Gradient Level Objectives Processes

TR-10

References

HCOB 25 January 1961 "Handling Rudiments"

HCOB 14 December 1961 "Rudiments Modernized"

HCOB 4 December 1957 "Clear Procedure"

Scientology Clear Procedure Issue I, December 1957

HCOB 16 December 1957 "Present Time Problem"

Description

The purpose of this process is to control attention. Since attention is being controlled, an unknown control, supplanting with a known control brings the person up to present time. See also the Prelogics. This is a highly therapeutic process. Can be substituted for Present Time Problem to some degree in cases that cannot run a Present Time Problem as a process.

Commands

"You notice that (indicated object)." "Thank you."

Processor enforces command when needed by turning person's head toward the object. Run inside the session room or outside. Processor indicates obvious objects, naming them and pointing to them.

End Point

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

Cautions

None

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