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“Living is having and following a purpose. That’s all. That’s the formula of life—have and follow a purpose. That’s it. If you do it, you’re living and if you don’t do it, you’re not living. And that’s all there is to it. I’ve now given you the basic fundamental of existence and that really is it.” — L. Ron Hubbard |
| Excerpted from the lecture The New Organization Structure delivered on 9 March 1965. This can be found in the Saint Hill Special Briefing Course lecture series. |
Postulates & Live CommunicationWhy You Can AuditIn the span of four months between 1954 and 1955 Ron had delivered dozens of lectures in the form of an ACC, a Professional Course, a Congress and even published a new book on this one crucial subject—communication. And with the complete identification and codification of each of the Now, at this stage one might suppose that Ron’s research has covered all there is to know on the subject. Such was not the case. For on 14 March 1955 in his first lecture on a new Professional Course, Ron disclosed this datum: “Energy disintegrates with communication. “…communication disintegrates mass, so communication and postulates can effect change.” In just 10 words Ron had announced a major auditing breakthrough which would be felt across the whole of development of Dianetics and Scientology. It was on this course, delivered to trained auditors and the staff of the Hubbard Association of Scientologists International, Phoenix, that Ron first used his classic definition of communication as “the universal solvent.” Continuing to leave no stone unturned, and to ensure auditors fully understood how to apply this new technology, Ron covered these additional techniques:
Your Pay for LivingAn article by L. Ron Hubbard, from the Postulates & Live Communication Professional Course Very funny thing has been happening lately. I’ve had a fellow working for me. Of course, he’s on a payroll. He’s being paid in cash, but there’s something very funny about it. He keeps going out and stealing trees off other people’s property and planting them on mine. He keeps going out and getting discounts on pipe and motors and things like that and then handing me the discount. Why? Because I’m a good fellow? Nope. He’s getting better pay—better pay involved than cash. Communication. What do you live for? What do you want all these wild experiences for?. . . People live for communication. And the pay is communication. And that’s all the pay you will ever get for anything is communication. And if you for one moment believe that communication is bad, then you’ve broken down through the crust and there’s no pay possible from there on out if you live to another 186 trillion years. Now, you know people that think money is bad. You know this. Most people will work for money and think they’re doing something. But you know people that will get to a point on working for money that they say it’s very bad. And they will give something away or they will give their services away but they can’t accept money for it. Got the idea? Hm? Money is bad. Money is evil. They have broken down through and have become MEST at that point where—not where money is, because money is just your example—where they believe communication is evil. When communication becomes evil, when there’s many things you cannot communicate with, you have just lost your pay. You can’t now be paid for anything. The lilies of the field broke down through that and started to grow lilies. Hoped somebody would come by and look at least once in a while. Got the idea? Your body is solid because it hopes someday somebody will say something to it. You got that? People will come along and they will stand in front of you, right up here, see? “How are you?” they will say. They hope you will say, “Hello.” And they actually would settle for, “Get the hell out of my way.” See, that’s better than no communication. Any communication is better than no communication. Anything is better than nothing to a thetan. We knew that for a long time. But any communication is better than no communication and a person is unable to find life worth living to the degree that he has found certain kinds of communication bad. Got the idea? Now, we’re talking now about a live communication. And we are not talking about bullet communication. You understand this? Talking about a live communication. —L. Ron Hubbard Excerpted from the Postulates & Live Communication Professional Course – The “Only One”
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Success from the ACCs:“This journey with LRH—studying the ACCs—has produced miraculous positive gain for me. The truths of the universe are indispensible to me and I learn every one of these truths in such a way that I can fully understand it and I can apply it every day. On this ACC I learned something I have been longing to know for a very long time: how a thetan got from innate native state into the MEST and other universes. The answer to that question is also the answer to the question how universes are made and how they operate. I have priceless knowledge that will serve me well, help others and make salvation of this planet, all thanks to LRH.” — J.A. |
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“There is therefore a necessity for pleasure, for working, as happiness can be defined, toward known goals over not unknowable obstacles. And the necessity for pleasure is such that a great deal of pain can be borne to attain it. Pleasure is the positive commodity. It is enjoyment of work, contemplation of deeds well done; it is a good book or a good friend; it is taking all the skin off one’s knees climbing the Matterhorn; it is hearing the kid first say daddy; it is a brawl on the Bund at Shanghai or the whistle of amour from a doorway; it’s adventure and hope and enthusiasm and ‘someday I’ll learn to paint’; it’s eating a good meal or kissing a pretty girl or playing a stiff game of bluff on the stock exchange. It’s what Man does that he enjoys doing; it’s what Man does that he enjoys contemplating; it’s what Man does that he enjoys remembering; and it may be just the talk of things he knows he’ll never do.” — L. Ron Hubbard |
| *Matterhorn: a famous mountain peak in the Alps rising 14,692 feet (4,478 meters). It is located on the border of Switzerland and Italy.
