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TAPE LECTURE SHSBC-344 16 OCT 63 THE ITSA MAKER LINE 1/3

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(part 1 of 3)

THE ITSA MAKER LINE

Tape lecture of 16 Oct 1963, 
SHSBC-313 renumbered 344


How are you today? 

Audience: Fine. 

Good. Good. We have the 16th of October AD 13, don't we? 
Is that the date? 

Female voice: 17th. 

What's the date? 

Audience: 16th.

All right. All right, you're outvoted. One motion we don't
have to table. Saint Hill Special Briefing Course.

Well, we have a lot of material, but the material you were
most fascinated with was the examination of the
communication cycle and the recognition that there was
another communication line in it you hadn't really been
aware of. Several auditors so far have been very, very
delighted indeed, and I think several pcs already have
been. And there will be a great many more pcs who will be
delighted with this before we get through. I better give
you a bit of a talk about that, in spite of the fact that I
haven't hit on a final name for this line - we'll call it
the itsa maker. Now, that possibly is not the most
applicable name.

Let's take a look at this thing. This line is actually the
line which you are guiding as an auditor and which sorts
out the various things in the case, and which then
reports - which then gets the material, you might say, that
is reported to the auditor as itsa. Actually, the itsa
itself occurs at the end of this line, not at the auditor.
So actually, it's the itsa communication line that goes
from the pc back.to the auditor. That is the itsa
communication line.

Itsa is a commodity. It's a commodity. It's actually the
identification of isness - and, of course, time can enter
into it and you will get wasness. Now, you get all types of
variations, all tone scales and everything else fit into
this commodity called itsa. You could ask for "failed
decisions." Well, the pc says "itsa," see - he says "it's a
failed decision," don't you see. It's a this, and it's a
that, and it's something else, but you could even have a
failure to identify. You could ask pcs for failures to
identify. Now, if you were going to ask a pc for a failure
to identify, you of course are on the borderline between a
confusion and an itsa. See, that's the borderline in
between there.

Times when you didn't find out something. Now,you'd be
surprised that occasionally you'll get a little TA action
on this. But you will also stir up enough overrestimulation
to mess things up gorgeously. Now, the commodity called
itsa is so simple - recognizing it can have tremendous
variety - it is nevertheless tremendously simple as a commodity. 
There is nothing much to this commodity. You walk in the room and
you look around to see what's there, you see. Well, it's a
chair, it's a student, it's a ceiling, it's a floor, don't
you see. That's itsa for the room. And that's all there is
to it.

Now, until the itsa is recognized, it's only potential
itsa. There is something there to be itsaed. Now, where you
get in a lot of trouble as an auditor is you think you have
a potential itsa where there's in actual fact a
nothingness, and you're trying to get the pc to itsa a
nothingness. This is the way you go about it. Let me show
you just some of the problems that an auditor runs into
with this.

He says to the pc - he says, "What's going on?" or "What's 
happening?" You see?

And the pc says, "I'm just sitting here looking at a
picture of a statue." You got that now, see. That's the
situation.

Now, the auditor says, "What is happening?" or "What is
going on?" in some version or another. Now, the degree that
the auditor can vary this, buries it from view of what he's
actually doing, see.

The pc has told him what was being - what was there, see. He
said "itsa." "Sitting here looking at a picture of a
statue," see. Simple.

Now the auditor says, "What else is there? What are you
doing? What else are you doing? How are you doing it?" and
so on. "What decisions are you making about this?" You get
this?

Well, the pc isn't doing anything else, isn't making any
decisions about the statue and in actual fact there is
exactly nothing else going on. Now, this is the commonest
method by which an auditor refutes itsa.

Now, on a meter you call it "cleaning a clean." And you'd
be very reprehensible at somebody who's saying, "On this
blank has anything been invalidated?" And the meter is just
absolutely sleek, see. "Oh, what was that? What was that?
What was that? Wha  -  wha -  wha-wha  -  what was that? What
was that?" You know, you didn't get a read, see.

