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Drugs, Alcohol,
Medicine
Why You have to Handle drugs in Auditing
Drugs have to be addressed very early on in auditing. It is the first
subject you have to ensure is handled when the pc actually starts on his Grades.
You can of course do other auditing on a pc before that. Actions like Self
Analysis Lists, Recall processes and Life Repair were all designed for beginning
pc's. Pc's with a light drug history can possibly run all the Grades with
benefit. It doesn't harm anyone to omit drug handling. But first thing first. It
can make it hard or impossible to get stable case gains if drugs is at all an
issue on the case. The right way to do it then, is to handle any effects of drugs,
alcohol and medicines on the case, light or heavy, before you put the pc on the
Grades. A drug history can make a resistive case. Other audited actions may
fail and get losses if drugs are not handled first.
By drugs we mean such things as tranquilizers, opium, cocaine, crack cocaine, marijuana, peyote, amphetamine, LSD and Angel Dust. Any medical drugs are included, especially painkillers and anti-depressants. Extensive use of anti-depressants and anti-psychotics can be very harmful to a person casewise. Drugs are drugs. There are thousands of trade names and slang terms for all these drugs.
Alcohol is included as a drug and is handled
the same way in auditing. By alcohol we mean such things as whiskey, beer, wine,
vodka, rum, gin, etc., etc. Anything you drink which contain some percentage of alcohol.
Drugs are supposed to do wonderful things but all they really
do is ruin the person. They cause memory loss, strange and irrational behavior.
Drug incidents tend to go directly into the Reactive Bank. Even someone, who has
been off drugs for years can still have blank periods. Ability to concentrate or to
have good balance are injured.
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People, who are currently on drugs, will manifest the following symptoms in various degrees:
(a) They have blank periods.
(b) They have unrealities and delusions that remove them from present time.
(c) They are very hard to audit.
The "trips" that a drug user or addict has tend to produce stuck points on the Time Track. The person's attention gets fixated on that area. Bad "trips" tend to act like heavy incidents and Super Engrams collapsing the track at that point. Users of drugs cannot As-is, do not get Tone Arm Action and they do not experience much in terms of cognitions.
People who have a long and regular habit of
taking drugs and
alcohol sometimes suffer from a "Somatic Shut-off". They appear drugged and
unfeeling - sometimes expressed as "nothing troubling them". The truth is,
they take drugs or drink in order to suppress a physical
condition, a loss, etc. and cannot cease to take drugs or drink for that very reason.
One can find, in such a case, a very high TA which doesn't
seem to come down. The TA can be brought down by auditing the drug and alcohol
incidents and Engrams.
For people, who have been on drugs in the past, the facts are:
1. They can be a liability until the condition is handled in auditing.
2. A former drug user is a resistive case that does not make stable gains until the condition is handled.
3. Auditing is the only successful means ever developed for handling drug damage.
"A person who has been on |
A person who has been on drugs is a type of
"Resistive cases", meaning he manifests odd case phenomena, which
prevents progress and stable gains from auditing. Resistive cases are covered in
full on CT-4Pro and the audited action known as Green Form 40 Expanded,
Resistive Cases Handling.
A person who has been on drugs, alcohol or medicines seldom
runs any other type of incidents well. He seldom goes backtrack well. He may
have trouble with simple Recall. He is subject to
somatic, emotional and perceptic shut-offs; this makes any other type of incident
running difficult.
As the use of drugs has been on the rise for
the last 40 years or so it presents a serious problem. Use of medical drugs,
psychiatric drugs and street drugs are all up. Use of alcohol may be the same,
but it was, and is, widespread in some areas.
Drug Incidents
People who have been on drugs are sometimes afraid of running incidents,
especially Engrams.
In fact, it is almost a way to detect a "druggie."
Drugs can turn on whole track |
The drugs, particularly LSD and even sometimes antibiotics or
other medicines to which the person has an allergy, can turn on whole track
pictures violently. These tend to overwhelm the person and make him feel crazy.
Some of these people are afraid to confront the Bank again.
If a person doesn't like to be run on incidents and doesn't want
to be run on Engrams (such as Engram running, 1950 style, which can be given as
a beginning service), it is necessary to handle the effects of drugs
completely. Today the beginning steps of the Grade Chart
is devoted to that. In this table, starting with Cleansing RD (bottom) and
going up, we have:
Grade name | Release name | Audited on | Ability attained |
Recall Drug Rundown | Drug RD completion |
Subjective effects of drugs, medicine, alcohol. |
Released from harmful effects of drugs, medicine and alcohol |
TRs and Objectives | Objectives completion |
TR 0-9, Objective processes |
Oriented and in present time re: MEST |
Cleansing RD | Cleansing RD completion |
Biochemical factors |
Freedom from residuals of drugs and other toxins and their restimulative effects |
The Cleansing RD is not auditing but a
health program done in a sauna. By taking mega-doses of vitamins and minerals,
and some special ingredients, the pc is made to sweat out any residuals of
drugs, medicines and toxins.
