth in g . All you have to do is take an most of the time. impedance, define it clearly, and fe e d i t The aim of Synergetics is to evoke to the analyzer as a problem. The analyz­ this state of "clear* (which we call , for er then solves the problem . technical reasons, the synergic mode of Now , please : You don’t feed the prob­ function), permanently. Or, we say to lem to the conscious mind . You feed it to attain s t a b i l i t y in the synergic mode. A the a n a lyzer. The conscious mind is only perscn who has attained this is called a a relatively small part of the analyzer. " stable ”. In fact , the conscious mind was- invented Analytical Procedure is not the only November, 1957= The ABERREE - ...... 11 way to turn the analyzer on, of course, these scientifically , using precise, and there are times when other ways are technical concepts. But we now have de­ simpler or better. But it works. Using veloped Synergetics to the point where we it, any human being can become “ clear”— can say with assurance : at least temporarily. Using it again and You can become a permanent “ clear” , again, he hits “ clear” again and again. without a technical knowledge of Syner­ As time goes on , the sharpness and vivid­ getics . ness of his “ clear” periods grows; one You can become a permanent “clear”, by day he suddenly discovers that he is y o u r s e lf, without the aid of an auditor “ clear” most of the time; eventually he or a coach. knows he will be “clear” all of the time. The astute reader will have noted that Altho Analytical Procedure works, we a revolutionary development is implied by have found many other tools that work these statements. equally well. We have found that a combi­ This development is called “ Operation n a tio n of tools, adapted to the needs of Stable” . It will be described in the next the individual, works best. We developed and final article of this series.

FORERUNNERS OF TOTALITY—SPINOZA in the Bible and other holy books: “ Do unto others as you would have them do (C o n t i n u e d fro m P a g e 10 ) unto you. ” spirit who cannot withdraw from a body at As you become aware of this Totality, will is engaged, insofar as the spirit is this smoothness of operation, this state concerned, in a certain level of insanity. of awareness , of being everywhere , being He has reached the state where he is un­ all things, you’ll discover that you ARE willing and unable to withdraw. As he be­ the snake in the grass and that you can comes aware thru certain exercises that create love in the snake area and the he doesn’t have to withdraw, that he is snake will not bite you. Indians have a already there, what does this do to you? peculiar quality about them ; They never This gives you instantaneous freedom — an get bitten by snakes. Why? Because they awareness that you have never been trapped call them their little brothers . They are in a body that you cannot get away from. willing to BE the snakes and other ani­ You are not even in a body. The body is mals . within you, and you already are every­ This is true of people . Wien you dis­ where and you can focus your attention cover that you are other people, they anywhere, any time you wish . When you be­ cease to be your enemies. You can commun­ come aware that you are within other bod­ icate even with strangers. You might be ies , these other spirits, and that they able to talk to them, even, when you are you, you discover you no longer have grant them the right to exist. to defend your position . You can communi­ In other words, you “ feed the flock of cate directly, because you are them . God” , and in processing we take the over­ sight, the unawareness, the unlooking- I doubt if you could talk with anyone ness, the unwillingness to repair commun­ if you weren’t willing to become them to ication, to repair the body areas’ dama­ the extent of duplicating their vibration ges we caused our own bodies , and remove patterns . When you look at someone , you i t . We can take the oversight of being so become them. Without being them, you degraded that we have to bombard other could not even see them . people with heavy emotions to belittle You have seen people , perhaps been ar­ them, to knock them down tone scale so ound them, in whose proximity you felt that we will feel superior and they will good? You didn’t have to talk to them, or not destroy us. communicate with them--it was just good Acceptance processing — in which you to be there. Such people are able to put your attention on a problem and then reach out and be the space in the room , accept it back into you as Totality — is and to grant other beings the right to be the highest level of activity. Sometimes there and the right to communicate with ridges and patterns of emotions are pret­ them if they wish. There is an actual ty solid and won’t give. But you resist transference of energy that takes place . it and let go, resist it and let go , and We call it the granting of beingness . The then you can accept it back into you. You granting of beingness is actually the break down these oversights, these areas giving of energy, because beingness is of unknowingness, and you get over the energy, and energy in motion is life. constraint, the tremendous desire and When you can first grant another in­ compulsion to resist , and you discover dividual the right to be there and then that your problems no longer are negative grant him the right to exist as another ones , that you then can create communica­ being and exist w ith in you, and within tion on the level Spinoza talks about your awareness as Totality, what happens? when he says, “ Perception and action to You discover that you do not do to any fit the eternal perspective of the whole” . other individual what you would not do to The size of your picture needs to be yourself— because you are that other in­ extended to that which you already are . dividual. This is written in many ways— (Next month— Joanna on Spinoza) 12 T h e flBERREE = = november, ids?

r MitcU Ada Aiaut Nothin? ------BY PHILIP FRIEDMAN------Every action is a two-way ing it, homeless from protect­ twist. in the beginning , from ing it, sick from healing it, zero , the action twists down and afraid from believing it. and out to the left, and, in the end, back up and in to the Because the natural flow of right. These twists are simul­ the death side of our cycle is taneous, opposite, and mutual­ pyramidal, it seems reasonable COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1— The ly consequential. that pyramids and mounds should big news from Synergetics this In the beginning the parent be used as tombs in order to month is the Oak Ridge Syner­ language, Hebrew, suspended augment this flow and more getic Workshop. their letters , i.e., falling quickly break the bond that Ihis will be held at the down from the line, and the the spirit has with its earth- Oak Ridge Motel , 200 El z a writing flowed from right to bound body. Drive, Oak Ridge , Tenn. The left. Now, in the days of the • dates are November 28 thru De­ end, the offspring Christian "The center of the earth is cember l -- the Thanksgiving language sets on and rises up a certain void place where holiday. The Workshop is being from the line, and flows from nothing is at rest” — from an organized hy Paul and Maty Cox, left to right. Language is ancient alchemical tract. two remarkable individuals. also an action, 00400 Paul and Mary are exper­ Hebrew - Christian are, at WHISPERS OF GOD WITHIN ienced Synergeticists; they once, the same and opposite , (Continued from Page 81 know the ropes. They have at­ like male and female are the does this he will find his tended both of the Columbus same and opposite, and conse­ burden becoming lighter and Workshops, and have played a quences of each other. lighter. leading role in the evolution • More he will also find. He of the Synergetic community. The Integree suffers from will find that in his being In addition, they are warm, seeing everything i n One— "still" he has opened wide intelligent, full of fun and known as seeing God, or .exper­ certain portals of mind, body, good humor. Above all , they iencing the Cosmic Conscious­ soul, spirit — by which it be­ are understanding— never los­ ness. The Aberree suffers from comes easier for him and the ing contact with the basic seeing everything divided. The Father to be one. personality of another, with Integree is quite insane. The What are the sins that men an intuitive grasp of personal Aberree’s a scatter brain. commit: Sins of omission, sins problems that makes you in­ • of commission; sins of greed, stantly know you could trust " I t ’s all over nothing at envy, jealousy, lust, anger, them with anything. They are all.” And only a songster said hatred, despair , false love, two of the best coaches I know . it. even religious intolerance Paul and Mary plan a full • sins , sins of judgment, sins program of group tracking, Heaven and Hell is what we of misrepresentation , of mur­ teamwork, and togetherwork-- make it here on earth. Perci- der, theft, arson , secret sins the kind of program that has val says that between lives we of many kinds that "civiliza­ produced such remarkable en­ relive our earth life of good tion ” has refined , which have thusiasm and rapport in the and evil in Heaven and Hell become sins largely because past. They also plan a sight­ respectively. Apparently, both civilization, composed of men seeing expedition to Norris good and evil must be erased. and women bearing guilt bur­ Dam, the TVA lakes, and the • dens , has burdened itself with Atomic Energy museum. All told, The Sanscrit root for "Yogi ” guilt. if you are wondering what to is "joining’. The joining yoga There is not one sin that do Thanksgiving, you could not is a yoke, is a joke, that man may not be forgiven. Times have a more enjoyable and re­ joins two contradictions as a without number has God for­ warding experience than you unity. It's a joke that the given man his sins. Cannot man would at the Oak ridge Syner­ sum of everything is zero, or therefore forgive himself getic Workshop. Write to Paul that summation is consummation , once? At least, once for each and Mary Cox, 103 Gorgas Lane , or that a yoke holds tx>th to­ sin? A n d cannot he forgive Oak Ridge , Tenn., for details. gether and apart, o r ' that a himself also for possible Operation Stable (nicknamed joining is a separation. A Yogi "sins ” which,in the eyes of "Hercules” ! is beginning to is a yoke of an egg. the Father, may not be sins at roll along , now , with inquir­ • all? ies and applications coming in An intention is in tension. Jesus forgave many all sins, steadily. For me, personally , • and when He did their infirmi­ this is the most thrilling ex­ The body is starved from ties vanished away. Is man perience of my life. The prob­ feeding it, naked from cloth- greater than Jesus when , know­ lem of how to produce unaber­ ing that Jesus and His Father rated individuals (ED. NOTE-- This doesn’t mean non-subscrib­ fellow makes them first. And freely forgive him , he yet is surely it is more in accord unable to forgive himself? ers to The ABERREE l has been (Continued next monthl licked. We know how to do it, with the essential spirit of even without a coach or tech­ man -- the spirit ot kindness 00400 nical knowledge of Energetics and brotherly love--the spirit PURCELL CONTRIBUTES TO LIBRARY from the individual concerned. that speaks with the voice of Several of the Dianetic and This is an event we consider reason. Synergetic titles which have far more important than the H- We think s o , anyway. And been added to The ABERREE bomb or making bigger and bet­ we’re having more fun than lending library are gifts of ter missiles before the other kittens drunk on catnip. Don Purcell , Wichita , Kas . NOVEMBER. 1957 T h e flBEBREE 13 as if The ABERREE is going to magazines read, and still pub­ have to look to its laurels, if lish a magazine, as well as it has any. Anyway, it’s nice operate our printing plant? to see the enthusiasm with And how can we do our work which George, Zoe , and their with all that fascinating ma­ staff have attacked the prob­ terial stacked on the floor lem of communication and dis­ just begging to be read? ... semination of information, for 1 Rev. Jim Weleos of Fair- which the world is so hungry... hope, Ala., who mocked up an 1 Another publication which acreage estate for his Human is feeling “ growing pains" is Engineering to be paid off in that of Thomas Fairbanks (604 almost nothing flat, has bol­ Jackson, Falls Church, Va.l stered his "faith” that it Tom "dittoes” the PHILETHO, could be done with a couple and says his aim is the forma­ mortgages that give him a lit­ tion of a " free church ” where tle more time . Which puts Jim people can argue, study, and down more or less on our level just get together in such ac­ — except we started out with tivities as weiner roasts, the mortgages in the first bowling, and the like. To date place ... 1 Fred Hand, Houston, he has been sending his odd- says we made so many mistakes named (almost as bad as “ The in our little squib last month ABERREE” ! publication to any­ about his teeth that it was a 1 You read occasionally of one sending him postage, but mail having been delivered bit confusing, even to him. if he can get enough circula­ For example, he doesn’t owe with incomplete addresses— tion , Tom says he intends to some with no more than a sketch for bis new teeth, they’re paid go photo offset, with an init­ for. And they have NOT been or symbol or two on the out­ ial charge of $1 for 4 issues. side of the envelope--but this installed yet, by gum! Sorry, 5 Also, there’s a rumor Fred, but for that, you can was before go-carts for car­ abroad that Frances Berglund , riers , astronomical postal take a bite out of our anatomy of 1966 19th St., San Pablo, — which ought to cure us of deficits, and Summerfield. In Calif., is thinking of reviv­ the future, we have been in­ misreading your letters ... ing "THE COMMUNICATOR’’, which 1 One of the first things Bob formed , second class mail will she permitted to die a year or be considered incompletely ad­ (Bernard l Ross did after he so ago, after taking it over got his name on a shiny new dressed unless it also has a from Sadah Fields. Revival and zone number on it, where ap­ auditing certificate was to success of these news letters move from New York city to plicable. So, if you want to can only mean that there has , get your ABERREE (or any other Cedarhurst, L . I . And next on at the same time, been a re­ the list, Bob says, is turning magazine or newspaper, for newal of interest, and faith, that matter 1, you’d better see professional auditor, but that on the part of the editors, as will have to wait until he can that the publisher has that well as their readers... Wel­ all-important little digit as get a job and pay off his come back , Frances ...^ A month debts... part of your address— that is , or so ago , Roby LaMarche , of if your city is large enough Wakefield , R . I ., told us he H This probably is hardly to use a zone system... 1 what was cleaning out his closets, worth mentioning, but there started out to be one of the and if we were interested, he’d may be a couple ABERREE read­ better types of news letters— send us some old science-fic­ ers interested in knowing that " WAS— IS--WILL BET’, published tion magazines. Being habitues they (and we 1 are the only by George and 2°£ Nickerson of of this type of reading, we four former followers of a 120 Kenmar Dr., Newark, Del.— gladly accepted his offer— but certain so-called "clearing is, after only five issues, we were quite unprepared when house” who have not been noti­ graduating to the printed class t h e Expressman dumped four fied that their once-invalida­ with the next production , ac­ cartons in our crowded aisle , ted certificates a r e valid cording to an editorial in the and announced that they weighed again, and, if they can afford August number. And it’s about 96 pounds ! When we were able it, they now can have these time ! Started only as a means to find a parking space in certificates "retreaded” quite of reporting in detail on front of the office , we loaded reasonably. We were going to t h e activities of a local them up and took them home to offer an autographed copy of study group , WAS— IS— WILL BE the " annex” --that’s the new “ Scrub Oaks ’’ to each of these has added letters, book re­ building where much of the “two” as a sort of consolation views , and signed articles to work is done on The ABERREE (if being “cause” isn’t enough the extent that the current while our neighbors look at reward in itself!, but a check issue has 38 #4x11 pages. We television, or go to bed--and of our supply shows we have know from the early experien­ opened them. As we started fewer than 250 copies of the ces with a mimeographed ABER- stacking more than 300 assort­ book left, and we didn't want REE that getting out this many ed magazines on the floor to print a special edition for pages , and keeping up a high around u s , we were amazed that the part of the “ two ” we were printing quality, such as is one person could find enough unable to console... 5 While found in WAS— IS— Wlli BE— can time to read this many maga­ on the subject of the subject be quite a job, even if there zines during one lifetime, let we’re on, we might mention are listed nearly a dozen as­ alone a few years. Yet we knew that this particular ISIBDTA sistants on the staff.' George that we , too , in our reading has done another about - face once said that they hoped that heyday, had consumed just as and now contends that radia­ "in a year or so we might much science fiction as was tion from all these H-bomb graduate to something like The before us — yet we hadn’t kept tests won’t hurt you;, that to ABERREE !” , and at the rate of the evidence. Now, we have a say it does is playing into the improvement noted since that problem: How in all tarnation hands of those awful Russkis’ letter was written , it looks are we going to get all these (PLEASE turn to P age 19) 14 ------The fiBE R R E £ NOVEMBER. 1957

V Alma Hill sounds healthier “ Regarding the last ABERREE: than in a long time, and this " Editorial — what the be­ is good; she is faced with nighted churches preach is be­ making work what she knows and neath ridicule, except when in what a wonderful field— you have to counsel a person­ among youngsters. ality damaged by their unsane “ The most therapeutic meth­ foolosophy. what the enlight­ od that I have found is to ened churches say is an odd love life in all its forms, mixture. Part is fairly good human or otherwise, even us psychology and anthropology. A psychotics... little is surprisingly accur­ “ Have been doing a turn ate psionic theory. Part is with Zen Buddhism, we conquer confusing rationalization to Japan, and then we bring back try harmonizing the primitive Buddhism. Shades of Caesar. concepts of Christian Theology Can see where Ron got a lot of with modern civilization. Sin his stuff. Also, "Lectures on is presented as a dilemma. If Ancient Philosophy” by Manly sinful, one should feel guilty Hall, and can see why Hall in order to be forgiven; if says Hubbard has the ‘how’ one doesn’t feel guilty, this while he has the ‘whys’. is sinful, so one should feel “ Only when a man has ex­ “ A dear and ‘seeking’ friend guilt over not feeling guilt. sent me a copy of ABERREE this hausted all his ideas can he One solution is to ignore the past week. Never heard of Syn­ make the next plane, but he whole thing and do the best ergetics, Scientology, nor the may get lost crossing this one can. As for making things Aberree til this introduction. abyss between consciousness occur (creative processing, ...Enjoyed every word in Aber­ and the unconscious, unless he psionics, magic!, this is done , ree ( read it all but can’t say has a master to hold his hand, but not for aberrated reasons I was familiar with all its so say the Buddhists, and, or to aberrated ends — because whether I accept Buddha or the an aberrated person is simply contents! and to say you speak Christian Master will depend incapable o f determining my language. It was a stimuli on my intuition and my con­ events. Or consider: is it and a ‘ lift’. science. wisdom comes from the better to defend and retal­ “ Am much interested in your East, what is East when one is iate, or to motivate your op­ becoming (when, where, why and in china, Japan, or China? The ponents not to attack you in how— that is speaking of ABER­ S. American Mayans . Or us ? the first place? Is it better REE! your purposes and where "How the Gods must laugh as to take what another has and you plan on going!!!’’--#ary we chase each other’s tails, wants, or to motivate the other Lane, P.O.Box 332, TwainHarte, and as they watch our airmen to desire you to have it? is Calif. plan to destroy their o w n it better to heal, or to ob­ premises. Was amused the other viate illness? so far as I “ Your editorial had many day at the interview with the know, there are not and have- points, and the best of it was man who had been farthest out n ’t been miracles. There are creative processing -- create- in space when asked what had only very improbable events. A create - create. It has been impressed him the most. He miracle could only occur by most gratifying to me to get said, 'Landing again on earth’ . introducing a new degree of one individual in a family Being grounded in other words, freedom in the situation. And group to change his method of eh? Oh, thank goodness, here this would probably disorgan­ communicating, and to observe is a solidity. ize the entire universe. And the relativity change within “ I love the one from Zen that sort of thing is fero­ that group. You have set up an about the would-be master who ciously frowned upon by enti­ unusual group of communica­ had been sitting in samadhi , ties carrying a lot more weight tors , some very fine. Thela meditating for a long time, around the Plenum than I do... Newcomer meets an acceptance and he came to the master and "Warning— the Bents seem to level in my understanding, and said, ‘ I have nothing in my have encountered a different uses the pyramid in somewhat mind’. ‘Get rid of it,’ was civilization from the one I the same manner that Dr. Brun- the answer. At least these old thought Atlantis was. The one ler did. Masters do not concern them­ I recorded (facsimiles, whole “ So some of us are in kin­ selves with the fallen ones, track , etc .! and experienced dergarten, some of us in the they just go on .” --Alberta B . quite sharply was a provincial first grade, but we are all Elliott. Greenville, S. Car. capital of an enormously com­ cells of the great human body, • • • ■ • • plex Galactic civilization. and part of the universal mind “ Re: Ray Palmer— I believe This culture was an Empire, and to those with whom we dis­ in reincarnation . There seems totalitarian, and rather nasty agree, we say 0 . K., your way no other answer to the ques­ in some respects, bossed by a doesn’t please me, I ’ll have tion of life here on earth— race of squatly-built dwarfs, to find my own way. Most of one lifetime is too short a thoroughly humanoid if some­ the great ways that I have en­ time to advance to perfection. what apish-looking. They pos­ countered either in people or If we could acquire such a sessed interstellar space- in books tell of losing the state of being on the spirit travel , featuring indestructi­ conscious mind, which is so side of life, why didn’t we ble space-craft. I was a cour­ intermittent, so one-lifetime- stay there ? To 1ive on earth ier who delivered messages , ish. just once, then die in a state since, of course, it’s faster “ Rev. Lathrop has a truth of imperfection, would be to to deliver interstellar mes­ in his simple letter that I place us back where we were in sages than radiate them . That like, and I like the idea that the beginning, and it would city wasn’t any piddling 1,- he is reading you, a n d Dr. look as if God gave up ‘very 000,000 population (the popu­ Clark from Scotland has a know­ easily’. Then why be born at lation of Houston , Texas!. ingness that I appreciate. all ? ” — A.M.S., Chicago, 111. Coming in over the coastline NOVEMBER. 1957 — T h e H BERREE=— ~ l g by air, it stretched both ways es that creep into logic when carefully swaddled in plati­ and inland past the horizon. infinity enters into the dis­ tudes . In both views , Fate Couldn't have covered an inch cussion — so many that the looms large. Many people think under 8,000 or 10,000 square Greek logicians developed a man’s future is ordained, but miles. The U.S. North Atlantic horror of it that paralyzed is it? Dunne suggested life is Coast is the nearest present- their thought so much that like riding on a train. There day analog. I didn’t get to their civilization declined. are stations on the way, and see much of the place, having These paradoxes and their so­ one can get off and board an­ been shot dead inside of 30 lution are well handled by other train, seabrook wrote of minutes, but it surely wasn ’t Korzybski in 'Science and san­ fan-shaped destiny, and of the the Bents’ community ... ity’ . necessity f o r looking f o r "Symbols— Poo ! She (Thela! "Then there is the infinity guide-posts and road maps. The doesn’t untangle symbolism of the mathematician. in 1828 , Book of Changes says things from the data symbolized and Abel complained in a letter cannot remain as they are and makes a hash that who can use ‘divergent series are an in­ so change must come. and apply? Besides, I think vention of the devil... By us­ "In the Bardol Thodol , or materiality is advanced over ing them one can draw any con­ Tibetan Book of the Dead, by spirituality. Pulling out of clusion he pleases and that is Evans - Wentz, we are told of the universe is like dropping idiy they have produced so many the B a r d o , or after - death out of college before gradua­ fallacies and so many paradox­ plane, and of the souls who tion. You just waste your ed­ es...’ Cantor attempted to re­ enter it: of how they are giv­ ucation . If these spiritual solve these issues with his en an opportunity to take ad­ people can’t make a go of it transfinite numbers. vantage of what they have here, let them quit if they "These fallacies have learned in life, but that most like, but I wish they’d stop spilled over into popular are too confused and fright­ warning the rest of us who are philosophy, thru the writings ened to understand. Then they working here and enjoying it. of such as Dunne— ‘An Experi­ are shown where they erred in "This Could (Mathison’s ment in Time’, and Ouspensky. life. Now, if they understand letter') — I’ve assumed, and In any discussion of infinity they can still attain to a acted on the assumption all by metaphysicians, I am re­ better future, but most are along, that what each of us minded of Abel’s complaint too frightened. They imagine learned was ours, and Hubbard's given above. - themselves to be in a wild * restrictions and forbiddings’ "Infinity also enters into land pursued by wild beasts were hot air. The air is cool­ religious philosophy. Man was which are really split-off er now. I ’ve no official cer­ infinite once but he descended portions of themselves, and tificate. If I can’t audit into matter, and now must hence illusory. They try to without one, what’ve I been struggle back to his begin­ hide in holes in the rocks. doing off and on for 7 years?’’ nings . But the evolutionist But the holes are poor hiding — Fred Hand, Houston, Texas. has another story. Man rose places , for they are actually from the mud, overcoming his doors to wombs on this plane. "The Aberree arrived and I lower nature to reach an infi­ They escape from life to the • thread first the editorials, nite future. can these ideas Bardo and they escape from the then Plowing Up the Field and be reconciled? I think so. The Bardo to life on earth. So the betters; then the arti­ golden age man fell from was they have done, and so they cles. ‘which End of the Tele­ the time when man was a lower will do for many thousands of scope Is Used on Han’ sure creature, when he was ignor­ years. Creating Karma, they brings home an important point ant . Then he had no responsi­ live subject to the law of that is often missed. bility, no guilt for duties Karma. And the chief instru­ “ One bit of news I might undone, no sin. But he became ment of Karma is desire — de­ pass on to you— not good news, aware of his 1 imitations, and sire for peace, for forgetful­ however. Did you by any chance looked back to his innocent ness, of desire to undo what know Audrey Robbins, D. Sen ., childhood with longing, on a they have done. For man there formerly of Seattle or Port­ more personal basis, perhaps is no peace until he faces his land but more recently the san the common dislike of the ma­ worst enemy --himself— and Francisco Bay area? She died terial is really a longing for makes peace. very suddenly (heart! on Sept. the womb. The ‘spiritual per­ "The Bardo-Thodol, I think, 18 . She was a powerful anchor son’ perhaps denies the impor­ outlines a philosophy which point in our area even tho she tance of * matter’ because he brings many things into focus. had not been here long— and we had a miserable childhood and Life is a school for overcom­ feel we have lost a valued is afraid of life unless it is ing bad habits. If you don’t friend. She had started a pro­ gram in Berkel ey and her friends over there hope to carry on... " Y e s , why don’t you go take SELF the new A. C . C . or Validation HYPNO TAPES Course and let us know how it goes ?” — Ellen H. Carder, San Achieve hypnosis without the presence of any hypno­ Leandro, Calif. tizing operator 1 N e w streamlined tapes with "CUED PHRASE’ affirmations for reinforced posthypnotic action. "Your editorials get better From 300% to 800% more effective than any previous type every day. But I have a few of tape! Write for literature. comments to offer on a subject that seems to concern many writers, in the Aberree and outside of the circle as well: Institute of Self Hypnosis Infinity, and Fate. "Let’s look at infinity. P.O. Box’77-144 Dockweiler Stn. The term means ’unending’. There are many subtle paradox­ Los Angeles 7, Calif. 16 = = = = = - — - T h e ABERREE ^NOVEMBER. 1957 --and monarch of his fate, learn your lesson, no matter-- atoms, we would have nothing like a glorious sunset, smile which seems a fit destiny for you come back until you learn Man . ” - - it. (That is why I don’t like 3n a baby’s face, or even a Richard W. Lundberg, atomic war. I am not adverse oreath of fresh air. San Jose, Calif. to the destruction of much of "The people who want ‘ in­ the barbarianism we call civ­ finity’ can have it, I prefer "Aberrate — to go astray. ilization, but picking up the to be a materialist, while on You go astray when you leave pieces could be mighty rough.! the material plane at least. I the trail prepared for you by Wars do not pay because you should put 'etc.’ after 'ma­ your despots and tyrants. accompany y t u r enemies t o terialist' to be semantically "I went astray quite young, whatever hell you consign them correct, as whatever we say a when the Sunday school teach­ to! The creator is exceedingly thing is, it is not, as words ings of Jesus inspired me to perfect and just. How many op­ are not things, what I am try­ learn all I could about such a pressed peoples were once op­ ing to say and cannot because man. All my digging uncovered pressors now learning how it of the limitations of the writ­ nothing to be added to the feels to be the underdog? ten word is that life in a little told of him in the four "But the above picture body is the greatest exper­ gospels. Of course, I soon would be too black, if there ience that anyone can have. In smelt a mouse, discovered the was no way of escaping from Buddhist scripture the Gods woodpile had a negro in it. I the wheel of Karma. There is a are jealous of men because not only discovered the gospel ' short-cut ’ for a few . Sweden­ only humans can change their Jesus to be a myth, but I also borg tells of a rock that is a fate. Even the Gods cannot do became an atheist because I stumbling block to the many , that. And in Zen we are in­ could not believe in the god and an entrance to a hidden formed that the Buddha is in presented by the church in its passage for the few who care­ the body, and t h e material Bible. I was not an atheist fully examine said stumbling world of 'samsara’ is identi­ until the teachings of the block. And Francis Bacon tells cal with 'nirvana’. It is only church and its Bible made me us that there is an easy path the human outlook that is dif­ on© * • • across the plain and a rough ferent . Only so can we escape "Have you noticed how the path over the rocks. The easy from the dualistic dilemma of medical trust has been working path leads to endless quag­ matter’ and ‘spirit’ which is to build up good business for mires, and the rocky path leads false to fact, and violates its members this winter? We in to safety. Hence his famous the biological principle of the nation are in for a good 'Doubts end in certainties and organism - as-a-whole’, which "Asiatic flu” epidemic. It certainties end in doubts.’ I carries over into the psychic means millions this winter for am ^ reminded of the primitive plane as a demand for integra­ tribe that had such sayings as the medical trust and its mem­ tion, and even into the Nicene bers . I have a report on one 'The way to do a job is to do Creed’s insistence upon ' three a job’ . Maybe that is what we man , scared by the propaganda, Gods in Qn§ ’ . was vaccinated , and died that must do to come to a happier "To sum up , only an inte­ state--do the job of learning night. H e ’ll not have "Asiatic grated person who has resolved flu” . His wife said he was in the lesson this life has to 5ar?doxes of infinity, and bfach us so we can get promo­ good health when he went for ted . And matter has much to .“^dualism of 'spirit’ a n d his vaccination. teach us. But for the lowly matter , can become master in "Behold the good old Ameri­ his own house— his 'body-mind’ can way-of-life .” — George R. Clements , Sebring , Fla. For Southeastern Referrals D R '"The American Fluoridation H A R 0--- L * H I B 0 D E A Experiment’ by F. B . Exher, M . D., and A.J. Woldbitt, II. D,— a edfH"bbart Certified Auditor barrage of factual information es Model with a plain-spoken attack on Electropsychoneter) the forces that have attempted Box to force their schemes of com­ pulsory fluoridation. The most alarming aspect is the reck­ less arrogance, obstinancy, and unscrupulousness of the U . S. Public Health Service in

