Squirrel
Tech
Scientologists know that
an engram (as covered in DMSMH) is a mental recording of a
harmful incident in a person's life. It is the content which
distinguishes engrams from other types of incidents. To be
classified as an engram an incident must contain unconsciousness and
physical pain such as a severe physical impact or injury,
stabbing, burning, drowning, operation, poison, etc. According to
police records, in the past 8 years 130,000 people were murdered in the
USA. During the same 8 years over 300,000 people died in Darfur,
Africa--victims of a combination of attacks by hostile militia groups
and lack of water. In the Iraqi war, hundreds of
thousands of civilians have lost loved ones--mutilated and killed by
bombs, bullets, and grenades. These are all engrams, and
aside from the death and physical pain they engender, the mental effects
can be devastating and linger on for lifetimes.
There’s another kind of
incident called a secondary--a mental image picture of a moment
of loss (or threat of loss) and misemotion. It's called a secondary
because it depends on a primary incident (i.e. an earlier engram)
for its charge. To complete the Dianetics catalog we should also
mention “locks”--recordings of times when a person is simply reminded of one
of his secondaries or engrams.
I
watched a Freezone event the other day on the Internet.
A gentleman trotted out a poor girl who'd left the Sea Org 7 years
earlier. She couldn't seem to stop crying over
how badly she'd been treated. She stated several times that the
main issue was that she'd been forbidden to
talk to her sister while she was doing the RPF program.
The point of the event was
to get a bunch of people to sympathize with her and hate the church.
So she was loudly applauded after finishing her sorrowful tale.
I am sorry about her upset,
but it was neither the RPF nor any temporary restraints on her
communication with her sister that was causing all that grief.
(The answer, of course, is found in paragraphs 1 & 2 above.)
The world can be a harsh
place. To survive requires confront. Reading Freezone webs
and posts, one can only conclude that
Squirrels are specializing
in light locks: "the MAA said nasty words to me," "I couldn't get
my day off," "he slapped me," "they made me have a Sec Check."
Such complaints fill the pages of the Freezone. No one maintaining such a viewpoint will
ever get even close to the state of O.T.
No Scientologist (or even
ex-scientologist) should stand for the sort of sympathetic nonsense I saw
occurring
at that Freezone event. Help the poor girl to get her freeloader bill paid, get her over to an
auditor in the Church with some confront, and get the earlier incident
found and run out! Important advice:
The best advice I’ve seen from
one of our brethren outside the church was on an “expert” public message
board. The Scientology expert had left the church for various reasons,
but his advice to others was noteworthy: “People who want auditing
should still get it inside the Church because those outside the church
are just squirreling themselves and their preclears out of existence. “ |