C O N F I D E N T I A L



THE OT DRUG RUNDOWN





(THE TECHNIQUES GIVEN HEREIN ARE ONLY FOR

USE BY AUDITORS AND C/Ses WHO HAVE BEEN

TRAINED ON THIS RD, AND IS TO BE DELIVERED

AS A WHOLE RD, NOT BIT AND PIECE NOR MIXED

IN WITH OTHER RDs, NOR AS „HOURS" OF AN-

OTHER SERVICE. IT IS ITS OWN RD AND PACK-

AGE.)



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(References:



HCOB    15 Nov 78       DATING AND LOCATING

HCOB    25 Oct 69R      CLUSTER FORMATION, CUMULATIVE

HCOB     6 Feb 78RA     THE PURIFICATION RUNDOWN

HCOB     8 Jan 69       DRUGS AND „INSANITY", NON-

                        COMPLIANCE AND ALTER-IS

HCOB    17 Oct 69RA     DRUGS, ASPIRIN AND TRANQUIL-

                        IZERS

BOOK:                   ALL ABOUT RADIATION

BOOK:                   SCIENCE OF SURVIVAL

HCOB    15 Jul 71RB     C/S Series 48RC DRUG HANDLING

 Issue III

The OT III Pack)



BTs, CLUSTERS & DRUGS



    BTs and clusters are affected by drugs. They mock up the

biochemistry and they mock up the drug and drug incidents. Drug taking

in this lifetime restimulates earlier incidents of drug taking on the

track. When the case is viewed as a composite of BTs and clusters, you

will see that drug taking in this lifetime causes a highly multiple

restim. A drug incident can be a cluster-making incident.



    Earlier drug cultures on the track were much worse than this

drug culture. In some cultures the psychiatrist, priest and medico

were all one and the same person and frequently used drugs. Some

implanters used drugs, either as part of the implant incident or to

keep a population enslaved thereafter. When BTs and clusters who have

whole track drug incidents are restimulated by a this lifetime drug

incident, there is a multiple restim, and if severe enough can form a

new cluster composed of the BTs and clusters thrown into restimulation

by the drug.



    The residual drug remaining in the body tends to keep these

BTs and  clusters in restimulation, and they by mocking it up, tend to

hold onto the drug and keep the drug pictures in restim.



    There are two factors regarding drugs: (1) There is the factor

of residual drugs in the body, and (2) There are BTs and clusters who

are stuck in whole track drug incidents which they are mocking up.

These two factors are interactive.



    The residual drug deposit in the body causes a drug effect and

tends to keep BTs and clusters in restimulation. It is this residual

drug deposit that is gotten rid of by sweat out on the Purification

Rundown.



BTs and clusters who are stuck in whole track drug incidents continue

to mock it up. They actually mock up the drug as well as the incident.

This can give the apparency that the drug is in the body. After all a

thetan can create MEST, and because they are mocking up the drug, and

because they are stuck in it totally, you can get the apparency that

there is a residual drug remaining in the body.



Where you have both factors present, (the residual drug deposit in the

body and BTs/clusters stuck in drug incidents), it’s absolutely

deadly. The drug deposit in the body tends to hold onto BTs and

clusters and to keep them in restimulation. And BTs and clusters who

are stuck in whole track drugs mock up the drug and the drug incident

giving the apparency of drugs in the body. These two factors are

interactive both ways, the actual residual drug in the body affects

the body and keeps BTs and clusters in restim, who, because they are

mocking up drugs that they are stuck in, are creating the apparency of

more drugs in the body, and so it goes.



The Purification Rundown will handle a lot of this by getting rid of

the residual drugs in the body, and this in itself not only improves

the person physically, but also will allow much of the BT and cluster

pictures to drop out of restimulation, or at leat to drop out of

chronic restimulation.