The Cleansing RD is done in a sauna. |
The Objective processes are taught on CT-1. These are physical drills done under
the Auditors Code and other basics of auditing.
Objective Processes are physical |
Both the Cleansing RD and the Objective processes handle aspects of the harmful effects of drugs, alcohol and medicines. The Cleansing RD handles the residuals in the body and their restimulative effects on the pc. The TRs and the Objective processes make the pc push through the non-confront and mental masses caused by drugs. Pc gets extroverted and looks past them. The Recall Drug RD addresses these masses and incidents directly related to drugs in the pc's Bank.
As it can be seen the beginning steps on the
Grade Chart are devoted to handle the harmful effects of drugs, medicine and alcohol
as any overuse makes a resistive
case. The subject of drugs must be handled before the case will routinely attain and hold case
gain.
You are especially interested |
Medicine
Some persons have been put on some therapeutic drug by a medical doctor, such as insulin, and
should possibly remain on it until well advanced into
auditing. But these are not the usual drugs. It is up to the pc, the auditor and
of course the doctor to decide what should be done in such cases. Tranquilizers
and painkillers are not acceptable during any Grades auditing, but you can do
Assists during illness and along with medical care.
Drugs and Auditing |
Getting Somebody Off Drugs
A person, who is currently on drugs should not receive general auditing. The
best thing you can do for him and his case is to get him off this dependency. Objective Processes
can be used to bring this about. But getting somebody off drugs is a delicate
matter. Done right it is possible to get somebody off heavy drug use without convulsions.
Part of what drugs do is burning up Vitamin B1 in the body. Part of the cure is
to have the person take mega-doses of vitamins, including B1.
Drugs essentially are poisons. The amounts taken determine the effects. A small amount
causes stimulation. A greater amount acts
as a sedative. A large amount acts as a poison and can kill the person.
This is true of any drug, even coffee. Caffeine is a drug. 100 cups of coffee would probably
kill a person. 10 cups are likely put him to sleep. 2 or 3 cups stimulates.
This is a very common drug. It is not very harmful as it takes so much of it to
have a dangerous effect.
Arsenic is known as a poison. A tiny amount of arsenic, however, is
a stimulant; a good sized dose puts one to sleep and a few grains kill.
But there are some drugs which have another effect. They
directly affect the Reactive Bank. Marijuana, peyote, morphine, heroin,
etc. turn on the pictures the person is stuck in. And they turn them on too hard to
audit out.
Psychiatric drugs are "designed" to make "normal
people". LSD, however, was known to turn normal people into schizophrenics.
These drugs are widely distributed by psychiatrists and even medical
doctors. They are known as "anti-depressants" and
"anti-psychotics" and are proscription drugs under many, many names
and chemical compositions.
Drugs are considered valuable by addicts to the degree that
they produce some "desirable effect".
But they are dangerous to those around because a person on
drugs:
1. has blank periods;
2. has unrealities and delusions that remove him from present time;
3. is very hard to audit.
Thus a drug user can be walking down the street, go into
one of his blanks, think he is on Mars and walk straight into oncoming traffic.
Giving an order to a drug user can be an odd experience as he may simply
stand there and stare at you. He ARC breaks anyone with it.
It takes about six weeks, apparently, for mind altering drugs to wear off.
After that a person can be audited. But it ruins his case to a marked degree as
it builds up ridges which don't As-is well.
A drug or alcohol burns up the Vitamin B1 in the
system rapidly. This increased speed of burning up B1 adds to his "happy state".
But now his system is out of B1 so he becomes depressed.
To avoid convulsions lots of B1 should be taken daily when coming off
drugs. It should be part of a full vitamin and mineral program as only balanced
intakes are fully effective and beneficial.
If a person has come off heavy drugs you should put him on the Cleansing
program. You shouldn't start him on the Recall Drug RD, or any other subjective
auditing, until six weeks after he has come off. A person, who has occasionally
used alcohol, is not subject to this. Wait 24 hours and you can audit him.
Also, make sure the person stays off drugs. If relapses occur you have more
work on your hands. Green Form 40, Resistive Cases, and The Engram Drug RD of
CT-5 may be what the person really needs in order to handle his cravings and
impulses more permanently.
Drug users can be bad news to an auditor. They have been known to spread waves of chaos in attempts to handle their "disagreements" with the tech and demands special handling but all resulting in no case gain.
