Training routines (Scientology) | Wikipedia audio article
Channel: wikipedia tts
Date: 2019-01-18

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00:00:55 1 Lower TRs
00:01:13 1.1 OT TR-0: Operating Thetan Confronting
00:01:39 1.2 TR-0: Confronting
00:02:14 1.3 TR-0: Bullbait
00:03:03 1.4 TR-1: Dear Alice
00:03:29 1.5 TR-2: Acknowledgements
00:03:54 1.6 TR-3: Duplicative question
00:04:27 1.7 TR-4: Originations
00:04:53 2 Upper Indoc TRs
00:05:13 2.1 TR-6: Body Control
00:05:47 2.2 TR-7: High School Indoc
00:06:19 2.3 TR-8: Tone 40 on an Object
00:06:48 2.4 TR-9: Tone 40 on a Person
00:07:24 3 See also
00:07:40 4 Notes



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The training routines (TR) are introductory services used in the Church of Scientology
as well as affiliated programs Narconon, Criminon and WISE. The church describes them as a way of learning to communicate effectively and to control situations. Some critics and former Scientologists claim the training routines have a strong hypnotic effect, causing hallucinations and an out-of-body experience known as exteriorization.Training routines are used in the Narconon program to overcome influences that Scientology theory considers to be relevant to drug use and recidivism. The church claims that they have achieved a success rate of about 80 percent, but critics say that rates in reality are lower than reported.