There is another process pretty well forgotten about called

freewheeling. This was discovered in earlier research, and is

described in Science of Survival, II, p. 260, where it is pointed out

that Guk (see All About Radiation) can cause the somatic strip to

freewheel. The active ingredients of Guk being Vitamin B1 and Niacin,

and these cause BTs and clusters to freewheel through engrams they are

stuck in on the track, they don’t get down to a basic or anything,

they unstick from the stuck point in a track engram. This permits that

engram to drop out of chronic restimulation. So we have another

phenomenon going on on the Purification Rundown that persons below OT

III case level would not be aware of. The B1 and Niacin by moving BTs

and clusters out of the engram they are chronically stuck in, permits

these BTs and clusters to drop out of restimulation, and thus cease

mocking it up. This too brings about an improvement in the case

condition of the person.



    You should also know that when the BT or cluster is

freewheeling through such a drug incident it can turn on the apparency

of that drug in the body. This could be puzzling if you didn’t know

this datum. Maybe the guy has never taken LSD or Pheno-barbitol in

this lifetime and doesn’t have any of that drug actually in his body.

But the BT or cluster freewheeling through an incident containing the

drug mocks up the apparency of that drug in the body, making the guy

feel that he is on that drug. And there have been other drugs on the

whole track quite different from any drugs in existence today. So

during the Purification Rundown you can have a BT or cluster freewheel

through and out of a stuck drug engram, and while he’s going through

it there can be an apparency of that drug in the body even though he’s

never taken it in this lifetime, but when the BT or cluster freewheels

on out of that stuck point, it ceases to mock up the apparency of that

drug in the body. Hence you get a two way result on the Purification

Rundown by getting rid of both the residual drug in the body and the

apparency of the drug in the body mocked up by a BT or cluster.



    How many of these BTs and clusters actually blow during the

Purification Rundown is unknown, but there definitely will be less of

them present when he’s through the Rundown, and the case will be a lot

better off, though not completely and entirely handled on the subject

of drugs.



    (Caution: The attention of auditors and C/Ses is called to the

OT III data, that a person can also freewheel straight through Inc II

- this is different from freewheeling out of a drug incident as

described above in this issue - but should someone start freewheeling

through Inc II, and we know of no instances of this having occurred,

the possibility is that it can occur. The description of a freewheel

through Inc II is given in the OT III materials and the handling is

given in HCOB 2 Oct 68 OT III and 3RD NOTE, RUNNING INCIDENT II of 28

Oct 68 both of which are in the OT III pack.)



    Normally we would run Objectives and a NED Drug Rundown after

the Purification Rundown, and these actions, particularly running out

drug incidents, would handle much of these BT/cluster drug pictures -

without the case ever being aware of it at that level. But there are

also cases who are Dianetic Clears who are in a body stuffed up with

drugs (in fact there is probably a high incidence of Clears who are

now doing the Purification Rundown), and these cases cannot be run on

R3R or R3RA as they are Clears. This poses a problem of how to handle

these Clears after their Purification Rundown.



    Clears can be run on Objectives (though you must not re-run an

Objective process that has already been run to EP); Clears can be run

on recall or straightwire processes and thus can be run on Recall

processes on Drugs and the L3RF and End of Endless Drug Rundown can be

done on Clears (provided you handle reading lines by indication and do

not attempt any R3R or R3RA). These actions will handle a lot of the

mental aspect of drugs and drug taking and will enable you to then get

the case up the Grade Chart to OT III.



    On OT III the Solo auditor will handle and blow many of these

BTs and clusters without necessarily ever being aware of, nor having

to address drug pictures. But some BTs and clusters can be so held

down by drugs, or hung up in drug cluster-making incidents that the

Solo auditor is unlikely to be able to audit or handle these, and will

need auditing by an OT III Drug RD Auditor.



LIABILITY OF HANDLING DRUGS AT OT III



    As drugs and drug incidents have been so common on the whole

track, to simply generally ask for drugs or drug incidents when

dealing with BTs and clusters, could cause a total restim! It would be

likely to throw a large number of BTs and clusters (each of whom

individually have different incidents), into restim on drugs. The

liability then is that of throwing the whole case into restim on the

subject of drugs.



HOW TO HANDLE DRUGS AT OT III



    By adding „Drugs" into an existing list or prepared

assessment, the subject of drugs is then only mentioned in relation to

a specific area and the liability of over-restimulation is avoided.

This makes it possible to handle drugs at the level of OT III.



1. Having found the position of a cluster or pressure area in relation

to the body, the auditor has the Pre-OT limit his attention to that

area (so as not to restim other areas).