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\ DECEMBER, 1957 uation. The days of *'speak Recusant Voice of 'T he softly and carry a big stick” Vol. IV, No. 8 Infinites" for Earth, Man, have been replaced with bully­ Saturn, Pluto, Venus, and Zydokumzruskehen. A ing and chips on the shoulder. As this is written, the Russian satellite shill is Published Monthly, except for the combined January-February and July- circling the earth , altho its August issues, at 207 North fashington, Ehid, Oklahoma, u. a A. Mail Address: Postofflee Box 52B, Enid, okla., 0.EA. beeps apparently have been stilled fay a dead battery. How Subscription price: $2 a year; $5 for 3 years. Single copies, 25* much longer it can retain its Second Class privilege authorized at Enid, Okla,, Postoffice orbit is anyone’s guess, when Editor: The Rev. Mr. Dr. ALPHIA OMEGA HART, 1-2, D.D., D.Scn.. F.Son.. the satellite first appeared a Sen., HDA, HCA, et al ad infinitum ad nauseum. in the sky, there were ” ex- publisher: ALICE AGNES HART, 1-1, HCA, SEC. , WFE,, H.Kpr, ETC,______pertS’ and "authorities” rush­ POLICY; Don’t take it so damn’ seriously. The infiniteness of Man is ing into print with forecasts not reduced to a "split infinity” by wars, taxes, or "experts” who offer to sell him what he already has. that it couldn’t stay up more Sub-Pol icy— We reserve tbe right to change our minds from issue to than a few days, or a week or issue, or even from psge to page, if we desire. so at the most. There even Sub-Sub-Policy; Each man has the Inherent right to be his own and only have been stories that sputnik "Authority”. . . t 1 ~ . . ■ was losing altitude, and soon Advertising Rates; $1 a column inch, if you get results; double if you would be caught in earth’s de­ don’t. Payable in advance. Copy must be in office 30 days prior _____ to date of publication. stroying atmosphere. Apparent­ ly, sputnik has a will of its own — or maybe it just doesn’t John—I f all the golf balls of some character that lands , read English. a certain ex-general has hit and explodes , in Russia, while immediately, some of the in the last six years were put that nation still celebrates secrecy on our own missile de­ together, would they make one its great bloodless victory velopment was lifted— to a de­ sputnik? over the capitalistic United gree. with a public aroused to Ike--John, you Foster the States. the fact that our censorship Dulles? puns . End fiction! was keeping facts from no one Would Russia recognize the but the ones who pay the bills; RUSSIA GIVES Let us sup- warning as retaliatory— a de­ that the supposedly ’’ignorant U. S. BIGOTRY pose for a mo- served punishment for their Reds” already have as much, if RUDE SHAKING ment that Russia, own invasion of a people’s not more, know-how than our which has suc­ rights 240,000 miles away? All own scientists a n d military ceeded in putting up the first who believe they would, hang geniuses, the public had to be nan-made satellite i n t o a by your heels on the spiderweb reassured. globe - girdling orbit, should in the bottom of your father's Most ridiculous of all was succeed in sending a rocket to ivory collar box. the great wail that went up the noon. The power has been Immediately, Pravda and oth­ from official circles, com­ harnessed to get the nissile er ’’insky” papers would cite plaining that "they done us out of Earth’s gravitational this as an act of war from the wrong— they didn’t tell us monarchy. Orbital calculations United States. Americans, in what they mere doing.” But is have been neasured so that their jealousy over the Reds’ it any wonder? If your neigh­ whatever is left of this gi­ accomplishment, had taken this bor was calling you names to gantic h u n k of nechanical underhanded way of expressing your face, taking every action brain won’t niss its target resentment. The nation’s huge short of building a brick wall and go wandering thru space army would be alerted, submar­ to see that you stayed in your until picked up eventually by ines sent down the ways with own yard, would you telephone sone other planet, or even do sealed orders, and a flight of him when you planned to erect a wide loop and return to be rockets and planes with H-Bomb a new television aerial? burned up in the atnosphere of war-heads would be off over As far as we’re concerned, its Bothering sponsor. the top of the world. Our own Communism can stay where it The rocket lands— kerplunk- armed forces, fighting amongst is. We want none of i t . in nik 1 instruments in the nose themselves for funds and rank- fact, we’d even like to see radio contact and then go dead, recognition , would be caught sone of the Marxian activities wrecked by the force of col­ chomping on their propaganda of certain groups inside the lision . The Russian government drums. Too late, with many of U . S . curtailed somewhat, be­ reports i t s success with a our cities in ruins and thous­ cause they have succeeded only s e e - how-much-greater - we-are ands of our taxpayers no long­ in taking away some of the fanfare ained at its neighbor­ er concerned with bureaucratic freedom and dignity from the ing ^states, tom between persecution, the long-feared American way of life. But we threats and gratuities. civilization-destroying holo­ don’t think that name-calling So far, there’s nothing im­ caust would be under way. And because our rivals were first possible, nor even improbable, all because of a rocket sent to launch a satellite, or dem­ about any of the above hypoth­ to the moon. onstrating the deadliness of esis . But now, let us infuse We don’t think this is too our weapons without trying to it with an aura of science fantastic— except for the men- disguise whose address is on fiction— and suppose that the on - the-moon - getting - revenge those weapons, is going to noon really is inhabited; that business, with the politicians guarantee peace, or m a k e us a the inhabitants may be enough and militarists of both na­ whit more popular, e ven with farther advanced than earth tions— thru ignorance and greed other democracies. that tney have learned to mind — turning a world into a cou­ To live in pence, you’ve their own business, and they ple armed camps, it would take got to THINK pence, if you resent this bombarding from very little to convert the want to mock u p a ear, rest the globe around which they’ve present bluster into something assured you’ll get one— sooner been circling for lo! these more deadly and significant. or later— even i f i t s s tart is many earths. And apparently, o n neither as fantastic a s t h e man-on- in their resentment, they side, is there any desire nor the-moon-gettisg-rsmaMe fable shoot back a warning— a missile intention to correct the sit­ mentioned a feepang^fis back . Js me bynam e'a gfamd?

ED. NOTE— Jacob Apsel's charges and the replies from George Bent and Paul O'Neill are not being printed with the intent of arousing any controversy. Frankly, we've never consciously contacted a "spirit" nor had our typewriting fingers manipulated by en tities from the "Other World" — so we don't know what the difference may oe oetween these two types of "ghosts", if any. We hope AbERREE readers consider these di­ vergent views as we do, that "Every man has the inherent right to be his own and only authority. " A s such, we offer you three authorities.

'Cheap Imitator, 'Still Around and ToEach His Own Now Under Ban/ Still Rhyming/ Truth, tfcufi fyacoA. JlpAjel iftayA Tlaut O/Yleitt &ayA 9j&oJuje, R ent Tbday, “ Hie Dynamo” was The first letter from We have read the material brought in by the one who Mr.Apsel in which he levels presented by the O’Neills posed as Dynamo. This imi­ four charges at us and the and altho we considered it tator is a London actor, Dynamo has been misplaced . somewhat abstract, it was Paul Perrin, who watched But, if memory serves cor­ of a constructive nature sessions at the O ’Neills' rectly, they were as fol­ and therefore valid and ac­ and unknown to both ”The lows : ceptable to us. ( We feel Dynamo " and Clara, spoke to 1. The Dynamo had given bad about the banishment of her. Clara did not discover us a name other than “Dyna­ the Dynamo for a period of the deception. The “ ham mo " — a “Christian and fam­ 20 years. Something should actor” had no difficulty ily name” . be done about i t .) fooling her, since she is Answer — False. Mr. Apsel claims to be not the “high fidelity” 2. Some of the quotes we an advanced Spiritualist. receiver Paul claims she is attributed to the Dynamo We do not claim to be om­ (See Page 8 , ABERREE, March were not by him . niscient or anything else, 1957, Chapter II of Paul’s Answer— False. including very good H. D. A. s. article.) 3. That we were not in­ It is the tendency of those The integrity of “ Dyna­ terested in “truth” because who have developed percep- mo” is not greater than his we had not followed up the tic awareness to where they cheap imitator, since he receipt of certain messages can contact higher planes was afraid to come forward thru Mr. Apsel attributed to become very important in when he was paged. We had to our deceased relatives. their own awareness, to set to drag the heavens and Answer— False. We did themselves above the aver­ earth’s atmosphere for him. not follow up because the age individual. However, we Also, he did not remember “messages” contained no in­ believe everyone has the his NAME nor the location ternal evidence of genuine­ potential ability to make on earth where he function­ ness . The description of contact, but due to aberra­ ed about 200 years ago. the old home place sent us tion and mis-education, This latter is all he re­ as evidence was also quite mostly religious ( after members . erroneous. all, who wants to be thrown Altho he called himself I hold no brief against to the lions or burned at “ The Omniscient Asp” , he communication with the dead. the stake?), most individ­ did not know the definition But the mediumistic trance uals do not realize their of “omniscient” and com­ appears to be similar to potential. pletely ignorant of what ihe hypnotic state. The mind The book ( “ The Rise and “ Om” represented. He ad­ of the medium becomes a Fall of the Atlantean Civ­ mitted that he did not al- liquid pool which takes the ilization” ) is not intended (CONTINUED ON PAGE 4) (Co n t i n u e d on P a g e 4) (Con tin ued on Page 4) DECEMBER. 1957 The ABERREE 3 investigating spiritualism, the singing bird (Dynamo 'Cheap Imitator, I found several mediums attacker) claims he has with great psychic powers. open sesame to all the NowUnder Ban/ But great gifts of this na­ heaven world. ture must be attended by And so they ride the great integrity, or the long forgotten shadows that iPxujA. $aco6 A p u l kernel of genuineness is ensconce the rest. (Co n t in u ed from P age 3) engulfed in a whirlwind of So they feed on and dis­ ways know the merit of his foolish fancies. Conse­ seminate the imagined disa­ rhymes, but recited them as quently, a good medium is bilities, infirmities, and they came to him a n d sound­ as rare as the fellow the non-virtues of other people. ed nice. old Greek with the lantern The Lark at best endows I read two of his “elfin was looking for. the m u s i c in the air, a rhymes” which made no sense I will say, in favor of throated chair. at all to me, and asked him Mr. Apsel, that when I told Just as the lark creates to explain. He admitted it him his Arthur Perrin was music and beauty from the made no sense to h i m , eith­ not our Dynamo, he obtained neutral air about him, be­ er, but the O'Neills seemed a confession of guilt from cause it is his nature to to like them. this masquerading entity, create music, so do many Both “Dynamos” have been and Mr. Apsel confessed to people create ugliness and restricted to the heaven being incensed a t being evil in the world about world and will n o t be per­ duped. them. They, e n d o w the people mitted to communicate with But, un fo rtunately, M r . about them with evil anyaie on the earth plane Apsel immediately was duped thoughts, motives, a n d ac­ for 20 years! by another “ astral" who is tions for the same reason If you like science fic­ also not the Dynamo. the lark endows the air tion , you are getting it. Mr. Apsel claims that with music. Zelda, too, is a phony and "Most Gracious Sir", his It’s the way they are Atlantis never existed. I guide, is in charge of the organized. The lark was challenge the authors of first and second planes, born that way. But people the "Atlantis" article to and has condemned the two create their colored glass­ ask their heavenly inform­ fake Dynamos to the heaven es with which they view the ant to contact “ Most Gra­ world with no contact with world. So, people are re­ cious Sir” . Surely this re­ the physical plane f o r 20 sponsible for what they say quest should be met if they years. about others, and they can are honest and willing to I would like for Mr. Ap­ change their world fran follow the truth where it sel to know that our Dynamo ugliness to beauty merely leads them. is still around, as always. by changing themselves. ttiat do I hope to accom­ I asked him if he had any ★ ★ ★ plish hy this experiment comment on Mr. Apsel's (reporting to "Most Gra­ charges. He said : cious Sir” ) ? I can prove And lightly caught, t he ToEach His Own that their spiritual con­ rudimentary encumbrance tact is a fabricator, and sighs a faint relief. The Truth, have that individual admit touch is brief, and leveled this u n d e r scrutiny. She in a varicolored analog, iPxuyA, S t & i q e JS&ni (or he) if brought forward the liquid cry of fancy (Co n tin ued from Page 3) to me, will be commanded to claims the score, anent the go to these authors and ad­ door. to be a story about Zelda but a part of our history. mit his/her deception! Easily trapped, the un­ developed hanger - on (The The material was brought by a number of individuals but Dynamo as per Apsel's eval­ Zelda's name was used be­ uation) has faint relief at 'Still Around and cause she is the leader of the long pursuit of Mr. Ap­ sel coming to an end. B u t the group. Still Rhyming/ We realize that a con­ the contact is brief — or the relief is brief— be­ troversy of this nature tfayA Tlaul O/YUiit cause when one fake Dynamo could boost the sale of the (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3) is invalidated , another is book, or even of The Aber- thoughts, fears, wishes of roduced almost immediately, ree, but we do not care to the sitters, and embroiders , ringing the Dynamo to the be a part of such a contro­ dresses up, dramatizes same low level as the other versy, and we are leaving these things, and throws inarticulate astrals that the sale of the book to the them back at the sitters in haunt seance rooms , unable publisher. the guise of spirits. That to speak their own name, Another thought-- in our is, in many cases. Not all. etc. They are products of awareness, there are as It is possible that some fancy, endowed with reality many levels of awareness on by the credulity and wish­ thoughts of astral entities ful thinking of the sitters . the higher planes as there do filter thru the minds of The fancies of the fowler are on this plane, and each some mediums. claim the gate is unde. must decide for himself During the 20 years of He who would shoot down what is true, or otherwise. 4 ------The fl 3 E R R E E ------DECEMBER, 1957 Capsule History of Indian Migration By THELA NEWCOMER $ liqhijfim fa!d h fleeJfan

HE HISTORY OP the American Indian EDITOR'S NOTE — Thela Newcomer, a psy- is a history of man , a history of chometrist as well as student of Scien­ religion, of higher entities, ana tology, sometimes contacts some strange it started when the surface of the things in her search into the little earth would not fit into any known topo­ known. As any psychometrist w ill te ll graphical map of our ever-changing globe. you, there's a lot of past, present, and future hanging around, ready to reveal Our Indians originally came from Rus­ itself to those sensitive enough to read sia , in the area that is now the lower — -and understand. ______part of Siberia and somewhat south. They came thru the same conditions and evolu­ were scattered over the entire area. Some tion as did the Neanderthal, Piltdown , of these animals were used as beasts of etc., but were cut off from these groups burden^ some for food. The mastodon, found by land masses— such as enormous mountain in Siberia, belonged to their age. They ranges and vast distances— that were very were the big grass eaters. Other types difficult to traverse. They were in no were cow-types, elephant-types, and way related to what was much later known horse-types , but these resembled ours of as Mongols; these were a different group . today very little. Cow-types were used The area from which they came was very for food, and were sometimes harnessed. hot— but a far different type heat than The horse-type animal was used mainly for that of the tropics. Their entire civili­ moving things. They were enormous, dull zation and its practices, of course, were and unintelligent--very tractable. These based on this heat and its effects on the “ horses” were hitched together in groups vegetation, game, and food substances. As of five, three in front and two in back— the climate began changing, cooling off, and made to pull tremendous sledges . They their methods of living were upset. Not were so sluggish that they never rebelled far enough advanced mentally to cope with against the size of their loads; the main these changes , they started following the problem was to keep them moving . retreating heat— going into areas similar These people had no gods at that time, to their former one. no religion. They didn’t associate death What is now known as the Bering Strait with a possible after-life . As they began was far north on the land mass then exist­ to settle, some form of religious belief ing. What would be the North Pacific began to creep into their communities— ocean was much further south than it now which gradually were changing as climatic is . The Pacific ocean was only a shadow conditions changed. Many couldn’t change of its present size. — and these kept on the move with the re­ The land mass , which was as far south treating heat zone. The ones who moved south found they as what is now Oregon, was warm enough had to change their habits somewhat. The that these migrators could follow their land masses here were quite different, accustomed ways of life as they moved and they began grouping according to geo­ across what is now the Pacific Ocean. graphical conditions. With this semi-per­ There were masses of mountains , enormous manency, beliefs and superstitions began in height, running slightly diagonal— to invade their thinking. Religions, somewhat north on the “Asian” side and to based on the animals that meant so much the south on the "American” side. There to their way of existence, began to take were many lakes . form. Traveling was not too difficult, since Early bodies were dense, animal-like. the migrants moved mostly thru the valleys Refinement of body structure had to occur separating the tremendous mountain ranges . before man could become intuitive. Our They moved into what is now northern Can­ animals are refined in body as compared ada , as it wa*s pretty warm there then , to their ancient structure; our animals and gradually filtered south into the are also clairvoyant and clairaudient . United States . However, the aborigines of Old-type animals didn't have this, nor the south had a different origin. did the crude-structured man. Mass was The migration was not solid. It took a dense; when density decreased, then came long time— something like 5,000 years for sensitivity beyond mere body. the temperature to change from very hot Most people stuck to a place where to warm. There was little moisture in the conditions were as they knew them. Relig­ a i r . ion always has had to do with settling. Huge animals, mostly of the bison Nomadic man didn't bother. He made him­ type (tough and stringy, such as are pic­ self responsible — but once in awhile, he tured in pictographs found in caves) , attributed things to what was around, DECEMBER. 1957 The ABERREE— ------'5 like repeating storms. (The god the Mon­ gols worshipped was a storm god in anger.) Mien people settled and made home life communal with little spreading, then re­ ligion flourished . They looked and iden­ tified and produced gods. Religion started out by men knowing themselves entirely responsible according to what their bodies could do. They had 1 ittle awareness of bodies at a distance . Then, as his vision began to encompass animals, mountain ranges, lakes, etc., he * clothed these parts of his expanding en­ *■ i vironment with equally expanding attri­ butes of godhood. Man’s vision increases ED. NOTE— The story of Jesus— is it fable, as his immediate needs are taken care o f . symbol, or history? we don't know— and to us, it doesn't make a lot of difference. However, Eventually, he even looks beyond the see- th is manuscript, which we plan to print ser­ able to a nothingness , and thus he cre­ ia lly , may make you think. Maybe, even study a ates a “ hereafter”. He gives living at­ bit some of the other religious "untouchables". tributes to all these things as he makes each into a god or gods, one after the Billions of dollars have been spent, other as his awareness extends . He gives millions of persons slain , and the most to his animal gods, man gods, etc., solid valuable scriptures of the Ancient World forms , changing them into man-type con­ have been destroyed — to conceal from the cepts with solid forms, and then he finds masses the “ soul’s secret” . he can have gods related to his concepts It was necessary to do this so the with no form. Thus he gets a God in the church could sell its God and its Jesus sky to represent everything, a nothing­ to the multitude . ness with a human mouthpiece to tell The “soul’s secret” was symbolized in about this God’s attributes (which usually the great sphinx of Egypt, carved from are close in description to man’s own stone so many ages ago that when first habits and nature .) found by the earliest Egyptians of which People built up lore, religion evolved there is any account, it was buried up to from one thing to another; circumstances its neck in the wind-blown sands of the were becoming compatible for a different desert. mental-type being to come in and take over The Christian Bible contains one def­ bodies. This only happened when conditions inite account of a great philosopher, who were physically and environmentally pos­ analyzed the soul’s secret — a secret sible. The framework was not always alike known to the Egyptians many centuries be­ but had some similarities. fore that land even had a name . Intensified thought, cultures, relig­ This famous philosopher of the First ious concepts change with the flow of ex­ Century, whose very name the church has perience . When our culture is such , then tried to erase and obliterate from all a new higher type will come in by way of records, was a man who became the god of mind and take over the available bodies . the people of Asia Minor, and was wor­ The other higher-type minds never enter shipped by them after his death . He was at a wrong time. Apollonius of Tyane , known to his follow­ The Egyptian civilization came from ers as Pol. Atlantis, to some extent. Up to historic In the Bible he was first called Saul times, when Egypt was a garden-like place, to hide his real identity, and then f o r they had wonderful minds. The brain a secret reason his name was changed to structure was excellent, the reactive •Paul (Acts 7:58; 13:9). mind could receive with not so many bar­ Prof. Hilton Hotema, in his “ Sons of riers in itself. There was a tremendous Perfection” , has explained the dark plot back of these changes in this man’s name. influx of high type minds, coming into And the Christian world would be shocked bodies at birth. Some of the Egyptians if it learned the real reason for this got out of their bodies, came here , and juggling of the name of this remarkable took over Indian bodies, at the appropri­ ate time. Some Egyptians came here in man . ( To be continued . ) bodies to colonize, but usually they came guide (not the exception, please) of by way of birth. Spiritualism isn’t progressing . These peo­ Many of the Indians that Spiritualists ple are the slow movers on the evolution­ claim as guides are low, in many ways. ary path . The Indian in a normal state is They have degenerated, and are trying to materialistic, decently so, but he has cling to physical life. The trend of his ethics. The guide is inferior to this I evolution is to grow, expand, express type . These are the people who would have quality , and refine . This refinement has- liked to have been a higher type than n ’t occurred evenly. Refining produced they really are, so they now claim to be quite a person. better brain structures and made a better The Indian has a graded system of what place for a higher-type mind. The typical (C o n t i n u e d on p a g e 13) 6— >------Th e A B E R R E E ------DECEMBER. 1*57

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Chapter 8 --THE MOVING FINGER carefully nurtured and developed by those (HRU THE AGES, there have been men who have it, becomes a constantly great­ who walked with God, know ingly. er, more accurate thing, upon which II Thru the ages, a l l men have walked those possessing it can more and more with God— after their individual rely. “ Flashes”, "hunches”, “ feelings” , fashions— with little knowledge even that "impressions” are for some ways to make they walked . God, to man, has always been contact with the Father. in man's image, rather than man in God's But this should be made clear at the image -- so far away from man that none outset of attainment: No contact frees could hear His voice, save Moses from out man of responsibility for living in the of the bush, save in dreams, save in ways outer world of the flesh. Man is not a that other men could not believe, could cripple that he uses crutches of any sort not accept . normally. Contact with the Father does The Speech of the Father, like the not mean that when it is made, man for­ Father Himself, is everywhere present. ever thereafter leaves all decisions to The Speech is called of some, the Music the Father. Not so! Man has a right of of the Spheres, and is from eternity. It decision; he is expected to make his own. is The Word by which all came into exis­ Even in emergencies the Father advises, tence and continues to ccme into exis­ upholds, but does nothing actively f o r a tence. It never ceases to sound. When and son or daughter— except that He activates if it does, everything will fall into them. They are expected to live their own ruins, will wholly disintegrate and be no lives. more. But this cannot happen. There are other ways, listed here in Every sound man hears is a segment of no special order. the Music, even as man himself is a seg­ 1. For every action, there is an equal ment o f the Father. Even discordant reaction. This, carried further, means sounds are distortions of the Music, that for every question man asks, there is which is the Voice which spoke the Word an answer. And the answer is poised imme­ in the Beginning. Man once heard, and diately the question is asked. It can be walked surely with his God. But he turned lost if man seizes upon it, worries it away and turned away until turning away about with what he calls his reason, became a habit, so fixed that he did not coloring it with his opinions, before he turn back — he had forgotten how— even to accepts what it has then become— far, this day. In time, he came to believe in far, perhaps, from the answer as actually the Father only with the lips of his given. This is the better way: Write down mouth, not with the faith of his heart, the question you would ask. Immediately and so he seemed to lose The Father. it is written down, write below it the Man can regain the Father in many answer which instantly comes. Do n o t ways. There are as many ways as there are worry at that answer as a puppy worries men in the Universe of Universes, the A ll at a bone or a fast-grown root. Accept of manifested creation. To indicate a few it, and let it be tested by time and is to indicate only what a few men and events. At first it may not be too accur­ women have found for themselves. Only ate, for does a small child pick up a that which men find fo r themselves is of book and know its contents instantly, lasting value to them. without first learning to read? Does even Man is guided. This guidance is advis- the well - read always read with complete )ry only, for not even the Father inter­ accuracy, pronouncing, seeing, under­ feres with that free will which He gave standing each word? There will be errors man in The Beginning. There are individ­ of reception. There also may be errors of ual , personal messengers of great tact transmission, for even Masters make and understanding, sent by the Father, errors in judgment occasionally (this is assigned by the Father, to protest a n d an evolving world and universe, in which guide each segment of the Father, and the nothing is ever perfect, but only thru messenger is also a segment, in the inner eternity s tr iv e s for perfection) so there world, of the Father, so that when seg­ should be allowances for error, especially ment co-operates with segment, Father and at first. With patience— and man must Father, Father and Son, are in close con­ learn patience “perfectly”— man’s answers tact. They are, in fact, in contact as become accurate to the point where they close as man cares to make it. seldom contain error. So, once having set We speak of “intuition” as a method of down an answer, let man ask himself a contact, and this is true. Intuition, “check” question, thus: “ Is this answer I Decem ber. 1957------The ABERREE------7 have just received the correct one?” His ments of men to the judgments of CSod; the “inner”, testing the question and answer, latter, after all, are often easier. Come will pass judgment on the answer, and man forth from sleep assured that questions will know. More and more frequently what have been answered, and that patiently he "knows” proves itself to be true. This awaiting them, in accordance with the law rule should apply in everything man ques­ in such matters, will bring them forth tions in his seeking for the endless into awareness. answers: How does it seem tome? If it 3. A third manner of acquiring, re­ doesn’t seem right, “ feel" right, "taste" quiring man to "go alone into the cham­ right, man will surely reject. A creature ber” . Close the eyes, or keep them open of the Creator, his free will guarantees if you still can shut out the world. him freedom of thought and action. Close the ears also. Close all channels Keep the record, taking note as events of sense perception used in the physical transpire, of its accuracy. And be not world as tightly as you find you can disappointed if the first answers do not (you can close them more tightly with prove out wholly. If the future were.eas­ each attempt, persevering) and then pic­ ily and perfectly read, it would be obvi­ ture a blackboard in your mind. See it ous that man does not have free will, but clearly. Then say to your guidance: "This that he is a kind of machine, a robot, is my question” , and speak it, aloud or with his future all laid out for him. Does within yourself. Then watch the black­ God Himself then know the future? He board, or the screen, or whatever blank knows His own, for He has planned it from clear surface you have chosen, and lo, eternity, but He has left man to decide the Finger will write, or the Breath will all things for himself. If He were to shape the words of the answer, and you know, then man would not be a free-will may capture it by watching, with patience . creature, for what God knows, is; for God This is a technique used by many. It can is L a w . Patience, patience, and shortly be done anywhere, with practice, for it answers will deeply satisfy. is a time-saver. However, when the answer 2. Another manner of acquiring. Man, is erased, man must record it, or make sure he remembers it os it was given, so on t h e borderland of sleep, carries his that in his p r o p e r use of it, he will not questions with him, asking that they be go astray, or "color” the answer until it answered in whatever "school” of the has lost its first meaning. Father he attends while absent from his 4. A third manner relies on inner dense body, and thus going about his hearing rather than inner sight. Man pic­ Father’s business; while his vital body tures the Christ Spirit as enthroned be­ repairs the cells he has that day de­ hind the heart. Man addresses himself to pleted in the Father's work in the outer that Spirit, and listens for the answer, world of man. lb himself man may say: bearing this in mind: The question and "Onto Thy Hands, Father, I give all my answer are mental - spiritual, and he body and spirit, that I may leam during should not expect to hear with the ears sleep those things which I wish to know, of his physical body, but with the ears if it be Thy will that I know them at of his "inner” . How is this done? By this time." Then man holds his thoughts deliberately increasing awareness. Man as closely into sleep as he can, and on becomes “ aware” of things invisible but his sleeping "slates” of mind, body, present. Man becomes “aware” of great be­ soul , spirit, the Father of His Messenger ings whom he cannot see, knowing they are writes the answers. Man should not expect, all around him, all the days and nights however, to remember all of these o u t ~ of his life. He should know also that toe wardly upon waking. It should be enough Christ Jfcirit he sees enthroned behind for him t o know that the Father answers, his own heart is also his own, given him writes, speaks across his “ slates”. Hav­ in the beginning that he may have iden­ ing “ slept upon the idea” , man suddenly tity thru eternity, that he may forever realizes that, apparently by himself, he be the “I” by which he knows himself. It has "got onto” the answers. The Father is to this Christ Spirit that he address­ has brought it thru to man , as man’s own . es himself, and this Christ Spirit, in Man has been very wise in his judgments perpetual contact with the Father, a n ­ when he has said, in all m a n ’s languages, swers all his questions. They may not in­ "I shall sleep on it tonight and let you know tomorrow." Thus the Father, thru His stantly be answered, but answered they Messengers, speaks and guides. One looks must be, for that is the Divine Law. The not for "phenomena” , save as one knows task of greatest difficulty is in being that all is phenomena, even the looking aware of the answers, because man has for for it; one simply takes for granted, so many eons turned away from his Father, knowing. It is natural, normal, practical with all his senses closed to the Law. to the extent that no man, hearing of it, 5. There are other ways, surprising will say that "he’s one of those people ways, which lead eventually to the broth­ who hear voices! ” All men hear voices, erhood of man. Any man may, wittingly or waking and/or sleeping, but not all men unwittingly, provide answers to your know it, and not all men who know, admit, questions. Did not Jesus say that out of possibly because they prefer the judg­ (Co n tin ued on Page 13) 8------The flBERREE---- DECEMBER. 1987 SOME FORERUNNERS (, of 'TOTOLOGY"

