Aaron Smith-Levin

So there's a chain.

Early or similar, early or similar, early or similar, early or similar.

Okay.

So that gives you a pretty good understanding of how L. Ron Hubbard thought of the mind because that carries on, has applicability later on in Scientology.

That's probably what Hubbard took it from.

In the early days of Dianetics, before he decided psychiatry was evil, he actually credited Sigmund Freud with...

some of the shoulders he was standing on in writing Dianetics.

As I've just described, that is the fundamental.

That is pretty much the nuts and bolts of Dianetics.

Was it applied?

Was it applied often?

Oh, yeah.

No, that's what Dianetics in the early days was all about, was just auditing.

Auditing is the process of the one-on-one counseling, recall a moment of pain and unconsciousness, run through the engram over and over and over again, find something earlier similar.

That is Dianetics auditing.

One of the main things that changed with Scientology is that birth or prenatal engrams were no longer the earliest engrams on the chain.

The idea is you have to get the earliest engram on the chain for the later ones to blow, which is a race.

And so, but all of a sudden now, with the addition of an immortal spiritual being into the equation, well, now the earliest incident could be trillions of years ago in other galaxies and universes.

Yes.

Is there a model of physics integrated in any of this?