PTS Tech - Basic Definitions (1)
When you start to handle a potential trouble source the first thing you must do is
to educate him or her on the
fundamental PTS data. The concept of PTS may not be widely known and although
medical doctors for years have known, that 'stress' is a factor in illness,
etc., the
importance of this does not fit into medical science as a whole as it only seeks to
treat the body by physical means. As a result they are only willing to admit to it
unofficially and do no know much about it.
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So unless you educate a pc or student in PTS data they will only have a very
vague idea about what it is. You
will have PTS students and pc's insisting they're not PTS regardless of the
evidence. You will have upsets, protests, 'handled' PTS'es that are not handled
and have the same problems again and again. The first big step in handling any
condition is to recognize that such a condition can exist. This is only brought
about by educational means.
Pc's and students will not
cognite, will not take action and handle the antagonistic terminal, and they will not
recover without this. Without sufficient education in these matters a handling is simply not
given a chance to work. So a very thorough job must
be done at this point to guarantee the success of any PTS handling.
You may want to take the educational step of the PTS person beyond what is given in this chapter (PTS Tech - Basic Definitions). There are books written on this. If you are handling a particular pc or situation you should take that into consideration. What is contained in this chapter is thus not all there is to know about the subject, but simply the minimum that all PTS persons should know before a handling is attempted. This is what all PTS students and pcs must know before any sort of PTS Interview or PTS Assist or any PTS auditing is undertaken.
The person subject to a lot of PTS'ness should be made to study the complete PTS Data. Understanding the full mechanisms behind what has been upsetting his life can give a lot of relief all by itself. This chapter will simply give sufficient data and understanding so that the PTS person can begin to handle the PTS scene.
Going through the basic definitions can be done by an auditor in session or in the course room. Some pc's and students may protest and say they know the terms and issues. Tell them that this action is intended to make PTS handling effective for all and is a required step of the handling. If the auditor or Word Clearer uses excellent TRs and a good R-Factor, no ARC breaks will occur and the person will have tremendous wins.
The auditor should know any additional materials real well and have them ready for reference and clear any questions or confusions the pc may have.
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You need a Demo Kit and various dictionaries |
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The following will be needed:
Technical Dictionary
A good English Dictionary
A good dictionary in the pc or student's native language,
and for a foreign language case a dual dictionary (English-to-foreign language
and foreign language itself).
PTS and SP Definitions in Appendix
Demo kit
Have the pc define each term, using the sheet in
Appendix.
You ask: "What
is the definition of ___?"
(You don't simply ask: "Do you know what this word means?")
Have the pc give you the definition, then a couple of sentences, using the term correctly.
Also, have him
give you examples, whenever possible, using his own experience or real examples.
Have him do demos
with a demo kit.
Take definitions of all terms to an F/N.
Check for any questions (and misunderstoods) as you go
along.
Make sure any MU's and confusions are handled.
Steps
1. Give the R-Factor that you are going to clear the basic words and ideas that have to do with PTSness.
2. Clear the word AFFINITY.
3. Clear the word REALITY.
4. Clear the word COMMUNICATION.
5. Clear ARC BREAK.
6. Clear PROBLEM.
7. Clear WITHHOLD.
8. Clear MISSED WITHHOLD.
9. Clear POSTULATE.
10. Clear COUNTER (the prefix).
11. Have the pc or student demo several examples of a postulate and a counter-postulate.
12. Clear HOSTILE. ANTAGONISM.
13. Clear ANTAGONISTIC TERMINAL.
13. Clear SUPPRESS. Have the pc or student demo several different examples of how someone or something could be suppressed.
14. Clear SUPPRESSION. Have the pc or student give you examples of suppression from movies he's seen or books he's read or suppression he's seen or experienced.
15. Clear SUPPRESSIVE PERSON.
16. Clear SUPPRESSIVE GROUPS.
17. Clear ROLLER-COASTER. Have the pc or student demo roller-coaster. Ask him if he's ever been around anyone who roller-coastered. Let him tell you about it briefly if he wishes.
18. Clear POTENTIAL TROUBLE SOURCE (PTS). Have the pc or student demo this well.
(If this step is being done by a Word Clearer in the course room, end off at this point and send the pc or student to the Examiner. Then, get him started on the Study Section. (This can also be done in session on the Meter.)
Study Section: Have the pc study the chapter "PTS & SP Pack" from the book "Volunteer Minister's Handbook" and check him out on it, including spot checking words. (If these are not at hand at least the whole PTS Section of ST4Pro should be known to the pc - excluding the auditing actions).
It is said "Knowledge is Power." The data contained in above, when fully done, will certainly add to the pc's power and ability to deal with any PTS situation. This completes the educational first step.
Link to PTS Definitions,
Illustrated
Link to PTS Definitions, Print-out
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