T ’S A FABULOUS concept, isn't it? By JOANNA WALSH You don't have to ask anyone if you can be it, you don’t have to pray What have the philosophers of the past to anyone for permission to be it; contributed to the advanced thinking of to­ you ARE it— and as it, you can decide to day? in th is series of a rtic le s, taken from create any state of activity. It sounds the taped lectures of Hardin and Joanna simple, doesn’t it? But actually, as To­ Walsh in Los Angeles, they point out how the "Concept of T otality", as they teach it to­ tality, when you decide to do it, some­ day, is not entirely new— except in appl ica- thing begins to seep into our conscious­ tion . - -The EDITOR.______ness and we realize first of all that we c a n do it. that nothing's going to hold distant effects” --that we are able to us back — nobody can -» and that something achieve by imagining them first, and the is quite a revelation. only way we can achieve it is by imagin­ On anyone on whom we do research— and ing, because that is what we have to use. right now we're working on philosophers— S o , thru our imagination, we can conceive I look for what they know about creative of "those distant effects of present imagination. That is my measuring rod. If actions,” because, as imagination, as they have an understanding of this, I Totality using the creative imagination, know that they can function as Totality. we are aware of the past, we are aware of Some, quite a great deal; others to a the present, and we are aware of the so- lesser degree. called future. There is no time— there is Spinoza i s a darling. He kno w s about only a sequence of events in space — and the creative imagination. He doesn’t go we are able to view all of this eternity as far as we know in Scientology and To­ thru our creative imagination. A pretty tality about the creative imagination, wonderful gadget we have, isn't it? If but —his concepts have helped overcome we'd but realize it. those we got from Aristotle, Plato, and a He said, "Which could have no play u p ­ few others, and certainly have helped on reaction” ; without it we could not have civilization a great deal. an action take place, a reaction to what Did you ’ know that he was excommunica­ we are thinking or what we are doing if ted because he did not believe in God? He we didn't use our imagination. What we was exiled from his church with a funeral. would get, if “reaction were thoughtless­ They said his soul was dead — can you im­ ly immediate", would be a reaction to the agine someone thinking a soul could die? subconscious memories. He goes on to They said he didn’t believe in God just qualify that further; That's what we will because he didn’t believe in little men get unless we create it with our imagina­ inflicting fear on mankind. He believed tion. We will react to our subconscious in G o d as a Universal Law— as most of us mind. We will have absolutely noncon­ understand God today. And they excommuni­ structive, creative effect upon our fu­ cated him! ture actions. It would be utterly impos­ Spinoza wait into so-called exile, and sible. We would be stymied. We would be began to discover truth-philosophy. Exile stuck in the block — unless we used our gave him an opportunity to do what he creative imagination. really wanted to d o . Many persons I ask to use their crea­ Here is what Spinoza says about imag­ tive imagination— to create, or imagine a ination . First, let us remember that some future state— will go nowhere near their of the words Spinoza uses are transla­ own characteristics. They will create tions from Latin — the language in which something — a house they can imagine they most philosophy was written in Spinoza's would like to move into and live in. They­ time. ’ll get just as far away from their own "Thought helps us to this larger view character as possible. Or they will cre­ because it is aided by imagination , which ate somebody else being different to presents to consciousness those distant them. This is real interesting, because effects of p re salt actioq, which could when we are in processing and I ask a have no play upon reaction if reaction person to create what they would desire were thoughtlessly immediate." for their future and they give me this Now, we will qualify this, and thoi we sort of information, it is a clear indi­ will take it further as we know it to be cation that they are not able to create thru our investigatiais. "Thought helps or visualize a state of consciousness or us to this larger view” — this Totality awareness that is an activity of greater concept, this considering that we are all dimensions. They are, in other words, and all are we. blocked off to that, and can only per­ "Which presents to consciousness those ceive it in relation to others affecting December. 1957------T h e A B E R R E E — ------9 them or a tangible thing such as a build­ electronic subconscious pictures that are ing being there for them to live in. That in and around the body and the spirit and which you cannot create with your imagin­ the I Am, when we use our imagination to ation during a session of processing is a create a future. clear indication of your inability to This was a number of years ago, 1632- handle these objects in space. Therefore, 1677, and we've lost sight of so much of they are going to affect you. The sooner this wisdom today. Here was a man who we learn how to create, to use our imag­ understood that in order for man to be ination, the sooner we will function as really free, he must needs take the eter­ Totality. It's just as simple as that. nal concept, the total concept, because Spinoza said about immediate reaction you cannot look at things outward here to our imaginative state, "It could not and accept them as your reality; you BE immediate". Well, we say it can be im­ don't have t o . You can create it in your mediate to the extent that we are func­ imagination and it will then solidify in­ tioning as Totality. If each and every to a recreated state to match your imag­ (me of us could postulate as Totality, ination. This is how all things are done. "It is so !", i t would come from that I was reading in a magazine about state into so lid form right now, to the Darryl Zanuck, the producer, and it said, degree that we are certain it occurs. To "H e is admired above all for his integ­ that degree only it does occur. To the rity, his vision, and most, for his keen degree that we aren't, what occurs is a imagination." Any of us, who do not daily time lag. What occurs is the inability to create and imagine a state to live in for dissolve the barriers, the veils of un­ the day, a state of perfection, a state awareness, to that immediate action. You that we know we can be happy in; each day ARE able to postulate into immediate ac­ create it, put it out there, look at it, tion fran the imaginative state, which is see it, hear it, smell it, feel it, taste the real state, actually; because what is it, and do this as Totality, with expand­ in the imaginative state is real; what is ed awareness— unless a person can do this, in the solid state is a gross duplicate he is defeating himself, he is defeating of it. his abilities. Spinoza knew this. He said, "The great Is anything stopping anyone from doing obstacle to intelligent behavior is the this? It takes one miAute, two minutes, siq>erior vividness of present sensation to create it, visualize it, give it-the as compared with those projected memories works — see it, hear it, smell it, J?eel which we call imagination." it, taste it— then take it as Totality, Our senses on the earth plane, in this move it into the body and give that blue­ earth body, are quite vivid to us. The print TO th is body, and you've got it. imaginative state is less tangible, less Then walk around in that consciousness. vivid, and so we think it is not real, Do not accept anything that anyone else but as Totality (that which creates all tells you. " Y o u ’re small", "You're ugly", things), when we dissolve those barriers, "You're not this", " You’re not that"— you that imaginative state will be as real if don't buy any of it. You KNOW. not more so than our senses can perceive Here's where we take o ff from what at this time. There will be a reality Sfrinoza says. He says, "By imagination that I cannot put into words, only some­ a n d organized thought (or reason), we thing you can experience. And you will turn experience into foresight.” We say, find, too, that you won’t be able to put “ With imagination and KNOWINGNESS” . Get it into words, it will be that exquisite. that difference, between reason and know­ This is not a distant thing; this is not ingness. He knew that, because he said, to happen to you when you die and leave “We are free only where we know". Knowing the body. It happens now, to the extent is not a physical thing. It is a function that you can accept it. as Totality. When we realize this, our He continues o n , in relation to imag­ whole perspective changes. Our whole ination: "By imagination and organized attitude toward life changes. Until you thought (he calls it reason, but it is a know that as Totality these bodies and Latin interpretation), we turn experience all of these things are merely activities (by imagination) into foresight." We can within you, we're not using this greatest foretell our future with our imagination ! of power. How can this be ? Because we ’ re creating A man who had been in Dianetics with it. We become the creators of our future us, down at the Foundation, called up two and cease to be the slaves of our past; days ago and said, "This exteriorization and so we achieve (he says) t h e only stuff you're talking about— this expanded freedom possible. awareness — you got a tape on it?” We've Those are pretty profound statements. got many tapes on it, instead of just He understood about the subconscious mind one. He said, “ I ’d like to listen to it. when he said, "We become the creators of I want to find out about it, too. I think our future and cease to be the slaves of you're all wet. It isn’t possible, this our past when we use our imagination and expanded awareness, this exteriorized organized thought.” We cease to function awareness.” His words gave me an insight as an automatic robot, based on those (Co n t in u ed on P age 12) 1 0 ------The A3ERREE----D E C E M B E R . i «57 Clarifying Synergetics -- Part III By ART COULTER Qbeiiation Sloss l(j>s dndioiiualit V OPERATION STABLE is a milestone for ulus. If you can find that stimulus, and man comparable to the discovery of substitute a synergic release for the Dianetics . reaction, y o u ’ve got it licked. For the first time in human his­ Now, of course, this is very difficult tory, true “ clears^' are being produced— for the average man to d o . The very fact in numbers. that he has aberrations makes it diffi­ A technical knowledge of Synergetics cult . If he didn’t have the aberrations, is not necessary. he could do it easily. But then, he would An auditor or coach is not necessary. be a clear, by definition. It can be done by the individual w o r k i n g The answer to the problem is to get alone. rid of these aberrations, one by one, in The only condition is that the indi­ special work sessions, free of distrac­ vidual be at least average in intelli­ tions. This we have always known. But gence and self-honesty. until recently it was necessary, or high­ What is a “true clear*’? What are “ true ly desirable, to have a coach or auditor. clears” like? Is this a desirable way to Furthermore, the coach or auditor had to be ? be technically skilled. Moreover, having By "true clear” is meant a person who an auditor cost a lot of money. And is clear in the original, Book 1 sense : while coaches work “ for free’’, there an unaberrated individual. still are not very many around, and they The discovery of this state by the or­ are very much in demand. iginator of Dianetics was a remarkable All this has been changed. The do-it- discovery. The fact— now generally admit­ yourself kits of Synergetics do the tech­ ted— that Book 1 techniques did not pro­ nical job for you. They make it virtually duce this state as claimed does not de­ impossible not to achieve benefits. And tract from the basic importance of the they are cheap— a dollar apiece. (For the discovery. Truly, it was a milestone for fact they are cheap, you have Don Purcell man comparable to the discovery of fire. to thank .) For the important thing is that the state is achievable. It is potential in What are “ true clears ” like ? every human being . Many persons— perhaps Well, one thing is sure, they are most— have had “ clear moments" in their certainly likable people. They are warm, lives. Making it possible for the average friendly, natural. They are “superior’’ to man to achieve this state permanently is, the average, true, but they do not flaunt after all, only a problem of engineering. their superiority ; they do not domineer. Create the technology you need, do the They are, indeed, uniformly reluctant to research and development required, and “broadcast’’ the fact that they are clear. sooner or later you are bound to come up They prefer to say nothing about it. with the answer. You may encounter clears in the Syner­ This Synergetics has now done. The fact getic community. But you won’t find them that it can now be done without a coach by asking about it . By their acts shall o r a u d i t o r is dramatic evidence of the you know them. Watch their behavior. power of Synergetic tools. They are so Watch how they respond, say, to a self­ simple to use that you don't need an ex­ esteem threat. You will note that they do pert to show you how to use them, or to not react. On rare occasions under con­ use them on you. You don’t even have to siderable provocation , they might react, spend a lot of time getting a technical but they quickly replace the reaction knowledge of Synergetics. You can use with a synergic response. All this is them without knowing what a SET point is, done quietly. But the overall effect is or a CEDA sequence , or the definition of tremendous. the Analytical Principle. Another characteristic is the way they If you can read--if you are willing to respond to the aberrations of others. be self-honest -- if you really want to Again, you have to observe them closely eliminate all aberrations permanently— to see what they are doing. They are you can become a “ true clear” . quite “ sensitive''— in the sense of being An aberration is, by definition, sim­ able to read others amazingly well. They ply a reactive pattern which “takes hold" are quite aware of the aberrations of of a person from time to time. Sometimes others. But they tune them out. They we realize we are reacting— either at the never confuse the aberration with basic time or shortly afterward. Sometimes we personality. They don’t eliminate aberra­ don’t. But the important thing here is tions from others in this way— only the that every aberration starts with a stim­ individual can remove his own aberrations DECEMBER. 1957 The A B E R R E E ------H — but they surely reduce the effects of these aberrations. These clears also show a marked rise APROPOS in confidence and competence . You have to know them “before” in order to appreciate AND this fully. But in every c a s e , they have greatly extended the range and scope of their activities. Some of this is easy to NON SEQUITl see . But clears also engage in activities and processes not visible to the average By MARIZUS von SCHRADI man . DECLINE FROM PERFECTION SPED Another characteristic is accelerated growth. when a person becomes a clear, he IN PROPORTION TO OUR DESIRES does not stop and rest on his laurels . According to the Ancient Masters, per­ This is not a state of “ perfection” , an fection was the state of original man. "end state” in which he knows all, sees Under cosmic law nothing less could come all, is infinitely good and wise, etc . On into being . the contrary, there is a marked increase Perfection is the state beyond desire, in the rate of his development. It is as use, and need. It is whole and complete if the elimination of his aberrations in itself— totality. frees him for the first time to realize Perfection desires nothing, needs how tremendous his potentialities actu­ nothing , uses nothing . ally a r e . Desire creates need, need creates use, There are many characteristics of the and decline from perfection begins. Mod­ clears now appearing in Synergetic cir­ ern commercialism spends billions of dol­ cles , and this description is only par­ lars annually to intensify desire and to tial . But one last point deserves to be create more desire for more things. mentioned. These clears are all dif­ A thing is imperfect in proportion to ferent . Their uniqueness as individuals its needs. The greater its needs, the is accentuated , markedly . This was per­ greater its imperfection. haps to be expected. But it is worth Man sinks from perfection by reason of while mentioning, because the way one (1) desire, which creates (2 ) need, which clear acts in no way establishes a norm creates (3) use, which creates (4) habit, by which all clears will act . And also : which creates (5) body adjustment, which if you see a clear, don’t try to be like creates (6) demand, which creates (7) him. If you do, you will be introducing enslavement. an artificial aberration, a barrier to Man rises from imperfection as he lib­ the realization of your own uniqueness. erates himself from the low level of (This is one of the reasons why clears self-imposed enslavement . prefer not to be identified as such.) Be In his perfect state, man desired yourself; to thine own self be true. nothing, needed nothing, used nothing, The third question was: “ Is being a and was free of enslaving habits . clear a desirable way to be?” That is for the reader to decide. certain degree. But we realized their THE END shortcomings, and we wanted to know more . 0C4OO We studied with Hubbard, and realized he FORERUNNERS OF TOTALITY—SPINOZA had something. I knew he didn’t have the (Con tin ued from P age 10) whole picture, but was willing to try into this individual, not in condemnation, what he had. I knew when he came up with but in understanding that he could listen Scientology that he had more — he had a to 100 tapes— not with an idea of experi­ better picture — but he didn’t give the encing, but with an idea of disproving whole picture then. He spoke of an Eighth it. The intention is incorrect, natur­ Dynamic . He spoke of Infinity . And then ally. If you're going to take the trouble he said we cannot approach it. to listen to a tape, or to discuss this I could not buy this for u s , for you, expanded awareness, or, as we call it, To­ for me— and this is when we began to dis­ tality, with anyone, you need to do it cover, thru research and continued devel­ with the uirierstanding of “What can I get opment , glimmers of what I am talking out of this? Vttiat can I understand from about. this?” You may not buy it. That’s dif­ If you are interested in expanded ferent . But with the attitude, “ Maybe awareness, in functioning as Totality, there's something there. I will keep an begin by using your creative imagination . open mind. I will consider it,” y o u m a y That is your first step. And then KNOW even experience it. With argument you with certainty. Our philosophers gave us won’t. You won't even get a toehold. some wonderful concepts and we now, in Many persons came into this work early this philosophy, add application, action, in Dianetics, as we all did, after having whereby it is possible for you, too, to tried everything— psychology, metaphysics , turn these Totality concepts into some of Christian Science, the works. They all the most real realities you can imagine. went a certain way — for us ; helped to a (Next month--Emanuel Kant) 1 2 ------The ABERREE---- DECEMBER. 1957 FLIGHT FROM COLD TO NEED FOR GODS comparable to the white man's so-called (C o n t i n u e d fro m p a g e 6 ) “ Initiate". These people are receiving people can be: Workers, then refined information for the benefit of the tribe. types to do certain things, chiefs, medi­ This higher type is something special. cine men , seers, and in some cases, ex­ It's a refining of body so that the mind treme types of refinement. This is the can use it readily. This type person gets type that has the wisdom of the tribe, his knowledge while in a body, or goes out of his body to get much of it. WHISPERS OF THE GOD WITHIN These people, when out of the body, (C o n t i n u e d fro m P ag e 8 ) will impress people who can lead a large the mouths of babes and sucklings cometh group. They will show themselves as Indi­ wisdom? True, and those who thus provide ans , if necessary. These people out of the answers may have no knowledge what­ bodies never take a person over, they ever of what they speak. Say to any man merely impress . The guide of the Spirit­ encountered, be he beggar, thief, states­ ualist will take over mind and body and man', liar, murderer, rapist, dictator, relive his life, but the really big people idiot, imbecile, moron, teacher, pupil, of the tribe don't do this. These people baby, child, adolescent: " I wonder what don't even bother to identify themselves, would happen if... ” and pose your ques­ they are so impersonal. As an example, tion. If the one addressed stands mute, consider the making of the Constitution that may be the answer. Or he may offer of the United states. Here, a large group what he believes to be an •‘opinion", of persons of increasing numbers and which may well be your answer, for man so scope were to be affected. The immediate often speaks with his God thru other men, workers for the Constitution were not too even thru “babes and sucklings". But test important; it was the group that was to the answers always, as you were bidden be considered. In a case like this, minds long ago to “ test all spirits, asking outside with the ability to see would im­ whether they be of G o d ” . You know, of press the actual arrangers, disregarding course, that they are of God, else they the personal . They give their information would not be, so testing them merely and drop contact with the minds in bod­ means to make sure in your own mind that ies , but when they see needs, they are they are of God now, that in this moment, able and ready to serve. rather than in some far-off distant mo­ The Indian in after-life finds people ment when they have redeemed themselves, with his own type thought, according to they are “ working at” the business of his emotion— as one in anger goes where being of God. They are of God if they everyone is angry (war in heaven?). exist. Many times men, thus seeking, won­ Ordinary citizens have emotional tone, dering , puzzled, possible in despair, so they locate a compatible emotional find their answers in some “ chance re­ tone. After awhile, emotions change to mark” , overheard in the most unlikely attitudes; then he takes on thinking and places. Man should keep ears open for goes to a similar attitude group. ( I am these answers, for every man, every ot h e r referring to those who do not take on man also, is a channel. Man receives let­ bodies soon after death.) If these people ters, postal cards, telegrams, cablegrams and he develop a certain line, he hopes from other men, and often in them he to stimulate the people in bodies who are finds his needed answers. He may or may also working along this line. not recognize them, but he should watch for his answers everywhere, because in We think of barriers. People graduate every possible way of reaching them, God thru barriers, and people will work seeks contact with H is children; rather, closely with those in bodies, not as He seeks contact f o r them with Himself. guides . Our ability of contact is wide ; Oddly enough, if you listen to h u m a n contact in sleep is complete much of the voices, thru which “the voices” may speak time. When we awaken, we don’t usually at any moment, especially in moments of remember, but we act on the things we stress, of emergency, no neighbors can worked with while asleep. You merely go say: “ He’s a queer one, a religious fa­ natic: he listens to voices, and believes on with similar things, asleep or awake. what he thinks they tell him .’ ’ But remem­ ber always to make the “ tests” by which REQUEST FOR ANALYSIS you prove “ voices” , "slates”, “black­ Thela Newcomer, Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. boards” , your own receptiveness; ask I enclose a donation of $3 for time yourself, “How does this strike me?” , and spent on analysis of five questions I wish if the answer to that “ tastes” good, then answered. (Use separate sheet for thesei. the chances are excellent that you are My birth date: Day....month...... making closer and closer your eternal contact with the Father. Keep the record, year.... hour...... A.M. or P.M ..... however, to check your own accuracy. It place of birth...... is best, perhaps, to share it with none others, for people who do not do, be­ Name...... lieve, feel, are prone to destroy, and if Street ...... you allow them they can easily destroy your record and all for which it stands. City...... State...... (To be concluded in Jan.-Feb. Issue) DECEMBER. 1957 ------T h e f l B E R R E E ------13 a handful of cancelled stamps , the cards (to Ye Ed! said: sometimes... "Just spent some days with 1 Hunaman Lone ( &ax Free­ Phil the Pill (=0! who makes dom! , after 124 issues of his nothing out of everything.” HRA (Huna Research Associates') It was signed by Arthur Burks. Bulletin, is abandoning the The second card , addressed to project as too unstable , when Ye Pub, was from Phil Fried­ its support depends on volun­ man , and said , ’ ‘just spent my tary contributions from those ATT with Burks of Paradise, interested , or who profess in­ who makes something from noth­ terest. instead, Max says in ing.” These notations of what his Nov. 1 number, in the fu­ our two ABERREE authors "spent” ture he’ll produce his infor­ may be highly significant and mation thru small booklets, deep— but maybe they were only typing them up directly on pa­ trying to tell us who paid the per plates for offset print­ dinner check, or who bought ing , and selling these only to the two 2-cent stamps used to those willing to pay their own send the cards ... way. After such a long period , 5 If you’ll read the Lend­ demise of the HRA Bulletin ing Library “ ad” on the back will be regretted , and proba­ page, you’ll notice that our bly by none more than those book list is really growing. i Sometimes we get more who neglected to contribute For this we have the following than a bit annoyed at what is their share of the cost... donors to thank: Helen Shaffer left of our once - efficient 1 Another mimeographed publi­ of Yonkers , N . Y., Lee Lock­ postal system. For example, in cation to “ give up the ghost” hart of Grants, N.Mex.,and the last month: Volnev Math- is SATELLITE, which has been Alffed Dean Burck , Hoi lywood . ison , for whom we did the com­ published only a few months by In addition , the former Agnes position and layouts on his Richard Hall , of New Orleans. Johnson retrieved some books latest opus , frantically sent Hall , in a short note telling she’d stored in her niece’s us an inquiry in regard to the of the projected death of his garret— if and when. And this missing final page of his book . flying saucer publication, being “when” , the Library gets We hadn’t seen it. Then, two says “ People seem to prefer them ... K And the Librarian , days later, by airmail and double-talk and nonsense to who is also the Donor, Pub., special delivery, the package facts . Easier to conclude what WFE ., SEC ., ETC., h a s found containing the page was shoved you want to that way.” And so , herself so bogged down i n under our door, inside, Volney as the sky fills with foreign bookwork (that’s a pun with a angrily complained that the satellites beep - beeping in­ double meaning! that s h e ’s package had been held by the sults at Americal “ experts” having to revise what started postoffice for four days , a n d who’ve always contended that out as a very simple ledger then returned to him for in­ man-made moons and flying sau­ system. If this doesn’t work sufficient postage, instead of cers are science fiction , one out, she threatens to drop sending it on and letting us of our own (or, rather, Dick’si some of her titles — such as make up the deficit at this SATELLITE goes into the waste­ "Hkpr.” ,“ Wfe.” , or even, may­ end. This followed by only two basket ... be , the “ ETC .” in which event, weeks a protest from Ralph K . 1 Just so readers won’t get. Ye Ed , in self-defense , might Swanson , of Orlando , Fla. , to the idea this column reports find it necessary to scout for the effect he’d received none only demises, we point with a non-profit librarian--if of his ABERREEs since renewing amazement to the first printed there is any such animal ... his subscription last May. We copy of “ was-IS-will Be” , is­ 5 Beginning next year, prob­ checked, found that the maga­ sued by the Brookside Study ably with the January-February zine sent to the address he and Discussion Group , of New­ issue, "The Radiant one” , whom still uses had been returned ark , Del. This publication , Jacob Apsel describes as an to us, marked “ refused” , and which started out as a mimeoed “important heavenly character”, extra postage collected. But news-letter, looks very good will start making quarterly the latest effort to pay off in its new format of 20 pages , forecasts for ABERREE readers . the postal deficit by levying which are only slightly small­ We were sent one for the last mailing fees two or more times er than pages of The ABERREE . three months of 1957— too late on one piece of mail came when Type , too , is smaller than The for timely publication, of Tony Benson’s ABERREE, which ABERREE uses -- we might point course — but if the “ Radiant has been going to his Cleve­ out to those critics who think One’s” foresight is as good as land, Ohio, address for eight The ABERREE should furnish a his hindsight, t h e feature months or so, came back marked magnifying glass with each ought to prove popular. As the "unknown”. Getting “ unknown” subscription. "Was-lS-Will Be” voice of the Infinites, why within one month is a darned i^/will be published “at least shouldn’t we attract writers good trick— if you can do it— every 2 months” ,and i^will be from another vibratory realm , but before you try and contact supported by donations. George as well as those with physical Tony for a way to disappear Nickerson is editor — and he fingers punching the physical from taxes, obstreperous mates, has quite a staff of assist­ keys of a physical typewriter? and bill collectors, y o u ’d ants and advisors — 14 of them 1 Last month, we claimed better find out if it’s a mir­ — which Ye Ed and Pub (two! the distinction of being half acle or postal blooper. And if envy just a little bit.4. 1 We the four who had not been in you don’t get your ABERREE got a couple cards the other contact with a certain “clear­ some month, you might check day -- practically identical - - ing house” regarding their in­ your mail carrier to see if mailed from Paradise , Penn ., valid-now^ valid certificates, you have “ refused” i t , or if so we guess the roadside eat­ and we now wish to retract you are “ unknown” . It’s won­ ery pictured on the front must half that statement. One of us derful what you can find under be near there . Anyway, one of has, during the last few weeks , 14 The ABERREE DECEMBER. 1957 highly sensitized by emotion, or in a state of reduced con­ scious awareness, wherein the inductee (the author’s special term for pre-clear, patient, PRACTICAL SELF - HYPNOSIS , By subject, whoosh, etc.! con­ Volney Mathison. 130 pp. $3. sents to and does duplicatively 1 2 1 4 H . 3 0 , Los Angeles, Calif. create mental images or pic­ If you want to be hypno­ tures , a n d proceeds to act tized, you don’t need to face them out on the physical level a turbaned gentleman with a to some degree, or so far as scintillating jewel in the he is able to do so , in accor­ COLUMBUS, Ohio . Nov. 1— The bath towel wrapped around his dance with the oral instruc­ Synergetic community, electri­ head , Volney Mathison says in tions of the hypnotizing oper­ fied by the emergence of "true the latest of his string of ator.” clears", is eagerly looking electropsychometric publica­ If you’re one who fears forward to the Oak Ridge syn­ tions; just turn on your radio hypnosis, a n d sits in smug ergetic workshop, to be held or T-V, or pick up a paper, or complacency nursing a postulate in oak Ridge , Tenn ., Nov . 28 magazine, or book-- such as that "No one’s going to hypno­ thru Dec. 1. This will be a “Practical Self-Hypnosis”--and tize me” , you, especially, typical Synergetic workshop, you’ve had it, brother; you’ve should read this Mathison ex­ featuring teamwork and group had it. To some degree. pose’. You’ll find that you can tracking, emphasizing Syner­ Hypnotism, Mathison defines be in the toils of hypnosis, getics but using all available after 17 pages that hypnoti­ tho seemingly wide awake and tools. (It is being organized cally prepare the reader for alert, in fact, Mathison says, by Paul and Mary Cox, 103 Gor- acceptance of the definition, the unconscious hypnotee (an gas Lane, Oak Ridge, so please " comprises the accepting of ABERREE-coined word! is about address any inquiries to them.! suggestions while the mind is *I as rare as a doctor who knows A number of persons have what he’s doing (an ABERREE- asked how “ Operation Stable" coined simile!. wants to be our "patron saint’’, There are a lot of hypno­ got its nickname of "Hercules”. I don’t mind. I wasn’t in on the christening, tists— such as the preacher In a n y event, Operation who depicts a fiery hell for but as I understand it, Paul Stable is well under way, al­ Cox was reminded by the term those untithing sinners; and, tho it is still far too early we might add, the billboards “ stable” of one of the fabul­ to report on its progress. But ous feats of Hercules-- clean­ that picture the horrors of a enthusiasm is high-especial ly dead child you’re not supposed ing up the Augean stables. Not among those who have been rela­ being too familiar with the to hit, but will , if you pay tively isolated, or who don’t more attention to these hypno­ fabulous feats of "Old Herky", have money to burn and are at­ I ’m not sure whether the asso­ tizing billboards than you do tracted by the non-profit fea­ to your driving; and the array ciation is 100 percent compli­ ture. (There are small costs— mentary, but if the old boy of imposing certificates on a the do-it-yourself kits sell doctor’s or auditor’s office for a buck apiece — but these wall that hypnotize you into received four communications are well within the reach of believing the possessor there­ from this let’s-keep-it-anony- most persons.! Several ABERREE of can miracle you into health mous organization, and altho readers have written inquiring even when he knows darned good three of these letters were about "Herky” , and if others and well that if he was so direct invitations to take one are interested, my address is smart, he’d do something about of the latest courses , we feel 297 Canyon Drive, Columbus, 0. that ulcer, and bad heart, and that this is one of the health­ The news that "true clears" so forth which eventually will iest steps taken by this group are now being developed in send him to the same undertaker in the last two years, or so. numbers must be tempered by he’s expecting to have you Being advocates of the power the realization that ( a! a lot visit next if your faith in of mind, we can see where the of work must be done before him doesn’t cause you to cure antagonizing of any number of they are present in effective yourself. Not to mention (and persons b y excommunication numbers (it will be three years we’re still talking about hyp­ would bring upon such an or­ before there are enough to notists! , the parents , teach­ ganization a deluge of negative exert any measurable influence' ers, cops, military, neighbors, thoughts . In view of this , it on human aberration!, and (b! storekeepers— you name it, and may well be that the creative we still can’t clear eveo" you’ve got it, somewhere, some powers of well-wishing follow­ body. in particular , the in­ time . ers may give potency to an or­ sane, whether inside or out­ Of course, one of the main ganization that otherwise has side of mental hospitals , pre­ purposes of Mathison’s book is little to recommend i t . Which sent serious problems we don’t to convince you of the value might explain the ebb and flow yet know how to surmount. (I n of tapes you play just before of this "ism’’ and that“ ology" this area, “ other fields” may you go to sleep, and which are thruout the ages. ..T’Bad luck” well be ahead of synergetics.! supposed to relieve you of in the form of fire has hit Operation Stable,is, of course, anything you may have -- from a ■Toe Zubris. of Dorchester, our answer to this first dif­ bad habit of smoking to paint­ Mass ., twice in recent weeks . ficulty. To the second, we are ing your front teeth with the First, he suffered heavy loss working on one. It is called point of a pencil during per­ to his home, little of which I "project Bossy” , and its aim iods of nervousness. And they will be recovered thru insur­ is to develop an electrome­ may do it, too. But if you’ve ance . The second fire was in chanical machine for producing been avoiding hypnosis because the business block in which he an "artificial environment" you’re afraid of it, you can has his electrical repair bus­ thru which effective contact toss that fear out the window iness , but Joe says the damage with the insane can be estab­ right now. You’re already hyp­ was inconsequential . lished. notized! To some degree. DECEMBER. 1957 The ft BERR EE------15 conscious mind. Either way, ence outfit. They are very the other part of the mind nice folk, but no more scien­ knows where the idea comes tific than Aunt Keturah’s rule from and knows why the con­ for molasses cookies ( ‘You scious mind wants to act on take about enough molasses and it, even to making the body boil it about as you judge and sick. Old-fashioned chain­ mix it down with a good lump scanning, on an analytical of butter, pinch of salt, about level . Even illness, fear, twice that in bakinsody, and hatred, etc., can be helped flour to make the right stiff­ this way.” --Pearl Hermick, ness to the dough’ i ~ made ex­ Phoenix, Ariz. cellent cookies, especially if you watched her at it a n d "So pleased with the last spotted the egg going in which issue of your brain-child ‘Ab’. she never remembered to men­ The Coulter & Purcell contri­ tion . Best thing was that you butions especially fine... never had to complain of mon­ "I have long wanted to know otony, for they were never more about the field of the twice the same. Such is life. two above named researchers. But NOT science. ‘Operation Stable’ — WOW. Is “ I have visited their open that ever an out-of-this-uni- occasions; they charge a dol­ verse objective. One often lar ‘token’ fee to — as o n e wonders where is there a ' sta-N guest put it — keep the bums "Each issue of your maga­ ble, responsible, 95%-sane in­ zine seems better. It’s for out. Dr. Ann has a lot of good dividual’ (besides one’s self, stunts and is a most interest­ that reason that a gross error of course'* ???? in fact becomes all the more ing talker... "If one C A N take these "The main reason I would painful. steps here outlined in Ab and "Hardin Walsh states rather say definitely that she is far become— IN TIME — stable (I from clear is in the process definitely that Spinoza 'was hope this means well-balanced an ordained Catholic clergy­ she uses with groups. I ob­ and reasonably sane in behav­ served this often enough to man’ , and this must surely ior pattern *, again I say, come as quite a surprise to make sure. She runs a complete ‘Wow’. I have never read a tone cycle in a sort of mono- anyone who has ever been in­ clearer presentation— so there terested in the good man’s log and then has a kind of must be evidence there that it conversational teacher - ball work . Spinoza was a Jew , and does work . Yes ? the story of his clash with game with them . The group has “ May I ask a question please a marvy time and so, apparent­ the synagogue of which he was of Ye Ed. Does this revelation a member is one of the most ly, does she— but none of them and offer to share make these seems to know what is really dramatic ever 1ived. gentlemen into Do-Gooders " A writer who is careless (like me1*? That still rankles going on and none of them can of facts must not expect to a bit, you see. one offers a duplicate it. When she is away persuade readers to accept his the procedures are entirely SERVICE— can’t they escape be­ different — a kind of moral opinions — Hfn. G. M iller, Mc­ ing dubbed obnoxious D.G. ’s by Keesport, Penn. lecture without the sparkle, people (no names'* who SHOULD and absolutely no looping that "What took place in that know better? Huh? loop— not knowing herself that movie you mentioned in the Ab- "Now, a question for the she does it, she can’t teach erree is something I ’ve known two contributors (who have un­ the others , of course . could and was happening for a wittingly DONE ME SO MUCH “ This group does many things very long time. That’s why, to GOOD 1, Is the ANALYZER allied praiseworthy, by common sense, me, it was very important to with, identical to, or a facet and has been a real haven for get the people in a condition of the INTUITION? I inquire in a few old Dianeers who were so that when a thought entered al1 seriousness. people of good sense and good "Granting that we entities will , real friendliness, but their minds, instead of react­ function thru mechanics , still ing to it, they would be able exasperated b y the general to objectively consider it be­ does anyone dispute ( cleared group meanness that has so one, I mean'* that evolved hu­ often appeared in processing fore acting . After one speaks mans are superior-machines (at or acts, then it is too late least* functioning with the X- groups. For one thing, they to alter the effects they have factor that can be ‘inspired have always had very good- caused. The analyzer will help and inventive’ via a process looking quarters, pleasant you find where these thoughts known as the intuitive KNOWING­ colors, evident good taste. At come from if you try to find NESS? I would appreciate learn­ first they were associated out. with some oculists— Dr.Ann is, "Some time, if you have an ing how intuitive qualities of I believe, an optometrist— but unusual idea about something , good judgment can be linked up with t h e analyzer— decision later they bought and redid an give the idea a label and have old run-down brownstone build­ someone ask you to repeat it a technique . Whether one should ing on Beacon Street, down near­ few times; then ask who’s encourage, o r discard, this er the Public Garden— a nice talking, where from, etc. I intuitive line of thought. location. They put in a lot of think you’ll feel more free Does it impede or release the work , did most or all of the about using the idea or not flows needed for CLEARED COM­ painting and papering them­ after a very few minutes of MUNICATION ? in their opinion? selves, and show a lot of these questions. It seems that In your opinion? ’’—Marie Phelps spirit of co-operation. after the verbal mind repeats Sweet, Hollywood, Cali f . "Nonetheless, all they have the words a few times, they is Dr. Ann and all she has is either sink into another part “ Meant to respond sooner to one process which she handles of the mind, or the other part your request for more data by intelligent (and I DO mean of the mind comes nearer the concerning the Perceptual Sci­ VERY intelligent 1 instinct. So 16— ------The A]3ERREE DECEMBER. 1957 all they get Is whatever com­ tal communication developed we can’t partake of your hos­ fort It gives them; it adds and was used— when desired. pitality in Enid. We will be not one Jot or tittle to the “ Another point — Did you very close to Jim Welgos as we total of knowledge in this wonder about the education of go thru Alabama.”— Phil Fried­ world. Once satisfied of this, the infant from conception, man , Pittsburgh , Penn. I let the matter drop... thru birth, and after birth? “ While being dispassionate The technique given in the “ I ’m a "little slow, but and critical, you’ve been do­ blue booklet you advertised find I must rise to the de­ ing something lately which tells how it was done... Maybe fense of Bacon’s teachings , as irks me to a bit of discom­ it’s true that there is noth­ being somewhat misrepresented fort . I thought you were fussy ing new under the sun.”-- a n d misunderstood by t h e about words -- don’t you know George C. Bent , Glendale , Cal . Walshes , this time by Joanna . what psychometry means ? How “ Par from being a ‘Forerun­ come this lady with ESP does­ “ Latest Aberree to hand and ner of Totology’ , I suspect n't see into a dictionary some contents noted. I like best Francis Bacon would, rather , time?... Ton have the less ex­ the envelope with the horse’s place it among the ‘ four class­ cuse, since you ought to know. gla-a-asses. That’s a horse es of idols that beset men’s (HX NOTE — You can blame m e , laugh , son . minds’— for this reason: * words Alma; I gave her the ‘psychom­ “ Thanks for reminding me react on the understanding; eter’ label . Maybe I should that Jim Welgos was visiting and this it is that has ren­ have called it PSI- chometry, here right on our street. Dan dered philosophy and the sci­ eb?l...psychometry, as usually Green and I attended one of ences sophistical and inact­ practised, goes to a great his meetings... ive . Whence it comes to pass deal of trouble to avoid guess­ “ It’s the same old ‘This that the high and the formal ing; that is, as far as guess­ world was made for me’ Jim. discussions of men end often­ work can be avoided. Then they Certainly I wouldn’t disagree. times in dispute about words go further to point out how And Jim also has no disagree­ and names; with which it would much is still guesswork. It is ment in him for my Zero or for be more prudent to begin, and a form of description of human anyone else’s. He is one of so by means of definitions re­ behavior in terms of standard­ those smooth lovable charac­ duce them to order. ’ ( Excel­ ized items — and if you knew ters , off whom the waters of lent description of general how much honest toil goes into dissension flow like off a semantics!1 Bacon then goes on standardizing a test item , you duck’s back. to say: 'The idols imposed by would at least respect the “ This smoothness of body words on the understanding are amount of energy they have to was physically demonstrated of two kinds. They are either play with. As a result of this when he obligingly disrobed to names of things which do not conscientious care, more and enact his barrel-chested ob­ exist...’ (Semantics again: more people are working at jective intercoastal breathing high order abstractions!...‘Of work they love but would never exercises. Jim and I would this kind are Fortune, the have found without the educa­ make a good dichotomy. Were I Prime Mover, etc... and like ted guesswork thus available.” to stand in front of him we fictions. And this class of --Alma H ill, Fort Kent, Maine. would look like a Greek i. I idols is more easily expelled, am nothing compared to his all. because to get rid of them it “ Blanche a n d I want to “ As one of the highlights is only necessary that all thank you for the detailed re­ of the evening, he played a theories should be steadily view of our book , ’ The Rise hi-fi recording of the ’ Pipe rejected and dismissed as ob­ and pall of the Atlantean civ­ Dream ’, a not too successful solete .’ ilization’, in the October Ab- musical currently playing in “ Now, wouldn’t we really erree. N.Y. One of the selections was have a ‘high and formal dis­ “ I would like to send along entitled • Thinkin’ ’ in which cussion in disputes about words several comments you might ap­ the singer ended up gathering and names’ if each of us at­ preciate . First, on the one all of his thoughts together, tempted to define and convince main point you mention. This tieing than in a knot, and others that our definition of same question came to us while what did he have? Nothing. An­ ‘Totology’ was the ‘right’ we were receiving the materi­ other excellent number w a s one? No two people can agree al . We asked about it and this 'The Tide Pool’, which compared on the meaning of any high- is the answer: Those who went the sea to the body or world order abstraction, tho they out (passed on! and those who body in which the fish were can argue it to the end of escaped over t h e mountains lousing up the sea and ended their days , for all the good were filled with fear and hor­ up with calling these sea ur­ that would do! No wonder Bacon ror by what had happened to chins , ’0 , the dirty sons o ’ insists on ‘ reducing them to their beloved continent. They fishes’, etc. several other order’ ! dared not look back and remem­ selections were equally philo­ “ Begging Joanna’s pardon, I ber; in fact, they wanted to sophical .... must correct a misimpression forget as quickly as possible. “Jim’s old adage still she gives about Bacon. She So, all the grief, fear, and holds; that ‘If I do that states, twice, that ‘in his misery were buried in the re­ which I know must be done to earlier years' Bacon wrote: active minds as is the nature accomplish what I wish to ac­ * In general, let every student of the engram . Even those who complish, I cannot fail.’ I of nature take this as a rule, had colonized on other parts guess that’s why he always that whatever his mind seizes of the globe were horrified and gets what he wants when he and dwells upon with peculiar wanted to forget as quickly as wants it. His students don’t satisfaction is to be held in possible. seem any different since the suspicion, and that so much “ Now, for my main point: last time I saw them two years care is to be taken in dealing You say: ‘Communication was ago , but they say they are... with such questions to keep mental*. However, on Page 19 “ 1 know you will be horri­ the understanding even and it tells how they developed a bly disappointed when I tell clear. ’ Now, if Bacon said language and it was not until you we are driving the south­ this in his early years, he the fourth millenium that men­ ern route back to Arizona, so stuck to it all his life, for DECEMBER. 1957 The ABERREE ------17 it appears as Aphorism LVIII is uninterested in applica­ However, pardon me again, but in his Novum organum, publish­ tions. They are uncognizant of what is the 'Christian lang­ ed only six years before his the situation as a whole, of uage’ ? ...The only precise re- death in 1626 . every-day life, or work. This ferrent I can think of for “ Thus Joanna and I com­ explains to me why so many 'Christian language’ would b e pletely disagree. I feel Bacon pre-clears steadily improve 'the language of Christ’ which was not, as she suggests, and still remain exactly the was, reportedly, Syriac, an d * speaking from his subconscious same. They do both...similarly was written , like the Hebrew mind, his own frustrations’, with t h e Theosophists — all to which it is related, from but rather making sense of theory and no application . right to left. It is not that confusions in a manner impres­ “ Yerks— It’s nice to see a I doubt Friedman’s formula­ sive to any general semanti- good mood-piece once in awhile . tions . it is that I wonder in cist! I deny completely that I “ Newcomer -- Eech ! What a what World of if they corres­ detect any 'bitterness coming whole track this lady has. pond to reality.” --FredHand, out’ and, contrary to her, It’s better than her last Houston, Texas. wish more young people would thing, i ’ll say that. I don’t read Bacon with some compre­ criticize. I had one run on me “ I ’m not much on writing hension of what he means . ”— where I was a priest — Inca or these days, but must tell you Marijane Nut tall, Lakeside, Mayan, probably, in which I that your 'Letters’ and ‘Plow­ Cali f. served communion. That is, I ing Up the Field’ get my first distributed t h e flesh a n d attention, if Thela Newcomer “ Review of the November AB- blood of the ( human! victim keeps giving out with the type ERREE after the sacrifice. Actually, of info, printed this far, I “ Auditorial — You might be only the priests got to drink may be intrigued into sending interested in where this type the blood. The flesh went in her a few leading questions of advertising (subliminal! little pieces to the congrega­ myself. originated. A few years ago a tion around the pyramid. I al­ “ My work is with rocket- team of experimental psycholo­ most urped at this session... dyne, engineering missiles, gists worked with a group of “ Brant & Burks--Guilt and etc., so I ’m in position to middle-class school children. forgiveness; now they’re get­ know first-hand what the fu­ They used a device which dis­ ting to a point. These people ture prospects are. Could make played one word at a time on a got off to a slow start, but a few reliable predictions my­ screen. They displayed a list they do fine when they get self. of words. Most were innocuous. rolling, don’t they? “ By the way, I just ran A few were “bad” (scatological! “ Walsh — some good points across pictures of a new words. Then they connected the here, as usual. But I have an supersonic ejection capsule children to skin-galvanometers objection. Totality is NOT a for pilots that is a dead- (E-meters). They took the same Static. Totality is a FIELD. ringer for what I called a list of words and displayed And it jolly well does have ‘space coffin ’ when I located them on a tachistoscope, which motion in it. And intrinsic another part of myself when displays things at very short motion at that. It has a vor­ being processed by the Walshes intervals — so fast that the tex in it. The vortex goes some time before they evolved kids couldn’t possibly read round and round. And that ’ s ‘Totality’. It was during the them...Every time a “bad’ word motion, by the definition I same period when, during pro­ flickered invisibly by, every learned. I didn’t find the cessing , I was giving them in- kid responded on the galvano­ vortex in it. Somebody wh o meter just as he or she would knows where to look did. They had the word been displayed showed it to me. If I can’t piainly for a long time. Dis­ prove that Totality has a nu­ playing an ad on just one cleus, neither can Walsh prove frame of sound film is showing it’s a static. Score: 0 to 0 , it a lot longer than the psy­ favor of nobody. What makes it chologists showed the kids the confusing is that Walsh has bad words. the Eternal ('timeless’ , 'only Integration, self-unfold- ’’'Purcell — Here is a fine you’, etc.! aspect of reality ment, thru basic methods of and better explanation of why firmly mixed up with a couple meditation. Simple, practi­ processes ‘work’ and 'don’t of other aspects. Totality cal and result-producing. work’ than either Alberta El­ processing works anyway. This Send letter or postcard for FREE literature and sample liott’s or L. Ron Hubbard’s. is good fortune. copy of the ' Vision ’ News­ This is excellent stuff, as “ Friedman— Excuse me , but I letter. SHRINE OF ALL Purcell’s usually is. 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CALIFORNIA 1 8 _ ------The ABERREE DECEMBER, 1957 fo. which has since been coor­ have ceased for keeps. If God dinated into the basic ideas is a Principle, as many of you /Commercials of their‘Totality* philosophy. say He is , and He is Infinite , Advertisements under th n S a S f f ^ Joanna was especially interes­ as all seem forced to agree, ted in my projections into the then we do at once deny our 'big picture’, as she was wont own terms when we state He. of COMBAT PSYCHIC ATTACK. Be free to call it. in any event, I ’ve necessity must have no ele­ of evil force* ; witchcraft done considerable probing of ments of Personality whatever. exposed , hypnosis broken . 40- these ideas since parting com­ Imagine a hurt little child page printed book $1, ASTROL­ pany with the walshes ana may running for comfort to a Prin­ OGY can solve your problem. 15, ciple? Alphia, save the first Send complete birth date, time get around to putting it in and place to Mary Elsnan, Box readable forw. relinquished page of your fine 1612, Dept. A, Prescott, Avis. "Hope you can some day con­ little mag. to an unorganized vince *Ye Publisher’ that your bunch of those enthusiasts 25 YEARS ’ experience has ena>- nag. can go back to a size among your readership who'd bled aie to give 8 5% to 9 5% that would allow the larger like to embrace the cause of correct answers to your ques­ tions, as verified by ay marny print you used to have. In the truly orthodox scriptural heal­ clients. Psychometric analysis meantime, t h e optometrists ings. We’d all be more loving checked by careful astrological should do you the honor of in the experiment! ’’ --Branwell charting enables ae to offer making you a member of the as­ Saywell, St.Thomas, Ont., C a n . you a Futurescope you can rely sociation. ’ ’— J o h n Springfield, (E D . NOTE — If any of God's on . Send donation of S3 and 1 - 8 5 , Cenoga Park, Calif. facets want to elaborate or five questions you wish an­ sound-off on scriptural heal­ swered, together with your date "Reading of the October ings , there’s always a page and tine of birth, as well as issue highlights the comment open in The ABERREE. All we ask birthplace. Also, send three of a half dozen or so of your of any article is that it re­ of yoUr hairs. Thela Newcoaer , contributors -- which is they flect honesty of purpose . 1 P.O.Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. are all hoping for a curative program that really WORKS. To NOW only SI each, thanks to "Being an astrologer and the large demand. Following which this writer expresses an titles available: Psychonetry; Amen! metaphysician for many years , I must commend you on your Visualization; The Golden Mag­ "No doubt when you started ic Circle; Intuition vs. In- this little sheet, you didn’t magazine and some of the feat­ pulse; P s y c h i c Development; expect such tenacity of reader ures therein...Your subject is Mental Telepathy; Concentra­ interest a n d doggedness of new to me but i find a lot of tion . Order direct from Doro­ comment; in a way you should good in it. thy Spence Lauer, 5149 Meridi- be flattered. But like a child "Am to write a series of an, Los Angeles, Calif.______pamphlets bringing in Dianet- growing up , perhaps the time SEVEN " Spiritual Healing" ex­ has come for Aberree to take ics with the zodiacal signs ercises by Arthur J. Burks, on more earnest ways and tack­ and planetary urges. It will to be used in connection with le this serious business, for take a great deal of time and Mr. Burks's " in absentia’ ’ ses­ serious it is, Alphia. You un­ study to line this up. Astro- sions, from 10:00 to 10:15 wittingly set the clue this Dynamics will be the name of (EST)nightly. These exercises, month with your comment that same... to be used one anight and then 'too many have been disappoint­ "Am making a survey of 1958 , repeated, will be sent to any have been at it for days. Am who contribute $5 or more to­ ed’ ( in the metaphysical ward Mr. Burks's Foundation books they have purchased 1. using every known method and for research into what lies "It has been said several then recheck same very close­ behind disease. K. & S. Smith, times that certain types of ly. This is to appear in a Box 301, Harrisburg, Penn, philosophy a r e so designed national publication... "Have done a great deal of that they do the most for article is tops. Your ed re­ those needing them the least. healing work; like the Scien­ marks are 100%. Also on a high What with the complexities and tology approach more so than metaphysics .’’ - -Gustave C. Ek- plateau a r e those of Ruth confusions of this modern age, Yerks , Thela Newcomer, Hal sh , the need for a one-pointed on­ stran Ps.D., Minneapolis,Him. and Coulter. You do hit it off slaught on this most elusive in fine tempo.”— Earl Hughes, problem of workable therapeu­ "Your editorial this time White Plains, N.Y, tics was never so great. The was terrific. 'Duped dopes’ combined efforts of your sub­ indeed! There is a lot to what "A new acquaintance of mine scribers , contributors, and you say. Actually , this is lent me the last three issues readers, if truly alerted, merely a further extension of of Aberree . I've found their could almost, we feel , achieve techniques already used by articles very interesting and- a break - thru. And if that hucksters and propagandists. educational ... wouldn’t be something! Fortunately, there are meas­ "While I ’m writing, I ’ll "Must say a word here about ures to counter their in­ comment on your auditorial , perhaps the most important re­ fluence. I ’ll have more to say 'What Happens If You Look, pository of hidden healing on this in 'Change ’ soon . Can’t Think’. ‘Subliminal’ Ad­ data; one that has been sig­ "I was also pleased to see vertising has great possibil­ nificantly overlooked over the the prominence given to Don ities in the promotion of love , centuries— the Christian Scrip­ Purcell’s article--not just health , and happiness as well tures, especially in their or­ for what he said but also be­ as in the promotion of de­ iginals . There, Alphia, if the cause I think very highly of structive forces. such a thing writer’s delvings have meant Don who has worked very hard is very dangerous on televis­ anything at all , will be found and unselfishly on behalf of ion or in regular movies. It hidden treasures of intensely so many.’’--Art Coulter, Colun- could be useful in psychother­ practical measures that as­ bus, Ohio. apy for individual cases. Here suredly must have been working its dangers should be easier in those times. There’s noth­ "This issue ( November l is to control .” — A/2c Philip S. ing conclusive that says they most interesting. Don Purcell’s Parker, Parks AFB, Calif. DECEMBER. 1857 T h e A E ERREE------19 She H B 6 R R 6 6 Jgnding, Jfjbrary, None of us has the time, even if we could afford it, to read all the books that are offered for the education and inprovement of Man. And yet, many of these could be read with profit-- if only to widen horizons, see that others, too, are making an honest approach to what Man considers his “ most distress­ ing problem ” — where he came from, vrtiy, and where he is going. To help readers who might wish to examine some of these books, The ABERREE several months ago initiated a non-profit “Lending Library” , in which various titles have been placed on deposit for lending to those who may be interested. Since this idea was started, with a few books from our own shelves, its ac­ ceptance has been almost phenomenal--both in the number of persons wishing to borrow from it, and in contributions of books from others. In fact, the list of available titles has grown so much 'that it is inpossible to list them all in one advertisement. Therefore, the list will be broken up over several issues— and then repeated. 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By *THE RADIANT ONEa Thru JACOB ISAAC APSEL HE YEAR 1958 brings many perils, sensational, bringing new scientific hazards, and violent crises to the achievements concerning water, irriga­ earth. A great war warning falls tion, and food— introducing people to new over Europe, the Middle-east, Rus­ ways and means of livelihood. sia, Africa, U.S. A., and other localities Agriculture will not be too fortunate around the earth. in the U. S. A., Canada, and other countries Expect no real peace during 1958 on of your hemisphere. Yet great new strides your earth plane. Warring factions within will be evident in land, property, and nations will struggle desperately for real estate; also, big new building pro­ power, shaking t h e balance insanely. jects will commence. Strained relations will continue between In the U.S.A., be prepared for a major Russia and Turkey, leading to some ex­ political change. Labor will suffer many change of gunfire between soldiers of upheavals and many strikes. Public health both nations. Altho this will not lead to will require greater attention and care . open warfare, there will be no mending of Epidemics will be widespread in ’58 . fences during this quarter. There will be a great medical discov­ The u.S. still lacks the technical and ery by a young doctor in the U . S . A ., nuclear know-how to launch any sizable which will cure many diseases which up to satellite in 1958 . This may come as a now have been mostly fatal. It will be a shock to the average American , but why most amazing discovery and a boon to the must they feel that if they can’t be medical profession . first they won’t play? They still have There will be two solar and one lunar the highest standard of living, and for eclipse early in 1958 — the solar April the moment that is of prime importance to 18-19 , the lunar on the third day of the the everyday man in the street. following month. These eclipses will be There will be radical changes in the followed by earthquakes, and weather dis­ United Nations. There will be a shifting tress of great violence. of alliances affecting both nations and There is the possibility of collapse geographical mutations. This will bring of governments of Red regimes , attended reverberations that will be felt by peo­ by widespread war crises. ple everywhere. New forms of entertainment will be in­ The weather of this winter will be troduced , and a great increase in travel much disturbed, extreme cold, colder, and will prevail. New styles and fashions more hazardous than before. Contrary to will revolutionize dress and apparel. one scientific school of thought, the New Year 1958 will usher in a revolu­ effects of nuclear bombings will be reaped tionary kind of year, bringing new life on the whole face of this earth. Ein­ and great changes in all departments of stein’s curvature of space is no mere living— both in governmental and individ­ theory, and any rupture of space will ual affairs. bring a chain reaction (boomerang re­ The weird faces and bodies depicted by sults) . Atom and hydrogen bomb tests, as science fiction-minded people, of life on well as the violent rocket ejections with other planets , are wholly imaginary, and and without satellites, will bring its wholly without any foundation in fact. disruptive harvest this winter— turbulent Despite the correct method of reasoning blizzards, bitter cold, and jumbo hail. of man’s mind concerning conditions fav­ It will tie up traffic and commerce worse orable to human life on Mars and Venus than in the blizzard of *47 (earthwise) . and planets of other solar systems, there Due to the violence of this winter, hard­ are no human carnate beings elsewhere ships and suffering will prevail, traffic than on earth. However, there exists some and commerce will be almost at a stand­ primitive marine life on Mars and on the still. Many will be plagued by widespread Moon. Conditions for the survival of man­ sicknesses. In a measure, some benefits kind on both the Moon and Mars are wholly will accrue thru many wonderful meteoro­ impossible. The largest marine 1ife on logical changes. The upheaval will bring the Moon (lizard-like) is 14 inches long. to the surface in the U.S. A. new mining The largest on Mars, of a different na­ discoveries, oil expansion, uranium, and ture, is about five inches long. other finds. Mining discoveries will be I said that the only habitation for

