COULDN'T, WOULDN'T, SHOULDN'T CASES

   I see what it is with Carol now.  She has an MU on Scientology.

   Scientology is NOT trying to turn people into couldn't, wouldn't
shouldn't cases, ie good people.
 
   It is trying to run OUT the couldn't, wouldn't shouldn't case,
so the being is willing and able to be anything that can be.

    Hubbard once said that if you are confronted by someone who wants to
do you harm, the OT thing to do is to exteriorize, go behind his head,
BECOME HIM, and make him walk away.

    You don't talk to him, you don't shun him, you don't fight him, you
don't give him reasons why, you don't beg, plead and cry, you don't shoot
back, you don't give him valium or call the police or have him put away.  
You don't DO anything to him.  You BECOME him, and do something else
instead.
 
    This presents an interesting dilemma in Ethics, for the ethics of a
human are not the ethics of an OT.
 
    Being unethical for a human is not being good.
 
    Being unethical for an OT is failing to recast themselves as anything
that is casted for them that they don't like, as such failure leads to its
persistence.  It is based on an out integrity, and out wholeness, a
refusal to access the AllThatIs and recast anything that can be.  It is
saying instead, I am not the AllThatIs, I can not access the AllThatIs,
and I can not recast what the AllThatIs has casted for me.
 
    Ethics for an OT is in fact the opposite of ethics for a Human.  

    Being human is in fact itself a state of unethics for an OT because a
human works by NOT recasting things it detests but by DOING something
about them instead (Q&A) which DEFINES out ethics for an OT.

    To human ears that is going to sound really odd, but to OT ears, who
can vanish at a glance, it is the only way to be.  That is HOW they can
vanish and heal at a glance.

    Homer

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