*Bund: a famous landmark in Shanghai, China, a boulevard along the Huang-p’u River lined with parks and European-style buildings. Excerpted from the book Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health. This quote can be found on page 39, chapter entitled The Goal of Man. |
Six Basic ProcessesCause-Distance-EffectA Basic Course in ScientologyIn the fall of 1954 the Phoenix headquarters were ablaze with activity. Just in the last few months, Ron had delivered the 8th American ACC and was simultaneously writing the last chapters of a new book, Dianetics 55! With Ron’s focus recently shifted toward training auditors, he opened the Hubbard Professional College in Phoenix. This first Professional Course was designed to instill in students a skill and mastery of the six most basic processes in Scientology. Ron wasted no time in relaying a startling new discovery in this new class: An inability to recall is caused by scarcity of past. Thus this datum: Nobody in the last hundred thousand years had been able to remember at will anything on the time track. And the solution lay in Straightwire. As part of the curriculum these new auditors were instructed to take to the hospitals, jails and people’s homes to produce real miracles. Astonishing stories ranging from a woman abandoned by doctors recovering from a severe hemorrhage to a four year-old boy having his surgery cancelled as his withered arm was now well were frequent and many. And as for all the incredible results those auditors produced, the greater miracle was the resultant effect on themselves. As Ron announced: “Today’s auditor can be secure as to his own case. For we have found that to be well it is a demonstrable fact that one must be able to make others well. It is not enough to only be well and happy oneself. The
Following OrdersAn article by L. Ron Hubbard, from the Six Basic Processes: Cause-Distance-Effect Professional Course Well, everybody knows—everybody knows that it’s utter death to follow orders. This is the one thing which must never happen. What you do with orders is resist them; that’s what you do with orders. Change them, convert them, pervert them, make circuits with them, but don’t follow them. Actually, the salvation of any individual is the ability, with a free and clear mind and heart, to follow orders. I knew the happiest professional soldier—there are a lot of people in armies—they always call them “professional privates.” And I knew the happiest professional private you ever wanted to look into. This guy was a model—was a model; he had a model service record. He’d been a private for sixteen or twenty years and then a war came along and that was just another war to him. He was in the Marine Corps and the Marine Corps has a lot more professional privates than the army. This is no aspersion against an armed service, since I never considered the army an armed service. The professional private, in this particular case, was a very happy man. There was nothing wrong with this boy. He had no ambition to become a private first class and had not had for twenty years—completely out of his reach to realize the idea. He said to himself, “You know, a private first class. Who wants to be a private first class?” One time somebody played a dirty trick on him, realizing he’d been in the corps for about twelve years and they had made him a first sergeant for a little while. And the only blot on his record—it was a little bit upsetting to him because he’d had to go out and invest in enough whiskey to get drunk enough to beat up a shore patrol in order to get busted back to private again. And he hadn’t enjoyed the drunk because he was not a drinking man. Now, here is the case of somebody who was not pushing around in life, but actually who was leading a rather happy life. This man was not a model, simply because he was staying still, but he wasn’t trying to get anything done. He was just trying to be what he could be. Now, this man’s company got a change of captains. And during the war there were a lot of peculiar things that walked in that had belts and things on that were called captains; to say nothing of what walked in that was called a lieutenant. And when this thing walked in, he started issuing orders in all directions and this professional private was the only one in the company who didn’t go into a high, frantic state of mutiny. He followed the captain’s orders; did just exactly what the captain said. You know what happened to the captain? He was shipped back to Washington hurriedly. He couldn’t do close-order drilling. See, it was not above this captain to have said, “Well”—he’d been a lawyer or something—and to have said to the company, while it was standing there in close-order formation, it would not have been above him to say, “Squads east or west, as the case may be.” And this private did everything that he saw on the bulletin board and he did everything that the captain said on the drill field and the captain all of a sudden was recognized by the major, the colonel, the brigadier general and others of even lesser importance in the area, to be nuts. The