By L. Ron Hubbard
No longer for the fainthearted, this is the daring, unvarnished fact of the prior and the way beings got here to be human. For here's infinity to infinity: procedure 88.
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The preclear IS the theta being. The main thing wrong with any preclear is that he cannot disentangle himself from entities and somatic entities, from demon circuits and MEST bodies. He wants to know WHO he is and WHERE he is. A common complaint from a preclear is that somebody won't let him be himself. The joke of this is that the preclear doesn't know who HIMSELF is, much less why he can't be allowed to be HIM. " and similar concepts which attempt to single out his identity. The only reason why a person becomes aberrated about other people is that he cannot distinguish between himself and others.
The hinge epicenters later become the hinges of the human jaw. ) The victim may grip his jaws with his hand and feel quite upset. He may even have to have a few teeth pulled. At the very least, he will argue as to whether or not the shell stays open at the end or closed. And he will, with no hint of the death aspect of it, talk about the "poor clam" and he will feel quite sad emotionally. 46 CHAPTER FOUR· THE GENETIC LINE The Oam had an astonishing number of adventures for so minor a creature. It would get things into its shell and be unable to get them out.
The plights of the WEEPER are many and pathetic. Still obtaining its food from the waves, it yet had to breathe. Waves are impetuous and often irregular. The Weeper would open up to get food from the water and get a wave in the shell. It would vigorously pump out the water and try to get some air and then, before it could gulp atmosphere, be hit by another wave. Here was anxiety. Being still a shell animal, the mobility of the Weeper is poor. It could not withdraw rapidly nor advance rapidly. Tides went out and left it to bake and thirst.