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FZ BIBLE 22/30 UNIVERSES CASSETTES (5TH ACC)

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CONTENTS: Universes Cassettes (the 5th Advanced Clinical Course)

32 Cassettes containing 33 lectures plus Introduction and Appendix.
The first lecture is also the final lecture of the 4th ACC and is
numbered 4ACC-72. Posted in 30 files ("+" used where a second item
is in the same file.)

01. ..... Introduction
+ 4ACC-72 29 MAR 54 EVOLUTION AND USE OF SELF ANALYSIS
02. 5ACC-01 30 MAR 54 UNIVERSES
03. 5ACC-02 31 MAR 54 SIMPLE PROCESSES
04. 5ACC-03 1 APR 54 BASIC SIMPLE PROCEDURES
05. 5ACC-04 2 APR 54 PRESENCE OF AN AUDITOR 
06. 5ACC-05 5 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: SAFE PLACE FOR THINGS
+ ..... APPENDIX
07. 5ACC-06 6 APR 54 LECTURE: UNIVERSES
08. 5ACC-07 7 APR 54 UNIVERSE: BASIC DEFINITIONS
09. 5ACC-08 8 APR 54 UNIVERSE: PROCESSES, EXPERIENCE
10. 5ACC-09 9 APR 54 UNIVERSE: CONDITIONS OF THE MIND AND REMEDIES
11. 5ACC-10 12 APR 54 UNIVERSE: CHANGE AND REHABILITATION
12. 5ACC-11 13 APR 54 UNIVERSE: MANIFESTATION
13. 5ACC-12 14 APR 54 SOP 8-D
14. 5ACC-13 15 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: EXTERIORIZATION AND STABILIZATION
+ 5ACC-13B 15 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: CERTAINTY ASSESSMENT
15. 5ACC-14 16 APR 54 SOP 8-D: LECTURE
16. 5ACC-15 19 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: UNIVERSE ASSESSMENT
+ 5ACC-15B 19 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: AREA ASSESSMENT
17. 5ACC-16 20 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: REMEDYING HAVINGNESS
+ GP-Spec 21 APR 54 GROUP PROCESSING: REACH FOR PRESENT TIME
18. 5ACC-17 21 APR 54 ELEMENTS OF AUDITING
19. 5ACC-18 22 APR 54 SOP 8-DA
20. 5ACC-19 23 APR 54 SOP 8-DB
21. 5ACC-20 26 APR 54 GENERAL HANDLING OF A PC
22. 5ACC-21 27 APR 54 ANCHOR POINTS AND SPACE
23. 5ACC-22 28 APR 54 SPACE AND HAVINGNESS
24. 5ACC-23 29 APR 54 SPACE
25. 5ACC-24 30 APR 54 SOP 8-DA THROUGH SOP 80-DH
26. 5ACC-25 3 MAY 54 VIEWPOINT STRAIGHTWIRE
27. 5ACC-26 4 MAY 54 BE, DO, HAVE STRAIGHTWIRE
28. 5ACC-27 5 MAY 54 EFFICACY OF PROCESSES
29. 5ACC-28 6 MAY 54 ANATOMY OF UNIVERSES
30. 5ACC-29 7 MAY 54 ENERGY - EXTERIORIZATION


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UNIVERSES (5th ACC) file 22/30 (tape 24):

Transcript of Taped Lecture by L. Ron Hubbard 

5ACC-21 - 5404C27 

Number 24 of "Universes and the War between Theta and Mest" 
cassettes.


ANCHOR POINTS AND SPACE

A lecture given on 27 April 1954


Like to talk to you this morning about some data which may
have quite a bearing upon your cases. And that is the whole
principle of making space. How it errs in the individual,
the misconceptions which can occur as a result of; what the
GE is doing, and et cetera.

The GE is quite concerned with making space. The GE makes
as much space as he has a body - makes more space than he has
a body, actually, but that is his space - actually has a
series of anchor points which when the GE is in good shape
are a series of gold balls (many, many, many of them) which
themselves make the structure which the GE is using for space.

Now, there is the GE anchor point. In SOP 8-C this is
remedied by putting the anchor points back in position
again. And this is done by getting the preclear to see or
contact the anchor points and adjust them. And this is done
by getting him to mock up anchor points until he can see
anchor points, and getting them to mock up anchor points in
the vicinity of misplaced body anchor points until these
misplaced body anchor points brighten up, get shiny and
click into their proper position. And when I say click, I
mean just that - they click into their proper position.

Now, if you could see the body as an electronic structure
which is basically composed of anchor points which in
themselves make the space of the body, you would get a much
truer picture than you would get in looking at the body as
a head and a couple of arms, and a couple of legs. That is
not what the body looks like. You go round looking at
people, and you say, "Well, this fellow is composed of a
head and torso and arms and legs." Well, he wouldn't be
composed of that if it weren't for these electronic anchor
points.

There are a couple of them, in the first place, which are
the wing anchor points which go way out, up and in front of
him. They're over here to the right and up and over to the
left and up, and in some people who are in pretty good
shape, they are many, many yards away. And in some people
who are in terrible shape, they're practically collapsed on
the body. Those are two balancing points. They give the
body a front space and without them the body doesn't have
that front space. You run into a preclear who doesn't have
any space in front of his body, who can't contact space
easily, one of the first things we find is wrong with him
is these big wing anchor points out here - and they're quite
large - are misplaced, tangled up or so drained down in terms
of energy that they aren't operating as anchor points. If
they're drained down in terms of energy, of course, they
are out of position too, because they're held in balance
electronically.

