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SUPPRESSED PERSON RUNDOWN
PROBLEMS PROCESSES
1. Ref: CREATION OF HUMAN ABILITY R2-34
F1: Can you recall a problem about (terminal)
which concerned you?
How did it seem to you then?
How does it seem to you now?
Can you recall another problem about (terminal)
which concerned you?
(Continue, using the above commands)
to EP____
F2: Can you recall a problem (terminal) has had
with you which concerned him?
How did it seem to him then?
How does it seem to him now'!
Can you recall another problem (terminal) has had with
you which concerned him?
(Continue, using the above commands)
to EP____
F3: Can you recall a problem others have had with (terminal)
which concerned them?
How did it seem to them then?
How does it seem to them now?
Can you recall another problem others have had with
(terminal) which concerned them?
(Continue. using the above commands)
to EP____
F3A: Can you recall a problem (terminal) has had
with others which concerned him?
How did it seem to him then?
How does it seem to him now?
Can you recall another problem (terminal) has
had with others which concerned him?
(Continue, using the above commands)
to EP____
F0: Can you recall a problem you have had with yourself
because of (terminal) which concerned you?
How did it seem to you then?
How does it seem to you now?
Can you recall another problem you have had with
yourself because of (terminal) which concerned you?
(Continue, using the above commands)
to EP____
II. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: Tell me your problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem could you confront?
to EP____
F2: Tell me (terminal's) problem with you.
What part of that problem could he confront?
to EP____
F3: Tell me others' problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem could they confront?
to
EP____
F3A: Tell me (terminal's) problem with others.
What part of that problem could he confront?
to EP____
F0: Tell me your problem with yourself because of
(terminal).
What part of that problem could you confront?
to EP____
III. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: What problem about (terminal) could you
confront?
to EP____
F2: What problem about you could (terminal)
confront?
to EP____
F3: What problem about (terminal) could others
confront?
to EP____
F3A: What problem about others could (terminal)
confront?
to EP____
F0: What problem about yourself concerning (terminal)
could you confront? to EP____
IV. Ref: HCOB 6 Jul 61 ROUTINE 1A
To be run as a bracket (1-10, 1-10, 1-10, etc. to EP)
1. What problem about (terminal) could you
confront?
2. What problem about (terminal) don't you
have to confront?
3. What problem about you should (terminal)
confront?
4. What problem about you wouldn't (terminal)
confront?
5. What problem about (terminal) should others
confront?
6. What problem about (terminal) wouldn't
others confront?
7. What problem about others should (terminal)
confront?
8. What problem about others wouldn't (terminal)
confront?
9. What problem about yourself concerning (terminal)
could you confront?
10. What problem about yourself concerning (terminal)
don't you have to confront?
to EP____
Note: What problem about (terminal) could others
confront? (or What problem
about others could (terminal)
confront can be used instead of should whichever checks out on the Meter).
V. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: What two things about (terminal) can you confront?
to EP____
F2: What two things about you can (terminal) confront?
to EP____
F3: What two things about (terminal) can others
confront?
to EP____
F3A: What two things about others can (terminal)
confront?
to EP____
F0: What two things about yourself concerning
(terminal) can you confront?
to EP____
VI. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: Tell me your problem with (terminal).
How does it seem to you now?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F2: Tell me (terminal's) problem with you.
How does it seem to him now?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F3: Tell me others' problem with (terminal).
How does it seem to them now?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F3A: Tell me (terminal's) problem with others.
How does it seem to him now?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F0: Tell me your problem with yourself because of (terminal).
How does it seem to you now?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
VII. Ref: HCOB 19 Nov 65 PROBLEMS PROCESS
F1: What problem have you had with (terminal)?
What solutions have you had for that problem?
(One gets the pc to give his problem then runs TA off
solutions.
Then a new statement of the problem and more questions about
solutions.)
to EP____
F2: What problem has (terminal) had with you?
What solutions has he had for that problem?
to EP____
F3: What problem have others had with (terminal)?
