Assists Objectives Processes

Low Order of Terrible Trio for Assist

References

Ability Issue 73, early May 1958 "Assists in Scientology"

Tape: 5703C21 ACC "The Assist"

Description

In processing, you have to control or direct the attention, objects, person, or thoughts of the injured person. If you are really good on the subject of assists, you will direct an additional thing: his knowingness. You can control a man's knowingness rather easily, but it is hard to see it. About the first thing that you can observe about somebody is his person. You are trying to straight it out. Don't think that, even though you have this person sitting down, you have straightened it out, because it is all still messed up.

But there is something you can straighten out easily -- and that is his attention. If you could heighten his attention and his knowingness at the same time, you would really be in wonderful circumstances. You always shift and direct his attention, hence locational processing. If he was a scientologist, with his case in pretty good shape, you could run Trio with considerable success by directing his attention.

But you wouldn't run Trio with the command "Look around the room and find something you could have." You should say, "You look at that chair." "Now decide you can have it." That is a very low order of Terrible Trio.

Commands

You could run the injury out in this fashion:

"Look at that chair." "Decide the injury cannot have it."

End Point

Run the process until a realization occurs, or an ability is regained.

Cautions

None

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