2. Find the type of incident that made it into a cluster by assessment

of „Accident, impact, injury, illness, a dug, shock, implant, heat,

freezing, electrical, explosion, implosion, psychiatric incident,

lightning, burning, vacuum, radiation." (Usually the read will occur

early on the assessment; don’t go on assessing after you have got the

read.) The auditor indicates the type of incident that read on the

assessment and confirms the read. Sometimes you will get a BD and a

break up or blow on this step alone.



3.  Date the incident to blow.



4.  Locate the incident to blow.



5.  Handling any remaining single BTs to blow.



6. Check for and handle any copy.



    (It is essential that the auditor have the Pre-OT limit his

attention to the specific area of the body found, so as not to stir up

other BT or cluster masses. And it is essential not to overrun this

action and start in on other BTs who were not part of this incident

and to whom this does not apply.)



    One can ask for a drug or a drug incident on a specific BT or

cluster, provided itis limited to that area, and not asked generally.



    On a prepared list such as a C/S 53 being done on an OT III or

above, if you get a read on any of the lines in the Drug section of

the C/S 53, be sure to find the position of the BT or cluster that the

read is coming from (per HCOB 4 Jul 79 HANDLING CORRECTION LISTS ON

OTs).



    Heavy this lifetime mutual drug incidents (or drug trips) can

be Dated and Located, but realize that a this lifetime incident is

late on the track, and that there could be an earlier (whole track)

mutual incident (ref: Cumulative clusters).



    There was a case who refused to do a Purification RD, who was

handled by the techniques given above, and then became willing to do

the Purification RD, as he now realized that he had been the effect of

drugs and now wanted to get it handled.



    Prior Assessment: There is a way to use the Prior Assessment

to taking drugs at this level. By taking up the somatics and

misemotions the person experienced prior to taking drugs (as is done

in a Drug RD), you can then find the BT or cluster and blow it.

Instead of running the Prior Assessment item by R3RA as one would do

on a Drug RD, (and you must be very careful not to run any R3R or

R3RA), you simply take up a reading somatic or misemotion from the

list of somatics Prior to taking drugs, have the Pre-OT locate where

the BT or cluster is by position in relation to the body, and blow the

BT or cluster by usual techniques. This technique has proven very

effective in handling two somatic-shut-off-cases.



SOMATIC SHUT-OFF CASES



    You can find a BT with misemotion on drugs, and especially

with an absence of emotion, absence of sensation, absence of

perception, absence of feeling. The „lack of _______", or the „absence

of ________", (the blank being any emotion, feeling or perception), is

just as common on drugs and drug items as the somatic item connected

with the drug. (Hence somatic shutoffs caused by drugs and medicines,

etc.) These have in earlier materials been called „negative items" due

to the absence or lack of an expected emotion, feeling or perception.

Whether this „negative item" is the result of a somatic being

suppressed by a drug or anaesthetic, or whether it is an inability to

feel or perceive due to a drug in the body or an accumulation of drugs

in the body, such „negative items" are equally important to ask for

and to handle in the handling of drugs, as are somatics and

misemotions induced by drugs. As these „negative items" are an omitted

(a not-thereness of something), they may not be noticed or volunteered

by a pc unless asked for them, and sometimes pcs come up to an

awareness of a numb area of the body.



CASE HISTORIES



    The following case histories (reported by FSO C/Sed), of case

handlings piloted on the subject of drugs on OT III Pre-OTs show what

can be done:



Case 1:



    „LSD case. Ran BTs and clusters stuck in drug experiences.

Date/Located bad drug experiences.



    „He experienced relief and stopped complaining that the

auditing was having no effect on him. Case had a tendency to blow out

quickly without big wins, unable to continue session. Was able to run

longer sessions after handling drugs as above."



Case 2:



    „LSD. Constant roller-coaster. Critical. Felt crazy, lots of

restim.



    „An R/Sing cluster went to basic incident of an LSD trip. Said

grief charge persisting from acid trips. LSD came up frequently in her

auditing. (The grief was handled.)"



