Choice Rehabilitation 

References
Tape: 5511HF09 HPC-1 " Six Levels of Modern Auditing, SLP Issue 5 - Level 3"
HCO Operational Bulletin No. 4, November 1955
PAB No. 69 "Six Levels of Processing"


Description
Part A was Think A Place Thought and Part B is Choice Rehabilitation. 

A choice, obviously, indicates that there are other objects in the world
that have an influence upon you. We say, "I choose", therefore there must
be a couple of things which have an influence upon you. If we said, "make a
decision", well, that sort of thing infers that we have a little more
control over it, but we are still being monitored to some slight degree by
other objects. We have to decide something. But we are deciding from a
cause basis more or less on an action to be taken or for something to happen. 

Now above that level, we simply make a postulate. We say, "I think that
will happen." And above that level we don't have to do a thing about it at
all, we just know. 

Choice is pretty much of an effect sort of thing. An individual has his
choice, he can go to school or to jail. The choice rather indicates the
prior existence of influence factor.

We've got him where he can think a place thought, now we have him make choices.

So we have here a rather complicated process, and it runs like this:
"From (and the auditor indicates a point), make a choice between (and he
indicates positions or objects)." You have already trained this chap to
think an exterior thought and now you say, "Do you see those two windows?"
and the fellow says "Yes". And you say, "From this chair here, choose
between them." Now he doesn't go to the chair, he merely puts a thought on
the chair that chooses between those two windows. We are teaching him to
think, not just a thought, but to think or make postulates exterior to himself.

Actually there are four choices. There is Window A or Window B, or neither
Window A or B, or both. That is the possible number of choices that you
will find the person going into.

We are doing this so an individual can think or reason or postulate
exterior to his own whereabouts. That is the first level up on making
decisions. You understand that an individual making a decision where he is,
is going to pull energy in on himself and that is going to alter his
decision. So to make a clear decision, or to make a clear choice, he
actually would have to think the thought exterior to himself, make the
choice or the decision exterior to himself, in order not be totally
influenced by it. 


Commands
"From (and the auditor indicates a point), make a choice between (and he
indicates positions or objects)." 

End Point
This process is flat when the person can, absolutely and with great
certainty, make a choice where you told him to. 

Cautions
None