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Lecture:Things An Auditor Must Not Do

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This lecture covers things that an auditor must not do.

The main one is that he must not invalidate the preclear’s sense of reality or his confidence in his own data. Even if the preclear says it’s dub-in, the auditor must not agree with him. He may yet be running perfectly valid engrams out of an engram that said, “It’s invalid.”

—L. Ron Hubbard
Lecture 14 July 1950: Things An Auditor Must Not Do Value of the Auditor's Code

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I don’t know where people keep their consciences—lunch boxes or something like that. Obviously, it’s very dangerous to squash a conscience because things shouldn’t be kept on the conscience, and so forth. It’s all a very interesting mechanical problem to me, this whole problem of consciousness. Because you see, everything that is on a conscience is unconscious. It’s all confusing. And you can just figure yourself into a grave with this, if you don’t know this mechanism.

—L. Ron Hubbard

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