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"In Dianetics we have a magic triangle—only we don’t call it a magic triangle. It is just called ARC." In Dianetics we have a magic triangle—only we don’t call it a magic triangle. It is just called ARC. Theta has an energy value. It has three component parts: one is affinity, one is reality and one is communication, so we have a triangle—A-R-C. Those are three parts of theta. They are interdependent to such a degree that if you interrupt any one of them you will interrupt the flow of the other two. Theta is flowing as ARC. Let’s take affinity: It is obvious there is such a thing as affinity. You can call it, sloppily, love, but that is hardly descriptive enough. Affinity is the sympathetic coexistence of two things or two parts of the same energy or something of the sort. When we take a tuning fork in the physical universe and strike it and it starts vibrating at its particular frequency, another tuning fork with the same frequency will begin to vibrate too, though it has not been touched. If you damp the first one out you find the other tuning fork is ringing. They are in the same level, so therefore you could say they have sympathetic vibration. If you were dealing with theta you would say they had affinity, they were similar, they were parts of the same and so on. Two men talking with each other either are in affinity with each other or they aren’t. If they are not, they will argue. If they are in affinity with each other, two other things have to be there: they have to have agreed upon a reality and they have to be able to communicate that reality to each other. — L. Ron Hubbard Lecture 17 August 1951: The ARC Triangle |
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