And you can count on the pc ARC breaking very shortly. "Oh,
that. There isn't anything else. There's nothing else been
invalidated." Protest, see?

"Well, I'11 ask the question again. On blank has anything
been invalidated. Oh, that reads. That reads. That reads.
What was that? What was that? Wha-what was that? That
reads." Well, yeah, there's something there now because he
protested the fact that a clean, clean was, so he protested
the Invalidate button, so now the Invalidate button now
reads on Protest. You got the idea?

Now, out of this idiocy can get some of the most tangled
situations. See, he cleaned a clean on the meter and the pc
protested the cleaning of the clean, which made Invalidate
read as a button. So now Invalidate reads, so now the
auditor demands to know what is there. The auditor now
becomes certain there is something there, don't you see.
Reading on the meter, isn't it? And out of this, they can
go wandering all over bayous and byroads and up in balloons
and so forth, and it just goes to pieces from there - all of
which proceeds from cleaning a clean. You've probably seen
this happen - you may have had it happen bo you. It's a
what - a very common error. Any auditor will do it sooner or
later - he'll accidentally clean a clean. He just wants to
be sure, you see. "Anything else been suppressed there?"
you know. He's had a clean read, and he wishes to God he
never said so, but of course Suppress can suppress its own
read. So you're left in a bit of a quandary - and the pc
said, "No, there's nothing else."

"Ah, ah - well, I see a read there now." Protest read or
something like this sort of thing. Pc looks and gives four
or five more answers - each one of which is protest, do you
see.  So the button keeps reading, reading, reading.

Finally, the pc says, "Yeah, but there isn't anything else
here!" See, he's getting up into an ARC break situation.
What's he being asked for? He's being asked to identify
nonexistent itsa.

Now, this is, the same trick as this: You take a wide,
empty room. And you - this is brainwashing stuff, see - and
you say to the person as you bring him in the door,
"Describe to me the elephant in the middle of the room."
And the fellow says, "There isn't any elephant in the
middle of the room." "Oh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
uh - oh, no, no, no, no, no. Let's look carefully. Look
carefully. Now, look all around the floor and see if you
can't see those footprints and so forth. Now,you'll - you'll
get - you'll get it after a while. You'll get this elephant
after a while there."

I swear if you kept it up, you could make the guy
practically mock up an elephant in the middle of the room,
don't you see. But the guy would be very overwhelmed and
very ARC broken. What you're trying to do is tell him that
something exists which doesn't exist. Now, perhaps that
is - aside from the definitions of it - the source of - or
failure to understand the definitions and so forth of
itsa - probably the source of the greatest difficulty is
cleaning cleans. You've seen it happen on a meter, you've
seen yourself get in trouble occasionally, too, cleaning it
on the meter. Well, similarly, you can clean it without a
meter. You can say, "What are you looking at?" 

And the person says, "I'm sitting here looking at a statue." 

"Oh, all right, good. Now what kind of a statue?" This is barely
admissible, see, because that one might lay an egg too.

"Well, it's just a statue kind of a statue." You see?

"Yes, but what does it look like?"

"Well, it looks like a statue." 

"Um, all right. Uhm. Wha-what else are you doing there?" 

"Oh, I'm not doing anything else. I'm just sitting here looking 
at this - or was sitting here looking at this statue - until 
I was so crudely interrupted." 

"All right. Well, now who might have made the statue?" 

"Well, I don't know." 

"What time period do you suppose it's in?" 

"Uh, sometime I guess."

"Well, where - where - where is this statue located? Where is
this statue located now? Where's it located?" and so forth.

"Well, I don't know. Just here."

