3) People tend to blow ("wake up") after Super Power as test runs showed.
I remeber hearing that about staff who did the Running Program in the early 80s. It was a big technical glitch that sent the whole thing back to the drawing board.
Same issue with staff who did LOC. Many staff who completed routed out within months after finishing.
In reality, seems that "case gain" equals waking up and walking out. :wink2
I'm starting to think not all "case gain," at least as defined by the Church of Scientology, is equal. I'm also starting to think that there are processes that have the effect of waking one up, while others have the effect of putting one to "sleep," indoctrinating, implanting or otherwise "brainwashing" a person.
Per the above, the running course, Super Power and LOC wake one up.
While I know some would differ (including Arnie), and some would dispute they are "processes" (I quite frankly don't care), I've always believed that the TRS,
properly performed, and
properly understood, wake one up --
if and only if one stops there. Once one starts metering, training the grades, and most importantly locating "events" that occurred 25 billion years ago -- sleepy time.
I think clearing, if one is not forced, coerced, persuaded, subjected, or invalidated for not going conception or past-life, wakes one up.
OT levels, as they are currently constituted (Xenu, BTs, drugged BTs) -- total implant, indoctrination. (Unless, as I'll argue elsewhere, like most other modern interpretations of various religions they were understood metaphorically, which of course one cannot do in the Church of Scientology.)
Interestingly, the old OT levels (yes, even communicating with a tree) might have woken people up. Which may be why they are the
old OT levels.
Just some crude thoughts.
knn!
