Joe has been on his L10, and he wrote up a win that he has been having which I wanted to share. He describes a phenomena that everyone experiences on their Ls, but that is very hard to put into
words. I think that Joe has done a very good job of that, and I wanted to share it with you.

Trey

Back in the day, several computer programmers showed me these small segments of programs (scripts) that were written and placed in an operating system – but were never engaged. They were phantom bits of ‘what if’ language that were intended to handle something really important at one time, but were forgotten about and never used. Or so the programmers thought. In actual practice, they did affect the system, they did steer the program to act erratically at times, and left the users scratching their heads, wondering what was happening.

Ls auditing appears to erase these segments of a “thetan’s operating system,” that cause him to routinely react negatively to certain things in life. It targets the myriad GPMs that haunt a thetan and removes the stranglehold they have over that person.

But I have come to realize that they do it quietly without a great deal of fanfare. I have found myself acting like I “normally do” when confronted with some setback or bogus opposition intention and was startled into PT to realize that some little ‘script’ had been disconnected and there was no longer any good reason for me to act that way.

I sat there, feeling a little foolish, about to dramatize some misemotion, when I realized I didn’t feel that misemotion. I didn’t feel anything. I just saw the thing for what it was, and decided to not react at all.

What a concept!

The Ls wins are unlike any other wins I’ve had. They are subtle. They come without warning at times, and they erase so deftly and stealthily entire areas of “now-I’m-supposed-to.” I have found myself starting to make the same old detours in handling life, and then realizing I no longer have to.

Now I am prompting myself to challenge many things. Why am I doing it like that? Is this the best way? Who says I can’t do that?

Simple, non-invasive prompts that remind me that I’m in charge.

This is good stuff!

Thanks

Joe

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Hi,

Steve was almost at the end of Grade 1 when some data came up
about his last lifetime Dianetic auditing and a big win that he had
at the time.

We pulled the string on it, cleaned it up, and he attested to Clear!

He attested to the EP of Grade1 shortly after that!

Here are his success stories:

CLEAR:

I feel different. I feel calmer, more rational, I am
not easily upset.

I also seem to see a little differently. I see with more focus, yet I see a
bigger view also.

I also act differently. I am more spontaneous, there is less Q & A,
and I act without “worry” about my actions

NICE!

GRADE 1:

I feel relaxed. Not worried.

I see situations come up and calmly figure out the best course of action
to resolve and handle them.

In some cases I can even decide to ignore those situations as they
are truly not mine to worry about.

They are actually someone else’s problem!

Thanks for your help Trey!

Steve

Hi,

I am always especially happy to hear about the life wins that someone experiences from their auditing after they are back in their home environment.

I have gotten several e-mails recently from people who are back home after having finished some Ls auditing, and who are now experiencing the life wins and changes from these rundowns. I will be posting some of these over the next few weeks.

People find out that they are responding differently than before, and that life itself is different. They feel better emotionally, they respond to things differently, they don’t have the same reactions or upsets that they have always had before. And most importantly, their level of happiness is at a new level.

Here is Dora’s success story:

My life has markedly changed since finishing L11 about a month ago.

As I was enjoying my first days after attesting, I noticed that my usual array of somatics were missing. I usually felt like a pin cushion, with sharp pains all over, which I’ve always thought would get handled “later”. I even saw a doctor once, who named it something important. I initially thought that the somatics were gone because I was well rested, and that they would, of course, all come back. I also started to wake up a few hours earlier in the morning. Again, I thought it was just an odd day, because I always needed 9 hours sleep or more, to feel ok. Well, a month later, I’ve dropped 1-3 hours a night in needed sleep and I feel MORE rested than I used to. My regular group of somatics is gone, really gone, no hint of any return.

I do a lot of physical work, so I was always having to take breaks, or a day off, when my somatics got too intense. Since I finished L11, as these somatics are gone, I’ve been able to do whatever I want without interruption. I can go hours longer and several more hours each day of whatever production I want to. I can’t tell you how pleasant this is for me to enjoy my work without fighting pain on a daily basis.

I find this surprising and fascinating, that handling charge on identities has resulted in such a cool, life enhancing change. Having done many OT levels, it was especially aggravating, because I just couldn’t find that part of the case to run! It was elusive to me, causing a lot of irritation and stolen attention. It cost me so much sleep to recover from what I was dealing with each day. Other OT abilities which I’ve attested to, are now unencumbered, to enjoy without mitigation. LRH was so clever in his approach to the PTP of handling a person’s charge on conflicting personas. The Ls tech deconstructs the GPM until it is no more.

I was never one to desire L’s. The promo was always vague and superfluous to me. I’m so glad I took advantage of this opportunity to do L11, which I had no idea I needed so badly.

I felt very safe with my auditor, Trey Lotz who skillfully got me through a complex rundown.

I feel I’ve received a beautiful gift.

Love,

Dora