Well, the amount of tone arm action you're going to get out
of that is horrible because, actually, there's nothing else
to itsa, don't you see? The auditor is creating new things
to itsa which aren't there. The pc was just sitting there
looking at a statue and actually probably was just looking
at a vague blur, and he couldn't tell whether it was female
or a male or anything else. He didn't know where it was
located. He knew nothing about it except he was just struck
by the fact that he saw this thing, and he assumed it was a
statue and so he was sitting there looking at a statue. The 
auditor comes along and says, "What are you doing?" you know?

And he says, "I'm sitting here looking at a statue." Now
that is the itsa - and the way to really foul the pc up - and
this is something you as an auditor just have to get
straightened out yourselves, see - the way to foul the pc
up, then, is to demand more than the pc's got. And you're
not going to get itsa; you're not going to get itsa by demanding 
more than the pc's got because there's nothing else there 
to itsa! There simply isn't anything to itsa. You have got 
the itsa. But by asking again, you deny the fact that it 
has been itsaed. Now there's the real hook in all this.

You say - you've said in effect when you say, "What
else" - oh, you could say, "What else are you looking at?"
without disturbing the pc too much. He says, "I'm sitting
here looking at a statue."

And the auditor says, "Well, what else are you seeing?"
There would be a good example, see: "What else are you
seeing?" Well, maybe he isn't seeing anything else. You
see, this would be your thing - but you have in effect said,
"I have not accepted what you have said." So now the itsa
comm line is cut - as different from cutting the pc's itsa,
see. You have not permitted the itsa particle to travel on
that comm line.

You have not only cut the - you have not only refuted the
itsa - you see, the itsa isn't cut - it's refuted. You say it
doesn't exist. "You haven't said anything. You haven't said 
anything because I want to now know much more about it than 
you have said. So therefore, you haven't said anything." This 
is what you're saying. So you also cut the itsa comm line.
See, you've not just blunted out the itsa but you've cut
the itsa comm line and the pc will ARC break eventually
under this kind of treatment accordingly.

So that then it appears to you that by cutting the comm
line, you have caused an ARC break. So then you specialize
in not cutting the comm line, and go on asking the pc
ridiculous questions which knock the itsa in the head. Now 
you see how you could get fouled up on this? And your 
pc would ARC break like mad and be very upset about
this and that and about his auditing and not getting any 
TA action and no gains and all this sort of thing, you see. 
Basically, no TA action. And the auditor could be quite 
certain what's wrong, you see, that he is inadvertently 
cutting the pc's comm line to the auditor in some fashion.

And so now, compound the felony by developing a new system
which overcomes this - because he actually hasn't got the
trouble in the first place, see. He's got a new system he's
going to develop to cure this old error, and he's going to
say all the time, "Have I interrupted anything you were
saying?"

Well, this is not germane to it, so would only compound the
ARC break. See? He hasn't interrupted anything, so again he
has cleaned a clean. In other words, he's put his finger on
the wrong error. You see that?

This kind of a situation could develop: Auditor says the
whatsit, see. The auditor says, "What's happening?" or
"What are you doing?" And the pc says, "Well, I'm just
sitting here looking at a statue." "Oh? What's the - what
else is in view there as you're looking at the statue? What
else are you looking at there in the statue?" He isn't
looking at anything else - there isn't anything else there,
don't you see?

So the pc says, "Well, uh, mm-mm, uh, mm, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. 
I'm just looking at the statue."

Auditor sees a dirty needle, knows that a cut comm line turns
on a dirty needle. Now says, "In some way have I cut your 
communication line?" Hell, no - he's forced the communication 
line, not cut it. Not only that, but he's invalidated - the 
sensation is that the - what the pc has said has been 
invalidated.

You would be surprised how well something runs when you say
to a pc, "What's happening?" or "What are you doing?"

The pc says - said, "I'm sitting here looking at a statue."

