Assists Objectives Processes - Assist to Make a Person Sober

Assists Objectives Processes
Basic Objective Processes Assists Level Processes Cumulative Index UNCONSCIOUS, COMATOSE, PSYCHOTIC Done a Bunk Awareness of Present Time Perceptics You Make that Body Lie in that Bed Communicating with an Unconscious Person Shock or Catatonia Touching Walls Feel the Wall Mimicry Present Time Differentiation Present Time Body Orientation GENERAL ASSISTS Environmental Control Body Communication Process Locational Assist ARC Process Touch Assist ASSISTS FOR INJURY Emergency Assist Contact Assist Locating the Accident or Injury Spinal Adjustment ASSISTS FOR ACUTE ILLNESS Temperature Assist - Version A Temperature Assist - Version B LOW-LEVEL PROCESSES FOR ASSIST Low Order of Terrible Trio for Assist Places Where the Condition does not Exist Reach and Withdraw Contact the Present Time Environment Communication Process for an Invalid Hello & Okay Assist Exactly As It Is Keep It From Going Away SPECIAL PURPOSE ASSISTS Assist to Make a Person Sober CCH Zero Locational Processing Step Locational Process Locational Process with 'Notice the ____' Location - Control Process Locational Undercut of Two-Way Communication Spotting Objects Spotting People Establishing Session Reality Locational Process and Physical Contact	Assist to Make a Person Sober References BTB 7 June 1969, Reissued 27 July 1974 "How to Make a Person Sober" Volunteer Ministers' Handbook, Chapter on Assists Description This assist is not used to cure a person of alcoholism. The use of locational havingness will make a drunk person sober in a very few minutes and the cause of his need for alcohol can be audited out later. As society currently has no technology for handling the drunk who is an embarrassment to the police, his family, and often to himself, this process has social value and may serve as a line of cooperation and assistance to the police. Commands "Look at that ____(room object)." Use very good presence (TR 0). A drunk is usually considered somewhat unconfrontable and he himself certainly cannot confront. Repeat the command, each time pointing out a room object, as often as required to bring the person to sobriety. Do not veer off the process (Q&A) with the frequent comment "What object!" Just get the command carried out, acknowledge, and give the next command. End Point The person returned to sobriety. Cautions Do not ever get angry with or strike a drunk, whatever the provocation.
These objective assist processes are excerpted and compiled from the works of L. Ron Hubbard as part of a study of the Briefing Course materials. They are made available here for the purpose of discussion on spirit-l. Spirit-l is a list intended for the discussion of the philosophical underpinnings of clearing philosophies and methods. Frequent topics include self-betterment processes that can be done alone or in a coprocessing setting. There are "fair use" considerations as the works these quotations are taken from are copyrighted. The actual owner of the copyrights seems to be in question, but it most certainly is not I. Therefore, these fair use excerpts are available for Spirit-l list subscribers to prepare for, and participate in, the on-line discussion. It is also for others who, although unable to participate in the discussion of Hubbard's work at this time (perhaps lacking email access or available time), would like to prepare for such discussion on the above thread topics in the future. Just as one can copy a chapter out of a book to teach a class, and even a whole book using a chapter for each class, separate supplementary manuals will facilitate the different on-line discussion topics. Webmistress