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Reference: The Book of Scientology

Sacrifices

Please see the original section at the link above.

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Summary

Hubbard says, “A GE runs exclusively on being sacrificed to.” Demand for sacrifice means demand for total conviction and devotion. For example, having bad legs means those legs have been sacrificed to the GE. 

Hubbard says, “The GE evidently operates on the postulate that as long as anything else is alive it can’t live.” According to Hubbard, GE represents hunger for death. When Hubbard says that the body is a single machine operating on some implanted postulate, he is treating body and thetan as separate entities that are independent of each other. 

Processing sacrifices involves mocking up sacrifices to the GE. This can change GE level considerations and chronic somatics. Chronic somatics may also be handled by running the command, “Invent a problem that (leg, arm, nose, eye, body) could be to you.” For details see the text of this section.

Additional data on Hubbard’s concept of GE may be found at A History of Man. For “pole” theta trap, see CHAPTER SEVEN of A History of Man. 

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Comments

Hubbard sees GE and thetan as entities that are separate and independent of each other. This violates the principle of oneness. From Subject Clearing point of view GE (Genetic Entity) constitutes the deeper programming on which the higher programming of thetan is based. At the deep level of GE programming there is no power of choice, which, probably, inspired Hubbard’s idea of GE’s demand for sacrifice.

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