Now, it's very hard to damage the GE's anchor points, but
it can be done. And the way it can be done is draining the
energy out of them. Now, let me tell you a few more places
where these anchor points are. The Chinese unwittingly
drew... And I said unwittingly - the Chinese are very, very
intelligent people, but they never even vaguely got into
this category. They drew some of the key anchor points of
the body in their acupuncture charts. The Chinese
acupuncture charts demonstrate anchor points.

Well, now let's take modern electronics, and we find out
that there is such a thing called a beep meter. And this
beep meter echoes every time there is an electronic
liveness in the body. It echoes where pain areas are and so
forth, but it also echoes where the anchor points are. And
so we go over a body and we take a look at the body with
the meter, and we'll find these anchor points. On either
side of the throat (either side, you might say, of the
neck), in the hollow here of the wrist, in the elbow. . .
inside elbow joint; they are back of the knees. They're
just many such key places.

Now, if you were to displace one of these in the wrist, you
could actually - hold your hat - warp the bone or turn the bone
at the place where you put the anchor point newly. In other
words, you'd have a new joint. The body responds to the
positions of these anchor points so thoroughly that you
just might as well say that the body is a sort of a jelly,
an illusory jelly, which is pretending to be solid amongst
this truly solid structure of anchor points. If you look at
a preclear as being an illusion hung up by spatial anchor
points, why - and the spatial anchor points as real - you can
do an awful lot with the body. If you keep looking at him
as having arms and legs as his basic anatomy, you get nowhere.

The reason medicine has failed lies mainly in the fact that
it never got down to physical structure. The medical doctor
studies the tibia when he ought to be studying an anchor
point. The broken bone can occasion an enormous amount of
distress to an individual, but what happens when the bone
is broken? And what is the first manifestation which an
auditor could contact that would remedy the break? It would
be the derangements of anchor points. How about a sprain?
It'll knock out anchor points. Sometimes on a sprain, if
the preclear... It's only sometimes because the preclear
occasionally is unable to contact such an anchor point. In
the case of a sprain, if you were to ask the preclear to
locate the misplaced anchor point, in the area of the
sprain and mock up a few anchor points like it, you know,
and throw them away, and mock up a few more like it and
throw them away, and mock up a few more like it and then
push the anchor point back into position again, you would
find the sprain going zzzt! gone. The magic associated with
spiritual healing or electrical healing, or something of
that character, is a magic that takes place because of the
existing anchor points.

Now, we see a Homo sap walking down the street, out here.
We're sailing along minding our own business, or flirting
with the birds, or something of the sort, and this Homo sap
is walking down the street, and we want him to stop. One of
the best ways to stop him is not to go up and whisper in
his shell-pink ear "You will stop now." No, one of the best
ways is simply take hold of one of his big wing anchor
points and just pull it around and wrap it around the other
anchor point. He will be so confused he'll stop. He'll
suddenly be very confused.

Now, supposing we wanted to turn him around and have him
walk down a path in another direction. Let's just get hold
of one of the wing anchor points and pull it out of
position until he finally turns down the path, because he
will. And when he turns down the path, let it go. He will
walk on the new course.

The command value of the anchor point over the orientation
of the body is fabulous to behold. If you didn't know this
about anchor points you might have trouble sometime
handling some other body. But all bodies are built inside
this electronic structure, and all bodies are built to
respond to and be oriented with this electronic structure.
And what we call flesh is really held in space by an
electronic pattern composed of golden balls.

The test of this is whether or not it works on a preclear,
and it sure does. Because now and then you get a preclear
who can't exteriorize; by the time you run Step II or Step
III or something like that, you ask him to look into his
head and find if there are any anchor points in there.
Well, they'll probably look black to him. So you have him
mock up little gold balls around inside his head for a
little while and throw them away. And these anchor points
will brighten up and brighten up and brighten up, and all
of a sudden, he'll say, "Oh yes, yes, there's a lot of
these things in here. Under each eye there's ... looks
like ... Oh, gee! There are thousands of them under each
eye. And there's four big ones - one at the corner of each
eye. You know, two to each eye. Yeah. And there's a couple
down here in the jawbone on each jaw. Oh, boy!" And he'll
say, "One of those is sure out of position!"

Well, you say, "Mock up a few more like it. Mock up a few
more like it, in the position it should be in," bang, bang,
bang. He mocks them up, mocks them up - just gets mental
images of them, that's all - and throws them away. And if he
does it well enough, actually, this jaw anchor point will
go into position. You say be three feet back of your head,
and he will be. Why? Well, it's just a problem of you're
asking him to exteriorize out of no space. You give him
space and he can exteriorize out of the space. If he has no
space he can't exteriorize out of the space. Basically
exteriorization is a problem in anchor points.

Now, many a preclear is going to be processed by you as an
auditor for dozens and dozens and dozens of hours after he
has been able to adjust his own anchor points. In other
words, you'll just omit this step. You'll just forget I
said anything about this, or the boy did, and you'll just
go on and grind, grind, grind, grind, grind, when actually
somewhere along the line you should have said, "Look around
inside your head and see if you can find an anchor point.
See if you can find a gold ball. See if you can find a
black one." If you had said that, why, you would have had
the boy exteriorized and in good shape. Now, when you're
first asking them to look around inside their head, they
see them as black, quite ordinarily, if your preclear [is
having] any trouble at all. If he had no trouble
exteriorizing, oh boy, can he see anchor points!