JAN.-FEB.. 1958 The ABERREE ------:------— ------_ 5 human carnate entities is here on earth. as represented by the U.S.A. and its This is true with one addition. We have a fr in g e , and Communism as rep re se n ted by subterranean civilization. Human beings, th e U. S.S.R. and its fringe, live in called Florians, live in the hollow of peaceful co-existence?", the Radiant One the earth, 19.11 miles below the area of said: “ Yes, if the people of both camps U. S. A., including Lake Michigan. This will live by the golden rule: ‘Do unto land is called Templetowne, and in a others as ye would have others do unto later talk , I may give more details on you.’ It will remove all obstacles. this. However, I widh to say that the “ The success of one major political Florians have been tunneling upwards party means the defeat of the other; since 1953 and are due to reach the still they both serve unitedly to perpet­ earth’s surface, within the area covered uate national interests. We have the by the (bombing) proving grounds ig Ne­ north and the south often opposed to each vada , by the Spring of 1958 . The leaders other, still they unite in all emergen­ will emerge, and within an hour or two of cies . Look in the ranks of the military appraisal, realize that living conditions organizations, and we see a potpourri of for them is not possible. They will then people, looking as ONE, unified by one return , covering their tracks . uniform. Then why not people of the earth In answer to the point-blank question unifying in the interests of their home , put to the "Radiant One” , "Can C a p ita lism the EARTH?” Our ‘Problem Child' Gets Its ‘Fortune Told' Astrologer Looks Into The ABERREE's Planetary Chart, and What She Sees Adds Up to a Lot of 'Spiration' ('In' and 'Per') ✓'T^jRMAGEDDON is on our doorstep. Start­ ------By MARY BISSAU — le L Jl ed 9/57 when Russia took over EDITOR’ S NOTE— No matter what y I T Syria without firing a shot. Took we believe, most of us are fasci­ v ^'lessons from Hitler. All over oil, nated by any form of prognostica­ tion— whether by astrology, cards, too. Stock up the larder; this isn’t go­ tea leaves, psychometry, or educa­ ing to be fun! Could be a hot war, come ted fraud. If you, the reader, 4/58. And what with Russia’s satellite— don’t care what planets were doing she's ready for it. what to which neighbor (that is, as far as The ABERREE’s ’chart’ is As for The ABERREE— your heart IS in concerned), please don’ t begrudge us th is your work. Those letters add up to 6 — do­ bit of space we’re using to pacify the ego mestic . It keeps you home more surely of our ’problem ch ild ’ . than a live, crying infant. Having no birth hour, I can only set up a sun reading, such as one might find just in case this baby was born at 6 A.M . in the astrological mags— good for anyone (ED. NOTE - -Seems a bit early for The AB­ born on that day, in that year, any place ERREE's parents to be a-homing maga­ on the globe. zines.) Even so, no matter which section The "gifted child" did have some nice of the chart, all these planets cluster aspects out here in Phoenix: Sun, busi­ together near the Sun, which is the heart ness, and Mercury, writing, are conjoined . of the business (or person). what’s more , Each lends the other strength. In the next these are in the sign Aries, the pioneer, house, Mars and Venus are conjoined. Mars the self-starter. is energy, and Venus— oh, well, you know , In this chart, Saturn and Neptune are love, pleasure, and even money. Couldn’t opposite the Sun. it was a tough , uphill be better. climb for the first several issues, but This is a “ problem child” , because eventually you got into the swing of i t . Saturn , the planet of restrictions , hard Neptune being opposite the sun is tops work , and frustration, is in retrograde for inspiration, for the flash of fire, motion— or apparently. The planet doesn’t spiritual, that comes thru at opportune moments. Just be still, relax — inside , go backwards, but the earth swings around , mentally— and all these things come to making it seem so . you. Neptune is dreams and desires. Con­ ABERREE No. 2 was issued April 15, joined to slow-paced Saturn, your feet 1953 , at Ehid. This i s even a better are kept on the ground. Flights of fancy, chart. But the old debbil Saturn is still yes, but you've got work to do so you retrograde— this was more work than you keep hammering away. bargained for. It’s SLOW, and will con­ Uranus here is in the third house of tinue to be, yet it has the spark that publications; you get the unexpected, you do the unusual in printing The ABERREE. makes people L O V E the baby. And Pluto — mobs, or the great mass of The Sun, Venus, Moon, Jupiter, and people , or heavy traffic — come into the Mars , too , are all in the first house— office of this child. 6— ------— ------T h e ABERREE • j a n -f eb .. ibm By THELA NEWCOMER Tflivibs l{ s e i 7)1 a n i j SOME OF YOUR ANCESTORS MIGHT HAVE BEEN A FAST, TWIRLING RADIATION MASS W avs to CjA Sodies EOPLE have not always taken on bod­ EDITOR'S NOTE— If you are a whit skepti­ ies in the same way. There were a cal at what this psychometrist and student < D number of methods of entrance, of Scientology discovers in her delvings and these methods were used at into the antecedents of homo sapiens, con­ various times. Some came for one reason, sider only what your Grandfather’ s pedagog some for other reasons— at different per­ would have done to Grandpa had he predicted, iods and in different conditions of mind. in class, that he’d eventually see some of There were those who were known as the things you today take for granted. Luck­ “ Sons of Flame” . This term is known to ily for Grandpa, and you, Grandpa didn’ t. many here now, both from reading and from memory of their early history. is merely one branch, since man entered The Sons of the Flame were of mind this planet at various places, at differ­ origin, with mind bodies. Later, as con­ ent times, and in different conditions. ditions demanded, and according to what I mean to trace here, to some extent, they wanted to accomplish on this planet, various groups, some passing others in these minds took on bodies of varying both time and location, some intermingl­ density. ing, some going on — yet all these groups Sons of the Flame did not always mean knowing the secret of their beingness and merely the substance of pure mind. Had of their ancestry. All these people h a d they been seen by people with our type histories handed down by their ancestors vision (were we able to adjust our vision about their origins, or, up until recent to that wave-length), it would have been times, had their history opened to them possible to have seen a terrifically high by a type of recall, a tracing - -like speed twirling mass of radiation. Near beads on a string back thru man's past. the top of that radiating mass was the There was a time when man was all one main center of intelligence. At first, mass— j ust mind. Later, there were changes there was merely this mass of radiation; which ended up in three distinct minds later, there appeared an elongation from within one man, or, three minds acting as this state into a purely electronic body one man. At first, there was complete of negative and positive type activity— unity, and creating effects was very or it might even be called male and fe­ simple. When three mind bodies developed, male activity, altho this is a poor de­ it became necessary for man to get these scription of this elongated mass. three bodies acting in unison before he This elongated projection, then, had could be completely a creator of his own within it an atom of combined electronic effects. It has been a constant effort on force -- a force intended to produce two the part of occultists to realign these types of effects. This description is three bodies for use, and also, in doing very vague, mainly because there aren’t this, to realign old centers of intelli­ any special words in our present-day ex­ gence within the physical body so the perience that seem descriptive of the three bodies could become one in action. condition. The two types of effects are There were periods before man lost his something like a type of wisdom and an memory of realignment that were highly all-encompassing love, or in some sense, interesting. something like an ideal father would man­ Starting in what we call the Orient, ifest and an ideal mother might love and there was a movement of people toward the protect. west. This movement didn’t occur at one Much later, this mass elongated again , time but covered a period of many years. took a different form, and now had to do We think of Orientals as being yellow with a physical body. Another body, gen­ or brown, usually. Yet there was a large erally called a subconscious mind, and segment of people there who were white. later even a third, or reasoning mind, They were white in their homeland, and appeared. even after a long period of time, when Much of the above knowledge has been their descendants had reached our conti­ known to peoples back thru a long period nent, they still were white, tho not as of time. In our present time, it has been pale as we. reconstructed by Max Freedom Long as part These are the people who were known as of what is known as Huna. This word is "the children of the rising sun” . They said to mean '‘secret” . Huna is Long's were forerunners of later peoples who reconstruction, by way of the Hawaiian were said to worship the sun. and Polynesian route of livingness. This At the rising of the sun, these people JAN.-FEB.. 1990 ------T h e ABERREE------—------7 would take a substance, somewhat like with the newly-made priests trying to quartz, and hold it so that the rays of take over the temples which had remained the sun struck it. The ray, striking on a very rich and powerful because of the bright surface, refracted blue--and only blue substance’s attraction for those who blue because the substance was shaped to went there to be energized. produce this effect. This blue seems to The priests turned the whole thing be the highest color for this planet. into a religion — with the sun as the ma­ This blue acted as a stimulator for terial appearance from some type of deity . bringing out man’s better instincts. This The blue substance was destroyed where- is the ancient origin of the wonderful ever and whenever possible , and heads of blue found in the Orient in a duplicated families, who had been delegated to use form even yet. and maintain knowledge of the ancient This quartz-like substance absorbed substance, were slaughtered. the sun’s ray, and after long exposure , Government in those days was a form of repeated often, retained the blue. The democracy, in which the aristocracy was substance usually was egg-shaped, and was chosen thru a man’s ability — on how well later found in temples where it had been he kept his centers aligned so that he positioned to catch the sun’s rays as it was efficient in all things. If this shone thru openings in the roof. leader’s sons followed in efficiency, When concentrated on, this blue sub­ they, too, were elected to the govern­ stance energized the psychic centers, or ment . If not, then the government passed chakras, and produced the type of balance into the hands of people who had best early peoples knew was needed for effic­ followed the ancient methods for unity. iency in any strata of life, since it A man might have as many as four wives , formed a union between all three bodies. often taken from the same family, since There is a little of this blue sub­ there was an attempt to keep a line of stance still in existence— in some of the ability as great as possible. This often covered-over temples in South America, a was possible because all members of one bit in Central America, and even in Cal­ family followed the teachings of the ifornia, where recently some ancient father. Sex was under control, used mainly skulls were found, skulls quite different for procreation, with sensualism an un­ in texture and even in shape from ours. important factor. The birth of children The people who came here from the Or­ was timed to the minute to produce the ient came via a chain of islands, which highest type of people. There was inter­ were closely linked at that time. They marriage between residents of the temple brought their old lore with them, and and those on the outside to keep bodies once here, built huge temples for the strong. gathering together of the people for use At that time, the heart center, an of the blue substance. These temples were area medial to the heart organ, was the not set up for any form of worship The highest developed center in the lower people merely went to them to energize body. Since this was true the priests, themselves each day. once they started gaining control of the Their bodies were magnificent. The men temple peoples, in their human sacri­ were tall, broad, well-built, with black fices, always attempted to cut out the hair, black or dark brown eyes, and a heart of the victim and hold it'under the white skin. The women were usually very rays of the sun since it had, while in beautiful and very graceful, with a large the body, tremendous powers of radiation. knowledge of many crafts. The temples were built in pyramid form After a time, changes began occurring or phallic shape primarily to withstand in their living habits. Some lived mainly storms. Many of these temples still are in the temple; another group was formed to in existence, even tho long covered by live outside the temple, grow the food, earth during earthquakes. Some will later and look after the body’s needs. This be unearthed. Here and there a bit of the produced a type of separation of atti­ wonderful blue substance is hidden in tudes. The people outside, now working niches in the old temple walls. with soil, got away from keeping their Jives in readjustment, and since they REQUEST FOR ANALYSIS were no longer living at their fullest , Thela Newcomer, Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. developed sensual qualities of all kinds. I enclose a donation of $3 for time They began to resent the temple class, spent on analysis of five questions I wish who were still superior in every way, answered. (Use separate sheet for thesei. even tho dependent on those outside for My birth date: Day... month...... their food. This resentment led to leaders spring­ year.... hour...... A. M. or P . M..... ing up among those no longer interested Place of birth...... in the ancient knowledge. These leaders N a m e ...... began forming a religion of what they knew, instead of using the blue substance Street ...... for use and a type of restimulation. This City...... State...... led to squabbling between the two groups, 8------The flBERREE JAN.-FEB.. 1958 SOME FORERUNNERS , J of 'TOTOLOGY" $ . *0U MIGHT SAY that life boils down By HARDIN WALSH to two things: Either you can or you can't. About 200 years a g o , What nave the philosophers of the past __ 1724-1804 , there was a chap named contributed to the advanced thinking of to­ Immanuel Kant, who contributed more to day? in this series of articles, taken from the “ can’t” side of the picture than you the taped lectures of Hardin and Joanna might expect, especially in relation to Walsh in Los Angeles, they point out how the the misinterpretations that have been put "Concept of Totality", as they teach it to­ upon his philosophy. day, is not entirely new— except in appl ica- tion . -- T h e EDITOR.______He said, “ The laws of thought are also the laws of things, for things are known something, and we have this a priori to us only thru this thought, and since thought; then we move thru this cycle of it and they are one.. All this makes it experience and at the end of it we mold quite apparent that he knew that we, as all these experiences into another Supreme Intelligence, or Totality, are thought. one with all things. In Totology, we call this the second­ But he made some interesting contra­ ary postulate -- the sum total of the ex­ dictory statements . He said that we could perience, the reason why. People have only know things thru our senses; that focused their attention on the bodies so the human mind would take experiences and many lifetimes that they have bought this mold them and shape them and form them concept, and have almost entirely concen­ and this was our awareness . He also made trated their attention on the end of the another apparently contradictory state­ cycle— the reasons why. The game of liv­ ment that even before experience, there ing is that after you have done this long was “ a priori” — in other words, he said enough — putting your attention on the that thought had to precede all action. So he had the whole game of life neatly ends of the cycle, and getting all the categorized, but people down thru the reasons why--you hit an end of the cycle . ages have fastened their attention upon This is known as death of the body. certain areas of it. Early in life people start out with a He reduced things to phenomena, or lot of ideas— they have this a priori. things which are in action, or manifesta­ They originate thought, and say, “ I would tion , and to noumena, or things which like to do thi^’, and “I would like to do are on the thought level— and he said you that” , and they DO a number of them . But could never KNOW the phenomenon, except they also run up against a lot of bar­ thru logic and reason; that you could riers of society, and eventually, they never know the object, except you thought actually begin to consider that the sum about the object— you could never know total of their experiences are the things that wall except by looking at it, by that stopped them; they think only in reasoning, and being logical about i t . terms of what has been done TO them. They Yet he had this contradiction — that have given up thinking in terms of orig­ the laws of thought are also the laws of inating a thought, or really creating things, and that they are one. This makes something, and starting cycles of action . a very interesting separation. You can Kant was of Scottish descent, but spent never really know a lamp except by look­ most of his life at Konigsberg , where he ing at it with the perceptics. This is a taught and lectured at the University. In truth and yet it is an untruth, if you his later years he came into violent con­ approach the lamp on the body level , you flict with the church. He said Jesus can only know it on this level, but if brought Christianity to earth, that it you approach it on the Totality, or aware­ got NEAR to it, but instead of Christian­ ness level, you can become aware that the ity, we got churchianity— that the chur­ lamp is within you and that you are also ches became “ the thing”. He said churches within the lamp; you might even become were being used to divide up the people, aware of the particles in the lamp, and to separate their thinkingness, and used all the data that is within those parti­ as a control mechanism. Since he never cles. was a church member, he therefore never The basis of learning today is that was formally excommunicated, but his emp­ you can learn only by experience. Why is eror warned him he’d better shut up or this? We mentioned this a p r i o n --that they’d do something to him. He did shut there is a first thought— so when we up, but in the end wrote it all down, and study a cycle of action of livingness, we has gone down in history as one of the discover that life is made out of a ser­ great attackers of the church. I think it ies of experiences where we decide to do was Robespierre who said Kant was guilty jan - fed i9M — ---T h e A B E R R E E ---- of killing God; that he was hated and the senses which records everything on a feared by the people of that time for see-hear-feel-taste-smell basis , and the killing God. But it is true even today spirit which operates the body is also an that people who dare disagree with any instrument — a focal point of attention , established order are considered guilty of awareness— and the spirit and the body of being different, as Kant was in his deal with these manifestations of logic time. And Kant was opposing the existing and reason. As total awareness, we have order of things. these things operating within us, and we If you are going to be a Totologist can become aware of this by deciding to and consider the total aspect of things— grant ourselves the right to be aware of that you ARE Totality— this means oppos­ this . ing society, in a way. But if you become Kant brought out an interesting and aware that society is a phenomenon that important point: That there exist things exists within you; that the thought, the beyond the realm of experience of which noumenon, the thinkingness, the real cre­ you can be certain. We call these things ative part of you is society in action, "attitudes’’— that which you know without that you have created all this--if you going into action about it. For example, can get this concept, then you are not in you can know you are alive, or that you opposition to society, you ARE society, are dead. You can know you're right and that society is within you— and there can that you're wrong. You can know you are be no opposition to things unless you fully responsible, or have no responsi­ create it. bility. Now, the thought that thought is with­ The attitudes are the characteristics in all things is a new ides -- new in the of the real you, the basic certainties of sense that you are the thought. Kant was the thoughts, or what underlie your a Totologist, but he neglected one thing, thoughts. They are how you feel about like all these philosophers who were To- things, and yet they are beyond feeling. tologists down thru the ages, and that Each attitude applies to life, and you is, that you were the total essence of can learn to use them in relation to CAN this thing from whence all thought comes. or C A N ’ T . The real creative ability is All these statements that these people— within you, within your awareness, and Spinoza and the rest— have made have been you make these decisions, these a priories true statements, but the missing link is that start things, that create all your Totality and the concept that You are IT! actions. We decide to do things and man­ If you examine the different churches, euver this structure known as a body into you will find they take one aspect of the certain areas and we cause it to occur by Bible, or whatever book they’re studying, setting up a priori of thought— a first and they interpret that and say, "This is thought. Sometimes we pretend somebody the truth...” This IS true, but unless else does this to us— this otherness over you consider both sides of the many as­ here has given us the idea and forced us pects of the many teachings that exist— to do it — but apparently there is always and they are neatly lined up in relation the acceptance, where you have accepted to sides , or opposing forces — you either this other individual’s idea and gone resist or you don’t resist it. Either you into agreement to do it. can or you can’t do it. And you can ex­ Society today is built, generally, on perience it, or you can't experience it. doing what other people tell you. How If an eminent authority tells you that many act mostly on ideas they get from you can’t experience something, and this newspapers, television, teachers, other people? How much are you creating your­ gets to be an accepted fact, what does self in your own unit of awareness? this do? This shuts you off from your en­ This is an important point and this is vironment. You say, “ Well, I can't exper­ one of the things Kant brought out, and ience that wall.’’ why? Because someone for which he is most famous— that thoughts 200 years ago told you you can't? He may are separate from things— that things are have been dramatizing his name when he not causes — and yet, he made this appar­ said you can’t . Most people don’t like ent contradiction , “ You can only know what you experience in relation to these their names, and have a tendency to re­ things." sist them. So, Kant was saying two truths— if you His statement that you cannot exper­ look at the total picture: There is a ience that wall with logic and reason is priori of thought and there are thoughts true; you can only experience that wall which end the cycles of action; all things as Totality. Logic and reason is the com­ are true in a sense that all things exist paring of things — comparing experiences , within you; your problems exist within comparing activities. To reason, you com­ you and can be considered from the top pare one life with another, one person level of you CAN do them, CAN'T do them, CAN have them, CANNOT have them, CAN cre­ with another, and that A equals A and ate them, CAN’T create them; that the therefore is equal to C. laws of thought are also the laws of I’m asking you to think in terms be­ things and because of this, you can c r e ­ yond logic and reason. In the Totality ate with your own thoughts many of the concept, we hold that you are a Brahma, a things that you wish to occur. God — that the body is an instrument of (Next month — Joanna oh Kant) 10------The flBERREE---- JAN.-FEB.. 1958 BrAmOBssrer fyt'Ai&ft&M o f the AETHUE 1. BUEZS

