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The purpose of this dictionary is to give you an understanding of the words you are likely to encounter early in your study of Dianetics and Scientology. If you cannot find a par-ticular word in this dictionary, please refer to the two larger Scientology dictionaries men-tioned above.
part of Super Power was directed at helping him look some distance into the future and heighten his ability to predict consequences of his actions. A couple relevant bulletins explain the theory of this rundown: From HCOB 24 MARCH 1960, GOALS IN THE RUDIMENTS, which you can find here:
Scientology terminology consists of a complex assortment of jargon used by Scientologists in conjunction with the practice of Scientology and in their everyday lives. It is difficult if not impossible to understand Scientology without understanding its terminology the way Hubbard defines it.
This is the long awaited and much heralded Dianetics and Scientology Technical Dictionary. It contains and defines almost all of the words and abbreviations used in
A. [edit] auditing. A counseling style of activity between two scientologist s (an auditor and a preclear), usually involving the e-meter device. [ 1 ]: 295. auditing session. The period of time during which one person is auditing another person. It might be for a few minutes or a few hours.
This plan involved making a very small Scientology dictionary and giving this out for free as an advertisement for a comprehensive Scientology Tech Dictionary. An Abridged Scientology Dictionary was issued in the late 60s (probably 1967) from St. Hill, and nothing much happened for a while.
Scientology recognizes that man must be able to communicate with others and to accept and respect them as spiritual beings in order to live harmoniously and to progress together as a group. "Love thy neighbor" is a basic tenet in Scientology just as it is in Buddhism and Christianity.