All right. You ask him to exteriorize, he can't
exteriorize; one of the indicated steps on the subject of
exteriorization is just "Look around inside your head and
see if you can find some points of one kind or another, or
spheres." And he'll say, "U-yrmm-mm-m... Oh, well... 
rn-urn-mm."

Well, you say, "Well, mock up some. Mock up some gold
spheres inside your head and around your head. Just mock
up a lot of them and throw them away, and mock up some
more, and mock up some more, and some more and some more.
And do whatever you please with them, but just mock up some
more."

And all of a sudden he'll say, "Yeah, there are some black... 
there are some black spheres inside my head."

And you say, "Well, all right. Let's mock up some gold
spheres in the vicinity of those black spheres. Some more,
some more, some more." And all of a sudden it's getting
brighter and brighter and brighter and brighter, and all of
a sudden the basic anchor points of the skull show up.

Now, you say if this preclear can mock up anchor points so
well, why don't you have him simply mock up an anchor point
and put it into the proper position, instead of moving the
GE's anchor point into the proper position. Well, let me
make that more clear. He finds that he has some places
where there ought to be anchor points, and he doesn't
immediately see where the anchor points are. So he just
gets very gay and happy, and says, "Well, gee. You know,
there ought to be an anchor point in that place." He sort
of knows this, you see. "Ought to be an anchor point there,
so I'll just mock one up and put it in that position."

Well, the funny part is, he can very often mock up much
prettier anchor points than the GE anchor points and put
this in its position. But for the next few days he'll have
a headache, until his anchor point is finally uprooted and
thrown away. It's not the GE's anchor point. That's what's
wrong with it. So whenever you find a preclear doing this
make sure that you get him to throw away his anchor point
and simply continue with the exercise of mocking up anchor
points until the proper GE anchor point materializes and is
moved into its position. The GE is only healthy on its own
anchor points. That's something for you to remember,
because you're liable to run into that one.

All right. You ask him to mock up these anchor points and
mock them up, more and more and more and more of them;
pretty soon the GE anchor points get all bright and
burnished. What's happening? The preclear is actually
furnishing juice, you might say, which clean up the GE
anchor points. He's feeding them juice. By mocking up
similar anchor points, he is, really, charging up the GE
anchor points, and so the GE anchor points, being out of
position because of little electronic swirls and flows and
cross riffles and so forth... You know, I mean, there's a
little electronic flow going.

Let's say this jaw anchor point is out of shape. There's a
little electronic flow going right straight through the
hole where this jaw anchor point ought to be, see? And
every time this jaw anchor point tries to go back into this
hole, why, the flow kicks it out again. So he tries to put
it back, and the flow kicks it out, and put it back, and
the flow kicks it out, and put it back... Well, there's
really a flow there because there are other anchor points
out of position. So if you keep on mocking up anchor points
for this area, it will absorb and adjust the flow. And
then, of course, you can put the GE anchor point back in it.

But the preclear took up and adjusted this flow by putting
in substitute anchor points. You see, he let them take the
pounding. The mock-ups took the pounding. You know, your
mock-ups are real. If your body is real and if these anchor
points hold the space of the body, as they quite observably
do, and if you can mock up anchor points which vastly
influence these body anchor points and which actually can
substitute for them and give the body a headache, looks to
me like your mock-ups aren't very thin or illusory. It
looks to me like they can be considered thoroughly as real
as the chair you're sitting in, which they can be, of course.

Now, what application does this have? Well, it has the
application of adjusting the space of the body. A body has
a very difficult time being beautiful or being healthy if
its anchor points are all out of position. So this is a
necessary step in the handling of the body and is the
primary step to be consulted if your preclear after a
little auditing is having an awful lot of trouble getting
out. If he's... you give him a little auditing and he's
still having a lot of trouble getting out, for heaven sakes
try at least to adjust his anchor points by getting him to
mock up anchor points around inside his head until he can
see his own, and then put his own back into place.

And after you have audited Universe Processing for a long
time on some preclear - after you've audited this Universe
Processing for some time - he still doesn't exteriorize,
remember something else: you should at that time take
another whack at anchor points. With any preclear you're
auditing, no matter how long it takes for this individual
to be brought out of the woods, remember to inject this
technique about the adjustment of anchor points. Some place
along the line you're going to win. And it'll be a faster
win than you have ever heard of before.

Fellow says, "Yeah, well... What do you know! Whee!" "But
they're all black," he'll say. "They're all kind of
horrible and black." That's because the energy is all
drained down out of them. The electronic flows through from
anchor point to anchor point are not in good balance, and
so the anchor points are dragging themselves down, drags
the goldness out of them, which is the fluid energy, and
they turn black, just as you would burn a piece of wood and
get it black eventually.

And so he goes along, he sees these sooner or later, he
adjusts them - all of a sudden his body feels beautiful and
life is beautiful. How many are there to adjust?