Chapter 9 — HAPPINESS ON EARTH . IF— life. Man is reborn each day, and the re­ HIS WE FIND as answers in our born are new and very young. Man should prayers, meditations, contempla­ be able to more or less " rewind ” himself tions, spiritual exercises: The law each morning, that the day may not make of the Lord is perfect, certainly him older. Only, it is not the day that as far as man is concerned. Literally, makes him older, nor the months and years, there is no perfection in the universe, but his endless struggle with the Law of else no further progress would be possi­ the Lord, a struggle which even the Lord ble, but man can approach as closely as could not win if He struggled, for He any other man. Man is not a robot. Man is then would be struggling, like man, with part of the Father. Man has a right to Himself, and quickly indeed would “ show happiness, health, prosperity, progress. His years" . Life has been given him from eternity Gray hair is not a badge of honor, but that he may possess all these things, even proof that man has struggled with the Law as his Father in Heaven possesses them. and is in process of losing, if he lives But there is a law. It is the Law of always by the Law, he will not become Love. Love it is which holds Heaven and gray, for gray is age, and something of earth and universes, all infinity, firmly defeat. Gray-haired man may be regarded manifested. Love, actually, is the mag­ as wise because of his years, yet if he netic attraction of all things for all were truly wise his years would not be things, that there may be mutual commun­ obvious. There are few old men and women ion and accomplishment. Man loves woman in our world of struggle who are not gray and is loved by woman; mother loves chil­ haired— if they still have hair. dren; children love parents. Men know Let each look at the past and ask him­ brotherhood, at least that its attainment self this question, and this, and this: is possible in the ideal. "Have I always been patient?" When man has free will, he finds the "Have I been free of jealousy and greatest happiness in its exercise in envy? " following the Father’s Law. The Father is "Have I never struggled with wrong de­ Law. God is Love. Man, part of the Fath­ sire? " er, is also Love, and this he little man­ "Have I never desired aught that be­ ifests . longed to my neighbors? " How does man manifest love? He does "Have I always, ‘ every breath of my it, ever so little, every breath of his life, refused to worry, trusting in God life. As he increases his love for all to show me the way to use the Law by things else, besides himself, he increas­ which worry is unthinkable?” es in spiritual stature, that which be­ "Have I never been greedy? ” fore and above all things, gives him hap­ "Have I always eschewed tension?” piness; happiness born of accomplishment, "Have I been unconcerned about ren­ of prideful progress. tals , salaries, interest, taxes? Has my To love perfectly is n e v e r to h a t e , certain concern about these matters, envy, covet, fear, dread, abhor, berate shared by all others whom I have known , (openly or secretly), be jealous of; never ever profited me , protected me , shown me to be greedy, angry, critical; never to the way to satisfaction in my responsi­ sit in judgment; never to offer where one bilities? ” has not been asked ( **by their fruits ye "Have r always, in every situation shall know them**, and "let your light so which might cause me to break Divine Law shine" that other men will take note of by being jealous, envious (the two are you, and a s k ) . However, when you are not the same), greedy, angry, fearful, asked, do, give, assist, and with not the critical, spiteful, hateful, bad - tem­ slightest reservation that hopes for re­ pered, ruthless, grasping, paused (for ward. It is true and has been endlessly even the smallest fraction of a heart­ proved, that bread cast upon the waters beat) to ask the Father to assist me with ts returned seventy and seven-fold, and His Knowledge of His Own Law — and then , ■ore fold hy many; yet even this is not sure in the Knowledge, gone on to vic­ to be considered when a brother asks, or tory, free of all those encumbrances I the need is clear, and the asking clear myself have taken up in my ignorance?" also, tho not always in words. "Have I been kind to every living Eternal youth is every man’s right. thing? " That he does not have it is proof that he "Have I always loved my neighbor as does not ask, that he does not live the myself? Have I ever loved myself?” JAN.-FEB.. 1998 The ABERREE------1 1 “ Have I been miserly? Have I ever, in times of plenty, withheld aught from my brother or sister who needed?” APROPOS “ Have I always been positive in my approach to all problems?” AND “ Have I always been out-going, out­ giving ?” Now, down to this present, let us ask NON SEQUIT1 ourselves, while we lie, or stand, or sit in our “ chambers”— which may of course be By MARIZUS von SCHRADI on a busy sidewalk, or anywhere among EATING, ONCE FOR PLEASURE ONLY, crowds, or alone, since the "chamber” is the human “ inner” --this question, and HAS BECOME A PRETTY DEADLY HABIT this , and this: We are told by the Ancient Masters that “ Am I all, spiritually, I aspire to Original Man was perfect, desiring nothing, needing nothing , and using nothing . be? Am I trying hard to attain my spir­ We are further told that eating, long a itual goals? ” fixed habit of the body, was first practised “ Do I envy anyone?” for pleasure only, and not a requirement of “ Do I trust my fellows — male and fe­ the body. male ? ” When eating continued until it produced “ Am I wholly trustworthy so that my habit, that caused adjustment in the body’s word may be accepted as a bond ? ’ ’ structure and function to harmonize with a new “ Do I refrain from sitting in judg­ condition forced upon it. It was either do or die, and the body did. ment, even inside myself?” Adjustment to habit, taking place constantly “ Do I worry, despite that I know I in the body, creates need to sustain it. That should not ?” need creates a requirement that must be satis­ “ Do I covet anything of my neighbor?” fied . “ Is my every desire right according to Even now, after ages of eating, the surest my knowledge and understanding of right­ and safest way to get the sick well is to take eousness , or rightness ? ” away all food but air and water. " A m I clean in mind, spirit, and body?” A certain doctor has been doing that work for 35 years, getting the sick well by fast­ “ Do I eat what my body requires, and ing, while paying no attention to silly names no more ? ’ ’ of symptoms , diagnosed by doctors who know not “ Has anyone n o t eaten properly, to my the nature of the causes responsible for the knowledge, because of me?” symptoms to which they give empty, meaningless “ Do I believe that I am a Child of the n a m e s * 0 0 4 0 0 All-Powerful? ” "Am I becoming increasingly aware of the world about me, reaching out toward Wuck M o M o o t flolLin? the uttermost of Divine goals?” B y PHILIP FRIEDMAN "Do I love everything and everybody, with all of my heart, body, and soul— Modern artists depict their subjects, not without restriction?” as they see them, as a whole, but as they mock “ When I ask the Father that He show me them up analytically into their component parts and movements. Modern artists break up the Law that I may follow it, do I ask and divide their subjects into cylinders, with my heart, spirit, soul - - or merely spheres, cones, cubes, and monstrous menager­ with my lips ?” ies of positive and negative abstractions. Out “ Do I feel my prayers with deep, deep of one they make many, ret they ironically intensity? ” call their art non-objective. Thus modem art “ Having prayed, do I go forth then to reflects the extremely divided living of our manifest, rather than wait for the Father age. Modern artists are divisionists . to do the work which He has assigned me?” Cubist art reflects the extreme aberration Let man lie in peaceful seclusion, or of light. Sculptors, creating mobile statuary, and painters, trying to achieve motion on a stand, or walk, fully aware as he asks flat canvas, are on the brink of madness, and himself these questions, one at a time, reflect a world going mad. taking plenty of time; let him answer The trend cosmically, atomically, and ar­ each one honestly as it is given to him tistically is toward hypnotic, unpredictable, to be honest; let him feel question and unrecognizable, maniacal forms, with lost hor­ answer with "deep intensity” , and lo, he izons and lost perspectives. Our artists have will find that he walks with the Father; lost their vanishing points . They have lost that he obeys the Law; that he has at­ their heads. They are broken pediments and there is nothing fixed. tained his goal of happiness in the only Art today is visual vivisection -- with its way possible. accompanying cruelty. The End • 0 0 4 0 0 In art also, be as a child. The art of a ADD TO SAGAS OF PANDORA AND FRANKENSTEIN child and that of a savage are akin. To smash the simple atom All mankind was intent. There is too much science friction. Now any day The atom may Before deciding to achieve "clear” , remem­ Return the compliment. — Exch. ber how many things fall from a clear sky. 1 2 ‘ ----The ABERREE JAN.-FEB 1956 While We Grope thru Garbage for Secrets of Dead Past, "Wise Men" Behind "Iron Curtain" Study Cosmic Rays and In te rs te lla r Space K ey to Future Is Here Now By VOLNEY G. MATHISON (A REVIEW BY THE AUTHOR OF HIS NEW BOOK, "PRACTICAL SELF-HYPNOSIS" ) T IS A SAD and astounding fact that vast numbers of our own people are groping DOCTORS SENT HER HOME TO DIE! in a deepening psychical darkness; our EDITOR'S NOTE— One year ago, a 9-year- ill, our lonely, our desperately un­ o ld V a n c o u v e r, B .C ., c h ild was se n t home happy are paying out huge sums of money from a hospital to die. But a letter to for instructions into the “ secrets” of pover­ Mr. Mathison from the child’s mother, and ty-ridden, long-vanished civilizations of the forwarded to The ABERREE, adds this case ancient past— while beyond the iron Curtain of to the many other medical errors in diag­ the Oriental East, in some of the very same nosis and judgment, because not only did areas wherein many of the primitive magic se­ the child NOT die, but she is now up and crets originated thousands of years ago, sci­ around, and it is expected she soon will entists of a high order are spending THEIR regain her health completely. "It is like days and nights in designing and launching having her back from the dead," the mother super-satellites loaded with space-piercing w r it e s . equipment, and in unlocking the further secrets History of the case is that the con­ of the cosmic rays. demned child was given an E-meter examin­ in the mysterious E a s t , men of the finest ation by a Vancouver electropsychometrist, minds are sitting beneath gigantic electronic and the first pre-sleep tape made for her lens structures as tall as skyscrapers, seeking in February, 1957. in August, she began to decipher what is now definitely known to intermittently opening her eyes, but re­ be intelligent caamunication from interstellar mained immobile. In September, a second space— while many of our own people are con­ tape was made for her, and in 60 days, suming their energies and their money gawking she was able to leave what would have been over worthless texts allegedly based on the her deathbed had not an anxious mother decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphics on old been unwilling to accept the "thumbs-down fragments of clay tablets produced by sick and sentence" of medical "science".______ignorant priests of bygone ages! It’s obvious that, for example, in the case so inadequately and unrealizably perceived in of alleged ancient Egyptian secret ways of the days of these long-vanished civilizations. life, that the Egyptian dynasties finally f e l l The main theme of this book is the self- intd ruins, disclosing that there was little hypno tape system, as it has been organized of lasting value in their cruel and crude for self-help, self-improvement, and self- systems. The remarkable motion picture, “ The realization. It scientifically employs the Ten commandments”, while scientifically unten­ very anciently developed , very much misused , able in many aspects, does convincingly por­ and incalculable powerful phenomena known to tray on the basis of the most extensive his* us in this civilization as “ hypnosis". torical research, the horrible poverty of the This phenomena--AND ONLY THIS— is the basic ancient Egyptian civilizations and the value­ key to ALL of the "secret” and "ancient” lessness of both their and their rulers’ ways teachings that have been so long exploited, of life. commonly at fantastic prices. Similarly, the touted ancient civilizations The opening chapter of “Practical Self-Hyp­ of the Mayan Indians likewise vanished in nosis” redefines hypnosis from the viewpoint ruins under the tropical jungle. It is now of modern bionucleonic science as being a du­ known that the visionary "illuminations” of plicated image pattern that "fills the entire the ancient Mayans were the products of minds screen of the mind” and emphasizes that every­ that were in the grip of vicious narcotics. one is hypnotized in some way, thru the impact The jungle has engulfed them all . of raucous commercial advertising and in other The future of mankind does not lie in stum­ devious ways. bling about among the crumbling ruins of the Even the theoretical sections of the book disease- and poverty-ridden past, nor in pay­ are dynamic, as in the chapter, "You Are More ing tribute of its present money-hungry high Than 99 Percent Music” , wherein the human body priests and self appointed representatives. is shown to be composed of only a pinpointful The future of Man lies in the effective utili­ of matter and a complex of waves, fields,' and zation of the far more fantastic secrets of bionuclear energy flows; that mental images interstellar space, of cosmic ray energies, are of the same powerful nature and the im­ of modern bionucleonic research -- secrets that pingement of mental-image energy flows upon outclass the feeble (tho not entirely inaccur­ the waves, fields, and forces of the body, if ate! guesses of the ancients as completely as adequately sustained, are capable of bringing a 3,000,000-horsepower satellite launcher out­ about tremendous alterations in both the body classes the crude flying contraptions envis­ and in the psyche. aged a century or so ago. Remaining major sections of the book pre­ Similarly, I feel that the self-hypno tape, sent inductions and affirmations that have culminating eight years in electropsychometric been successfully used, in this aspect, “ Prac­ research, and which is dealt with in explicit tical Self-Hypnosis” differs from previous detail in “ Practical self-Hypnosis” , is a books on hypnosis, most of which devote only a helpful step in the direction of an ultramod­ few paragraphs to self-hypnosis, and afford ern, streamlined application of the incredible little or no practical working d a t a on the powers of man’s beingness, so definitely but subject. JAN.-FEB.. <958 The flBERREE---- •13 auditorial ing business more completely . (Continued from page 2) We now are running two basic him; it was a few mil1 ion other clinics: One, the body-dynam­ things in P. John’s background ics clinic for structurally that made Poleology ideal for r e m o v i n g the inhibiting thought fo rms , and secondly , him— AND HIM ALONE. Bill, and Mary, and Dick— with different the faith clinic for renova­ backgrounds— couldn’t, no mat­ ting the worn-out faith of ter how they tried, practice those interested in learning the same Poleology that P.John HOW to produce the things in did. Their training made them the world that they deem nec­ add little variants to it— and essary f o r themselves a n d others. A Synergetics workshop was because they were trying to We have added a number of held in Oak Ridge, Tenn., over imitate, they were succeeding only at the art of imitating. courses since our board of the Thanksgiving holiday. The trustees gave us the green main dish was an honest old Had they spent half as much energy trying to be creative , light on expanding our exoter­ turkey-talk roasted in synergy , ic teachings . For example , we b a s t e d w i t h empathy, and to be themselves, they could have been successful at this, now have a course called ‘ The served with communication. The Art of Marriage’ to assist in recipe is a synergetics family too— with more to show for it in the long run. removing marriage problems and favorite, obtained from Coul­ to give a basic.groundwork for ter’s Columbus cookbook, using No one wants to be a kite, because a kite is dependent on new or forthcoming marriages . about equal parts teamwork and We also have a course called group tracking. A special "syn­ each vagrant breeze for its ‘The Personality Development’ ergetics tool-sharpening” ses­ course and altitude. But it’s course, which originally was to sion was held to insure proper even worse to be one of those have been a ‘charm ’ course for handling of the situation. All bits of paper tied to the tail women but when written for u s , who partook were enthusiastic of a kite. turned out to be so basic that in their expressions of the it was seen to apply equally worthiness of the affair. Under well to men. Coming up shortly workshop conditions, which are will be ‘Hie Basics of Friend­ getting to be well-known, these ship ’ course which deals with expressions could hardly have friendship more from the in­ been just polite remarks. ternal security viewpoint. What sort of things were Other courses being written the people attending the work­ include such items as Sales­ shop interested in? There was manship , Human Functioning, some talk about happier living Memory, Elementary Co-ordina­ at home and at work - - about tion of the Bible, and a wide greater business success- range of others. freedom f r o m psychosomatic Hie new model of the ‘ Temp- ailments ranging from sniffles or-Mentor’ is in the process to cancer — releasing artistic' By R e v . JAMES V. WELGOS of production and will become expression— all as a result of FAIRHOPE. Ala.--Some recent available in January. An old being freed from impedances. developments— and what is be­ training device called ‘Hie We guess there’s hardly a human ginning to come into fruition: Prayer Block’ is now being accomplishment that some of us First of all is our move dressed up for commercial pro­ are not working toward thru into the new property. We have duction and will probably be synergy. There was an air of purchased thru the donations called ‘TheMagic Mind Mirror’. expectancy, and an atmosphere of the students a $21,000 prop­ Recent additions to the of freedom a n d gladness just erty in which all of the pro­ staff have been Donna Brunkow to be, and be at one with duction facilities are now en­ of Minneapolis, Robert E. smith , friends. It was full and vir­ sconced. The older place is also of the Ttoin Cities vicin­ ile, and permeated everything now being, temporarily, used ity. and Margaret Kieffer from we did. f o r student training only. North Dakota and California. A Bob Howard of Cincinnati, This has resulted in giving us number of others are arriving who never attended a meeting much - needed space expansion or planning on arriving here of this kind before, reported which will hold us for the shortly for various reasons. he had gained a very satisfy­ next year or so. O u r recent advertising has ing feeling of confirmation Our staff has grown consid­ been producing so well that about the work he and Betty erably since we began to go for November, we added more have been doing in their own ifito the teaching and piiblish- than 100 new students. This family. Frank silver of Mar- has indicated a line of pro­ tinsburg, W.Va., was Impressed ensen, who were not even pres­ duction t h a t will be mined by the freedom from orthodoxy ent, write that they were in­ more thoroly and is expected and the willingness really to spired to sponsor a workshop co add more than 1,000 new listen to each other. Bill in Philadelphia on Dec. 27-28 . students within the next 60 to Sells of Naples, Fla., rated With an eye to the future, 90 days. the workshop as “right up with three i2»year-olds, all chil­ With our student enrolment the one in Columbus in 1956 ” . dren of synergeticists, were growing as it is, we are ex­ Paul cox, business manager, invited to participate in one pecting to have to open our said one thing he got out of session of group tracking. The doors to a fully-year-around it was $3.50 from each syner- kids were eager to communicate training school. Hie personnel geticist, a figure arrived at with their elders on a level have been trained for it. Most by pro-rating the cost of the of equality and complete hon­ of the staff is doubling in Thanksgiving dinner, work esty, and one of them said teaching and clinical work, but schedules, mimeographing, etc. afterwards, “ This is more fun the separation expects to be Beth Bolling and Lew Mort- than a circus” . in one of th" made within a year.

