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Reference: The Level of OT II
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The Lower Bank is the last GPM of OT Section II. The idea here is to establish a detached viewpoint by operating through machines.

LRH Instructions for the Lower Bank GPM

In the Subject Clearing approach the E-meter is not used. You simply notice anomalies when running an item and look at them more closely until they resolve.

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The Lower Bank GPM

The item for this GPM has the form:

1. To build a ________ machine;
   not to ________ yourself.

The 96 items for the Lower Bank are as follows.

1. To build a postulatingness machine; not to postulate yourself.
2. To build a thinkingness machine; not to think yourself.
3. To build a ideafyingness machine; not to Ideaize yourself.
4. To build a reasoningness machine; not to reason yourself.
5. To build a solvingness machine; not to solve yourself.
6. To build a orderingness machine; not to order yourself.
7. To build a spacingness machine; not to space yourself.
8. To build a timingness machine; not to time yourself.
9. To build a massingness machine; not to mass yourself.
10. To build a energizingness machine; not to energize yourself.
11. To build a materializingness machine; not to materialize yourself.
12. To build a solidifyingness machine; not to solidify yourself.
13. To build a findingness machine; not to find yourself.
14. To build a locatingness machine; not to locate yourself.
15. To build a positioningness machine; not to position yourself.
16. To build a wantingness machine; not to want yourself.
17. To build a desire-ingness machine; not to desire yourself.
18. To build a cravingness machine; not to crave yourself.
19. To build a gettingness machine; not to get yourself.
20. To build a obtainingness machine; not to obtain yourself.
21. To build a collectingness machine; not to collect yourself.
22. To build a retainingness machine; not to retain yourself.
23. To build a keepingness machine; not to keep yourself.
24. To build a holdingness machine; not to hold yourself.
25. To build a savingness machine; not to save yourself.
26. To build a preservingness machine; not to preserve yourself.
27. To build a survivingness machine; not to survive yourself.
28. To build a recordingness machine; not to record yourself.
29. To build a copyingness machine; not to copy yourself.
30. To build a duplicatingness machine; not to duplicate yourself.
31. To build a formingness machine; not to form yourself.
32. To build a picturingness machine; not to picture yourself.
33. To build a creatingness machine; not to create yourself.
34. To build a makingness machine; not to make yourself.
35. To build a producingness machine; not to produce yourself.
36. To build a constriuctingness machine; not to construct yourself.
37. To build a viewingness machine; not to view yourself.
38. To build a seeingness machine; not to see yourself.
39. To build a perceivngness machine; not to perceive yourself.
40. To build a sensingness machine; not to sense yourself.
41. To build a feelingness machine; not to feel yourself.
42. To build a contactingness machine; not to contact yourself.
43. To build a sensationingness machine; not to sensation yourself.
44. To build a enjoyingness machine; not to enjoy yourself.
45. To build a exaltingness machine; not to exalt yourself.
46. To build a rememberingness machine; not to remember yourself.
47. To build a conciousizingness machine; not to conciousize yourself.
48. To build a knowingness machine; not to know yourself.
    …… (end of positive machines)
49. To build a withholdingness machine; not to withhold yourself.
50. To build a unthinkifyingness machine; not to unthinkify yourself.
51. To build a stupidifyingness machine; not to stupidify yourself.
52. To build a unreasoningness machine; not to unreasonize yourself.
53. To build a problemifyingness machine; not to problemify yourself.
54. To build a confusingness machine; not to confuse yourself.
55. To build a groupingness machine; not to group yourself.
56. To build a timelessingness machine; not to timeless yourself.
57. To build a clearingness machine; not to clear yourself.
58. To build a drainingness machine; not to drain yourself.
59. To build a vanishingness machine; not to vanish yourself.
60. To build a disintegratingness machine; not to disintegrate yourself.
61. To build a losingness machine; not to lose yourself.
62. To build a hidingness machine; not to hide yourself.
63. To build a displacingness machine; not to displace yourself.
64. To build a rejectingness machine; not to reject yourself.
65. To build a disdainingness machine; not to disdain yourself.
66. To build a hatingness machine; not to hate yourself.
67. To build a discardingness machine; not to discard yourself.
68. To build a neglectingness machine; not to neglect yourself.
69. To build a abandoningness machine; not to abandon yourself.
70. To build a ignoringness machine; not to ignore yourself.
71. To build a dismissingness machine; not to dismiss yourself.
72. To build a freeingness machine; not to free yourself.
73. To build a wastingness machine; not to waste yourself.
74. To build a decayingness machine; not to decay yourself.
75. To build a dyingness machine; not to die yourself.
76. To build a eradicatingness machine; not to eradicate yourself.
77. To build a erasingness machine; not to erase yourself.
78. To build a annihilatingness machine; not to annihilate yourself.
79. To build a terminatingness machine; not to terminate yourself.
80. To build a blankingness machine; not to blank yourself.
81. To build a destroyingness machine; not to destroy yourself.
82. To build a impedingness machine; not to impede yourself.
83. To build a stoppingness machine; not to stop yourself.
84. To build a abolishingness machine; not to abolish yourself.
85. To build a obscuringness machine; not to obscure yourself.
86. To build a blindingness machine; not to blind yourself.
87. To build a screeningness machine; not to screen yourself.
88. To build a avoidingness machine; not to avoid yourself.
89. To build a shunningness machine; not to shun yourself.
90. To build a disconnectingness machine; not to disconnect yourself.
91. To build a numbingness machine; not to numb yourself.
92. To build a suppressingness machine; not to suppress yourself.
93. To build a subduingness machine; not to subdue yourself.
94. To build a forgettingness machine; not to forget yourself.
95. To build a unconsciousizingness machine; not to unconsciousize yourself.
96. To build a amnesiaizingness machine; not to amnesiaize yourself.