Well, fortunately he can adjust them rather fast, but don't
overlook the fact that there can be dozens out of position,
seriously out of position - dozens. A couple, three hours
spent with a preclear doing nothing but adjust anchor
points is never misspent - never. Particularly because his
primary goal, being in a civilization which has as its
primary concern care of the body, care of the body, care of
the body, care of the body - his primary concern is putting
up this mock-up. That's the one thing a thetan is trying to
do; he's either trying to put up or take down his own
mock-up or keep other people from putting up or taking down
mock-ups. And he's trying to put up this body as a mock-up;
he's in a civilization where the thing to do, part of his
basic agreement is to have a healthy body and so forth.
Well, you can do that by adjusting anchor points.

You can also change the beauty of a woman quite markedly in
two different ways: You could get her to scramble her
anchor points up so that she would look like an old bat of
about ninety-nine. You could actually pull anchor points
out of line until she looked like an antique. Or you could
take and put anchor points back into position, and do it so
well, get her to do it so well and do it so thoroughly,
that although she was fifty, she would start looking like a
girl.

The skin, for instance, is designed with a certain
looseness and so forth to fit over a certain mass, to cover
a certain area. All right. Her facial anchor points get
driven in, thrown out of position, and the next thing you
know, her face bone structure... Now, this is something,
you see, that could never be credited by medicine. Bones do
not get big and get small. The hell they don't! But her
bone structure has actually sunk in, and gotten smaller.
The tissue has actually deteriorated in its volume, and the
skin is still the same amount of skin, so what does she
get? She gets wrinkles.

Now, she thinks the thing to do is to go around and get her
face lifted. Well, that's a good thing to do maybe, because
it certainly does put back some mass there for the skin to
set on. And that's all that face lifting does, actually, is
actually put some mass in under the skin.

What they do - they take a squirt gun of some sort and take
some bees - ... Really a patient never knows this, you
know. They're unconscious under ether while this is being
done. And they pay eight thousand dollars to have their
face lifted. Well, actually all the guy does is squirt some
beeswax to the proper places underneath the skin. It's
quite painful. And the other thing they do is take hold of
folds of skin, amputate it and hook it back up over their
ears - pull it in, in places where it's not easily seen. They
just tighten up the skin that way. Makes them look kind of
skull-like, but they do a good job with this - "plastic
surgery" they call it. That's because they use plastic.

Well, what are they doing? In essence, they're trying to
repair the mass that sits under the skin; or they're trying
to take enough tension out of the skin so that it can cover
less mass. It's a problem in masses, then. And masses, let
me call to your attention, is always a problem in space.
You try to get a Cadillac car into the same space as an MG,
and you will just have to confess eventually that mass is
also a problem in space.

And here we have, then, in repairing the appearance of the
preclear, the primary technique. And until he can do this
he is not going to repair his appearance. I'm awfully sorry
to have to make a didactic statement on the matter, but I'm
talking from at least a thousand case histories. I'm
talking from an enormous amount of data here. And I found
out that the actual repair of the appearance - now, I'm not
talking now about just repair of the body; I'm talking
about the repair of the appearance of the body - does not
really take place until the anchor points are adjusted.

Where another technique or another subject has adjusted the
appearance of the body, you accidentally adjusted the
anchor points. Let's take running a grief charge. You run
a grief charge out of an individual after a death - they've
looked very old and haggard - you ran the grief charge out,
and you found they look much younger. All right. They must
have had a rather temporary disruption of anchor-point
currents in the vicinity of the face which running the
grief charge immediately repaired. That's an accident,
that their looks got so much better. Well, the more an
auditor depends upon actuality and the less he depends upon
accident, the happier that auditor's preclears are going
to be, and the more successful that auditor is going to be.
He shouldn't depend on accidents.

There's nothing very mysterious about making space. It is
the basic of structure. When you think of structure, first
think of space, don't think of mass. I'll repeat that: When
you think of structure, or altering structure, changing
structure, healing structure, think first of space. When it
comes to handling currents, whether they're electronic
currents, emotional currents or any other kind of currents,
think first of space. Space is primary in all such
considerations. And the definition of space is a viewpoint
of dimension. And the dimension, in structure, is
represented by an anchor point. And that is actually all
there is to it.

Four anchor points make space. It isn't that the space
exists into which you put four anchor points. Before you
put up those four anchor points in a tetrahedron, or
whatever, you actually had no space. If you can just grasp
that as an auditor, your cases will start to fall apart. A
man can't grow unless he has space to grow into. He won't
shrink anyplace unless the space is contracted in that place.

This universe is an artificial-space universe. One of the
giddiest tricks under the sun is the way this universe is
put together. You could think, you know, in terms of the
fact "Well, here's this space, and now we put some anchor
points into it." And what I'm trying to do is orient your
thinking quite in reverse to what it's always been on this.

Here are some anchor points, now we've got some space.
Although, when you think of any one of these structural
changes, think first of space; but what's primary with
regard to space? Anchor points. Without anchor points there
isn't any space. Space is a viewpoint of dimension. If you
want to look across a space, you could postulate to
yourself "I am now looking across this space." But if
you're actually going to look across that space, you have
to look over here to a dimension point. I call to your
attention Scientology 8-8008 which goes into this rather
tremendously. It is the basic material on space, the
textbook. Little book. Goes into this quite considerably.

Dimension points. Anchor points, dimension points. An
anchor point is a dimension point which has a constancy, or
which is constantly holding up some space. An anchor point
is a dimension point with some constancy. That's why we
call them anchor points.

