Assists Objectives Processes

Done a Bunk

References

Tape: 57030C04 ACC - 17 "Control"

Dianetics 55, Chapter on Exteriorization

Description

The person may do a compulsive exteriorization, "do a bunk", and drop his body limp in the chair and give from that body no sign that he is hearing any of the processing commands given by the processor.

And you're, then and there, called upon to bring a resurrection into being, and this may be a bit above your Christliness. But it better not be. Because you'll have a dead body lying there, if you don't resurrect him.

Commands

You've got to whistle him back. There is an interesting and amusing case of that happening one time. Of somebody begging the person to come back. He'd asked the person to be three feet back of her head and the next thing he knew, the person's body just slumped in the chair like a pat of butter, just sort of gone, dead!

And he said: Well, think of your children. They'll have no mother. Think of your poor husband. He'll have no wife. Think of how much the society needs you. Well, just come back for the society's sake. Come back."

No response at all.

And finally, he said: "Well, please, then come back for your poor processor." The person came back. Picked the body up. And went its way.

End Point

The person returning to the body.

Cautions

None

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