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I loved the study materials for this course, and I loved learning how to use and apply the e-meter, as well as being the auditor running these processes. I witnessed my volunteers blossom and shine after running these processes. It was such a Zen thing - in harmony with the e-meter, being there completely for the pcs, and watching them light up as they had their realizations. It was awesome.

However, being able to freely communicate to anybody about anything is a dangerous ability to have in corporate Scientology, as there are several things one may *not* communicate about in that environment, and several things one may *not* look at, such as unsolicited views about Scientology, reading about people's experiences on the Internet that have not been officially approved by the corporation, and so on. Thus if one audits people effectively on this Grade in a corporate Scientology environment, one is putting those people at risk, as they may just communicate freely!

I would recommend this course with the condition that it not be undertaken in a corporate Scientology organization - rather go to one of the Independent practitioners to learn this skills set, and apply it in an environment that is conducive and safe so that the pcs can safely apply their new or increased ability to communicate freely without repercussions to themselves.

Doing this course and subsequent delivery of what I learned to a living breathing PC has been extremely rewarding. The ability to communicate freely is what everyone wants and I have the tools to deliver that. I have seen PCs improve their lives immensely because they can now communicate to their spouse, children, employees or just complete strangers!

it takes too much time and money to get to the point that you are allowed to audit a person.

I'm writing this from the viewpoint I had when a Scientologist. I both supervised this course and later did it. I was far from green when I sup'd it and was very familiar with everything in it. The checksheet is long, but there is a lot of basic stuff an auditor needs to know, and it is well covered on the checksheet. I don't know what pre-requisites are being considered at this point, but I am assuming something like the Student Hat, a TRs course (NOT a Pro TRs course at this point), maybe a short meter course (not a huge thing that takes a year), and NOT a Method 1 Co-Audit Course which takes forever for a dubious result. An auditor learns to audit by auditing, and the sooner he gets into auditing the better.