All right. Has a lot to do with processing. Your preclear
is out of space. You run Opening Procedure, you say, "Find
some spots in space around here." He almost goes mad. He is
so accustomed to having the MEST universe present him with
a dimension point - ready-made, tailor-made dimension point.
The MEST universe says here's the dimension point. So you
say, "Find a spot in this space around here," and he looks
and looks and looks, waiting for some hand to be extended
from Valhalla or something, presenting him with an anchor
point so that he can look at it there. And this is real
silly. Why should he do this?

Well, he can't find a spot in space without an anchor
point. That is his first dedication. And it doesn't occur
to him that he can find a spot short of anchor point. You
know, a spot doesn't have to have a mass in it. All he has
to do is postulate that there is a position and he has
already got a location. You're trying to reeducate him into
postulating some positions.

If he could postulate the positions, he could go round and
find all the spots in space imaginable. But you'll get some
preclears - they'll almost blow their brain out before they
get this straightened out. They'll say, "But I have to
locate it in relationship to the walls." "Okay, locate in
relation..." "But I know... butuh... huhguu...!"

They get very upset about an empty piece of space. Well,
that's because they're upset about space in general,
because the anchor points belong to somebody else, not to
themselves. No anchor points belong to them any more,
anchor points are owned by everyone else. They have begun
to live this kind of a life: They've said, "Well, that is
Chicago because I know Bill there. You know, here's Bill,
is in Chicago, and there is a Chicago because I know
somebody there, Bill. And Bill, there in Chicago, is a
good friend of mine." They're talking about an anchor point
of theirs. They're talking about Bill. Bill is an anchor
point. You look around through life and find that you have
many anchor points in terms of people. But if a person
only knew he was alive and had space because other people
were alive and had space, he would be having a rough time
of it.

You can actually do a lot for a case simply by picking up
who is the space of this case. And you get Universe
Processing directly. That's the basic question of Universe
Processing: Who's the space of this case? Well now, let's
look at space in many other categories. How many ways could
you seem to put up space? Let's look at a shiny sun. It's
sitting there in the firmament "firmenting." The atomic
fission is going zing, zing, zing, zing and it's putting
out photons, and they go out in all directions. So
obviously it's making space, isn't it?

And we look at a planet, and the light is hitting it from
these suns and it's shining off of the face of the planet
and it's going out in all directions. So it's obviously
making space, isn't it? Not really. Because it's not
looking at a damn thing! It's making no space unless you
know it is making space.

But there you are, perfectly convinced that the sun can
make space. Why? Because it's shedding light into a space.
It is radiating, therefore it is sending out lord knows how
many anchor points per millisecond, which are going out
there to what tremendous distance. So it's obviously making
space. It's not making space, because it isn't looking at
its own dimensions. It is making as much space as you are
looking at. The light reflected off of Earth is obviously
making space, isn't it? It's radiating out in all directions.

Well, this was the primitive physical concept of space, and
you're educated into having that concept of space simply
by agreement with the physical universe continually.
You've said, "Anything that shines can make space" - worse
than that, "Anything that's loud can make space. Space is
made by a flow." It is not made by a flow.

Honest, in the absence of a viewpoint you could take all of
the electricity being manufactured today on Earth, and make
no space whatsoever, no matter how far you radiated it.
Because there wouldn't be any "far" to radiate it in. Now,
this can be a matter of opinion, you understand, but we're
only interested in the workability of Scientology. And we
have found out that radiantly created space is false space,
as far as a preclear is concerned. Because he gets quite
sick when he considers that energy is secondary to space.
You see, radiantly created space says, "The energy is
creating the space." The energy is not creating the space,
the viewpoint is creating the space, and the viewpoint is
higher than the space. Because a viewpoint can exist
without any space and then can create space, and creates it
by hanging up some dimension points by which to view
across a distance, and so has space.

But radiantly created space, such as that created by the
sun, would collapse immediately in the absence of
viewpoints. This is a question of if we weren't here would
the MEST universe be here? Would it be here at all, if we
weren't here? Well, if we weren't here it wouldn't be here
for us. And that's really all we're interested in. The
dickens with the theoretical problem. But the other truth
of the matter is if we weren't here, it wouldn't be here.

Let's just skip that as a theoretical argument, because you
could stumble on it and argue about it, and so on. And
let's just say, "Would the MEST universe be here if we
weren't here?" Well, if we weren't here, it isn't here for
us. And just let it hang at that and don't bother to get
more complicated than that, and we're on quite safe ground.
That sun that's sitting up there right now spitting out
photons and some of its flame is - its electronic fission -
is going out there a hundred thousand miles from its
surface. And when you get a hundred thousand miles out from
the surface, oh, boy, that's quite a roar. It makes actual
sound in a vacuum. That's because of the density of the
electrons. They can actually relay sound. Electrons being
packed close together will relay a vibration which is like
sound - which is sound, if sound is the relaying of a
vibration, which it is. There are also other things which
relay vibrations.

But here we have a problem there where this thing is
evidently roaring too, you see. It's a big beast up in the
sky. It roars, and it sends forth flashes and it sends
forth long electronic streamers, and - oh boy, that's
forceful. It's no wonder the Egyptians got down and said,
"0 Ra, Ra, mighty in thy power, we do..." Yeah, that's
where we got the college cheerleader yells. Anyway, it's no
wonder that the Egyptian, that primitive peoples who were
all bogged down in all directions, and were quite nutty,
worshiped the sun.