Case 3:



    „LSD. Had many drug trips that created clusters on LSD and LSD

mixed with other drugs. A C/S 53 handled per HCOB 4 Jul 79 HANDLING

CORRECTION LISTS ON OTs, was done and drugs read a lot. Each read was

handled and each cluster connected blown. Also handled BTs stuck in

drugs.



    „He got relaxed in the environment, felt there was hope and

destimulated. It was the first significant gain he had made."



Case 4:



    „LSD and other heavy drugs. She was also ‘over-restimulated’.

Was put on GF 40 Expanded and drugs read. She blew many clusters made

during LSD and speed. She finished the GF 40 Expanded and later would

find masses that were related to LSD and say: ‘that was made on acid’,

and it would BD, and was handled to blow.



    „She then ran smoother and her comm line was better and the

over-restimulation ended."



Case 5:



    „Heavy drug history. No somatic case. Was 2WCed to find what

he was like prior to drugs which revealed back somatics and

misemotions. BTs connected with the misemotions and back somatics were

handled, as well as BTs stuck in drugs.



    „He ran much better after this and it ended the somatic

shut-off."



Case 6:



    „Very similar to Case #5 above. BTs stuck in drugs and prior

somatics to drugs were handled and he came around and ran properly."



Case 7:



    „Heavy druggie. Case opened up dramatically on the handling of

a drug cluster-making incident which had been the major point of case

deterioration this lifetime.(became psychotic in the incident). The

handling of this incident changed his life."



Case 8:



    „Slow resistive case. Had been bumping into BTs and clusters

stuck in anaesthetics this lifetime. Still needs to be directly

addressed. Not gotten to as he had wins and completed current auditing

hours paid for."



Case 9:



    „Heavy drugs and alcohol. Run on BTs and clusters stuck in

drugs, restimulated by drugs, stuck in alcohol, restimulated by

alcohol. Had C/S 53 and GF 40 Expanded reads on drugs handled.



    „Case running better after the above. Still has more to be

handled."



Case 10:



    „LSD and alcohol.



    „Drugs often came up as a cluster-making incident.



    „Was stuck in a drug ‘exteriorization’, was actually a

flashing drug picture.



    „Had a good win on handling BT/cluster influenced by drugs. On

handling BT/cluster restimulated by taking drugs a number of old drug

pictures and sensations turned on and blew. On handling BT/clusters

stuck in drugs a reasonableness he still had on drugs was handled.



    „These handlings were a ‘win point’, he had felt paranoid

about drugs up until now. He also felt lighter.



    „Later on a C/S 53, LSD read and on handling, turned on and

blew an electric shock type somatic.



    „Case had a lot of gain from the above handlings."



PROGRAM FOR THE OT DRUG RD



A. SET-UP:



    The case must be set-up for the OT Drug RD by doing the

Purification RD, and this is essential. (Obviously there would be no

point in trying to handle BTs/clusters hung up in drugs while there is

still a residue of drugs remaining in the body.) The only apparent

exception to this rule would be as described in this issue, where some

drug handling might have to be done in order to get the Purification

RD done, but this would be rare and would be followed by the

Purification RD, then the full steps of the OT Drug RD. Not only is

the Purification RD a required set-up, but there is a very great deal

to be gained from doing it as the reader of this issue will

understand.



B. The OT DRUG RD:



1.  Based on folder study and as deemed necessary by the C/S a

case can be prepared for the RD by assessing and handling a C/S 53 (in

accordance with HCOB 4 Jul 79 HANDLING CORRECTION LISTS ON OTs), or

even a GF 40 Expanded. (Ref: C/S Series 1 - 10, C/S Series 17.) This

step would at least include getting the Ruds in, and may contain other

specific needed repair actions if the case has had a rough time in

previous auditing or on Advanced Courses. This step requires some C/S

skill so as not to overdo nor underdo the Repair, as covered in C/S

series 17.



2.  Date/Locate reading (charged) cluster-making drug incidents

(i.e. heavy trips, anaesthetic operations, severe medicinal drugs or

medication), in this lifetime. These having happened to the Pre-OT’s

current body, tend to be held in common as mutual incidents. Use the

procedure for handling clusters (or cumulative clusters).