How painkillers Work
It has never been known to chemistry or medicine exactly how
or why painkillers work. Such substances are usually the result of accidental
discoveries like, such and such substance was found to depress pain in an
unrelated experiment. By painkillers we mean medications as Tylenol, Aspirin, tranquilizers, hypnotics,
soporifics, etc., etc. The effects of these substances are not clearly defined, results
can vary widely from person to person, and they often have bad side effects.
Obviously the reason they worked was unknown. If the reason they worked were known and
accepted possibly chemists and pharmacists could develop some actual painkillers which had minimal side
effects.
Pains and discomforts of a psychosomatic nature come from Mental Image Pictures. These pictures are created by the thetan or living beings. They push or press against the body and impinge on the body and the nervous system. The effects of painkillers, by clinical tests, are to:
(1) Inhibit the thetan's ability to create mental image pictures. And
(2) block or impede the nerve channels by reducing their ability to conduct electrical impulses.
Both of these factors have a vital effect on processing.
Painkillers and drugs |
If you audit somebody who has lately been on drugs,
including headache pills, you will not be able to run out the incidents and Engram
Chains
properly because they are not being fully created.
If you audit somebody immediately after taking a Tylenol, for
instance, you probably will not be able to find or assess the Somatics that need
to be run out to handle the condition. After taking the painkiller or drug the mental image pictures may not be fully
available for several days.
In the case of chronic drug use, the drugs must have worn off completely and
be out of the system and the incidents and Engrams of drug taking must be run out. If this is not done, auditing
would be handling incidents and Chains that aren't being fully created by the thetan.
We run into four things:
Sexual behavior can often be seen to be very stimulated by drugs at first. This is the impulse to "procreate before death" - after all, drugs are a poisons. But the sexual stimulation becomes harder and harder to get. The effort to achieve it becomes obsessive, but less and less satisfying.1. The TA may be high and will not come down. One gets EP's with TA 4.0. Auditing errors become easy to make. The Bank is jammed. Auditing under these conditions is difficult.
2. The thetan is made stupid, blank, forgetful, delusive, irresponsible. A thetan becomes unfeeling, insensitive, sort of "wooden". He becomes unable and definitely not trustworthy.
3. Eventually pictures (and Somatics) turn on much harder. The ability to create pictures returns when the drugs starts to wear off. The usual answer the person has, is to take more drugs. They are addicted. They want to get rid of the Somatics and unwanted sensations again.4. There is a dramatization of the Engram content from earlier drug taking. This results in the impulse to repeat the action. This is a vicious cycle. The person becomes more and more wooden, demands bigger quantities to overcome it and prone to more frequent use.
Type | Wear-off Time |
Alcohol | 24 hours |
Normal Painkillers |
1 week |
Street Drugs | 6 weeks |
Mind Altering Drugs |
6 weeks |
Accepting a Pc
Any habitual drug taker, applying for auditing while still on
drugs, should be given a six weeks "drying out" period. Then drugs must be run out as an early auditing
action.
A person who has taken painkillers or other drugs within the past
24 hours or the past week, should be given a week to "dry out" before
auditing of any kind is given.
It is not fatal to audit over drugs. It is just
difficult. The results may not be lasting and may need to be verified later.
Chronic drug users, who have not had drugs specifically
handled, may go back to drugs after auditing. You have to handle what made them
take drugs in the first place and this is made difficult by the effects of
drugs. Drugs is thus a serious problem to auditing.
It can be handled. But when Aspirin and Tylenol, those innocent seeming
painkillers, can produce serious problems to auditing if not detected, the subject needs
close attention.
Auditors should ask any pc, "Have you been
taking any drugs or painkillers?"
Doctors should demand better drugs to handle pain and without such side effects.
The Cal-Mag Formula
The Cal-Mag Formula is designed as a natural
painkiller without side effects. It can be bought in many health
food stores under different commercial names. The actual formula was released by
Ron Hubbard in 1973 and is also part of the Cleansing RD, mentioned above. Here
is the original formula. The ingredients can be bought in health food stores:
1. Put 1 level tablespoon of calcium gluconate in a normal sized drinking glass.
2. Add 1 / 2 level teaspoon of magnesium carbonate.
3. Add 1 tablespoon of cider vinegar (at least 5 percent acidity).
4. Stir it well.
5. Add 1 / 2 glass of boiling water and stir until all the powder is dissolved and the liquid is clear. (If this doesn't occur it could be from poor grade or old magnesium carbonate.)
6. Fill the remainder of the glass with lukewarm or cold water and cover.
The solution will stay good for two days.
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