Energy is up there making space as far as they're
concerned, and this is the space it makes. Of course, that
isn't anywhere near as sensible as saying that there is an
invisible somethingness that nobody knows anything about
who is sort of not even visible at any time, who just by
the fact of beingness is actually creating all this space
and is everywhere and is omnipotent and omniscient and
"omnipping" and various... Of course, this sun god concept
is nowhere near as rational as God is everywhere and
nowhere, and nowhere and everywhere is nowhere and that's
where we're going.

It's when they break down utterly and are not even any
longer able to look, that a culture goes down to the point
of saying, "Well, the sun isn't god, because we don't dare
look at it anymore, and we don't even know if it's in the
sky, so religion is everywhere, nowhere, everywhere,
nowhere, where are we going?" The local spinbin is two
blocks away! At least - at least, you could tag this thing,
this sun, and say, "Well, you're to blame for all this
space," and you can't even find God to blame him.

So we have a problem with cultures and civilization when
they go over the peak, when they come out of the idea that
a viewpoint makes dimension - in other words, just the fact
that a fellow is there is enough for something to be there.
When they come down to that lower basis and say, "Look, we
have to have an energy flow out here to make a lot of
space... First he could just know there was space. There
would be space if he merely knew there was space. He'd make
a postulate there was space and then not even bother to
look; there'd be space. That's because the postulate is in
existence.

Then the next step is we've got to have energy to block
this space out, and there's your first dimension-point
entrance.

And the next step in is we've got to have something
radiating energy in order to hold a space out there. He
gets this idea because it's a vacuum universe, and he gets
the idea of having to have a lot of pressure out to keep
the thing from being pushed in. Of course, we're not quite
sure what's going to push it in, because if there's nothing
outside of this universe, there's no pressure out there to
push in this universe. But he thinks that these flows have
to exist there in order to distend the space. And the next
thing he knows, why, he says, "That's not tenable anymore.
I know that's not tenable because there isn't any space at
all. I'm very well aware of that because every time I go
out for a walk I run into a tree. So it's obvious that I
can't tell where any space is," and becomes a normal Homo
sapiens of this modern culture, which has the concept of
the space is made by something which is everywhere but
nowhere - something which is everywhere but nowhere and 
isn't even looking but is looking at you and notes all 
the sparrows falling, and is omniscient, omnipotent,
omnipresent and omnivorous. You think now I'm being
blasphemous. It's impossible to be blasphemous about a
nonexistence. Well, by definition, God is nonexistent,
isn't he? Oh, so therefore I'm being blasphemous about
nothing, and I can prove it!

Now, here we have the sun up there right now, sending out
radiant streams in all directions. Is it making space?
Well, apparently yes. Apparently. It's not looking though.
So it's not making space, is it?

What we're looking at is the tail end of the most
complicated concatenation of agreements that you ever
cared to put your foot into. And lo, you did, and so you
can see the sun. But we won't even bother with that. We've
got something up there which is doing a mock-up of a
thetan. The MEST universe has mocked up a gigantic thetan.
You see that? Made it out of energy. Any one of you has
more capability than the sun. But there's that big mock-up
out there, and so you agree that it can make space.
Anything that is shiny you can agree will make space, and
anything that makes noise, lo, the smallest child or
barking dog is, by the concept of the GE, making space.
So you've agreed that all these things make space.

Well, then it's no wonder that you get fouled up with
space, because it certainly can't be, then, your space
because your space would radiate from where you were. And
if nothing is radiant from where you are, it must be
somebody else's space you're living in. And so we're into
an immediate problem of ownership - somebody else owns
everything. Well, the preclear who can't get mock-ups is in
that computation or worse. Somebody else owns everything.
At least he's in this one - "Somebody else owns everything."
Why? "Because it's somebody else's space, so therefore I'm
in somebody else's universe.

The thetan sitting in the middle of the GE is sitting in
the middle of space put up there by the GE, and, in view of
the fact that he's living there in that space, believes
himself to be living in other space than his own, which you
say he is. But what happens to him the second he begins to
repair this space? Ah! He's senior to that space. He
doesn't have to create anything to own it, you know. He can
simply come into possession of it by controlling it. You've
let this fellow create some space for the GE just by
putting up some anchor points around the GE. But then
supposing he gets down and adjusts the real honest to
goodness... And these are just as real as pebbles on the
beach - these GE anchor points. They aren't something
illusory. Don't ever get into that trap; they're not. They
could probably, if you could get several of them together
and put them on a scales they would probably have
weight - microweight, but it'd still be weight. All right.

Where he can place those anchor points around, where he can
adjust them, he not only gets the GE into good shape, but
he makes that space his own, and so he can exteriorize out
of it. And you can't get anybody to exteriorize out of any
space anywhere unless it's his space. Nobody'll ever get
out of this universe until he owns all the space in it.
Nobody'll ever get out of the physical universe out here
until he can own and be and be perfectly cheerful to look
at and occupy the position of the whole shooting match. The
way out is through.

Now, let's look at the body as the microcosm - that being the
macrocosm. And we look at the body and find out that if we
adjusted the anchor points inside the body, if we adjusted
that, we would have at once put the body into good shape,
which would have ended our cycle of action - since we were
always trying to put the body in good shape, after we found
out we couldn't make nothing out of it at one fell swoop -
and so we adjusted the anchor points of the body, we could
handle it; therefore we take over ownership of that space.
Bang! We own that space. Can we get out of it? Why
certainly we can get out of it; it's ours. And that is why
an individual can exteriorize when he can adjust the body
anchor points.