What solutions have they had for that problem?
to
EP____
F3A: What problem has (terminal) had with others?
What solutions has he had for that problem?
to EP____
F0: What problem have you had with yourself because of
(terminal)?
What solutions have you had for that problem?
to EP____
VIII. Ref: HCOB 19 Jan 61 ADDITIONAL HAS PROCESSES
F1: Get the idea of solving a problem with (terminal).
Get the idea of not solving a problem with (terminal).
to EP____
F2: Get the idea of (terminal) solving a problem with
you.
Get the idea of (terminal) not solving a problem with
you.
to EP____
F3: Get the idea of others solving a problem with (terminal).
Get the idea of others not solving a problem with
(terminal).
to EP____
F3A: Get the idea of (terminal) solving a
problem with others.
Get the idea of (terminal) not solving a problem with
others.
to EP____
F0: Get the idea of solving a problem with yourself
about (terminal).
Get the idea of not solving a problem with yourself
about
(terminal).
to EP____
IX. Ref: CREATION OF HUMAN ABILITY R2-71
F1: Give me some answers concerning (terminal).
to
EP____
F2: Give me some answers for (terminal) concerning you.
to EP____
F3: Give me some answers for others concerning
(terminal).
to EP____
F3A: Give me some answers for (terminal) concerning
others.
to EP____
F0: Give me some answers for yourself concerning
(terminal).
to EP____
X. Ref: HCOB 3 May 59 SOLUTION TO SOLUTIONS
F1: What solution could you make stick about
(terminal)?
to EP____
F2: What solution could (terminal) make stick about
you?
to EP____
F3: What solution could others make stick about
(terminal)?
to EP____
F3A: What solution could (terminal) make stick about
others?
to EP____
F0: What solution about yourself concerning (terminal)
could
you make stick?
to EP____
XI. Ref: HCOB 14 Sep 61 NEW RUDIMENTS COMMANDS
F1: Find out if the pc has a reading problem with (terminal).
If so, run:
Tell me what is unknown about that problem with
(terminal).
to EP____
F2: Find out if there is a reading problem (terminal)
has with the pc.
If so, run:
Tell me what is unknown to (terminal) about that
problem with you.
to EP____
F3: Find out if there is a reading problem that others
have with (terminal).
If so, run:
Tell me what is unknown to others about that problem
with (terminal ).
to EP____
F3A: Find out if there is a reading problem that (terminal)
has with others.
If so, run:
Tell me what is unknown to (terminal) about that
problem with others.
to EP____
F0: Find out if the pc has a reading problem with
himself because of (terminal).
If so. run:
Tell me what is unknown about that problem with
yourself.
to EP____
XII. Ref: HCOB 7 Sep 64 II PTPS, OVERTS AND ARC BREAKS
F1: Tell me something you don't know about
(terminal).
to EP____
F2: Tell me something (terminal) doesn't know about
you.
to EP____
F3: Tell me something others don't know about
(terminal).
to EP____
F3A: Tell me something (terminal) doesn't know about
others.
to EP____
F0: Tell me something you don't know about yourself
because
of (terminal).
to EP____
XIII. Ref: HCOB 24 Feb 59 TECHNICAL BULLETIN
HCOB 3 Jul 59 GENERAL INFORMATION
Run Selected Person Overt Withhold Straightwire on the
terminal.
F1: Think of something (terminal) has done to you.
Think of something (terminal) has withheld from
you.
to EP____
F2: Think of something you have done to (terminal).
Think of something you have withheld from (terminal).
to EP____
F3: Think of something others have done to (terminal).
Think of something others have withheld from
(terminal).
to EP____
F3A: Think of something (terminal) has done to others.
Think of something (terminal) has withheld from others.
to EP____
F0: Think of something you have done to yourself
because of (terminal).
Think of something you have withheld from yourself
because of (terminal).
to EP____
XIV. Ref: HCOB 15 Oct 58 ACC CLEAR PROCEDURE
F1: Tell me your problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem could you be responsible for?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F2: Tell me (terminal's) problem with you.