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Running the Lower Bank GPM

Each single line item has two parts, separated by a semicolon. Contemplate and get clarity on the first part. Then contemplate and get clarity on the second part. Then contemplate and get clarity on the whole line item.

Go through all the items in the given sequence. Use your gut feeling to spot anomalies and look at them closely until they resolve.

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Reference: The Level of OT II
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The LP GPM addresses the creation of different concepts by postulating them.

LRH Instructions for LP GPM

The Subject Clearing approach does not use any line plots, platens, etc.

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Subject Clearing Prerequisites

According to Subject Clearing, GPMs are all about clearing up the basic concepts individually and together, such that there are no anomalies about them in one’s understanding.

Study and understand the following concept:

1. The Unknowable-Knowable
2. The Postulate
3. The Reality
4. The Anomaly

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The LP GPM

The LP GPM consists of a set of 18 items that is run with 82 different End Words.

The end items are:

Space, Matter, Energy, Mass, Never, Time, Moments, Eternity, Stillness, Motion, Vacuums, Solids, Voids, Universes, Stars, Galaxies, Planets, Suns, Systems, Clusters, Deadness, Brightness, Darkness, Light, Blackness, Whiteness, Blueness, Redness, Yellowness, Greenness, Purpleness, Orangeness, Silence, Sounds, Noise, Music, Disharmony, Harmony, Liquid, Gases, Cold, Heat, Deserts, Seas, Valleys, Mountains, Brooks, Rivers, Islands, Continents, Meteors, Comets, Voids, Habitations, Barbarisms, Civilizations, Anarchy, Government, Savages, Humans, Animals, People, Insects, Snakes, Monsters, Fish, Cells, Bodies, Poisons, Balms, Depressants, Stimulants, Soporifics, Euphorics, Illusions, Realities, Delusions, Actualities, Lies, Truths, Ignorance, Knowledge.

The 8 items are:

1. To create _______.
2. No more desire to create _______.
3. Differently creating _______.
4. Difficulties with other creators of _______.
5. Constantly creating _______.
6. Failures to create _______.
7. Automatic creators of _______.
8. Obsession with to create _______.
9. Having to create _______.
10. Compulsions to create _______.
11. Hating to create _______.
12. Criticisms of created _______.
13. Hoping to never create _______.
14. Too much creating _______.
15. To never create _______.
16. To create _______.
17. Desire to destroy _______.
18. Those who desire to create _______.

Therefore, in this GPM there are a total of (18 x 82 =) 1,476 items.

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Running the LP GPM

One contemplates on these items as in the earlier GPMs. Confusions may come up on which the persons attention is fixed. Look at these confusions closely until some realization occurs.

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Reference: The Level of OT II
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The Command GPM addresses fixation of attention. Treasure is anything that is greatly valued or highly prized. One desires to have it and keep it. It fixates attention.

LRH Instructions for Command GPM

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The Command GPM

This GPM consists of 20 items. These items are flanked by two extra items as given below.

Extra item: Stay (repeated)

1. Seek Treasure.
   Do not seek Treasure.
   Abandon Treasure.
   Do not abandon Treasure.
2. Discover Treasure.
   Do not discover Treasure.
   Overlook Treasure.
   Do not overlook Treasure.
3. Find Treasure.
   Do not find Treasure.
   Miss Treasure.
   Do not miss Treasure.
4. Grab Treasure.
   Do not grab Treasure.
   Loose Treasure.
   Do not lose Treasure.
5. Clutch Treasure.
   Do not clutch Treasure.
   Release Treasure.
   Do not release Treasure.
6. Obtain Treasure.
   Do not obtain Treasure.
   Disdain Treasure.
   Do not disdain Treasure.
7. Take Treasure.
   Do not take Treasure.
   Give Treasure.
   Do not give Treasure.
8. Have Treasure.
   Do not have Treasure.
   Give up Treasure.
   Do not give up Treasure.
9. Save Treasure.
   Do not save Treasure.
   Waste Treasure.
   Do not waste Treasure.
10. Preserve Treasure.
    Do not preserve Treasure.
    Destroy Treasure.
    Do not destroy Treasure.
11. Guard Treasure.
    Do not guard Treasure.
    Neglect Treasure.
    Do not neglect Treasure.
12. Safeguard Treasure.
    Do not safeguard Treasure.
    Risk Treasure.
    Do not risk Treasure.
13. Protect Treasure.
    Do not protect Treasure.
    Endanger Treasure.
    Do not endanger Treasure.
14. Exhibit Treasure.
    Do not exhibit Treasure.
    Hide Treasure.
    Do not hide Treasure.
15. Own Treasure.
    Do not own Treasure.
    Disown Treasure.
    Do not disown Treasure.
16. Win Treasure.
    Do not win Treasure.
    Lose Treasure.
    Do not lose Treasure.
17. Buy Treasure.
    Do not buy Treasure.
    Sell Treasure.
    Do not sell Treasure.
18. Steal Treasure.
    Do not steal Treasure.
    Reject Treasure.
    Do not reject Treasure.
19. Group Treasure.
    Do not group Treasure.
    Separate Treasure.
    Do not separate Treasure.
20. Remember Treasure.
    Do not remember Treasure.
    Forget Treasure.
    Do not forget Treasure.

Extra item: Go away (repeated)

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Running the Command GPM

One contemplates on these pairs as in the earlier GPMs. Many fixed attentions may come up. One looks at each of these fixed attentions as a “treasure” and runs them through this GPM.

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