14------The A B E R R E E ---- JAN.-FEB.. 1958 well as a pleasant and spac­ set to return to Globe by bus. ious chapel,’’ Bob, by the way, But it must have worked O.K. who probably knows more about after a night’s sleep erased Dianetics than the guy who the emotional impact (or an collated the stuff, has prom­ Enid garage performed a “mira* ised to collaborate on a his­ cle” l, because a few days la* tory of this hunt for a better ter we got a card from the bridge for readers of The AB- Carnahans sent from Illinois . ERREE. ( E. T. Robins, London , No data, but they promised to please note. 1... 1 David Lyle , stop in Enid on the way home, of wanaque , N. J., sent us a 14- and we then may find out what page analysis of the December happened... ABERREE, which he terms a 1 After one reading of tvor "General Semantics Facility Darreg’s “ Booby Traps of Ev­ for initiating the Manhood of eryday Language” , a new mimeo­ Humanity ’’. According to the graphed pamphlet by that Los time notations on each page , Angeles “expert on semantics ” , it took David practically an we decided we couldn’t afford entire day to produce — while to read it twice, even tho we Helen, his wife (according to found it quite interesting. further marginal notes on each When you discover your enslave­ Plowing Up the Field pagel, baked bread, washed her ment to “ abstract nouns’’, and hair, made the crust for a 1 It’s pretty hard to write how much of what you say in pumpkin pie, prepared a beef all conscientiousness is drivel a column on Christinas Eve— roast, vacuumed the floors, with all the Christmas noises and negative, you wonder why and corrected some Fifth Grade you ever took up editing and going on around you— and with papers. Honestly, we’ve read fruit trees in bud from the working with words as both the analysis over four times, vocation and avocation... 1 Not almost*tropical autumn. Fred and we think we understand Hand says maybe either the Ed much news this month. Of those much better what Helen was do­ we know not going to Califor­ or Pub has learned unconscious­ ing than what David was wri­ ly to control the weather , as nia, it seems the others are ting — and this is said with going to the congress in Wash­ he shivers in Houston in cold- all respect to David’s “ Dedi­ that - just-shouldn’t - be-that- ington , or burying themselves cation”, which read: “ In honor in those nasty tax forms Uncle far-south, but this we ser­ of the men, women, and organi­ iously doubt... ^ This isn’t a Ike and his gang harass us zations of the missile and with this time of year...1 And "visit California” edition, we aircraft industry, who make, assure our Florida readers, for no reason at all ( unless create, a n d extend history it’s to escape unpleasantries') , but one might think so from every hour of every day.” the news of that smoggy state. this reminds us of the story Thank you, David. We're happy we read (skip it if you’ve For example, .Qjr, Gladys Hale to know a reader can get so of Pierre, S.Dak., was to spend heard itl of the woman attend­ much out of this “ baby" of ing the last Scientology Con­ the holidays with her son in ours, a l t h o we, frankly, San Diego, but is probably gress . The woman in a nearby didn’t know we were putting seat, during an auditing break , home fighting snow and ice that much in it... again long before you read asked, “ How far ahead did you this...1 And another sojourner 1 On his way from Pitts­ make reservations ?” in San Diego was Eileen Taylor , burgh , Penn ., to Florence , “ Six weeks,” the first wom­ of the old HAS staff, but she Ariz., Philip Friedman’s plans an said. “ My husband and I...” got homesick and is now back to stop m Washington for some “ But your husband— ” the in Phoenix . While in Sailor- of t h e latest super - duper second woman began, noticing town , she tells of visiting taped mouthings on Scientology that someone she knew was on another ex-HAS secretary, Mon­ were altered by a speedcop. the other woman’s left. ica Macomber Ryder , who, By When Phil got stopped for al­ “ He’s dead,” the first wom­ now," should be discovering just legedly (a two-bit word law­ an interrupted, a bit solemnly. how much trouble a new-born yers charge $500-up fori step­ “ Did they refund your money son or daughter can be ... ping just a wee bit too hard on your husband’s ticket?” on the gas, and $15 taken from The first woman shook her 1 Another California visi­ him to salve the injured feel­ head. tor was gob Arentz of Boulder , ings of those who feel that “ Couldn’t you find a friend Colo. Of course, Bob does so only the President’s car has to use the extra ticket? ” the much traveling that his stops special fast-driving privil­ second woman persisted. “ Sure­ here and there are about as eges , he decided that was al1 ly, you could find someone in­ novel as an after-dinner “fag” of Washington he wanted. At terested in Scientology.” to a chain smoker, but of this least, for the present...1 For Again Woman No. 1 shook her trip he writes: “ Before leav­ awhile, it looked like a pretty head. “ They’re all attending ing L.A., I visited a mo’ with bleak Christmas for Cliff Car­ his funeral,” she said...5 The the Totologists, Hardin and nahan and family, driving thru moral of this story— if it has Joanna Walsh , in the process from Globe, Ariz., to spend any morals— is that to be made of dolling up their new quar­ the holidays with his parents, more able, one can’t take some ters in the former Los Angeles the Tom Carnahans in Eldorado , things too damn’ seriously! Art Center, where they are 111. Approaching Enid, their Not even death— and taxes. preparing to set up a more ex­ car plowed into a slow-turning 0 0 4 0 0 tensive , extended, and compre­ Lutheran preacher, and then Filth and sin originate in hensive activity. It’s about caromed off into a telephone the churches and graduate to as likely a place as you could pole. As the tiny foreign car the gutters. find in the area with ample was towed away by a wrecker , QOKD room and a wide variety of of­ Cliff saw the finish of his Blank space is something you fices and school rooms, as well-laid plans , and was all don’t fill a column with. JA N .-F E B .. 1858 Ttio Q R P P D P U nesses or aberrations or ex­ done in the churches today periences . (A writer always "Guess I will have to re^ puts himself into his work.! view Hubbard’s stuff. Aberra^ Another tendency is to over­ tively yours." — C.U .Murphy simplify, to look on a person El Monte, Calif. as only two- or three- o r four - sided instead of t h e "Many thanks for the fair many-faceted organism he is. treatment of my challenge. I Still others went to the other believe I am entitled to a re­ extreme. A jungle of facts, buttal ... which to my simple mind, added "Paul refers to Most Gra­ up to so much mumbo wocky and cious Sir as my guide. Most jabber de jumbo. In a recent Gracious Sir is too highly el­ Sunday paper was a news story evated to be anyone’s guide . of a young woman schizo in a He is in CHARGE of the second mental institution. One state­ plane... ment she made (and she must be "Why talk a lot of words! I echoing the doctor in this! is repeat my challenge to both: that no one knows the causes "Paul: if you have a REAL of schizophrenia. contact, have him/her contact "My idea of the reason why Most Gracious sir. ( ’no one’ ?! understands its "George: if your Zelda is causes is that nearly all of REAL, have him (or theml con­ ^ea/ifoeUioi: these doctors are so materi­ tact Most Gracious sir. "Please accept these two ally scientific t h e y can’t "Alphia, it is not my in­ copies of our book, 'The Re- face the reasons even if tention to tear down people . I lease of Psychic Energy’ , by brought to their attention ... merely wish to expose misrep­ E,O.Haes for your Lending Li* This fits into religious cures resentation . If Dynamo a n d brary. We note the one copy too. Zelda are legitimate , when Most you have has been going out on "Some types of psychosis are Gracious Sir gets thru with loan quite well.” —Sheila Wi~ the result of a person con­ them, T H E Y will return to ley, Australian Psychology sciously or subconsciously de­ their mouthpieces and admit Centre, Sychey, N.S.V/. ciding to give up, to quit, to what I contend is t r u e . ” — stop right where they are, to JacobApsel, MilwatAee, Wis. "I was simply shocked to be stuck away back when. This think that a man who places is L.R.H. in the schizo types, "I have a card from Jacob Rev. in front of his name the T b e t a n throws in the suggesting that I put up or could put such a lustful pic­ sponge. shut up. If I have a dynamo, ture on the front of a maga­ "If my memory is not at he says have him contact 'Most zine that is intended to offer fault, Adler said that one of Gracious Sir’ , who he says is self-improvement in the mental the symptoms of a schizo is too elevated to be anyone’s department. If your Fluoro- the tendency to hang on to one guide... scope is so lustful , it should idea or line of thought. In "I hope that 'The Radiant be destroyed and definitely other words, to be stuck on a One’ is more radiant than Most removed from your magazine ... merry - go - round of words and Gracious Sir is gracious . This "As to the contents of the ideas and make no progress. celestial busybody seems to magazine, some of it I 1 ike "The reason why a person have nothing to do but get in­ but t o o much emphasis is keeps on juggling words , ideas , to other people’s hair. placed on Dianetics . The arti­ philosophies, is because he "I now understand what Rob­ cle 'Whispers of the God with­ really doesn’t believe it. He ert ingersoll meant when he in’ is excellent. Mrs. John has not sold himself, so he said: 'Give me Heaven for cli­ IF. Lemon, Berkley, Midi. can move further ahead. He mate but Hell for society.’ E D . N O T E — The entire cover doesn’t know. "The Dynamo says there was of The ABERREE is symbolical , "This Thetan quitting is old an Atlantis. and the Pluoroscope points out stuff to ElRon. His Grand Tour , "Then, apparently referring that Man, with the machinery Minus Tone Scale, etc., a r e to the ‘ Vari-colored analogue’ (a mind! to look at the heart aimed at this. M y ? is--can on page 3 of the December Ab- of things, instead goes only any of your readers come up erree, he said: below the surface , or , rather , with anything better. " 'Lightly caught in Heaven’s goes no deeper than he wants "This split personality sit­ own creative spasm — The man­ to g o . As for any part of the uation is said by some to be agement inspires a rotogravure body being more lustful than nothing but circuits. It can of high fidelity reception and any other part ( the face , for also be occupation by surplus the stage is free.’ ” —Paul E. example!, this, too, we chal­ entities! Dr. Wickland’s books O’N eill, Marrero, La. lenge, because lust is where make interesting reading as to we have been TAUGHT to look the books of Charles Fort. "We have just returned from for it. "Auto- suggestion c a n do three months in Canada, Ver­ things for that awesomely pow­ mont, etc. Boy! Was it swell "Awhile back I got the idea erful thing, the subconscious. to see the two back issues of of trying to find the common I know. How many hypnotists my favorite Aberree. I have denominator in t h e various can handle the superconscious? read every page in both of types of mental therapy, in­ Can one auto-suggest his su­ them and love it all . I don’t cluding religion, that makes perconscious , the mind of the think you are antagonistic, as ’ em all work . Thetan? some seem to say. All of these "One of the first things "In other words, psycho­ viewpoints the Aberree offers observed is old stuff: the ten­ therapy works on the conscious keep a person thinking, grow­ dency on the part of even some and subconscious , religion on ing , and changing. To me , that famous psychologists to read all three! It’s said that some is optimum. I have seen too into a case their own weak- of the best mental therapy is much smugness in too many

16------— The ABERREE------j a n .-f e b .. i»se ‘isms’, and believe me, I have the Dynamo , or Gracious Sir? investigated plenty. Of course Were there two Dynamos or everyone is different and many three? What is the O ’Neill Dy­ have to follow, but to m e , namo relieved about? Does Apsel there is no one science which know what ‘Omniscient’ means? has the one answer. Finally, since the thing seems “ Since just returning from to be a tempest in an ouija this 7000-mile trip, I have board, and I ’ve got one, I visited many old buddies with hauled mine out a n d (reading the same interests as Aberree the directions on the box! readers--most of them ex-Dia- asked, 'Who is Apsel’s Gracious netics . But they all used the Sir?’ In a few minutes, it latter as a starting point and spelled SPLIT PERSON GETS RE­ not as an end. To me they are SULTS (Ouija has no lower case all extremely successful , both letters, no punctuation. 1 Well, physically and mentally (using that’s about what I thought, a dichotomy!. They don’t pledge and so seems O ’Neill and his allegiance to any one shrine. (which?! Dynamo to think, too. "Especially outstanding are So, if Apsel wants to split Mort and Dorothy Jaquays of his personality and hold here­ Sutton, Qu e b e c ... They are sy trials with the other half, working and living with all WINGS— BUT WHERE’S BODY? it’s all in the family and O. sciences , so to speak , having K . with me. Next, for the hell to do with san’s progress. Some months ago, Dale of i t , I asked, ’ Who is O ’­ Consequently, they a r e as Malleck, of Pueblo, Colo., Neill’s Dynamo?’ And got: TRUST aware, successful, and healthy who hobbies in odd wood, told IT ASK QUESTION. So I asked, as anyone I know. us of an “ Angel without a ‘What should I know?’ And be­ “ While at Paramount Farms, Head” he had completed. We dimmed if it didn’t give out Sutton, some of the old Roch­ asked for a picture, and he with perfectly good lambic ester original Dianetics group sent us a dozen— of which we Trimeter. To wit: GIVE REST OF came up for the week-end. They kept the one above. Back NATURE HEED/ PREFER THE COMMON are progressing wonderfully came some sarcastic remarks FAITH/ SHUT OUT HEAD’S GRAVID and thank Dianetics for giving anent our anatomical prefer­ FEARS. Which is pretty good them a wonderful start... ence , and the statement that advice at that, and sounds “ The wonderful thing of it this is the part one waving fairly dynamic. The third line all is that we are all trying good-bye would see, were the seems to mean ‘Don’t worry’. to raise the tone of ourselves waver and the angel-without- If I assume the ‘common faith’ as well as the world. But let ’s a-head parting company. And is that of ‘the rest of na­ don’t discredit the other fel­ Dale adds; ture’ , it holds together well low just because he doesn’t “ I have found a new pro­ enough, except I don’t know cess— a mechanical one— used follow our ‘ism ’ or ‘ology ’. what the common faith of na­ Because as ours works for us , on groups . 11 is the rapid ture is. Anyway, it’s the most his probably works for him. reading course (Dale’s going back to school — and at his intelligible remark my board And if it doesn’t, he will has made yet. Except it had a soon change it. ’’ --R ith Char- advanced age , too! as taught little trouble squeezing in ron, Chula Vista, Cali /. with the tachistoscope and the movie projector. They that last line... “ FLIGHT FROM COLD— As theo­ “ You’ve succeeded I think get wonderful results teach­ ing reading— increased speed retical paleoanthropology, I and hope in doing a controver­ and comprehension. They don’t prefer Newcomer to Sigmund sial issue ( December! , tho seem to know that what they Freud, who. also theorized on still unable to unglue some really are teaching is per­ primitive societies (totem and writers from their accustomed ception , which is the basis taboo!. This account of Indi­ ‘Universes’. Oddly, it appears ans sounds reasonable, prob­ that nobody said anything for for all learning, imagina­ ably the Indians go and guide or against Scientology except tion, and thinking. Also the mediums after they (Indians! you and me...Your cover design student is forced into pres­ eat the mushrooms and cactus could be analyzed for symbols ent time. In my opinion , this buttons? as : 2 Christian ( cross and is the biggest advance edu­ “ WHISPERS OF GOD— Now look . witch !, 2 Egyptian ( pyramid cation has made since they This series must be improving. and crux anasta!, 2 witch started. When they find out It can’t be me. This one is (skul1 & crossbones and moon! how good it is and put it fine and it’s usable, but the and 2 astrology ( Saturn and into use all over the world, first instalment was lousy. comet!. The light sun, dark it will definitely give man “ SOME FORERUNNERS— I still sun might be Zoroastrian; Maz­ an ability boost. At normal say I get more from Joanna da and Abriman . The Fluoroscope speed of those who accept, than Hardin. One thing, I want design is from still another they should have it in full her to produce one verifiable faith (Freudian!. Wonder how swing about the year 2000 case of somebody actually pro­ many readers know the skull happy race, even an embassy ducing physical molecules by and x - bones means death a n d inviting us to join the Galac­ thinking about them, before resurrection— and to whom? ... tic Union would be an invasion I ’ll accept that creation bit. “ My reaction to the sput­ (if there’s a Galactic union , I ’m still waiting for Hubbard niks is a minority one, name­ and if they’d invite us!. to produce a c o r r e sponding ly, ‘Hooray! ’ At last we (hu­ “ DID ATLANTIS NEVER EXIST— case of ' somebody destroying mans! have an orbital satel­ Wow. I had fun with these one, molecules by looking at them lite and space-travel is nigh and I ’ll bet so did you. After twice. upon u s . i think an extrater­ thoroly enjoying these accounts “ ABERRATION L O S S — I know restrial invasion would be good of Astrapolitics, I engaged it definitely one and maybe two fortune for us, the way we’re as a problem. Plainly somebody such ‘clear’ people in all set up now. To our trigger- goofed. Was it Apsel, O ’Neill, given detail. I can understand JAN.-FEB., 1958 The ABERREE ------17 well enough why they won’t drop out of it, and not try to tologists are nuts. Which we’re publicize. If i make it, I ’ll disillusion the rest of us who not, of course . Or are we ? be quiet like a mouse. cling to our hopes that some “ Anyway, even if you do “ APROPOS— I quote: ‘perfec­ day, Scientology actually will (print this, I mean!, PLEASE tion desires nothing. ’ ‘Han do all that Mr. Hubbard claims don’t sign my name. To all in­ sinks from perfection by reas­ for i t . How do you, or I, know tents and purposes, I ’m still on of (1! desire — ’. * In his (I tell myself! that even when a strong, loyal Scientologist- perfect state man desired no­ some of the things Mr. Hubbard looking for proof. ” --M. B. thing.’ I ’ve never seen the says will work won’t work, it absurdity of the Pall of Man isn’t because we’re just too “ I am riding with Detroit from perfection stated with dumb to understand? Maybe our Scientology groups to Washing­ such bald clarity. W h a t , Hr . engrams are keeping us from ton , D. C., Friday ( for t h e Schrader, did Perfect Man de- getting the good out of Scien­ Congress!. Detroit groups hope sire? tology that Mr. Hubbard says I and L . Ron can make some ‘ ‘PLOUGHING — Apsel’s ghosts is in it. sort of coordination. Thank again . So a good spirit gives “ When ‘The Weeper’ was one God I have been in some 20 or its name , does it? ’ Gracious of the popular techniques back more organizations, all dis­ Sir’, ‘Glorious One' — these at the Wichita Foundation, I rupted by internal frictions, are names? T h e y sound more ‘gulped salt water’ by the SO, TO SOME EXTENT, I should like titles . Like Dynamo . I ’m hour, trying to run out the have some degree of philosoph­ not campaigning against spir­ clam-stage aberrations , and I ical patience and SEEX TO SUR­ its . I just doubt (with evi­ made some of my pre-clears do VIVE VIA MY OWN PUBLICATION . denced that being dead gives likewise. I couldn’t see that "Each time I read your pa­ anybody any particular dis­ it did much more good than did per, i UNDERSTAND MORE. Please tinctions or privileges. I ‘Dirty Thirty’ , wherein I and keep me on your exchange list agree with Bent’s last para­ my pre-clears were made to or dead-head list.” --Dr. Leo graph. Also the old paradox: walk between two spots for Donnelly, Detroit, Mich. If a true prediction of the hours on end. What was wrong future cannot be changed, it with me? I kept asking. Guess "Tell Fred Hand I excuse is useless, and as good as you can tell by this that I ’m him as per his request. Hebrew nothing. If it can be changed , a bit confused. is considered a root language, it is not a true prediction . “ The other night, some Sci­ the youngest of them . Sanskrit, “ This is t h e season we entologists got together at my about which I know nothing, is thank God , who is Good by def­ house and began discussing the also rooty-tooty and next old­ inition , for not having been new techniques. They were very er, and Chinese, which i s a Evil last year. This is one of enthusiastic . One of them had falling-body language, is the those concepts t h e more I the same tic that I know he’d most ancient. From observation think of which, the less I can gotten into Scientology to get of Hindu writing , Sanskrit is figure i t F r e d Hand, Hous­ rid of. Another is so over-fat like Hebrew, a falling-down- ton , Texas. that she must be careful to from-the-line language.Perhaps keep from putting too much all root languages are logic­ “ Thanks for enabling me to strain on her heart. And as ally so constructed, as going ‘keep in touch’ with the vari­ they talked, I studied them, out from their origins. ous efforts of the various and of those I ’ d known for a “ The Christian language, *seekers’ and * teachers’. long time, I could*’t see that the language most Christians “ I feel The Aberree has de­ they had improved either their use, English, and its most veloped into a real work of deportment, physical shape , or closest parent, L a t i n , and art as well as information and mental ability. And the way others derived from Latin , are inspiration .” - - H’. C. Kunkel , they ranted against those who on their way back up . The di- Tacoma, Wash . do not accept Scientology, I chotomy of languages— the go­ was reminded of some narrow­ ing out and returning, velly “ As you know, I have been minded Baptists I once knew interesting, t h i s zero of in Dianetics ever since the who knew, for a fact, just who languages. We should all prac­ first book, I even made the was going to Hell and who was­ tice and speak the Zero tongue. transition into Scientology, n ’t — and what degree of heat "The Chinese h a v e their following from Techniques 80 each would have to endure and to 8 8 with all the hope and for what part of their eter­ faith I originally used in nity. Working with spurring my ‘File Clerk’ into “ Despite this analysis of ridding me and my pre-clears Scientology, compared to what of engrams and psychosomatic it has done or hasn’t done for aberrations. these Scientologists, I still “ It was a great adventure, am not prepared to accept The FAITH and at first I was thrilled ABERREE’s sarcastic outlook on that i could take a little things. However, with the ap­ .ill 111 . 1 J L : IL , book like ‘Self-Analysis’ and proach of Christmas and the ” t VI1T" ' T W i i r 1! 7 "j ‘The Handbook for Pre-clears’ season of goodwill toward men, and see actual results, even I do wish to apologize for the is the title of a free book tho I wasn’t sure most of the nasty things I said a year or given away to all who w rite time I knew what I was doing. so ago when i cancelled my sub­ in asking for it (plea&e include “ In my loyalty to Dianetics scription . Even yet, I ’ m not to< for postage and handling) and Scientology, I once can­ renewing, but if you’re still celed my subscription to The in the mood , you might slip me ABERREE , and wrote you a very a sample copy occasionally. HUMAN nasty letter. I didn’t like “ Does this letter sound as your facetious wise-cracks— confused as I feel? If so, I ’m ENGINEERING and I ’m still somewhat of the sure you’ll not dare to pub­ INC. opinion that if you don’t like lish it, because your readers Scientology, you ought to just would think some of us scien­ Box 117 H Fairhope, Alabama ------18 The ABERREE JAN.-FEB.. 1958 Tong societies and Tong wars. peace of mind and tranquility. The language Christ used was For me, anyway. Aramaic, which was for ' in the "You see why I would say How Are You beginning ’. Jesus inaugurated ’Very interesting’ re . Dr . the return-to-God language. Rolf. I feel she has done Right Now? After H im , Hebrew or Aramaic something for me, and if a few slowly was lost and the Greeks months from now I am closer to and the Romans took over.” being somewhat integrated, Phil Friednm , Florence , Ariz . posturally a n d mentally, I CAN YOU will really use a stronger ad­ "Dr. J a s . Clark has been jective.” --Or. /. Robert Mar­ letting me read some of his tin, Milford. Del. 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Space (and It Isn 't Empty space, Either)..* ...... 3