What part of that problem could he be responsible for?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F3: Tell me others' problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem could they be responsible
for?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F3A: Tell me (terminal's) problem with others.
What part of that problem could he be responsible for?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
F0: Tell me your problem with yourself because of (terminal).
What part of that problem could you be responsible for?
Alternate repetitive to EP____
XV. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: What motion of yours has (terminal) been
responsible for?
to EP____
F2: What motion of (terminal's) have you been
responsible for?
to EP____
F3: What motion of (terminal's) have others been
responsible for?
to EP____
F3A: What motion of others' has (terminal) been
responsible for?
to EP____
F0: What motion of your own regarding (terminal) have
you
been responsible for?
to EP____
XVI. Ref: HCOB 31 Mar 60 THE PRESENT TIME PROBLEM
F1: Tell me your problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem have you been responsible
for?
to EP____
F2: Tell me (terminal's) problem with you.
What part of that problem has he/she been responsible
for?
to EP____
F3: Tell me others' problem with (terminal).
What part of that problem have they been responsible
for?
to EP____
F3A: Tell me (terminal's) problem with others.
What part of that problem has he/she been responsible
for?
to EP____
F0: Tell me your problem with yourself because of (terminal).
What part of that problem have you been responsible
for?
to EP____
XVII. Ref: PAB 42 24 Dec 54 SIX BASIC PROCESSES
F1: What kind of problems could you have with (terminal)?
to EP____
F2: What kind of problems could (terminal) have
with you?
to EP____
F3: What kind of problems could others have with (terminal)?
to EP____
F3A: What kind of problems could (terminal) have
with others?
to EP____
F0: What kind of problems could you have with yourself
because of (terminal)?
to EP____
XVIII. Ref: PAB 88 12 Jun 56 THE CONDITIONS OF AUDITING
F1: What problem could (terminal) be to you?
to
EP____
F2: What problem could you be to (terminal) ?
to
EP____
F3: What problem could (terminal) be to others?
to EP____
F3A: What problem could others be to (terminal)?
to EP____
F0: What problem could you be to yourself because of (terminal)?
to EP____
XIX. Ref: HCOB 17 Mar 60 STANDARDIZED SESSIONS
F1: Tell me a problem (terminal) would be a
solution to.
to EP____
F2: Tell me a problem for (terminal) that you
would be a solution to.
to EP____
F3: Tell me a problem for others that (terminal)
would be a solution to.
to EP____
F3A: Tell me a problem for (terminal) that
others would be a solution to.
to EP____
F0: Tell me a problem concerning (terminal) you
yourself would be a solution to.
to EP____
XX. Ref: CREATION OF HUMAN ABILITY R2-20
F1: What kind of a problem could (terminal) be
to you?
Could he be that problem?
Can you see yourself figuring on it?
Give me another problem (terminal) could be to you.
Can he be that problem?
and so on to EP____
F2: What kind of a problem could you be to (terminal)?
Can you be that problem?
Can you see (terminal) figuring on it?
Give me another problem you could be to (terminal).
Can you be that problem?
and so on to EP____
F3: What kind of a problem could (terminal) be
to others?
Can (terminal) be that problem?
Can you see others figuring on it?
Give me another problem (terminal) could be to others.
Can (terminal) be that problem?
and so on to EP____
F3A: What kind of a problem could others be to
(terminal)?
Can others be that problem?
Can you see (terminal) figuring on it?
Give me another problem others could be to (terminal).
Can others be that problem?
and so on to EP____
F0: What kind of a problem could you be to yourself
because of (terminal)?
Can you be that problem?
Can you see yourself figuring on it?
Give me another problem you could be to yourself
because of (terminal).
Can you be that problem?
and so on to EP____
XXI. Repeat same process, using solutions, as follows:
F1: What kind of a solution could (terminal) be
to you?
Could he be that solution?
Can you see yourself figuring on it?
Give me another solution (terminal) could be to you.
Can he be that solution?
and so on to EP____
F2: What kind of a solution could you be to (terminal)?
