The Scientology Axioms 51 – 58

Reference: The Scientology Axioms

This paper presents Scientology Axioms 51 – 58 and the corresponding versions per POSTULATE MECHANICS (PM).


SCN AXIOM 51: Postulates and live communication not being MEST and being senior to MEST can accomplish change in MEST without bringing about a persistence of MEST. Thus auditing can occur.


SCN AXIOM 52: MEST persists and solidifies to the degree that it is not granted life.

PM AXIOM 52: Considerations about substance persist and solidify to the degree that they are not granted life.


SCN AXIOM 53: A stable datum is necessary to the alignment of data.

PM AXIOM 53: A stable datum is necessary to the alignment of data.


SCN AXIOM 54: A tolerance of confusion and an agreed–upon stable datum on which to align the data in a confusion are at once necessary for a sane reaction on the eight dynamics. This defines sanity.

PM AXIOM 54: A tolerance of confusion and an agreed–upon stable datum on which to align the data in a confusion are at once necessary for a sane reaction in all aspects of life.


SCN AXIOM 55: The cycle of action is a consideration. Create, survive, destroy, the cycle of action accepted by the genetic entity, is only a consideration which can be changed by the thetan making a new consideration or different action cycles.

PM AXIOM 55: The cycle of action is the consideration of create, survive destroy, which must be consistent with the postulates.


SCN AXIOM 56: Theta brings order to chaos.
COROLLARY: Chaos brings disorder to theta.

PM AXIOM 56: The primary impulse of this universe is to bring order.


SCN AXIOM 57: Order manifests when communication, control and havingness are available to theta.
DEFINITIONS:
Communication: the interchange of ideas across space.
Control: positive postulating, which is intention, and the execution thereof.
Havingness: that which permits the experience of mass and pressure.

PM AXIOM 57: Order manifests in the form of harmony, consistency and continuity.


SCN AXIOM 58: Intelligence and judgment are measured by the ability to evaluate relative importances.
COROLLARY: The ability to evaluate importances and unimportances is the highest faculty of logic.
COROLLARY: Identification is a monotone assignment of importance.
COROLLARY: Identification is the inability to evaluate differences in time, location, form, composition or importance.

Ability to evaluate relative importances require the ability to recognize differences, similarities and identities and then aligning the data to ensure continuity, harmony and consistency. This is intelligence and judgment respectively.

PM AXIOM 58: Intelligence and judgment are measured by the ability to establish order.


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