Understanding Engram Commands and Their Effects on Auditing

Engrams can disrupt a pre-clear's progress on the time track through various action phrases.

### Understanding Engram Commands: Impact on Time Track and Auditing Techniques
* 🧠 Engrams contain words and phrases that act as **commands**, influencing thoughts, health, and emotions, often described as being "**over**" the individual.
* ⏳ Every person has a time track, a chronological record of life events, which auditors must help pre-clears navigate to **contact and reduce engrams effectively**.
* 🔄 Certain commands within engrams can disrupt this navigation, causing pre-clears to feel as if there are **flaws in their time track**, when in fact, they are influenced by **action phrases**.
* 🚀 Action phrases can be categorized into five classes, with "**bouncers**" ejecting pre-clears from engrams, while "**holders**" keep them stuck in past incidents.
* ❌ Deniers can obscure parts of the time track, leading pre-clears to believe there are **no incidents to recall**, while "groupers" create confusion by suggesting all incidents are **entangled at one point in time**.
* 🔄 The "MISD director" phrases misdirect the pre-clear's journey along the time track, sending them **backward or forward incorrectly**, complicating the auditing process.
* 🔧 To address these issues, auditors can utilize the "**Repeater Technique**," where pre-clears repeat problematic phrases to **diminish their impact** and **regain movement through their engrams**.
* 📚 Understanding these action phrases is crucial for auditors, as recognizing and addressing them can **facilitate progress in therapy sessions**, ultimately leading to **successful navigation of the time track**.

15-The Five Classes Of Engram Commands-Using Dianetics: The Modern Science Of Mental Health

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Engrams act as commands affecting thoughts, health, and emotions.

Auditing aims to reduce engrams, but certain commands hinder this process.

Pre-clears locate engrams by traveling their time track, a dated record of life moments.

Engramic phrases can create apparent flaws in the time track.

Action phrases and their effects on the time track

Action phrases send the pre-clear in various directions on the time track.

Bouncers (e.g., 'get out') eject the pre-clear from the engram.

Holders (e.g., 'stay here') keep the pre-clear stuck in a past incident.

Deniers (e.g., 'nothing there') hide parts of the time track.

Groupers (e.g., 'everything's screwed up') create the illusion that all incidents are at the same point in time.

MISD directors (e.g., 'you do everything backwards') send the pre-clear in the wrong direction on the time track.

Action phrases can trouble auditors, but recognizing them allows for solutions.

Repeating action phrases can neutralize their effect (repeater technique).

Understanding the five classes of engram commands is crucial.

Auditors should listen to the pre-clear's literal meaning and observe their actions.

Following auditor's code and Diane procedure ensures progress.

More examples of action phrases are available in the book under "Special Classes of Commands".