Can you be that solution?
Can you see (terminal) figuring on it?
Give me another solution you could be to (terminal).
Can you be that solution?
and so on to EP____
F3: What kind of a solution could (terminal) be
to others?
Can (terminal) be that solution?
Can you see others figuring on it?
Give me another solution (terminal) could be to others.
Can (terminal) be that solution?
and so on to EP____
F3A: What kind of a solution could others be to (terminal)?
Can others be that solution?
Can you see (terminal) figuring on it?
Give me another solution others could be to (terminal).
Can others be that solution?
and so on to EP____
F0: What kind of a solution could you be to yourself
because of (terminal)?
Can you be that solution?
Can you see yourself figuring on it?
Give me another solution you could be to yourself
because of (terminal).
Can you be that solution?
and so on to EP____
XXII. Ref: CREATION OF HUMAN ABILITY R1-11
F1: What kind of a problem can (terminal) be to
you in havingness?
What kind of a problem can (terminal) be to you in not
havingness?
to EP____
F2: What kind of a problem can you be to (terminal)
in havingness?
What kind of a problem can you be to (terminal) in not
havingness?
to EP____
F3: What kind of a problem can (terminal) be to
others in havingness?
What kind of a problem can (terminal) be to others in
not havingness?
to EP____
F3A: What kind of a problem can others be to (terminal)
in havingness?
What kind of a problem can others be to (terminal) in
not havingness?
to EP____
F0: What kind of a problem concerning (terminal)
can you be to yourself in havingness?
What kind of a problem concerning (terminal) can you be
to yourself in not havingness? to EP____
XXIII. Repeat same process using solutions as follows:
F1: What kind of a solution to havingness can (terminal)
be to you?
What kind of a solution to not havingness can
(terminal) be to you?
to EP____
F2: What kind of a solution to havingness can you be to
(terminal)?
What kind of a solution to not havingness can you be to
(terminal)?
to EP____
F3: What kind of a solution to havingness can (terminal)
be to others?
What kind of a solution to not havingness can
(terminal) be to others?
to EP____
F3A: What kind of a solution to havingness can others
be to (terminal)?
What kind of a solution to not havingness can others be
to (terminal)?
to EP____
F0: What kind of a solution to havingness concerning (terminal)
can you be to yourself?
What kind of a solution to not havingness concerning (terminal)
can you be to yourself? to EP____
XXIV. Ref: CREATION OF HUMAN ABILITY R2-20
Have the pc pick out or pick up a room object. have him
examine this object until he is sure it is real.
F1: What problems could this object be to you because
of (terminal)?
to EP____
F2: What problems could this object be to (terminal)
because of you?
to EP____
F3: What problems could this object be to others
because of (terminal)?
to EP____
F3A: What problems could this object be to (terminal)
because of others?
to EP____
F0: What problems could you cause yourself over this
object because of (terminal)?
to EP____
On each flow the command is run repetitively until the pc
is convinced that he can create problems at will.
XXV. Ref: HCOB 7 Sep 64 II PTPS, OVERTS AND ARC BREAKS
F1: Do you have a problem with (terminal)?
What communication have you left incomplete about that problem? to EP____
F2: Does (terminal) have a problem with you?
What communication has he left incomplete about that problem? to EP____
F3: Do others have a problem with (terminal)?
What communication have they left incomplete about that problem? to EP____
F3A: Does (terminal) have a problem with others?
What communication has he left incomplete about that problem? to EP____
F0: Do you have a problem with yourself because of (terminal)?
What communication have you left incomplete with yourself about that problem? to EP____
XXVI. Ref: HCOB 21 Jul 59 HGC ALLOWED PROCESSES
F1: From where could (terminal) communicate to you? to EP____
F2: From where could you communicate to (terminal)? to EP____
F3: From where could others communicate to (terminal)? to EP____
F3A: From where could (terminal) communicate to others? to EP____
F0: From where could you communicate to yourself concerning (terminal)? to EP____
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