DATE
7 lectures on CD: the four London Open Evening Lectures and the three lectures of the London Congress on Dissemination and Help.

Retail Price: $140.00 Membership
Price:
           $125.00


Available in
15 Languages

Related Products

Immediately following the delivery of the London Congress, LRH delivered 25 lectures to top auditors. Here is Ron's first fully embracive statement on auditor presence and altitude and the use of Help, Control, Communication and Interest as Presession Processes to get a person fuly in-session.

"So these are the first prerequisites to auditing, whatever else one knows, and I would say, are really the first prerequisites to living. How can they live without them? And I think the answer is they haven't been living.

"Well, these developments are brand-new. They have a lot to do with dissemination. You can go out and use these points on your friends, and all of a sudden they'll be mysteriously interested in Scientology when they never were before.

"You can get people into session you never dreamed was possible before. You can do various things with these. They're all prerequisites to auditing. So go ahead and use them."

—L. Ron Hubbard

HISTORY OF THIS SERIES

The year was 1960, and since Ron had established Saint Hill Manor as an international dissemination center, the Scientology® population had doubled in just ten months. Yet what Ron next discovered was about to signal even greater growth.

All began with an investigation into what keeps a preclear from being fully in session, and the isolation of the one factor so vital to life that he described it as not only the make-break point of sanity, but the reason life is life, grass grows and rain falls. That factor was help.

This in turn revealed not just one, but four factors requisite to a
preclear being fully in-session: he had to be willing to receive Help, under the Control of the auditor, in Communication and interested in his own case. But this discovery went even deeper—these four presession points were found to also hold the key to dissemination; for the exact factors that kept a being from interest in his own case likewise kept him from an interest in Scientology itself.

Thus the "Deadly Quartet" of Help, Control, Communication and Interest was born.

WHAT'S THIS SERIES ABOUT?

In June 1960, Ron presented the "Deadly Quartet" of Help, Control, Communication and Interest through a series of four "Open Evening" lectures in the Empire Rooms on Tottenham Court Road. In these public lectures to Scientologists and their friends, Ron demonstrated the use of these factors to revitalize anyone's interest in life—accomplished through casual conversation. And as to how that casual conversation might play out, Ron spelled it out in vivid detail.

While to bring that technology of revitalization to every Scientologist, he convened a landmark Congress at London's Royal Commonwealth Society Hall. Held on the 7th of August, Ron presented the power of presessioning both in auditing and in dissemination. He further presented an undercut to those four steps, revealing the real Why behind Man's often destructive behavior, as defined by an expanded Cycle-of-Action: Create-Survive-Destroy.

WHY ARE THESE LECTURES IMPORTANT?

This is technology that cuts right to the core of deep-rooted apathy and gradiently brings individuals to a revitalized interest—in their case, in their environment and in life itself.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

  •  How does help become betrayal?
  •  Why, if you think of somebody you hate, it is probably because you failed to help him.
  •  What are the consequences of one's failures to help?
  •  Why a being can only have bad luck or experience pain if he's in someone else's valence.
  •  How do you straighten out a marriage?
  •  Why must a person not fail when dealing with the field of human relations?
  •  Why does a touch assist work?
  •  Why do machines fall apart around one person and run well around another? And what does this have to do with the Cycle-of-Action?
  •  Why do "peace conferences" always fail?
  •  What was LRH really investigating in those Saint Hill horticultural experiments?
  •  What's the undercut to the "Deadly Quartet"?
  •  Why does one person get ill, and another person doesn't?
  •  If man is basically good, why does he do evil things?
  •  What is the most basic thing that makes Scientology different from any other subject?
  •  The specific questions that man asks himself over and over and worries about constantly.
  •  What's the mechanism that causes a person to resort to drugs?
  •  Why are people unwilling to confront their past lives?
  •  How do you put a thetan into a prison? And how do you get him to stay there?
  •  How could you get a general to confront an army?
  •  The relationship between Confront and Investigation. How one cannot do an inspection of something unless he is willing to confront it.
  •  Why injuries stay injured and why they heal, in direct relationship to Confront.
  •  How a person makes a picture of something by resisting the actual experience
  •  How you can only make a slave by making it impossible for people to observe truth.
  •  What makes a child go delinquent?

THE LECTURES

There are 7 lectures in this series on CD: the four London Open Evening Lectures and the three lectures of the London Congress on Dissemination and Help.

They come complete with transcripts and an extensive glossary. This series also comes with a booklet containing key related LRHTM references.