Now the auditor who doesn't have an eye cocked on his meter
at this moment... You know, an auditor should be
walleyed - one eye on the pc and one eye on the meter. And
notices - and you can, you actually can get nicely walleyed.
You look at this thing out of the corner of your eye - you
can see what's happening to a meter even while you're
apparently looking straight at the pc. As a matter of fact,
it drives my pc nuts sometimes when she gets all tangled up
in something or other, she'll notice something like this
and growl about it, you know. "But you didn't see that on
the meter!" Well, of course, I have seen that on the meter.
It looks to the pc like this, you see. Pc absolutely
certain that you aren't looking at the meter. Not so. Not
so at all. I've seen everything that meter has done, see.

I tell you how you do it - I tell you how you do it: You
take the iris, you see, and it has an inner reflective
quality, see. And you actually look at the reflection of
the meter on the inside of the iris. That's actually the
way you do it. Anyway. Joke. But you actually can see this.

Now, you've got to establish - what are you trying to do?
Well, actually, you're trying to get tone arm action,
see - that's what you're trying to do. Because that is the
most visible action of success. If you've done everything
else successfully you get tone arm action; so you say,
well, what are you trying to do? You're trying to get tone
arm action. Don't say, "I'm trying to clear somebody, I'm
trying to heal somebody's broken leg, or I'm trying to do
this or trying to do that." Scientology Levels I, II and
III, you're trying to get tone arm action. The significance
of how you get tone arm action - oh, bleaaaah! No matter
what you do with a pc, it's all got to be done thoroughly
at Level IV. You understand that?

You can destimulate and put present time back where it
belongs and dust the case off and let the case live, don't
you see? You can do very remarkable things at Levels I, II
and III - don't make a mistake. And on Level IV, you're
going to find all the somatics again. It isn't that you
haven't blown charge off the case at large - yes, you have
at Levels I, II and III, but a lot of it was destimulated
charge. You make it possible for somebody actually to run
IV at Levels I, II and III. But the significances are the
pc's actual GPMs, the pc's RIs, the terminals and oppterms,
and that whole chain of actual goals back to time
immemorial contains every possible reason why the pc is
batty, except one. Except one. How did he get so batty that
he started doing this in the first place! Well, actually,
that's merely a decision. It's just a sort of "How do you
make matter," see. Well, he easily comes out of that.

You want to know why the pc has pictures? He's probably got
some GPM to make pictures, you see. You want to know why
the - why the pc is getting less powerful? Well, he has some
GPM to be less powerful. I mean that's a - see? That's - you
want to know why the pc is terrified of height? Well, he's
got an RI or a GPM to make him terrified of height, don't
you see? I mean anything wrong - or if the guy has a broken
leg, why, you're going to have - you're going to have some RI
someplace or other that tells him to break his leg. You
get the idea? I mean, the - they're - all the explanations
are there. There's no sense in looking for explanations
anyplace else on a case. You understand?

And that's very discouraging - but amongst us pros we can - I
mean its very discouraging to the pc after he's just gotten
rid of this and he feels fine about it and all is going
along well, to actually realize that back on the track the
real reason is still resident. But if we didn't recognize
that as auditors, we would not be honest with our own
technology because we know that to be true. He's got stuff
back on the track, don't you see?

Now you've got to put a case in shape so the case will sit
there and run this high-powered stuff at Level IV, and
Level IV is the Scientologist level. You can talk all you
want to about how easy it is perhaps to run raw meat and
all that sort of thing. It is - it is too. But remember this
at Levels I, II and III: It practically takes an educated
pc and a very well educated auditor to run Level IV, and
the pc wouldn't know what to do with it if he got there.

So you've got two different brands of action going on here,
see. You've got three gradients of one brand - Scientology I,
II and III - and you've got another brand of stuff. And that
other brand of stuff depends utterly on skill at I, II and
III. But Level IV is the Scientologist level.