But look at the traps that are trapped here for a thetan to
fall on his face about - fall on the body's face about. How
many ways is the body making space? How many aberrated ways
is the body making space? Well, let's say somebody has
shiny eyes.

Did you ever really fall back from thoughts of treachery in
the face of beauty? Beauty is making space. Let's take a
very, very pretty child with very bright eyes, and you
think twice before you do anything to the child. Obviously
the child is making space. Why is the child making space?
By being bright. That is to say, by reflecting light. That
makes space.

All right, let's look a little further and let's find that
the Sex to Know Scale in its entirety is a gradient of
making space. Let's find the most base space which is made
by the GE: sex. Making space with sex. Making space by
sexual allure - this is sort of a reverse way of making space
but it's there. Making space with semen. Hardly any girl
who is doing all right fails to make space with perfume, if
it's only the native perfume of her own body. She's making
perfume space. It's space, though, on the same old basic
radiant space construction, see. That's just the sun
making space. Its a misnomer. The sun isn't making space.
But the girl can put up the illusion of making space simply
by having some perfume. Those particles go out a long way,
don't they?

All right. She can make as much space as she has perfume. A
civilized woman, pretty well pounded down and told she
can't have any space, and so forth, is very often utterly
dismayed when into her community walks some barbaric,
uneducated she-devil who wears it by the half-bottle. And
this civilized woman stands there in utter dismay,
watching all the civilized men going hh-u-hh-u-hh-u-hh-uhh! 
Well, she says it isn't nice to wear that much perfume. Fact 
of the matter is, hasn't anything to do with being nice. It 
isn't very polite of her to make all the space that's being 
made in an area, but if she wore an acceptable brand of perfume, 
and lots of it, she would have all the consequences of making 
space. That's why the only dirty words permitted in American 
advertising are on the bottles of perfume. All right, there's 
basic on it.

Now, we take this fellow - we take a man in this character -
he's making space. If he's pretty bad off; he'll try to 
make space with sex. He'll try to go all over the place 
and have as many women as possible. Makes space, doesn't it? 
Semen is an anchor point wherever deposited. Now, we'll just 
get semen as radiant - you know, as radiant space - and you'll 
find out he has a little bit of space right there.

Well, let's go upscale a little bit, and run into eating.
And between sex and eating let's find excreta. Freud had a
lot to say about excreta, but do you know that excreta
makes space? I had a police dog one time who was not well
housebroken at all, and he made more space! Sure his space.
But that's just another method of putting out anchor points
and making space - completely aside from the fact that there
is an ejection, where you're actually getting this same
irradiant manifestation on its most debased level. Odor
enters here again, and the person makes such horrible space
that nobody can enter it.

All right. Now let's go up a little bit more and let's find
eating. And do you know men make spaces and women make
spaces by eating. Do you know that more basically animals
make space by permitting themselves to be eaten? There are
whole lineages of animals, foul and so forth which exist
today solely to be eaten. But just by letting somebody
consume the anchor point, they continue to exist and
continue to have space. All the heroism and the beauty and
color and bad language, and so forth, that today fills the
motion picture theater's box office is totally dependent
upon cows permitting themselves to be eaten. Cowboy western
movies and so forth are utterly dependent upon this fact
that cows put out anchor points. That's the space.
Everybody eating beef will sooner or later start to get
interested in western movies, naturally. They have
unwittingly been interiorized into cows' space! See this
covert, backwards method of putting out an anchor point.
Well, just look at it.

Now, let's look at somebody who is getting unbelievably
fat. Two ways of getting fat. Just a little bit upscale
from this there's quite another method of being big, quite
another method. But every once in a while, you find some
guy, who is... boy, he's, vuuu! gotten real fat, and his
jowls are sagging and his stomach is protruding way out and
so on. What's he doing? He's trying to make space with
food. He's making food push out the body far enough to have
space.

How are you going to get anybody slim who has a psychological 
problem? Brother, you're not.

Now, when he gets way downscale, do you know he gets
unbearably thin. A very fat man can be depressed mentally
to a point where he'll get thin. Boy, this is the lowest
rung of something or other. It isn't even safe to be eaten
anymore. That's getting pretty far down. And you'll get
people who don't even think it's safe to be eaten anymore,
convinced they would be eaten if they put out an anchor
point, and yet condensing themselves, pulling way in, real
tight, so as not to put out any space with food. They
dabble with their food. This is a particular type. It isn't
all thin people; it's a particular type of thin person.
They just dabble, they don't dare eat very much, and so on.
They won't put out food to make space. That's the main problem.

Now, let's go up a little bit and find something that lets
us sit right in the middle of Book One. Making space with
symbols. And there's your whole category of sound, and
everything connected with words, so forth. People make
space with sound. "He talks big" is a colloquialism in the
language. A person can have as much space as he can talk
into. Now, people, by the way, were surprised all out of
proportion on the Phoenix Congress when I demonstrated
that the sound was simply trailing behind actually
manufactured space. You know, I manufacture the space with
a couple of anchor points out there, and then talked into
it at a whisper. And, of course, it went back against the
back end of the hall, just boom!