Aura Is a "Book of Life" If You can Read It ...... 4

Knowledge and "Truth" Are Pretty Transient in Our World of Change...... 5

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Early Mound Builders Were Giants of Purple wings. 9

Plowing up the Field...... 11

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We hear that C ai n uas able to do things to the Abel too, but it wasn't called "ability" — Devil’s sage-Box

r' J* ,*-.4 tors had been mable to help; MARCH. 19 58 Recusant Voice of "The many wanted to be “ clear” so VOL. IV. No. 10 Infinites'* for Earth, Mars, they could "h e lp others” be­ Saturn, Pluto, Venus, and come “ clear” , too — meaning Zydokumzruakehen. ^ they wanted to make others conform to what they thought Published Monthly, except for the conbined January-February and July- the others should be. He could August issues, at 207 North Washington, aid, Oklahoma, n. & A. name some who wanted only to Nail' Address: Postoffice Box 528. fold, Okla., U.&A. find the “ Lost Dutchman’’ mine, Subscription price: $2 a year: $5 for 3 years. Single copies, 25* or some other lost treasure, Second Class privilege authorized at Slid, Okla., Poatoffice and one even thought it worth­ editor: The Rev. Mr. Dr. ALPHIA ONEGA HART. 1-2, D.D.. D.Scn., P.Scn.. while to be able to “ see” thru B.Scn., HDA, HCA, et al ad infinltuu ad nausea. women’s clothes if he could Publisher; ALICE AGNES HAKT, 1-1, HCA, SBC., WFK, H.Kpr. ETC.______successfully acquire the power POLICI: Don’t take it so d a m ’ seriously. The infiniteness of Man is of ignoring such barriers as not reduced to a “split infinity” by wars, taxes, or “experts” privacy and modesty have set uho offer to sell bin ah at he already has. up in a world of non-clears. Sub-Policy— We reserve the right to change our ainds fron issue to issue, or even fron page to page, if ee desire. In all, this search for Sub-Sub-Policy: Bach nan has the inherent right to be his oen and only goals being marketed by “ op­ ____ “Authority”.______portunists” whose only stock Advertising Rates; $1 a colurn inch, if you get results; double if you in trade is self-invalidation don’t. Payable in advance. Copy nust be in office 30 days prior can be a pretty sorry picture, to date of publication. if properly analyzed. Remember what the Apostle I LET’S ANALYZE So you want the fulfillment of the proph­ Paul said in his first epistle MOTIVES BACK to be a “ theta ecy. Some day, the man would to the Corinthians? OP OUR GOALS clear" ? You come. This Ernest knew. And “And tho I have the gift of want to be “op­ his transient disappointments prophecy, and inderstand all timum ” ? You want to be “ inte­ as glory-grabber after glory- mysteries, and all knowledge; grated " ? And you think these grabber tried to claim like­ and tho I have faith, so mat are laudable ambitions? O.K., ness to the Great stone pace I could remove mountains , and Brother, keep on wanting. Work was replaced each time by faith haire n o t c h a rity, I am n o th ­ with all your might and main and knowledge that, eventual­ in g .” toward obtaining your desire. ly, the prophecy would be ful­ Let’s read that again, and Picture yourself exactly as filled. And it was, as we who again , and again. Then, when we you wish to be and duplicate a have read the story all know— decide the goal is to proph­ billion times, if need be. And by Ernest himself. His belief esy, or to KNOH, or to stop it do you know what? After what that the Valley would produce raining while HE walk to work, might be considered a reason­ a great man, his searching for or find money in the bank we able length of time, y o u ’ll truth and the goodness in his never deposited, let’s look at probably find yourself farther fellow creatures, brought to our motives again. what char­ from being a “ theta clear ”, an himself the honor— an honor he ity are we showing by our “ optimum” , and “ integrated ” was unwilling to accept, even selfish desires for our OWN than you were when you start­ when those around him pointed attainments ? q q ed . Instead of approaching out the fact that h e , himself , your goal , you’ve traveled in was the likeness for which he PLEASE. MR. We saw a car- IKE, DON’T toon the other the opposite direction. You had been looking. have been defeated by your own CHANGE FLAG day in which some Ernest’s desire was not a clever cartoonist desire -- a desire that recog­ desire for self— or he never aptly pictures the extent to nized you were NOT the thing would have reached the goal he which our government has been you wanted to be, a desire had imaged for others. Quietly conquered by “ reds without that invalidated everything and inoffensively, he went Russia firing a shot, or re­ you had done in the past to be­ about his self-appointed tasks, leasing a single disease germ. come what you are now— or were growing and expanding, carry­ It shows a bottle of red ink , before you got off on this ing in his mind always the circling our budget, suspended binge of becoming something picture of greatness. Yet he globe-like in space, and was e l s e . was not deflected from his titled, “Menace of the Red More than a hundred years path by the conceit that he , Sfcmtn-ink ” . ago, a New England writer, Na­ alone, must attain this goal . Don’t be surprised if there thaniel Hawthorne, altho ham­ Compare Hawthorne’s Ernest is a new flag flying over our pered by a Puritanical back­ with those you have known who nation’s capital before m any ground that reeked of witch will “ admit” , without much moons. It will have yellow and h u n t s , concocted— knowingly or urging, that they are "clears” green stripes: Green for our unknowingly— one of the clas­ — plain, theta, or operating. envy of Russia’s beating us in sics of American literature: Heigh them by what they can or the missiles and satellite “ The Great Stone Pace ”, In cannot d o . race, yellow because our mili­ this tale, a pile of gigantic So you want to be a “ theta tary moguls have succeeded in rocks on the mountain side clear ” ? an " optimum ” ? “inte­ frightening our so-called lead­ symbol ized, in its maj estic grated ” ? Have you asked your- ers out of their senses. In beauty, the features of a self why you wish to be these the upper left comer, the great and understanding human , things? what would you do if field of blue stars should be who, some day, in fulfillment you should suddenly discover replaced hy a swatch of red, of a prophecy, would come to you had reached your aim? signifying the color of ink in life in a noble Valley inhab­ He look back over our six which our government has been itant . or more years of Scientology, operating for the last decade Ernest, the hero of this and recall some of the reasons or so . story, looked always for the given by aspirants for wishing There’s an old psychologi­ coming of the “ great man” . to attain the state of "clear” , cal saying that "That which With limited education, worn and we know few , if any, suc­ you fear m ost, you attract to from work in the fields, he cesses . Many wanted to cure you ” . And this goes for na­ still maintained his dreams of themselves of an illness doc­ tions , as well as individuals. By DR. JAMES CLARK

Co n d en sed from H i s " T ime and e t e r n it y ”. All R ig h t s R e s e r v e d E ARE HEARING and ranting a great of the other is an impossibility, we can deal about space these days . It have no hope of ever finding in the phys­ would appear to be .a medium thru ical universe that great delusion, U N O C ­ which man may travel in the near CUPIED SPACE. future. Man's ability to travel by meansThere is a state of existence which ofW mechanical aids to any point on the requires neither Mass, Energy, Space, nor earth's surface, and to well nigh the Time— but that is an entirely different outer limits of Earth’s atmospheric enve­ consideration. In our search for SPACE in lope , is no longer a miracle of achieve­ the physical universe, we can only ob­ ment . Like all miracles, its frequency of serve the occupant of space in one or occurrence soon relegates it to the sta­ other of the vast and diverse complexity tus of an event no longer worthy of more of energy forms including mass, but the than passing comment. fact remains that nowhere can we observe Let's have a look at this medium called SPACE in an isolated or disassociated SPACE. We can readily understand the state of existence. ocean's watery medium which man has so This experience enables us to know nearly conquered both on a n d below the that space IS but cannot be observed. Now surface. The atmosphere we breathe is there is only one other state of exist­ equally as tangible and understandable, ence which, like SPACE, IS but cannot be and its conquest has long ceased to be a sensation. This medium called SPACE is observed, and that is the “ kind of energy" not so easily understood. to which, in Scientology, has been ap­ When we look around this physical uni­ plied the term “ Theta” . THETA as a kind verse in an effort to locate a bit of of energy is NO THING. THETA is not a creation, but is a creator, which, in SPACE, we are completely baffled, for search as we may, the finding of such a action as cause, produces the effect of creation and uncreation, and this by pos­ state as SPACE is an impossibility. pure tulation . The salient feature emerging Even if we exhaust the air as far as it from this experience is that both SPACE is possible from a non-porous container. and THETA , and altho they can be ex­ we still don't have a bit of pure SPACE. a r e Firstly, it is still occupied by the re­ perienced or known , they cannot be ob­ served . maining air, and there is no reduction in If it can be granted that the above is the magnetic energy flows passing thru so, then it can be stated that Theta is it, together with the signal energies of SPACE, and Space is THETA, and these two radio, T-V, etc. are one and the same, and there can be no Now it would seem that SPACE is one of those states which we just have to be­ consideration wherein the existence of lie v e exists. Scientific authority might THETA is dependent on the existence of even issue the edict that “ The fool hath SPACE. THETA as an existing totality is in action in two states, firstly as an said there is.no SPACE" . The accepting of statements on b e l i e f unlocated force without horizon and with is a dangerous procedure, and until the unlimited ability, and secondly as a lo­ cated and yet totally associated unit of scientist can demonstrate u n o ccu p ied life force in a life-form. SPACE, it would seem more wise to reject its existence than accept it as yet an­ The entire purpose of the life-form other burden added to Man's amazing ca­ is the gain of action in the playing of pacity to believe. If Man could know more the game, wherein the inanimate or “ no and believe less, he might not today life" form in the physical universe is stand facing such a massive threat of the opposing force. The sole purpose in non-survival in the form of nuclear weap­ the creation of a life-form is to obtain ons. action with a variable lim ita tio n of There are only two fundamental data ability, which is the single fundamental which Man can know regarding SPACE; first­ prerequisite to the playing of a n y game, ly that SPACE has only one justification whether it be the primary or life game for existence, and that is to contain en­ where the sole impulse is survival, or a ergy or mass, and secondly, mass and en­ secondary game as is played on the soccer ergy have no other justification for ex­ or battle field. istence than to occupy SPACE, and the It is not our intention to allow this existence of either without the presence discussion on SPACE to be drawn up into M A R C H . 1958 The ABERREE------3 the level of Man’s various games, and and that is because he does not know . The thereby start yet another game. The present time bank of “ data" contains a world's book shelves are groaning with great deal more of what is b e lie v e d to be their burdon of literature giving full known than what is known to be believed. instructions on well nigh an infinite Man’s future lies in becoming more able variety of games in ’ologies and ’isms, when he may reverse this situation. from fancy needlework, thru varying meth­ The simple soil, or “ no life’’ form on ods of prayer, on to the latest uncer­ Earth’s surface is the source whereby the tainties in chain reaction. We would pre­ blade of grass maintains its eternal pri­ fer to maintain our observation along the mary game with the single purpose of sur­ fundamentals of creation, which have for vival, and thus the “ no life" form be­ so long remained in the realms of the comes the life-form, and yet again at unknown and have been retained there death the life-form becomes the “ no life” •under such a heavy cover of b e l i e f . There form in the timeless cycle of never-end­ is only one reason why a man b e lie v e s , ing change. Truly, a world without end. c/funa . A m o d e m master said: “ p e a k i n g generally lation with one another, for to be is to of occult literature, acquaintance with it is be a relation), Maya has the meaning of most disappointing, because all such litera­ measure. The universe is the given ture promises too much in comparison with what “ There is a field, and a knower of the it gives” (Ouspensky, P. 1931. field” — Bhagavad Gita. It is we who par­ The reason is obvious. Desire is artificial tition that which should not be parti­ creation that cannot be satisfied. For man tioned, for we are born small and helpless possesses everything in the universe. Every­ and apart from that which is partly thing in the Macrocosm is contained in the Microcosm, instead of making the best use of friendly and partly hostile. Parents what he has, man neglects it in his searchings spank, fire burns, and the furniture for more. Gratification of Desire produces trips small feet. We learn of pain, and disillusionment. For gratification never brings the Dianetic "engrain" is implanted. We the pleasure anticipated. And the pleasure re­ learn of actions and non-actions. “He who sulting is temporary, whereas the damage done sees action in non-action and non-action is permanent. in action is wise indeed” — G i t a . So we acquire identifications , impedances , and emptiness— all things are empty— Nirvana, all the rest of the circuitry. Gurdjief Dharma Kaya, sunnyata— all terms for the pointed out that few persons are entitled Unmanifest. They developed remarkable to call themselves " I " because they are systems of meditation, and pictured the so divided within themselves that a per­ world as a mirror of reality , to be care­ son is more properly a collection than a fully dusted and polished. And finally, group. Not that Gurdj ief is very excep­ the Masters of Zen took the last great tional. A man who dies of overeating, and knowing he would, cannot be considered as step. “ There is no stand of mirrors “ wise". Brilliant, yes; intriguing , yes ; bright” — and no dust either! And no an expert on the art of living, NO! emptyness! For Nirvana is the World! B u t The Orient knew that, too . Each has the world seen as a whole, Man in his his own path . “ The Dharma— duty, or way— proper place at one with all that is, for of another is fraught with peril."— Gita. there is only One— without a second. But (The Bhagavad Gita is a portion of the that is the goal. The Gita and other wri­ Hindu scripture especially valuable be­ tings point the way. They do not take it cause it tells how to attain spiritual upon themselves to expect God to reflect heights in a series of graded lessons, their image. starting with duty, attitude to death, There are many kinds of knowledge . “It and God— “ Whatever may be the form a de­ is children, and not the wise, that speak votee seeks to worship with faith — in of the path of knowledge and the path of that form alone I make his faith unwaver­ action as distinct. He who is firmly set ing. But finite is the result gained by on one reaches the end of both." For these men of small minds . Those who wor­ whatever one does gives knowledge. But the ship .the deities go to the deities; those highest knowledge is that which gives who worship Me come to Me ... Veiled by My discrimination. The Gita speaks of two paths — the light path and the dark path . Maya, I am not revealed to all. This de­ luded world knows Me not as the unborn The follower of the light path leaves the and the eternal." ) world of suffering, never to return. The follower of the dark path returns to the And many are the deities: the party, world again and again until he learns his the nations, causes — what Francis Bacon lesson. called the idols of the theater, peace, And it is exceedingly perfect justice happiness, pleasure, t h e bottle, the that the fool must suffer in the condi­ horseless carriage — with tail fins . And tion he has created for himself, and the so the Orient developed the doctrine of wise reap the benefit of their wisdom.

6 -----The ABERREE ■ M A R C H , 1956 SOME FORERUNNERS of "TOTOLOGY" $ . AVE YOU found out what a priori is? By JOANNA WALSH In becoming aware as Totality, we know that we can surround, we can What have the philosophers of the past H be aware of many aspects of that contributed to the advanced thinking of to­ thing or problem, whatever we are dealing day? in this series of articles, taken from with, and we can discover more than judt the taped lectures of Hardin and Joanna what the eyes can see at a certain angle , Walsh in Los Angeles, they point out how the or smell, or hear, or feel, we can actu­ "Concept of Totality", as they teach it to­ ally be aware of being in anything --in day, is not entirely new— except in appl ica- any problem— and we can, in the vernacul­ tion . - -The EDITOR.______ar, “seethe other fellow's point of view" would like to extend further than what he as well, we're not limited by mere per­ ceiving from one angle . says is you don't see your soul because He claimed you don't see it Why? Because we Totality, that is you are it! are because it is on the invisible level. why. And this is the one point they all This is so, too, but we have discovered seem to overlook. We were only able to thru research and application of scien­ discover this aspect thru the investiga­ tion of each and every being during pro­ tific methods that you can perceive, ac­ cessing . We did more than discover it; tually, the soul. You can perceive other thru t h e intellectual level, thru the souls, too. You actually can . reading, thru the studying, we actually There are many who don't at first— but became aware of being all these things. upon the acceptance of such a concept, And until you do this, you cannot know upon the realization that you are Total­ what I am talking about, just as Kant ity and therefore AUL is possible to you, said “ You cannot know” . you begin to key-in and open up your But we say you can know— because you awareness to this concept. By so doing, are Totality. by not negating or invalidating it, you It is interesting about Kant. We be­ become what we call "psychic” and you can lieve he was a Totologist, we believe he perceive the invisible. was an individual who was aware of more While Kant realized that there w a s the than it is possible to see with the invisible, he did not perceive that it human eyes, because that is t h e way he was possible to become aware of it. How­ puts it. He says, “ These false conclu­ ever, he did give us a level — a rung on sions , distorted knowledge, that come to the ladder— but he didn’t take the ladder us thru the channels of sense, are the high enough. result of false premises. You assume that In reading Kant, let us not stop right all knowledge comes from separate and there and accept all this as know-how, as distinct sensations. Naturally, these knowledge. Let us be aware that now there cannot give you necessity or invariable is an advancement of this philosophy into sequences of which you may be forever application where you can discover this certain." for yourself. We know this to mean that when you are Kant said, “ Let us grant that absolute functioning as a result of these subcon­ certainty of knowledge is impossible IP scious recordings, distorted knowledge all knowledge comes from sensation of an (which we do achieve if we are merely independent external world, which owes us functioning as a result of these subcon­ the promise of regularity of behavior.” scious recordings, electronic recordings, In saying this, he acknowledged that abso­ whatever you have), is there, even tho lute certainty of knowledge is impossible you cannot see it. He says they (the sub­ if we are to understand it from a logical conscious recordings) are the result of and reasonable point of view. But we say, false premises. Why? Because we are re­ further, that you can know what is beyond acting . There's nothing logical or rea­ the physical, and you can know beyond sonable, there's nothing sensible about solid material objects. the way we react to the subconscious— Many persons come into this plane these false premises. They come thru the quite psychic, and they know this from channels of sense that are the result of the beginning. Told they are crazy or too false premises. You assume that all imaginative, they are invalidated, and knowledge comes from separate and distinct they begin to doubt, to close down, un­ sensations — these naturally cannot give fortunately. But there are many who, thru you necessity or invariable sequence of processing, can release the veils of un­ which you may be forever certain. awareness, the barriers to using creative Naturally (he says) you must not ex­ imagination, which is the first step. But pect to see your soul even with the eyes if you don't “ b u y " it, you won’t develop of internal sense. The point here that I it. it is a matter of thinking a certain M A R C H . 1958 ------The ABERREE------way before you can manifest what you’re thinking. Kant said, “ To achieve perfection in yourself and happiness in others , so act as to treat humanity, whether in thine own person or in that of another, in every case as an end, never only a s a means." In other words, to' see it as an actuality. We’ve gone so far from this fabulous teaching that Kant gave us here in not understanding how to apply it. Then he said— this, too, we feel is a part of the categorical imperative — “ Let us live up ED. NOTE— The story of Jesus— is it fable, to such a principle and we shall soon symbol , or history? Must it eventually join create an ideal community of rational Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny as we grow to beings.” Here’s how he tells you how to maturity? we don't know— and we doubt if one create it ( I like this--he was such a more expos/ will change any minds— either way. thorough thinker): “ To create it, we need As Prof. Hilton Ho tenia shows in his “ Sons only act as if we already belonged to of Perfection” , what Paul actually discussed it." This means we need to accept it as in the 15th chapter of I Corinthians was not an idea that it is so, and we create it the resurrection of the gospel J esus, but the so . We need only do this, he says, as if raising of the dormant Kundalini Power of the we belonged to it. Body— that strange force which increases man’s state of consciousness by activating the sixth This is all we’re suggesting you do in and seventh sense powers of the brain, as relation to the Totality concept. It re­ taught by the Yogins. Paul never heard of Je­ minds me of a little story Dick deMille sus, and every statement concerning him that brings out in his book, “ Introduction to appears in the Pauline Epistles is rank for­ gery and spurious interpolation. Scientology” . He said just imagine the Paul had been dead 250 years when that Jesus fish in the ocean, swimming around, and was secretly invented by the Constantine bish­ suddenly a few find themselves up on land ops at the First Council of Nicea in 325 A. D. and they develop a tremendous necessity When Constantine’s mother heard of “Jesus” in to change their concept of life if they Rome, she made a special journey to Palestine are to survive. But what if they had and Jerusalem, when she returned and reported said, “ It is impossible to live on land, this to her son, it made Constantine so angry only in water can fish survive.” Where that, to hide the fraud, he hired thugs to would we be . Luckily for u s , some could kill her. She was the first of the millions who were murdered in the name of Jesus from perceive that it was possible to live out the 4th to the 18 th centuries. of their so-called natural environment, The Sinaitic MS. and the Vatican MS. No. 1209 , and thru this perceiving we exist in two of the oldest in existence, date from the these bodies today. So, we say, we nded 4th Century. Paul 1 ived in the 1st Century, only act as if we already belonged to it, and it was not until the 4th that the first we need only to perceive that we ARE To­ scrolls appeared containing the name of Jesus. tality in and thru all space, and this is That is the reason historians call the 1st, evolution. This is the fish coming out of 2nd, a n d 3rd centuries t h e “ Dark Ages of Christianity"— the three centuries prior to the the water. Any time we doubt, we shut off "invention” and “sudden appearance?’ of Jesus. the circuit, the power and flow. And can (To be continued. 1 we afford to do this today? It seems to me we are out on somewhat of a limb right it, unfortunately. Let us look at these n o w . philosophers who gave us such beautiful Kant qualifies it in just one more teachings, and go further. It isn't that little statement I want to give here. He we don't know it. We know this, but it said, “ It is the unconditional command of helps to be validated, doesn't it? It our conscience to act as if the maxim of helps to know that back in that era, 1724 our action were to become by our own will to 1804, and earlier than that, there a universal law of nature. ” Is this not were teachers with these concepts . And true of our ability to perceive our­ now there are teachers who can carry it on selves as Totality— as if it is a univer­ to greater discoveries and applications. sal law of nature? It IS that which cre­ It pertains to the same thing in life ates nature— and you are it. — your problems . You can perceive them Schopenhauer said that the public was differently if you could be aware that compelled to see that what is obscure is you are that problem, and by using your not always without significance. That is imagination, visualize it differently, the argument between people who are create it differently. The only thing thinking along solid concepts of reason that's stopping you is your doubt that and logic, and those who can perceive the you can do it, the subconscious negative invisible and the ability to function as pictures that come up and deny it to you. Totality. And they're not nearly as potent as Kant gave us this, Spinoza gave us you are; really they aren’t. this - - and we have gotten far away from (Next month— Hardin Walsh on Hegel) 8 ------The ABERREE -MARCH. 1958 Qiants with fflurple (lDing§ ************** Mound Builders of Long Ago Lost Out When They No Longer Could Manufacture with Thought the Odd Metal They Used to Keep Their Water Pure