I don't think after looking it over for a long, long time,
is I frankly don't think in spite of this - I know this is
quite a revolutionary statement but this is actually based
merely on observation - is I don't think, it's my own
opinion after all the evidence is in, that anybody will
make OT except a trained auditor. Now, that's the
only - the only person I know of. In the first place, his
confront is up to this stuff. In the second place, he knows
what to do. In the third place, you're dealing with things
that a pc would have to be educated into the nomenclature
of before he could even run the process.

How are you going to communicate to a pc "actual GPM." Well, 
you could say actual Goals Problem Mass. What's that going to
communicate? These are totally unknown factors. These
are - these are factors adrift in the whirl-wind, you see. 
Nobody's ever heard of these things before. And as far as 
somebody being able to become conscious of and concerned 
without his confront as an auditor rising, without an 
understanding of the various puttogethers of these things - 
plooey! I just don't think it can happen, see. I think that's 
the basic barrier on the track. The basic barriers to development
of mental science.

If you specialized 100 percent on a total effect and total
result by reason of a mental science - see, total; that was
your goal - and you were not going to make a fully trained
pro out of everybody you were going to do it to, see. At
the same time, if you had - if you had a body of
professionals over here which were barring out everybody
else from becoming professionals - the same modus operandi
that the medicos use, that the psychiatrists try to use,
other people try to use, you know. They say, "Us educated
people," see. And "We hold the holy sepulcher," you know,
and "Worship Saint Pavlov." This kind of stuff, do you see?

All right, they bar all these fellows out, and then these
other fellows that are supposed to be the fellows who have
the effect created on them, don't you see - they're the
patients or they're the recipient of the technology - and
then all of these birds who are the pros, you see, they
have all the know-how. And these other fellows over here,
why, they're the recipients of the know-how, but they don't
get any of the know-how and so forth. And I think that's a
very effective system from ever - for ever keeping anybody
from getting anything, or getting anywhere.

So your Scientology Levels I, II and III - particularly
Levels I and II - are very adaptable to handling far in
excess any requirement that the public at large has for a
psychotherapy. It's wildly in excess! You just learn a few
of these things I'm trying to teach you, and you'll find
it's just wildly in excess. Staff Auditor here is having a
ball on this stuff. I mean, case - oh, poof! Nothing to that, 
see.

Got to remember, he's saying the raw meat case - there's
nothing to what? Making the case feel better. Making the
case feel happier. Curing the lumbosis. Getting the case 
over this. Getting the case over that. Yeah. Ah, but there's 
a different mission which mental science could fulfill. 
Entirely different mission, which is a total sweep-up of 
the total case. How tough and how educated and how 
understanding do you think a pc has to be in order to 
stand up to the number of randomities which can occur at 
Level IV, because, don't kid yourself, they can occur!

Well, let me tell you: In two or three instances now,
people have been carefully audited in HGCs at this
particular level, and in two or three of those cases, even
though they had a GPM or two cleaned up, they got a couple
of RIs out of place. A couple of RIs out of place - you
ought to have ten goals out of place sometimes. Ten GPMs
smeared around backwards - you'd know what a creak was, man!
"Well, we had a couple of RIs out of place so we had an
awful ARC break. And we want our money back from the
organization." Oh, slap my wrist!

They're going to run into that continually, so why - why 
say it doesn't exist? We could be hopeful and say well,
wouldn't it be nice if it didn't exist? But actually what
you have for the first time is really a body of pros who,
by the nature of the technology as far as I can survey the
technology, have a level of technology applicable to them
who were possessors of a level of technology which is
applicable to the general public in the fields of mental
and physical healing!

Now, this is a riches that you probably hadn't really
totally looked at. When you finally get through and get it
all summed up - summed up, the characters that are going to
make it are Scientologists, as other people aren't going to
make it.

I know I've done the research vanguard on this as a pc,
because it would have killed anybody else - but I personally
can't see anybody going through one-tenth of what I've gone
through in the last two weeks, see. What, on the general
public level? Oh, no. I can see you characters going
through it, see.

********** continued in part 2 **********
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