I don't know if you've ever heard the tapes of that or not,
but it's quite startling that the actual voice tone is
registered on the tapes, was not registered to the
audience. And I say, "Now you can hear my voice at the back
end of the hall" - actually the voice which I put out at
the back end of the hall was so quiet that if no space had
been made first nobody would have heard it two feet from
me, and yet it registered that way on the tape. But it
didn't register that way in the hall, of course, because
you were doing what? That was the space I was talking into.

Space is primary here. If you put up the space, if you
really maufacture space - you know, got a viewpoint of a
dimension, and you had a great big dimension sitting out
there - and then you talked into it, and you didn't much care
how, believe me, you'd arrive at all points in that space.

But witness the poor guy who is trying to make space with
sound. You know, no viewpoint involved here; he can't look
anymore, no anchor points involved; he's just going to take
sound alone and make space with it. Oh, is he getting into
trouble. Whether he does it with the written word or the
spoken word or the tin whistle.

A Latin with an automobile horn under his control is very,
very interesting in terms of made space with sound. He's
trying to make enough space for his car to drive through,
with his horn. If you took the horn off of his car, he
would be rather convinced that there was no space in front
of him for his car to go into. He isn't so much worried
about pedestrians - they hit those and knock them off quite
as a matter of course; in fact half the time don't even
honk for those. The time when they honk the most is when
they've got a broad, wide-open highway. They honk, honk,
honk, and off they go. Now they're making space. Factually,
the computation - it's computing - is that if they have enough
sound going out in all directions then they'll have some
space to live in. Some of their families would give you
this idea. You get down into the back country and listen to
the noise and commotion in some barbaric household. It's
fascinating, you get the Indios, and so on back in the
mountains of Mexico, and so on - the amount of uproar that
can occur in one household is unbelievable. But you know
they wouldn't have any space at all if they didn't make
that much noise.

You wonder why people make that much noise. Well, they have
to have space. The reason a little kid yells and talks and
so forth - he's been pretty well driven in by the society so
he makes some space for himself with sound. Symbols.

What about the fellow who writes things on walls and puts
things in washrooms? He's trying to make space with
symbols. This whole deal about - who was it that "was here"
all during the war?

Audience: Kilroy.

Kilroy. Yeah, "Kilroy was here." He's just trying to make
space. You see, he's got to carry his anchor points around
in a hod or something of the sort and lay them down.

All right. Let's go up a little higher. And how about
making space with effort. A working man is making space
with effort. He makes this, he makes that, he puts effort
in here and he puts effort in there. He creates structures,
he creates things and has as much space as he creates
things. Now, actually, an organization, a society, an
individual, has a tendency in this society to exist as long
as he has created space existing.

I don't think you probably would know anything about Egypt
at all if somebody hadn't put some pyramids in there. I
think it would have gone by the boards. I don't think
anybody dares change the name or really alter the face of
Egypt as long as some pyramids stay there. Somebody made
some space and we know about it.

Practically every other country - in the northern coast of
Africa there on the Mediterranean - practically every other
country has changed its political significance, its
boundaries, its this - a, its that - a (oh, everything has
altered about them), but there is one place that is nailed
down: Egypt. It has some very solid structures there.
Somebody made some space there.

Now, up the coast a little way from there, there's a fellow
who gets awfully mad about people making space. They're
still to this day trying to take down an enormous monument
that was put up to Cleopatra's sister, and nobody can tear
it to pieces. They're having an awful time. It's too big.
The attitude of the barbarian toward massive buildings, his
efforts to destroy them and the invention of gunpowder
itself is actually trying to undo this business of making
effort stand for space.

And what do you think that sun is out there? That's effort
making space. That's on the effort band. And above that
have you ever run into anybody who was trying to make space
with emotion? If they ever tried to get anything done at
all, it had to be done in a rage. They made space with rage
so that they could work in it.

And let's go one step above that and find that individuals
with all the tricks they use of making space make it best,
with the GE, by looking with the eyes. And they try to make
space for the GE by looking with the eyes. This is not
feasible of course. The space can be made by a thetan
looking, but not by a pair of binoculars sitting there
looking. You can put all the binoculars around you want to
and you still won't have a viewpoint, unless you've got
somebody to look through it. So individuals will look
piercingly - you know, real piercingly - at people, trying 
to make enough space, you see, to occupy the other person.

All right. Now we get up to know. And the unfortunate part
for the whole society is that if an individual knows he has
all the space there is, there isn't anybody can do a single
thing to him, because there's no mechanics you can monkey
with - no mechanics at all. Fellow knows he has a lot of
space, so he has a lot of space. So people walk into him
and bounce! And that's about the way it goes. Well, there's
your... there's space.

Now, when you get a preclear with a somatic here and a
somatic there and a somatic in his stomach and a somatic
someplace else... We're not looking at something for you
to process, but we're looking at something you can
understand. What's he trying to do? Why has he got a
somatic there? Once upon a time he tried to make space by
eating - his stomach. He can't do that anymore. He's not
succeeding in making space by eating. Stomach has collapsed
one way or the other. He's failed. So he's got a stomachache.

What about the fellow who has a constant mouth somatic?
He's tried to make space with words, words, words, words,
words, words, words, and then somebody collapsed the space
by pulling his words away from him.

So just understand with this business of making space that
there are many illusory ways of making space. The best way
is just to know you have space. So therefore the best
process is to simply change somebody's postulates.

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