The Five Main Barriers to "Going Clear" in Scientology
Channel: DIY Salvation
Date: 2023-12-15

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Definitions:
PTS/SP Technology: The idea that there are "suppressive people" (SP) that upset others and make them "potential trouble sources" (PTS) and such people must either be handled or disconnected from. The Church of Scientology considers critics included in this classification, making those connected to them a threat to the organization as well.
HCOPL: Hubbard Communications Office Policy Letter.
Illegal PC: Someone who is denied auditing by the Church, mostly for reason that they work or have worked for certain government agencies, are terminally ill, or have a psychiatric history.
Ethics Officer: A person in a Scientology Organization who receives reports on others' misconduct, corrects people on violations of Scientology policies as well as other duties that keep the organization functioning in accordance with Scientology ethics codes.
Chaplain: The staff member in the Scientology Organization that conducts weddings, funerals, church services, and resolves disputes between members, and between a member and the Church.
Auditor/Auditing/PC: Scientology Auditing is spiritual counseling aimed at the parishioner attaining a higher state of spiritual awareness known as "Clear". It is performed by an Auditor and his subject is called a Pre-Clear or PC.
E-Meter: The electronic device used by an Auditor to assist him in finding areas that trouble the Pre-Clear during Scientology Auditing.
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