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Training for Solo Auditing
There have over the years existed different courses and checksheets aimed at teaching students to become Solo-auditors.
There are two principal different routes to reach this goal. One has been nicknamed the "Tourist Route", the other is called the Professional Route.
The "Tourist Route"
The "Tourist Route" is for students, that do not have time or
inclination for professional auditor training. They have to do a minimum of auditing
training anyway as Solo-auditing is auditing and works under the same laws
and principles as regular auditing. But obviously one doesn't need to be able to
audit all the Grades in order to do Solo-auditing. The minimum required training
can still be quite impressive for somebody just starting out. Since this training has many benefits to the person's everyday life it
is usually very attractive for students to do. Here is the typical minimum level
of training needed before starting on Solo:
Auditors TRs Course
This course teaches the students to do the TRs to a professional auditor level.
It usually results in resounding case-gains for the students as well. It
basically teaches a lot of data about communication, confronting, the
communication cycle and especially the auditing comm cycle. It is built around
the Training Routine Drills, TR 0-4. There are a total of eight such drills which
are taught and drilled as the center part of the course. The TRs and theory are also part of ST-0.
Auditing of Objectives and Self Analysis Lists
These skills have been taught (and still are) as part of the so-called HQS
Course. The course teaches the students basic data about ARC, the Tone Scale,
control, handling of confusions, etc. It is laid out as a course in un-metered
auditing. The Objective Processes are in 'The Road to Clear' covered in ST-1.
Furthermore, the Objective
Processes Section of the ST-1 checksheet is arranged so it can be done as a
separate course. The only prerequisites would be Study Manual and Auditors TRs
Course. The Self
Analysis Lists are covered as part of ST-0. The SA Lists are simple recall
processes.
Meter Course
A future Solo-auditor also has to do the Professional Meter Course. This course is
centered around the Meter and the 31 drills that teaches a student to read and use
a Meter effectively.
Case Requirements
To actually start on Solo-auditing the student has to meet the case requirements
as well. To start on Solo-auditing Levels the student has to be Clear or
complete on Grade 5, Engram Clearing. In other words, the pc has had a
Clear Intensive and attested either to Clear or Not-Clear. The latter if the pc completed Engram Clearing but did
not go Clear. The student should have completed
being audited on "Preparation for Advanced Levels" before doing the actual Levels.
In the case a pc completed Engram Clearing without actually going Clear the student will do what was described in the previous chapter under "Alternative Route". After attesting Clear a pc who got there by the Alternative Route would still do the "Preparation for Advanced Levels".
The Solo Auditors Course
The Solo-auditor's Course teaches the student the skills needed to audit Solo.
It does not contain the Advanced Levels processes. The actual Solo-processes are
given as instructions in form of short courses and mainly actual Solo-auditing
instructions.
The essence of the Solo-auditor's Course is contained in this section of
"The Road to Clear". But it is important to stress, that the better an
auditor the student is, the better results he will be ensured in
Solo-auditing. "You deserve the best auditor there is - You!" is a
quote to describe this. A well-trained auditor is much better equipped to audit
Solo than somebody having done the "Tourist Route".
Solo Auditors Course, 1982
In 1982 R. Hubbard redesigned the Solo-auditor's Course. This line-up has been
the basic model for teaching students to Solo-audit ever since. It puts emphasis
on a number of basic books and auditing skills taught on the ST Levels. We use
that course as background for Clearbird's recommendations, which is entirely
based on Clearbird's materials.
The books are:
Dianetics™, The Modern Science of Mental Health.
This was R. Hubbard's first book (1950) on the subject of Clearing. It covers
early Engram running techniques and basic theory of the mind. It is organized
into three 'books' of which book 1 and 2 still are very relevant. Book 3, the therapy
from 1950, is less relevant and can be skipped in our opinion.
Scientology™, The Fundamental of Thought.
This book from 1956 gives an introduction to Scn and is still relevant. It is a
small book and is a good read. Most of the data, if not all, are covered in
greater length in The Road to Clear.
Scientology™ 0-8
The Book of Basics. This is a collection of Axioms, scales and Codes. The ones
relevant to auditing are all covered in the ST Levels, mainly in Level Zero and
the appendix.
Scientology™ 8-8008
This book is from 1953 and covers ARC, Flows, mental energy. It's an interesting
book with many basic data, but is not directly relevant to Solo-auditing.
Problems of Work
This book from 1957 covers roughly the same areas as Fundamentals of Thought,
but has additional data on handling confusions and other work-related subjects.
It is a good book but has little or no relevance to Solo-auditing.
Dianetics™ 55!
This book from 1955 covers important aspects of communication and is a good read
for auditors and non-auditors as well. It has good relevance to auditing.
Self Analysis
This book from the early 1950s contains the Self Analysis lists and the theory
behind the processes. The book is also a supplement to ST-0. It is very relevant to
Solo-auditing.
Other subjects covered in the 1982 Solo-auditor's Course are: Basic Auditing,
Rudiments and Model Session (a short Level Zero). Metering.
All the Meter Drills
are done five times through.
Assessment and Prepared Lists - taught on Level Three of ST. Listing and Nulling
- taught on Level Three of ST.
Then we are up to the Solo-auditor's Drills. These are covered fully in this Solo-auditing section of The Road to Clear.
Clearbird's Line-up
You as a Solo-pc deserve the best auditor you can get - You! To become that you need
auditor training. We do not include a checksheet for a Solo Auditors Course as
this is best administered be a Solo C/S of your choice. We do however include
our recommendations for designing such a checksheet using the Clearbird Materials.
1) You start with the Study Manual and complete that.
2) You do The Auditors TRs Course.
Then you are ready for the checksheets of The Road to Clear.
3) You do ST-0 including auditing a pc on SA Lists and Grade Zero.
4) You do ST-1, including auditing the Objective Processes and the rest of Grade One on a pc.
5) You do ST-2, covering theory and drills. Auditing a pc on Grade 2 is optional.
6) You do ST-3, covering theory and drills. Auditing a pc on Grade 3 is optional.
Now you are ready to do this section on Solo-auditing in The Road to Clear.
7) You do the theory of the Solo-auditing section.
8) You do the regular EM Drills five times through.
9) You do the Solo Drills and Solo Meter Drills to perfection.
10) You do the "Solo Session C/Ses for Solo-students", one at the time. These are actual Solo C/S instructions and the student does actual Solo-auditing on a Gradient.
This would have to be done under the supervision of the practitioner who is going to deliver the Solo C/Sing or at least under his directions.
This section on Solo-auditing is meant as a way to supply the relevant materials rather than a complete course. Since the Solo-auditing takes a Solo C/S to deliver, working out an actual training program is best left in his hands. When you are ready he will supply you with the exact processes and Advanced Levels that you are going to do.
But any keen student has all the materials right here to become a competent Solo-auditor. What we have recommended above as a training program teaches the student all the skills needed for Solo.
Better would be an auditor fully trained in all procedures of The Road to Clear, but one has to start somewhere and mark what is needed and what is desirable but not absolutely necessary and that is what we have done here.
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