Reference: The Book of Scientology
Related Experiences
Please see the original section at the link above.
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Summary
In this section, Hubbard provides a table of relationships for the use of auditors. Each row provides three items that are closely related to each other. The three columns of the table are assigned three different positions on the tone scale. These items are supposed to be addressed to any subject.
In my opinion, the three items of each row, provide a cycle of action; and this cycle of action applies to each position on the tone scale. For example,“Start-Change-Stop” is a cycle of action. If there is a change, then it must be preceded by a start, and it must be followed by a stop. All three items are present at the top, middle and bottom of the tone scale. The cycle as a whole condenses as it descends the tone scale.
In the trio “Space-Energy-Time” energy refers to substance. This substance can also be thought and matter. Substance has extents (space), and duration (time). Therefore, Substance (energy), space and time shall appear simultaneously at each position on the tone scale. However, the substance condenses as it descends the tone scale, and so does space and time.
“Beingness-Doingness-Havingness” also manifest together and have matching characteristics corresponding to the position on the tone scale.
In the trio “Positive-Current-Negative”, a current is said to flow from positive to negative. These three elements shall occur together.
In the trio “Creation-Alteration-Destruction,” the three elements present just another view of the cycle of action. Same explanation applies to “Conception-Living-Death.”
“Differentiation-Association-Identification” are the characteristics of awareness with respect to the forms of substance. These characteristics also condense down the tone scale.
Hubbard states that ARC and Dynamics apply to each column or for any one of the above statements of experience. However, he does not explain it further.
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Comments
This section by Hubbard is very sketchy. Hopefully, more details are provided in subsequent sections.
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