3.  Handle any pressure areas and any numb (lacking sensation)

areas of the body by locating where the area is, assessing for the

mutual incident, Date/Locating it, IIs and Is, copies.



4.  Take any previously given Drug somatic items, or newly list

any additional items connected with reading drugs, medicines, etc.,

and assess for reading somatic item. (DO NOT RUN ANY R3R OR R3RA.) If

the BT or cluster that had that item is still there, it will read on

the meter. Locate the BT or cluster that the somatic item belongs to

by meter read on the position in relation to the body. Blow the BT or

cluster by usual OT III actions, (i.e. Inc II, Inc I, or cluster

handling or cumulative cluster handling).



    (Caution: It can occur that the BT or cluster who had that

item has already blown, but some other BT or cluster is copying it,

giving a false apparency that the item still exists. This is described

and the handling for it is given in Section III OT, ADDITIONAL SHEET,

NOTES ON RUNNING, page 2.)



    Be sure to include here any „negative items" previously given,

or to list for these, and handle these too, as above.



    On this step one exhausts all reading drug somatic items and

all reading drugs.



    (Caution: Never run anything that does not read. Buttons may

be checked on unreading items, but if it doesn’t read, do not take it

up.)



    (Note: If you run into an item that was badly messed up in

earlier auditing on R3R or R3RA, you may have to repair it by

assessing an L3RF using the item as the prefix, with the Pre-OT

holding his attention on that specific BT. Indicate only, do not

attempt any engram running. When repaired, blow the BT or cluster with

usual OT III techniques, if not already blown on the L3RF.)



5.  Prior Assessment. Take up any previously listed, now reading,

misemotion or somatic item, or „negative item" given on a Prior

Assessment to drugs or alcohol or medicine, and handle with the same

procedure given in #4 above. Find out when the person started taking

drugs or medicine, and 2WC for any prior somatics (and „negative

items") and handle any of these that read, as in #4 above.



6.  LDN OT III RB. Assess and handle an LDN OT III RB to clean the

case up. This will either go to an F/Ning list rather easily, or the

case will return to Solo. (As some cases who have attested previously,

may find more to run after the OT Drug RD, but this will not be always

so.)



WARNING: Although it is stated in earlier materials that an item once

having read, even though it does not currently read, should be run,

that does not apply to the OT Drug RD. If the BT or cluster whose item

it is is still present the item will read. If the item no longer reads

the BT or cluster has already blown or is Suppressed or Invalidated.

One must not run any unreading item as doing so risks giving other BTs

and clusters on the case (to whom this item does not apply) a Wrong

Item, which can be very upsetting to the case. It can also result in

other BTs obsessively copying the item and making it more solid. Refer

to the section on Misownership in HCOB 22 Dec 79. False reads will

have the same effect, so the auditor must know how to read a meter,

and should only use a service dmeter, preferably a Mark VI. Flows of

an item are not taken up, only the item, for obvious reasons.



COMPLETION AND NEXT STEP



    When the Pre-OT has completed the above Steps 1 - 6, the OT

Drug RD is complete and the Pre-OT is sent to declare. He or she would

then be advised of the next step, either next OT level, NED for OTs,

(sometimes a return to Solo III materials). The Pre-OT will be in very

good shape and if the OT Drug RD has been well audited and C/Sed, will

probably make faster case gain on subsequent actions, and will

probably have a faster learning rate, in addition to case gains made

on this RD. Although these should not be promised, their absence

should result in an immediate FED and repair of the RD.



    While it is possible that the Solo auditor will blow a lot of

these BTs and clusters that were affected by drugs during Solo

auditing on OT III or OT III Expanded, and while some cases might not

have to have the OT Drug RD, it is probable that the majority of cases

will need this RD to handle the effects of drugs, medicines, etc.,

especially those who have had heavy drugs.



    Each of the methods given herein have been tested and proven

workable. Sometimes there have been dramatic results from these

handlings of drugs given herein on cases who hung fire or were

resistive.



    Provided you do not make the error of broadly asking for drugs

on cases at this level (which would cause over-restimulation), you now

have the means for handling drugs at the level of OT III and OT III

Expanded.





L.  RON HUBBARD

FOUNDER

As assisted by

Senior C/S Int

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