B y TEEL A NEVCOMER EDITOR’S NOTE— If you are a whit skepti­ NLY A comparative few centuries cal at what this psychometrist and student ago , the Mound Builders, in what of Scientology discovers in her delvings is now Ohio, were a flourishing into the antecedents of homo sapiens, con­ O and well-satisfied group of people . sider only what your Grandfather’s pedagog would have done to Grandpa had he predicted, The "Bern” (which is what they called in class, that he’d eventually see some of themselves, and signifies a state of men­ the things you today take for granted. Luck­ tal condition or matter) were black, very ily for Grandpa, and you. Grandpa didn’t. black. But they didn't belong to the negroid race. These had a much better de­ quantities of life force, stored it in fined type of structure to their bodies. their porous bodies, and when they wished Their faces were large, broad, and rugged to eject it, they qualified it with the looking. Their hair was jet black and type attitude they knew would be best for curly— not kinky. the one to be treated, and all radiated These people were quite handsome, with this substance at one time toward the no variation in their features to make patient's head, it was just a matter of them less than handsome. Each part of moving the energy in the right direction, their physiognomy was in fine accord with so the patient had clouds of it around each other part. and thru him. This again aligned the cen­ The body structure of these Bern would ters , returning the victim to his best make one think of something not much operating ability. No one objected to firmer than cotton candy we get at cir­ this treatment, it was considered routine . cuses , yet they weighed an average of 300 Occultists and others, especially in the pounds. They were tall, some as much as Orient, have been trying to achieve this 15 feet, altho the average was between 12 effect over quite a long time since, with to 13 feet. Only a few were as short as somewhat indifferent results in most 10 feet. cases. The Bern had no religion, no philos­ All these people had purple wings on ophy, since life was so easily lived that their shoulders. The wings were filmy and they had no special efforts to make that gauzy. They acted as a type of receptor were not pleasant. T h e y all considered for natural energy and force from outside themselves, and were, creators, since the body. they knew exactly what was necessary to The Bern levitated . They had a type get the most out of themselves and out of center in their head which made this pos­ living. sible. This center has long since dis­ All their “centers” were wide open and appeared in people. The Bern thought to working at high efficiency. No gland this center, and it freed them from the slowed, no organ got sluggish. At times, effect of weight and they could move sev­ when they suffered some slight deviation eral feet above the ground. They had no of a center of control, they had a rem­ need for moving large objects. They edy. When a man, woman, or child realized merely took with them such things as they he was not acting or being quite the same might need. as usual, not quite up to his best, he This head center also was used as an announced to those around him that he area to create metals. The metals were needed remedying radiation. This could made from either air or water or both, have been one of the better forerunners of plus the idea of the metal coming from the modern shock treatment, except this the center. This made a plastic - type was designed to do for the “ patient" what metal. Our mercury is the nearest thing was necessary to correct the ailing cen­ to that type metal, yet it isn’t very ter and return him to normalcy. much like it in any way. These metals were The radiation treatment consisted of made and used when needed and whenever 15 or 20 persons going to a common meet­ needed. These metals, when used, created ing place. The person needing treatment in some instances end-products, somewhat was placed in the center of a large cir­ like smelting might create. These were cle . The people were much aware of the the artifacts which now exist, which is abundant life force flowing around them our only remnant left of the mound-buil­ at all times. They pulled in vast masses ders . These end-products of metal were of this life force, even as later day always a nuisance, since they became hard Huna practitioners always have done. Yet and stayed that way, and the Bern didn't there was a difference, because at that like hard objects of any kind. time they could qualify this life force The metal also was used to purify with their thoughts. They pulled in vast water. There were many small lakes and m a r c h . 1998------The A B E R R E E------9 streams of crystal water. some of the swamplands of Indiana, once were their lakes , now filled in. in the water was a Wuck _JJo Moul flotkinf type of thing that resembled the branch­ By PHILIP FRIEDMAN ing of coral, yet it was a delicate Science is presently feverishly engaged in green, even tho crystalline and almost outfitting the impending space pilot to with­ transparent . This material is what the stand conditions that the scientists them­ Bern lived on. It was tasteless, but they selves are not sure will be encountered. And didn’t bother with taste. They never var­ even if the expected conditions are encounter­ ied their food . ed, the scientists are not at all certain that Babies were born as at present time , their outfits will be suitable to cope with yet with no difficulty since both bodies them. There is only one way to send a man out in­ were so soft and pliable. The baby.had to space , and that is as a space man , under all his centers wide open at birth, so hypnosis. immediately started maturing . He needed If, under hypnosis, one can be made to act little care, and his body developed very like a rat, or a cat, or any creature the hyp­ rapidly. notist may suggest; if a hypnotic can be made The Bern lived in underground dwell­ to eat lemons as if they were sugar; if he can ings , since they existed in an era of be made to lie straddled between two separated chairs and sustain a load of thousands of endless night storms , mostly wind , They pounds; if his body can be made to act or per­ didn’t occupy a large area at any time, form in accordance with anything the hypnotist covering only what is now Ohio , Indiana, implants — then why not send the pilot hypno­ and bits of Pennsylvania and Kentucky. tized into space, under command to react, under They seemed to have centered there, as any and all conditions, in the First Dynamic, their type of intelligence was arranged survival of self? He also could be under or­ for only in that area. Probably the rea­ ders to report back, post - hypnotically, all that he encountered. son they never wandered far was because Experiments could be conducted beforehand, of the food situation . such as trying to drown or suffocate a hyp­ They did travel somewhat, but only in notic, under command not to drown or suffocate. their own domain, and always by levita­ Utmost secrecy would be of great importance tion . It was so effortless that they were to prevent an outsider from countermanding the constantly moving, never staying in one commands. But I will not deign to scan the place long at a time. field of possibilities. That’s for the pro­ fessional hypnotists. These people never had emotional dif­ • ficulties , and always were pleasant and Running a dichotomy is a game in which both happy. They really might be thought of as ends are played against the middle. a type of solidified mind. But as time progressed, their bodies the people tried to eat these fish. some started to become more dense. Here diffi­ culty started. This density made the head green and blue bowls, which were u sed center a little less active. The slug­ for crushing the fish to eat, some day gishness of the head center made the mak­ will be found in this area. ing of the metals they used more diffi­ The fish were not very compatible with cult . Their food substance fell below the still somewhat porous body structure. standard; their abilities to levitate de­ However, they survived for some 200 years, creased; interior body force centers interspersing their fish diet with some of the poorer grade algae, but finally slowed. Outside the bodies, other changes they lost enough hold on their bodies that mushroomed which meant the extinction of they disappeared. Their entire existence the entire race. covered less than 5,000 years, and during Somewhere and some time during this the last 200 years of this period, their period, a prehistoric fish started enter­ body centers had gone into disruption. ing their streams and lakes, now that the Before the last body disappeared, they waters no longer were kept purified. The had started to develop stony substances fish had legs and tails— both short. They all thru their bodies — some even turning moved laboriously in the water. Since to a type of rock, as sometimes occurs their own supply of food now was short, today to a very limited extent. There were no descendants when later REQUEST FDR ANALYSIS peoples came to the land of a once happy, Thela Newcomer, Box 475, Williamsport, Pa. capable race of porous giants . I enclose a donation of $3 for time spent on analysis of five questions I wish Under the swampy areas now existing, answered, (use separate sheet for theses. we could find plenty of evidence of a people who had everything , needed nothing , My birth date: D ay... month...... and were happy about it— for a time. Some year.... hour...... A. M. or P . M..... of the serpentine-shaped mounds found in place of birth...... Ohio are the metallic end-products left from the huge building games of the race N a m e ...... of porous giants . They look much like rock Street ...... now, but time has a way of taking its City...... State...... toll , not only of people but of the evi­ dences of their passing they leave behind . 1 0 ------T h e ABERREE ----- m a r c h , isms S Jim Coffin of Wichita, month ... 1 And while we ’re dis­ Kas ., paid his biennial visit cussing the Lending Library, to The ABERREE office a few the Sec., Wfe.,Etc., and now weeks ago, and made sure that Librarian has asked that we the magazine would reach him rescue her from a situation a n d a f e w of his favored which is rapidly becoming al­ friends until such time as he most tragic. It seems that we can make it back again. Jim list so many titles, and it’s DOES get around, because since so easy to slide a dollar bill his last visit, he has called in an envelope, that too many on gajr palmer. Richard Shaver , are making wholesale raids. John Campbell , Massachusetts To which w e ’d have no objec­ neighbors of John " B-Ce 11" tion, of course, were each to Brown , L . R . Hubbard ,' and some order different books and get ingenious inventors who are them back within a week or two, experimenting with an unpat­ but when you start getting entable device to kill bugs at long lists of persons who have long distance by merely work­ ordered four books, and their ing with a photo of the infect­ return is delayed, trying to ed area... 1 Some of that keep books on books can get the pride in workmanship and crea­ pretty complicated--especially Plowing Up Field tivity we think is needed more for someone who can’t even H It could have been a bomb, in the U. S. if we are to avoid look at an income tax blank that quart ice cream carton racing to "catch up” with the without developing a galloping with the "fuse” sticking u # scientific advances of other flu and peritonism. So, please, thru the top , which the post­ nations is displayed in a new only one book at a time from man carefully — oh , so awfully book, called "Birth of aBook” , now on, hunh ? Ye Ed needs his carefully— laid on our counter . written , printed, and bound by Ye Pub ... Recklessly, we started wrench­ Anton Bohm of 6815 W. 29 , Den­ 11 If we told you lorn Fair­ ing off the top , the postman ver, Colo. Bohm, a gravestone banks of Falls Church, Va., is retreated hastily, and inside- artisan, bought a small hand- organizing a "Free Church” be­ well, you may not believe it, press and some type, and after cause he’s “ always wanted to but inside was,a plastic bron­ delving deeply for instruc­ be a minister” , thinks errant tosaurus , too long f o r the tions on how to use what he’d children should be spanked for carton , and what looked like a bought, set his type up, let­ the good of their spiritual fuse was merely the tail-end ter-by-letter , and printed it, progress, and would make wie­ of its tail . No note inside . page-by-page, explaining his ner roasts an important church No return address. Only a problems as he went along, in­ rite, you’d think we’re lying Wichita postmark. Seems as if terspersing it with human bits to you . But we’re not. He even someone in Wichita thinks we about printing’s history. We (in a round-about wayl blames can’t concoct enough problems traded Bohm a copy of SCRUB Astounding’s promotion of Dia- of our own. So they give us a OAKS for BIRTH OP A BOOK , prov­ netics to Amazing’s print­ mystery, no less... IJUs • Ruth ing there must be some success­ ing of the Siaver mystery— and Charron writes that a dozen or ful horse-trading talent dor­ this may come as a complete so ex - Dianeticists a r e to mant in our past. Back came the surprise to a certain ISIBDTA start/have started holding pay-off. A stone-cutter who who gives little credit to any weekly discussions on "mental can solve the intricacies of living person for much of any­ science” , including Scientol­ thousands of pieces of type thing . Anyhow, for the down- ogy, in Chula Vista, Calif. without experience admitted payment of a dime, Tom’ll tell And “discussing” , we’ve found, that The ABERREE was just a bit you all about it — and maybe is one of the things almost too, too much. "What’s it all he’ll make you a preacher, too, all followers of the many isms about?” he asked. We explained if you have a hankering for and ologies do best. But it’s — insofar as we know the an­ such ecclesiastic claptrap. ... fun. A n d relaxing. And we, swer ourselves. And to prove 1 We read recently that kilts here in Enid, miss very much the mettle the man is made of, eventually would become the having a good yak yak group we he sent a check for a year’s accepted style for American can horn in on occasionally. subscription — and the postu­ men — especially formal wear— Which , probably , pretty much late that he was going to get but we’ll probably stick to mirrors the feelings of Mrs. the full answer if he had to our 1930 -model Tux until it Margery Mills, who has just read 10 issues to do it. We wears out, or we out-belly it. moved to Los Alamos, N.Mex., doff a green eyeshade to y o u , However, just in case of a few and has written us for names Anton Bohm. As we said, the u . “iftf’ (IF kilts become stylish of kindred spirits in that S . needs more men 1 ike you— and IF we’d wear theml. Dr. area... 1 One of the funniest and so does The ABERREE, inci­ James Clark , of Dalbeattie , metamorphoses the long string dentally. Scotland, has offered to send of Hubbardian "degrees” has 1 ContriDutions to the Lend­ a kilt from his own clan--a taken is what has now happened ing Library this month come V genuine Flanigan tartan” to the granddaddy of them all , from Marquis McDonald of Port (whatever that isl. But it was "H. D. A.” Now, H.D.A. also can Scott, Kas., Ct Hj_ Murphy of another i f (intestinal Forti­ stand for "Hubbard Disaster El Monte, CaliTT, and Dr. N . S . tude — which we didn’t have l Area” , which is a postoffice Hanoka of Chicago--gifts which that has kept Ye Ed from wear­ box (571 in Brooke, Va. Well , help give readers a wide choice ing the Scottish tarn sent us we suppose that in case Wash­ in research angles , as anyone from London a few years ago ... ington is wiped out by an H- can discover by looking thru 1 From accumulated reports, bomb riding in at the head of the titles on the back page. we have learned that about 30 a long-range missile, a post- In fact, the list is getting London auditors recently were office box 30 miles or so away so long that all cannot be excommunicated, decertified, will be as safe as any place— carried in one issue, so some and not-ised for having the if they keep the rent paid... titles will be alternated each temerity to meet in indepen- MARCH. 1958. The ABERREE ------1 1 dent assembly in what the Lon­ First, a few preliminary re­ don H A S I called a "pirate” Syrwrgetically marks are required. If you conference. But when you form observe (objectively and with an organization of “ bridge detachment! t h e behavior o f builders?’, you can expect many another, you find that he fre­ of them to act like bridge- Y ^ A * quently acts as if he has ex­ builders— not frightened sheep perienced a threat to his self­ who sit on the banks waiting esteem , or a loss of his self­ for someone else to provide a esteem. Tell a woman that her safe crossing. As a result, dress looks like a burlap bag, these "wildcat meetings” are and see what happens. Or tell being attended in greater num­ By ART COULTER a man that h e ’s stupid or bers than ever — and the HASI COLUMBHS, Ohio— An air of wrong about something, a n d has taken all except two of watch his response. the so-called renegades back expectancy and excitement now The immediate response, al­ into the fold... pervades the Synergetic com­ most invariably, will be a re­ 5 One of Ivor Darreg’s (Los munity. It is one thing to active effort to protect or Angeles! greatest worries (at know, intellectually, that the restore self-esteem. By “ reac­ the time of writing! was the “ state of clear” is possible. tive ” is meant an action that fact his tomcat had been miss­ It is quite another to watch is literal and moronic, just ing for a fortnight — probably it emerge into dynamic reali­ as the response to the words trying to “insure the survival ty, in people you know, and in of an engram were literal and of his pussonality” , he said. yoursel f. moronic. Most of us can easily And Lucipuss, idiom we consider Several ABERREE readers recall situations in which the most uninhibited , hungri­ have written to ask questions ^uch reactions have occurred est, wildest bit of feline fem­ about my recent series of ar­ in others. With a wee bit of ininity, meowed knowingly from ticles and about Syhergetics honesty we can also find them the publisher’s lap as we con­ in general. I will be glad to in ourselves. veyed this bit of information answer these questions v i a Such a reaction is an exam? orally to all who’d stop long this column , so send them on . pie of an impedance . A Syner­ enough to listen. What color One reader quite rightly getic clear, then, is a person was your tom, Ivor? we might pointed out that the achieve­ who is free of all reactions keep on the lookout in case ment of an “ unaberrated state” to self - esteem threats and Lucipuss starts strutting thru or state of clear means little self-esteem losses. the yard with any theta kit­ unless the term “ aberration” Actually, a Synergetic clear tens . Or are there such ani­ is clearly defined. Just as is more than this, because im­ mals? ... 5 And altho this has one m a n ’s meat is another pedances not only occur in re­ nothing to do with kittens, or man’s poison , so what one man action to self-esteem threats even theta offspring, we got a regards as “ aberration" may or losses. They also occur in card from our friend, jjr^ Har­ appear quite rational and nat­ response to pain or pain old Thibodeau, in Myrtle Beach, ural to another. He asked me threats; to pleasure thwarts ; S. Car., telling of plans to for the synergic meaning of and to other “ determinants" add new bedrooms and another the term. I ’ll try to oblige. such as survival threats. bath to his house because of In the original engrain the­ Imagine, if you will, what the birth of a fifth child--a ory of Dianetics, the term a society would be like if girl. “ A girl, a boy, a girl, “ aberration” was quite clear; people would be completely a boy, and now a girl — alter­ it referred to a literal, mor­ honest with themselves and one nately!” Dr.Thibodeau writes. onic response to the words of another. They would have no “ People say it can’t be done, an engrain. If the words “Don’t need for masks. Intelligence move him now” occurred, the would rise enormously. There but we know how!!” if the good reactive mind might take the doctor would tip us off on his would be an end to reactive secret, we’ll wager we could words "don ’ t move ” quite lit­ blame, to reactive vanity, to find a market for such infor­ erally, a n d the individual reactive guilt. would be stuck in that part of Next month I will respond mation that mould insure the the engram. In daily life he long life of Hie ABERREE, but to another question : “ Does a we suspect any effort to mar­ might have a tendency to not Synergetic clear have total ket such information would run move any time the engram was restimulated. And so on. OOKD afoul of the A.M.A., the Dept, The engram theory has since of Agriculture, the P. B. I., A space is a nothingness and the Infernal Revenue Bur­ been abandoned, since the en­ that disappears when you get eau . Not that they obj ect (es- gram techniques failed to pro­ in it. pecially the latter! to a ci­ duce resul ts . Yet the te rm vilian making an easy buck or “aberration ’’ has remained , no two , but unless we could prove longer clearly defined with a World’s Most Interesting & we were paid - up snobs in the meaning understood and accept­ Informative Book Catalogue ed by all concerned. Semantic FREE if you mention this A.M.A., and the alternating havoc h a s been t h e result. magazine! Aura , Comparat ire system would work scientifi­ Ditto for the term "clear”. Religion , Pendulums , Extra cally ten times out of nine, In Synergetics, we do have Sensory Perception , Radies- we’re sure they’d find some a clear definition of the term thesis , Nudism , Astrology , excuse to add us to their list “aberration ” . Since this def­ Ancient Masters , Chromo­ of martyrs., q q ^q q therapy, Raw Food Diet, etc . inition is not the same as Any subject which will If someone discovers a new that of (original! Dianetics, “ shock” ,ordinary people--we way to murder, and there’s any or of psychiatry (where it cover! 48 illustrated pages profit in it, undoubtedly it­ means “departure from norm ” !, which will keep you up 'll be tried, sooner or later, we prefer a different term: nights-• reading our book just as some radio station in "impedance”. A synergetic clear descriptions. We can locate Los Angeles plans to inflict is a person who has achieved any book in print. subliminal advertising on all an impedance-free state. HEALTH RESEARCH dumb enough to tune them in. What is an "impedance"? Mokelumne Hill, California 1 2 ------The ABERREE M A R C H . 1958 trist and general semantlcist, ter this we will be spending on New Year’s day, 1958 . all our time advertising OAH- "Dr. Kelley was best known SPE. Read the first verse of as the researcher who examined the Book of Jehovih Kingdom on the Nazi war leaders after Earth. Hitler’s defeat. He wrote of “ Francis Baldes and Jerome this in 'Twenty-two Cells in have resigned their position Nuernberg’. Dr. Kelley w a s of running the office , as of chief psychiatrist f o r the last month, and we have re­ European theater in world War ceived a letter from Seattle II a n d at the time of his telling they were married. death he held the following, There are four of us here now, all at once: Criminologist Ray Schlippmann, James Bor­ with the Berkeley police force, land , Mary Ann Towle, and my­ consultant to San Quentin self. We are answering mail prison, consultant to several coming in every day and send­ hospitals, consultant to the ing out books as requested. University of California, and "I have an idea I would yet he found time to appear on like to put into practice-- T-V as guest lecturer. that is to get some people in “ It is obvious that he was here and have them teach each ‘‘I am now in the process of a casualty in the great war on other, or to be self-taught as dissolving the B & W Research the sea of aberrations that to how best to go around and Laboratory partnership agree­ threatens to engulf all civil­ have a meeting in different ment , and when this is accom­ ization . One who dies in such cities with fellow Faithists. plished I am going to try to cause deserves the thanks of When these persons can get up open or establish a small lab­ man and woman! ” --Richard W . and talk in front of an audi­ oratory so as to carry on my Lundberg, San Jose, Calif. ence without getting stumped non-profit research work so as for answers to questions , he to go into production again. “ I enjoyed your original will be qualified to go out in “ My research work here this cover work on the January-Feb- Jehovih’s name. I want to put summer on alfalfa and cotton ruary issue of the Aberree. this into practice among the were very good. They say it But when I opened it the more four of us before having too was the best cotton ever pro­ I read the more dissatisfied I many more persons coming here.” duced in the state a n d they became. You see we spend much — Lionel 0. Branberg, Mont­ also got a premium of 3^ cents time and energy trying to help rose, Colo...... a pound for the first time. innocent people who have ab­ Much more work has to be done sorbed with faith such “ bully “ I ’m praising a book called so as to lay down the natural wash” as appears in your last ‘The Robert Collier Letter laws of application of t h e publication . Book ’ , a text of direct-mail cell organism into all fields “ For instance, the Florians selling which taught me more of natural sciences. I will who live in the earth, Thela about appealing to human mo­ keep you informed on any new Newcomer's theories, Jacob Ap- tives than anything I've ever developments. sel, Fred Hand and his ouija studied — and the book i s an "About the catalyzers--the board. I believe religion has American one, too. What a book! old ones in your possession almost strangled civilization , It contains more basic sense can be revived if you will but these articles are based about human motivations than a take a steel brush and give upon i gnoranee more absurd thousand books on * psychology'. them a good brushing, then put than paganism. You Americans now have this them in the sun for several “ To be quite honest i felt ’motivational research’ p u t hours and they are ready for so low after reading the arti­ out by ‘sales psychologists’, use again...I will have a good cles I threw your publication which attributes buying ac­ story soon and will mail it to in the wastebasket, but as it tions to all sorts of ’uncon­ you.” -- John C. Br o w n, Han fo r d, unfolded I glanced down and scious urges’. What tripe all Cali f...... saw ’Avoiding Screwball Mystic this is — when in fact the so- called unconscious urges are "Guess you’d better knock Role’, so I picked it up and read it a n d reaffirmed my usually nothing more than that off that ad of mine... Anybody little secret desire in all of wants the lessons can send di­ faith in man. Then I noticed I had not read your article ’Can us to get aiini ration! Still, rect to me whatever they care psychologists will always love to send to keep my work going the Tail Fly as High as the Kite’. I not only congratulate to wrap simplicities up in in t h e field of spiritual ponderous language— simple be­ healing. My Foundation is you but offer my apologies to y o u for the thoughts I had cause simplicities a r e too still with the judges, who bloody revealing! haven’t said yes or no yet. about you and your publication . "Enclosed find check for "I have stacks of notes I ’ve been carrying on work I ’ve made after reading issues growing out of this and other renewal, please change the ad­ dress; we have moved to Boerne of The ABERREE — notes f o r mags , largely at my own ex­ stories I hope to write for pense, which hasn’t been an and are about ready to an­ nounce our formal opening of you sometime. It seems to me especially good way to make a that you need some articles living !” --Arthur Burks, Para­ the Institute of Applied Meta­ dise, Perm. physics.” -- Wm. C. Schmidt, showing how this DESIRE FOR Box 1076, Boerne, Texas. ’GOOD’ THINGS is the REAL basis of aberration. If your "When a great humanitarian “ If you are on the mailing Art Coulter has helped people comes to an untimely end, it list for the bulletins of the to become 'clear' by having seems fitting that we who are Essenes of Kosmon, you will them use his ideas, then I ’ll beneficiaries should pause to receive a form letter of their stand on my head for a year! take note of it. termination. We have these In other words, I don’t be­ "I refer to the suicide of letters made up and are send­ lieve it; simply because peo­ Dr. Douglas Kelley, psychia- ing out around 50 a day ... Af- ple can’t REALLY advance them- m a r c h , lass------T h e A B E R R E E ■------13 selves to higher levels of be­ a thousand and one times. It available each time I need to ing just by removing the trau­ appears that instead of send­ use it. It also explained why matic influences of their past ing the pre-clear mad, you now I found it hard to write poe­ (this being the basis of Coul­ send the auditor mad. You now try and do dramatic acting any ter’s ideas; similar to Dia- get an auditor, start kicking more . The Unconscious further netics!. If Coulter produces him in the rear hard. After an signaled I needed more work •clears’, then they’ll be in­ hour or so t h e auditor gets done, and it preferred to dividuals who have merely set very annoyed and thus he be­ do the work while the Ego is up postulates on HOW to func­ comes a better auditor. ’’ — asleep, to avoid fights and tion ( regardless of how much Charles Simpson, Auckland,N.Z. mishaps . Myself has now been they have ‘worked their processing I at its own rate , pasts’1. Good luck to them— “ After being in Denver so in its own sequence, by its b u t they won’t be the real long I feel like a fish out of own means, every night for the thing. To reach the real thing water here. Are there (help!! last week and a half. The use on this earth, you have to any folks interested in our of the pendulum alone I feel handle your biggest motivators strange points of view out is worth more than the $2 it — your desires for the so- this way?... cost me. The pendulum gives called ‘good’ things of life. "Now I can better under­ honest answers. Here are a few Your values , in short... stand the fear of being alone. samples: Q:Does this pendulum "The biggest desire in our I ’m thinking seriously of vis­ always give correct answers? society is the desire for ad­ iting the state mental hos­ A: No. Q: Is this P. a scien­ miration . survival a bigger pital so I can talk Scientol­ tific device? A: Yes, and no . value? I sometimes wonder— and ogy, etc., again... Q: Is this P. a psionic ma­ doubt it when I study the way “ What happened to DIANOTES? chine? A: Yes. Q: under the people react to a subtle ap­ Wrote twice, received no re­ given conditions, do I really peal to their vanity. Anyway, ply.” — Dr. C.L. Chanters,Salt need any of Mathison’s pre­ I suggest that Art coulter and Lake Ci ty, Utah. sleep or self-hypno tapes , or his followers take up t h e any of that jazz? A: No. Q: Is study of salesmanship to find “ Fred Hand uses all his in­ this (can of Spam left open on out what makes people act. if telligence to make sport of windowsill 24 hours! safe to they did that, synergetics the intelligence of others. eat? A: No. (ED.NOTE— We could would begin to change. Possi­ ‘‘Appraising serious things have said worse things than bly, then, there would come with smirk and sneer that about the stuff in that into being a coulter group in “ Is as praiseworthy as can, even before it was open­ whom a ‘synergic mode’ would spitting into the next man’s ed.! Q; is this tea (one ounce really function; t h e basic beer. of tea, boiled 12 hours! safe ‘technique’ being that each “ We can all learn from sen­ to drink? A: Yes. The Chevruel member agrees with the others sible exchange .’’— Jacob Apsel, Pendulum is no good for find­ not to try a n d ‘sell’ ( o r Milwaukee, Ks. ing lost objects. The sphere •prove’ himself and his impor­ can also be used as a 12X mag­ tance and superiority. A group “ You’ll remember there’s nifier. The working field is in whom vanity has been re­ for several years been a con­ very small... moved for a spell — ah, what a troversy pro and con self-aud­ **I have looked in vain in terrible thing, we’d have some iting or self-processing. The the writings of Hubbard, Math- REAL ‘CLEARS’!” - - Ken Har t , most thorogoing ‘pro’ was Kit- ison, or Welgos for any real Rickmansworth, Herts., England . selman’s E-therapy. statistical data. I now believe "I put a lot of data to­ that of all those writers who "Please address the enclosed gether, like Hubbard’s and have systems and who are asso­ envelope to Art Coulter... I Jung’s and Mathison’s and oth­ ciated with ABERREE.no one very much enjoy his articles ers— coming up with this. If I but coulter would consent to a on Synergetics . It makes more processing myself is undesira­ statistical analysis of his sense than all the other grab- ble, what about myself pro­ results... a-dollar-tologies put togeth­ cessing i ? I had first to de­ “ No request from the Lend­ er! T h e ‘Do it yourself kit’ condition some ‘implants’, in­ ing Library this trip .’’— Fred sounds great, and it Sums up cluding some of Hubbard’s re­ Hand, Houston, Texas. the identical conclusions I garding the desirability of an have reached after years of absolute dictatorship of the “ I missed the transition search and getting fleeced.”-- conscious Ego over the entire from Scientology. Must have Carl Betz, Philadelphia, Perm. Psyche. Jung’s pointing out been a copyright deal? (ED. that the Ego is a minority in NOTE— Not a transition, Ralph, ‘‘Moira and I have dropped the Psyche helped there, so , just a broadened viewpoint.! out of the Scientology world using Mathison’s pendulum, I “ Am glad there is less over here, having given up al1 asked the Unconscious what it chit-chat, and more modus op­ hopes that L.Ron would discov­ required of m e . Apparently the erand! . variety is good, and er something worthwhile. Also, Unconscious was delighted at one good article is worth a we would rather mix with sane my recognizing i t s Civil year’s sub . ” --Ralph Garckier, people, i reckon one has to be Rights , and came up with sev­ Greeley, Colo. very low on the tone scale to eral definite ideas. It said swallow all the latest drivel . that I (Ego means * I ’ 1 h ad "This is the best $2 I Our "Bishop” has just returned been allowing only two psychic spend in any twelvemonth. I ’m from Washington where he at­ functions to operate con­ just an old chiropractor try­ tended Ron’s latest Clinical sciously, namely: Thinking and ing to release the ‘soma’ out course , a n d is agog at the sensation. I had suppressed of ‘psychosomatic’. Some day, wonders he saw. He says al 1 the other two, namely: Feeling I ’ll write you an article on the staff were mad but' Ron was (emotional evaluation, etc.! how this is done D r .L.C. at the top of his form and and intuition. This explained Johnston , Toronto ,Ont. that the latest information is why, altho my intuition is terrific. Seems to me I have strong and accurate, it is out ’"Since you were kind enough heard this “terrifitf’ business of conscious control and not or incautious enough to pub- 14' ------The ABERREE •MARCH. 1958 lish my letter in your Jan.- the seven deadly sins? Pride, bad off? There’s a new book Feb. issue, I am going to make Covetousness, Lust, Anger, out, ‘The Battle for the Mind’, bold with more of the same. Gluttony, Envy, Sloth. Perhaps may have some really workable And since my first vice-pres­ the reactive part of us would stuff in it. Tells the story ident in charge of continuity be willing to go thru a lot of of brain-washing. has gone off on a secret trip suffering before releasing “ Try this for getting rid to the nearest solar system, some cra2y notion if it thought of misemotion. Use your lungs. the ideas may be arranged in it meant letting go of the Pull up some with each breath magnificent disarray. pride of birth, intellect, po­ and exhale it out into the "About hypnotists handling sition, or what not. Covetous­ room and let it disappear. the super-conscious , the book ness . Some pre-clears are al­ Misemotion causes fear and ‘Many Wonderful Things’ is most totally unable to throw tension. To manufacture energy full of wonderful ideas. As away or waste even a few pen­ or havingness, take a little for auto-suggesting the super­ nies in mock-up form. Take deeper breath than usual, hold conscious , religious affirma­ anger. As Manly Hall says some it for about one second, then tions do just that. El Ron’s can forgive everybody except exhale a little more fully or stuff, such as remembering the Uncle Joe. But him. Never. I ’d empty than usual. Do this with ‘ first point you entered the rather stay sick than let go about the same rhythm as when physical universe’, is to of that pet peeve. Could it be awaken the memory of the The- in some cases we are afraid to tan to ‘those good old days'. let go of some goofy idea sim­ /Commercials ply because we are afraid if "This thing called apathy ^^A dvertisem ents under this to me looks like plain despair we do we won’t be able to get head:2t a word, in advance. or again self-pity may be get­ another and be left with no ting in its work. Just what are idea at all? Could it be we DO Y O U W A N T to be a minister are too mentally worn out to of religion? Dime will bring the barriers that make so many pamphlet giving plan for coop-' cases inaccessible, that cause take a chance on getting an­ erative organization of repu­ a lot of people to ‘change but other idea? Are we afraid of table religious denomination not get any better’ ? Could it others ’ opinions? Have we the based on principle that the. be just plain evasion of the courage to face the possible Adult Individual ia his own real trouble? Could the real stirring up of shame, blame, authority. N o t a diploma or blocks be held up to us for lo regret? charter selling scheme. Tom these many thousands of years "How about child training Fairbanks , 60 4 Jackston St., in what the theologians call techniqueson the ones really Falls Church, Virginia.______I GOT the roughest, toughest auditing in 8008 universes! 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