K Francis, this is good news! Who is your auditor on OT V?

(waving back to Nance!)

Touché, Rinder- Touché!

Not sure what you are referring to. Send it again as I dont recall it. But I gotta tell you, anonymous people who sling around allegations about something of which they know nothing (no, I do not “do auditing for thousands of dollars a session” or any dollars a session) and who threaten to “put a comment on Tony’s/ESMB/WWP etc and see what they have to say” have normally turned out to be trolls.

What is it you want to know about the “price of auditing”? Apparently this is a question you are wanting to ask on behalf of some unnamed “others”?

Perhaps your comment disappeared when there were some problems with the site earlier today due to exceeding its bandwidth….

Just remember — you dont have a “right” to have anything posted here. If you want to have your say you are welcome to start your own blog.

Thank you, Laura Ann!

Haven’t done them yet, B.

Whether I move beyond Scientology remains to be seen. I’m curious to see the results I get from doing the OT levels. One could pose the viewpoint that Ron didn’t deliver on his promises. He makes some pretty bold statements in the PDCs about what one can achieve in auditing towards ‘OT’, that I don’t believe very many people have actually achieved. In conversations with others who have done the levels, however, what’s been described is that some have achieved some pretty amazing abilities, though not to the extent described in the PDCs, or others have achieved that level of ability, yet it wasn’t stable.

Doesn’t negated the underlying theory, in my opinion, as these were new abilities achieved that weren’t there before, nonetheless. What I suspect is that, based on the theory that the physical universe is essentially a self-created, or co-created, trap (my paraphrase completely), that it takes one hell of a lot of work to raise oneself to a point of mastery above it. And while it is an addictive game, one also would REALLY want to do so.

I see the OT levels as the first baby steps, and one really has to roll up one’s sleeves after that.

We’ll see. As I said in my write up, I’ve gotten enough validation of the effectiveness of the tech up to this point that I will be continuing.

Peace.

Wow, thanks, Mirari! Yes, my approach has been to see what this is all about, starting anew. I haven’t been disappointed. And I’ve been rehabbing how much I like being in an up-tone courseroom.

Thanks!