London Open
Evening Lectures

   
  1

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SCIENTOLOGY AND OTHER PHILOSOPHIES

"When all lines of reason have become a tradition of accepting the faith or accepting something somebody else said, uninspected, as truth, you have to do what we have done here in the last couple of decades, and that is simply decide you don't know a ruddy, blasted thing and start all over again. And of course, when you do, you start out on a road of the freedom of truth." —LRH

What is the cycle of knowledge by which one comes to know something? Ron introduces the idea that "If it is true for you, it's true," and shows how this leads to a freedom of truth. Is man basically good, or basically evil? And if he is basically good, why does he do evil things? The importance of looking and finding out the truth for yourself.

 
   
  2

CONFRONT

"Existence is basically composed of a very few truths onto which have hung a great many artificialities and which man has adorned with enormous numbers of lies. And man is a prisoner of his own shadows. Now one of the things you can do with man is get him to look up and find out that he can look through the shadows and look at the shadows and find out what they are." —LRH

What is confront, and how does an individual prevent himself from confronting? Why does simply the inspection of a burn, as in a touch assist, result in its disappearance? Why do people resort to drugs? How a total retreat from life equates to total pain. Why are people unwilling to confront their past lives? What makes a criminal?

 
   
  3

SOME ASPECTS OF HELP

"Fellow says, 'What is the reason for life?' Oddly enough, the apparent answer to the thing, if he wants a very finite, basic reason, is to help people. That's apparently a fundamental reason for existence." —LRH

Why help is the most fundamental button Man has, and how it gets tampered with. Why does Man react to the subject of help and have such difficulty with it? What happens to a man when he feels he can no longer help? How does help turn into betrayal? How you can obtain miraculous results just by talking to someone about help.

 
   
  4

HELP

"This is so fundamental that the reason life is life and people are together and grass grows and trees grow and apparently the rain falls and everything else, is because it helps somebody." —LRH

Ron describes how the basic problem with the world, with business, with politics, is a lack of interest—no one is interested in anything. Here is the solution, the four steps of Help, Control, Communication and Interest, and how one can bring anyone up through these levels in the course of a casual conversation. How you handle a person's considerations and misconceptions that are blocking each one.

 

London Congress on
Dissemination and Help

 
  1

CLEARING AND PRESESSIONING

"Now as soon as a person is in somebody else's valence, somebody else's beingness, only then can he experience pain, discomfort, upset, unrest and worry. We needn't worry too much about why that is, but it's just there. That's it. A person's identity, in other words, has to be highly false before he can have any bad luck." —LRH

Ron explores the factors that keep a preclear from being fully in session and experiencing the gains of Scientology. What is auditor altitude and what role does it play in a session? What are the factors in getting a preclear fully in session? How do valences get in the road? Or overts? How can one straighten out a marriage?

 
  2

PRESESSIONING

"But completely aside from auditing, if you straightened out those points with every associate, or if you straightened out those points in every group, no matter what kind of a group, familial, business, military, it doesn't matter what, if you just straightened those things out, just those four, it'd operate practically like a cleared group, regardless of the state of beingness of the people who composed it, which is quite remarkable." —LRH

The destructive consequences of failed help and why it is that a practitioner in the field of the mind must not fail. What happens when an auditor has too many loses? What is the basic nature of Man and how does a touch assist prove that Man is basically good? Why do machines break down around some people and run well around others? And how does one clear the four buttons that prevent a preclear from getting into session? How are these same buttons used in dissemination?

 
  3

ADJUSTMENT OF THE CYCLE OF ACTION IN PRESESSIONING

"Experience is no good only if you don't want to live. If you want to live, you can have all the experience in the world because if you want to live, nothing can hurt you." —LRH

What was the real point of Ron's Saint Hill horticultural experiments and what did they show about the nature of life? Why is it that one person gets ill and another does not? What is the importance of will to live, and how is that will to live destroyed in a plant, or in a human being? And most importantly, how is it rehabilitated? How does one adjust a person's cycle of create-survive-destroy so they are no longer destructive?

 


Order your set by clicking here.

Phone: (800) 722-1733

 

© 2004 Bridge Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
For copyright and trademark information.

Grateful acknowledgement is made to L. Ron Hubbard Library for permission to reproduce selections from the copyrighted works of L. Ron Hubbard.

L. Ron Hubbard, LRH, Scientology and Saint Hill are trademarks and service marks owned by Religious Technology Center and are used with its permission. Scientologist is a collective membership mark designating members of the affiliated churches and missions of Scientology. Bridge Publications, Inc. is a registered trademark and service mark in California and it is owned by Bridge Publications, Inc.