rest of the company, protesting like mad, covered up for the captain, but didn’t realize they were covering up. They were not obeying the captain’s orders, were they? You many times discover a preclear who will cover up for the auditor, many times. Actually, if he were really operating, he would simply follow the auditor’s orders. And then even the auditor would see that something was wrong around here. You follow me? Now, I am giving you a rather strained point here. But when it comes to close-order drill, you will find many a man is issuing a wrong order simply because he cannot bear to actually and actively direct his fellow man. Domination, control of another, are all push buttons to Man. Actually, it does not demean a person one single bit to follow an order, but on the contrary will demonstrate to him that he can at least follow an order; he can be an effect—same thing, see? Follow an order, be an effect. If an individual can’t be an effect, he will eventually wind up the effect of this whole universe. So by giving him orders and letting him follow those orders, persuading him to follow those orders—first giving him orders he can follow and then making them tougher on him, calling more and more on his self-determinism and decision, we bring him up to a point where he sees that he does not have to avoid obedience. Because it is the avoidance of obedience, the fear of obedience, which winds Man up a complete slave. —L. Ron Hubbard Excerpted from the Cause-Distance-Effect Professional Course
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Success from the ACCs:“The second time through the ACCs is stunning. I’m getting so much more out of these lectures—mainly in terms of application. “There is such a wonderful volume of basic principles and definitions, and they seem to spark an amazing creativity—just in daily living. There is always another way to apply them or a new way to look at things using them. I realize more and more that there is always-always-always something you can do about anything and that the greater the simplicity you employ—the greater the effect you achieve. “One of the more amazing things about the ACCs is that despite the number of lectures they contain, the number of words spoken, the number of terms defined or principles illuminated, the ACCs are most basically a study in simplicity. “When I finally realized that, a whole new and exciting world began to open up for me. I began to see the common denominators which run through all of life and all that life creates or does. I could see the basic threads which hold together all of the apparent complexities and randomities—which normally capture one’s attention. “It’s like a magician’s trick! Once you see the string and understand the game, you can begin to appreciate it for what it is: A masterful illusion. And then, you can control it (start it, change it or stop it). Not with force, but with ‘the most powerful stuff on earth’—Affinity, Reality and Communication! “This is one of my very favorite LRH quotes. It’s one I turn to and return to—time and time again: ‘ARC is the most powerful stuff on Earth—of course, it’s life. People would have you believe that bullets and bombs are powerful, they’re not powerful at all. The most powerful thing there is, is ARC. You can just swamp anything with it.’ —LRH, 8th American ACC” — J.T., Student
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“And you say, ‘Let’s see, what are my troubles? What are my troubles? What difficulties and I having? “Write them down, make a list of them. Here they are, here they are, here they are, ‘I’m obsessed with the idea that the landlord is going to evict me at any moment, and…’ “Now we don’t even have to go and talk to the landlord. It’s an oddity. Of course, the reality of having some cash to pay him with is very nice. But when we don’t have the cash, there’s no use worrying about it too. Get the idea? It’s one thing to be arrested and it’s another thing to worry about being arrested and be upset about because you’re arrested. If you’re arrested, you’re arrested. Why worry about it too? “All right. Now, we make a list of these little problems and then we read them over. Read that first one that you wrote down and just say to yourself, ‘Now how am I going to tackle this?’ “You see that’s kind of a communication to it, isn’t it, hm? “You say, ‘Now how am I going to tackle that? Well I’ll do so-and-so and so-and-so.’ … “Funny part of it is, after you have occasionally answered the question, something will happen to the situation. You’re really not looking at mysticism or necromancy or good luck charms. It’s just the fact you’re communicating in that direction. And if you communicate in that direction, your sphere of influence increases in that direction. And things start to work better in that direction. It’s as easy as that, easy as that.” — L. Ron Hubbard |
| Excerpted from the lecture “The Goals of Dianetics and Scientology”, delivered on 8 October 1955. This lecture can be found in the Lindsey Theatre Lectures. |




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