Like most on the bridge for many years I had learned to keep a wide orbit of the church but still had a strong desire to get further up the bridge. Thanks to the internet I was extremely glad to have my suspicions confirmed as to the ‘correct why’ and for the comm lines it gave for independent services. I read Trey’s profile and his pcs’ wins. I contacted Terril Park, known for his contacts and for linking people in the independent field and he gave Trey a very good review.
I then contacted Trey direct and got a quick response. I organized to fly for auditing and filed out a summary of past auditing, my view on it, and specific things that were blatantly obvious but not handled.
The first thing I noticed was that Trey handled communication very swiftly and with good affinity and reality.
When I arrived I was in session very quickly and handling any unhandled stuff. The absolute antithesis of the church’s never-ending, endlessness of endless setups!
I mean, I was on my L11 (after several years without auditing) only a day or two after landing in L.A.! I mean; compare Flag (insert; loud, sarcastic laughter).
L11 was swift and I was on to and through L12 after three more weeks. I remember being on the cans to attest and reading the lines of the EP of L12 and with absolutely zero comm lag and with total certainty saying, ‘YES!’
I am now doing L10 with Trey and really am on the up-escalator of substantial, noticeable case gain.
The waiting area is comfortable, full of good, independent books on scientology and a wide range of general subjects; it is light and friendly, again the antithesis of the cold, surgically ‘aesthetic’, waiting area of orgs where one is prey to any stat-hungry terminal... Here you can just ‘BE’!
In the auditing room; the chair is big and comfortable, the room is light and ‘real’, with good pictures of LRH and Tech vols etc, and shelves full of part of Trey’s huge collection of blues and motown etc. LPs. To me, a room you can relax in is a big bonus! I remember paying top money in my local AO and being in a cold, absolutely soulless environment, complete with one of those small, black ‘1984’ surveillance camera domes.
As for the Ls: After 30 years, much of which was spent in a state of literal, negative equity paying off getting up the bridge, it is so good to be on the most expensive auditing in Scientology at a price any working class person can afford with just a little self discipline, isn’t that the way LRH envisioned it? It is auditing which demands a high level of auditor skill by its nature; you are dealing with very hot stuff with no room for ‘wrong items’. Hence, if you Google the subject, you see a range of opinions regarding the Ls. I would imagine this is due to whether they were done in the church or not, and if so, during which era, and also by whom. I do know that with Trey, apart from safe standard auditing, you will get some very interesting steps that were dropped by the church on L12 (wrongly), but then again, these days, the church is not a good source of standard tech (insert tone of sarcasm).
It is worth stating that all the points (some of which were bugging me for decades, even though I was getting auditing in the church) that I wrote up pre-session, where either fully handled or have been greatly improved on the Ls so far (and I’ve got the vast majority of L10 –the longest, still to go). On each trip I have talked to several of his Ls pcs and they really were getting great results; in them, and his other pcs, I also saw from an objective viewpoint, the results of his auditing!
But regardless of the next action that you need/want, you will on it very swiftly and on to good standard case gain with Trey. Don’t let memories of the last twenty or more years of the church put you off. Instead, start by going on-line and reading the success stories of his PCs.
Like most on the bridge for many years I had learned to keep a wide orbit of the church but still had a strong desire to get further up the bridge. Thanks to the internet I was extremely glad to have my suspicions confirmed as to the ‘correct why’ and for the comm lines it gave for independent services. I read Trey’s profile and his pcs’ wins. I contacted Terril Park, known for his contacts and for linking people in the independent field and he gave Trey a very good review.
I then contacted Trey direct and got a quick response. I organized to fly for auditing and filed out a summary of past auditing, my view on it, and specific things that were blatantly obvious but not handled.
The first thing I noticed was that Trey handled communication very swiftly and with good affinity and reality.
When I arrived I was in session very quickly and handling any unhandled stuff. The absolute antithesis of the church’s never-ending, endlessness of endless setups!
I mean, I was on my L11 (after several years without auditing) only a day or two after landing in L.A.! I mean; compare Flag (insert; loud, sarcastic laughter).
L11 was swift and I was on to and through L12 after three more weeks. I remember being on the cans to attest and reading the lines of the EP of L12 and with absolutely zero comm lag and with total certainty saying, ‘YES!’
I am now doing L10 with Trey and really am on the up-escalator of substantial, noticeable case gain.
The waiting area is comfortable, full of good, independent books on scientology and a wide range of general subjects; it is light and friendly, again the antithesis of the cold, surgically ‘aesthetic’, waiting area of orgs where one is prey to any stat-hungry terminal... Here you can just ‘BE’!
In the auditing room; the chair is big and comfortable, the room is light and ‘real’, with good pictures of LRH and Tech vols etc, and shelves full of part of Trey’s huge collection of blues and motown etc. LPs. To me, a room you can relax in is a big bonus! I remember paying top money in my local AO and being in a cold, absolutely soulless environment, complete with one of those small, black ‘1984’ surveillance camera domes.
As for the Ls: After 30 years, much of which was spent in a state of literal, negative equity paying off getting up the bridge, it is so good to be on the most expensive auditing in Scientology at a price any working class person can afford with just a little self discipline, isn’t that the way LRH envisioned it? It is auditing which demands a high level of auditor skill by its nature; you are dealing with very hot stuff with no room for ‘wrong items’. Hence, if you Google the subject, you see a range of opinions regarding the Ls. I would imagine this is due to whether they were done in the church or not, and if so, during which era, and also by whom. I do know that with Trey, apart from safe standard auditing, you will get some very interesting steps that were dropped by the church on L12 (wrongly), but then again, these days, the church is not a good source of standard tech (insert tone of sarcasm).
It is worth stating that all the points (some of which were bugging me for decades, even though I was getting auditing in the church) that I wrote up pre-session, where either fully handled or have been greatly improved on the Ls so far (and I’ve got the vast majority of L10 –the longest, still to go). On each trip I have talked to several of his Ls pcs and they really were getting great results; in them, and his other pcs, I also saw from an objective viewpoint, the results of his auditing!
But regardless of the next action that you need/want, you will on it very swiftly and on to good standard case gain with Trey. Don’t let memories of the last twenty or more years of the church put you off. Instead, start by going on-line and reading the success stories of his PCs.
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Self Analysis (August 1951): Possibly the best introduction to the subjects of Dianetics and Scientology. Self Analysis contains both a series of essays on the basic discoveries Ron had made up to this point in his research as well as an extensive auditing section that a person can do by themselves right at home. The book contains a special version of the Hubbard Chart of Human Evaluation and a series of tests one can do to discover where you're really at. Then, by applying the processes from the second half of the book, one is guided through a path of self-discovery. At the end, you will re-do the tests to confirm your improvement. How good can you get? These techniques have been in use for more than six decades and Ron referred to them again and again throughout his research, stating that the processes here were capable of curing any neurosis.
This is the starting point for anyone wanting auditing. You will be audited by L. Ron Hubbard himself through the pages of this book.
Find a copy in used bookstores or at Alibris.com, Amazon.com, eBay. Or you can buy a new copy from these Church of Scientology organizations (but once you give them your address they may continue to send you junk mail) Bridge Publications or New Era Publications.
