Dianetic Auditing: Healing Emotional Pain and Injuries

Auditing painful emotional engrams can significantly enhance recovery and release trapped life force.

### Healing Through Dianetic Auditing: Releasing Emotional Pain and Promoting Recovery
* 💔 An incident in life, such as the loss of a loved one, can create **emotional engrams that hinder recovery**, as illustrated by a girl who **never fully healed from her mother's death**.
* 🧘 The auditing process involves **releasing the life force bound within these painful emotions**, allowing the pre-clear to **experience the rush of emotion as it is freed**.
* 🔄 The auditor guides the pre-clear to **revisit the moment of loss**, ensuring they **recount the incident thoroughly** to **lift the emotional charge attached to it**.
* 😢 Emotional expression is crucial; the pre-clear may **cry while recounting the incident**, and it is important for the auditor to provide a **supportive environment to facilitate this release**.
* 📅 If the initial incident does not unburden after multiple recounts, the auditor should **explore earlier similar incidents** to **reduce emotional pain effectively**.
* 🚑 Dianetic assists can also be employed for those recovering from physical injuries, allowing for a **more rapid healing process** through revisiting the moment of injury.
* 🔍 The auditor encourages the pre-clear to **focus on details of the incident**, helping uncover **hidden perceptions that were recorded unconsciously**, leading to a **complete release of the engram's effects**.
* 📖 For more information on auditing and its techniques, refer to **"Emotion and the Life Force"** and the relevant sections on **Dianetic first aid** in the therapy guide.

There may be an incident in your life that you know you want to take up in auditing, a recent accident perhaps, or the death of someone you loved, for example. This girl never fully recovered from the loss of her mother, so did you have to eat? Yeah. When it comes

to engrams, time does not heal. You got enough sleep? Yeah. For all the emotional pain she felt when it happened is still bound up within the engram. All right, here we go. Think of that emotion as captured life force and follow the basic procedure to

free it. When it gets released, it will come with a rush of emotion. Close your eyes. A pre-clear's recovery depends a great deal on how much of their life force is released from these painful emotion engrams. Run losses exactly the same as you would run an incident that contains physical

pain. Will be without force when I say the word 'cancelled.' Do you understand? Yes. When you get to step four of the procedure, return the pre-clear to the incident. Tell her to go to the moment she first heard the news of the loss. That's the shock that shut down her analytical mind.

So that's when the engram begins. Let's go to the moment you learn about your mother's death. Okay. Now go on to the fifth step and tell the pre-clear to begin at the beginning and recount it. Begin at the beginning and recount it.

It was about two and a half years ago, and she had been sick for a while and she needed surgery, and I was at the hospital when the doctor told us. Notice that she's talking about it as though it happened in the past rather than re-experiencing it in the present.

we really weren't expecting anything out of the ordinary. It's just she has not returned to the incident. She's just remembering it. If she's not returned, the engram won't lift. If this happens, don't criticize her, just ask questions to get her to

describe the surroundings of the incident. Okay, what do you see? Oh, I see the hospital waiting room. All right, what do you see there? I see my dad and he looks really worried, and I see the coffee cup I'm holding in my hand and the clock on the wall.

and I just keep wondering what's taking so long, and I see the doctor coming down the hall to talk to us. Make sure you get the moment that she first heard the news. Okay, what does he say? He says, "Peterson, I'm sorry to have to tell

you this. I'm very sorry to tell you this. She didn't make it. But she didn't make it. I'm so sorry. We did everything we could." Then my dad, my dad is just, he's just saying "no, no, no" over and over again. Run the engram far enough into it to

make sure that you have the initial shock. A few minutes of engram time will do, and then have her recount it again. I understand. Go back to the beginning and go over it again. Pick up whatever additional data you can. Contact. I'm in the hospital waiting room with my

dad. The doctor says she didn't make it. "I'm very sorry to tell you this, but she didn't make it." Make sure the pre-clear goes over it enough times to take all the emotional charge out of it. And I'm just, I'm crying on my dad's shoulder.

The amount of emotion the pre-clear may release is nothing to be alarmed about. Simply let her cry while you keep her running the engram. Use a soft, sympathetic voice: "I understand. Please continue." He says the engram should be recounted until the

emotion in it is gone. He says, "Um, very sorry to tell you this, but if the incident doesn't unburden after recounting it over and over, go to step 6b and find an earlier similar incident and reduce that recounting a loss until it's no longer

emotionally painful." Will give her back the vitality and life force she hasn't had since before the incident took place. In fact, releasing this life force will give the pre-clear some of her single largest gains. I feel her presence with me everywhere I go. It's just

it's just this amazing. There's another important use of Dianetic auditing. The auditor can take someone who's been injured and run the injury as an engram. This is called a Dianetic assist because the person receiving this auditing will recover much more rapidly.

Any recent illness or injury can be run to promote a faster recovery. Working as soon after the injury as possible, put the pre-clear into reverie and install the canceler. Any suggestion I have made will be without force when I say the word "cancelled." When you get to

step four, return the pre-clear to the moment they were injured, the first moment of impact. Let's go to the moment you got hit by the car. Okay, good. Run the incident the same as you would any engram, working with the file clerk to get data.

Begin at the beginning of the incident and recount it. I'm jogging and I go to cross the street, and I hear the screech of tires, and a car comes out of nowhere. Good. Continue.

The next thing I see is people who are leaning over me.

Okay, what are they saying? I'm not sure... That's all that's fine. Go back to the beginning and go over it again. Pick up whatever additional data you can. I'm jogging and I go to cross the street, and I hear this screech of tires and a car...

Comes out of nowhere. Notice that the pre-clear is just repeating what she remembers saying the last time instead of re-experiencing the engram freshly to discover more data. This is called replay and it means the pre-clear is not running the engram.

Quietly ask questions to get her to keep her attention on the scene. Okay, what do you hear? I hear people talking. The woman who hit me, she... she's hysterical. 'Hello, oh I hit somebody, I hit somebody with my clothes.' Good. What did she say? I didn't see her. 'Oh my god,'

She just came out of nowhere and she's saying 'Oh my god, I didn't see her, she came out of nowhere.' A pre-clear will sometimes yawn or even get groggy. This means that the unconsciousness that was recorded in the engram is releasing...

are you okay and the woman says I hit somebody I hit somebody with my car my arm's starting to ache a little all right continue the headphones the headphones are lying next to me in the street and I can hear the music playing through them

and the sprinklers I hear the sprinklers notice that she's uncovering new details that were recorded when she was unconscious when all these hidden perceptions become known to her the engram will no longer have any effect I open my eyes are you okay and I see all these people

leaning over me I hear a dog barking need to stay still I think I say what happened continue to run the pre-clear through the incident as many times as it takes to bring her to the point where she's cheerful about it once the engram is reduced the injured

area is no longer inhibited from healing and her general tone level will be improved Dianetic assists can be very beneficial to anyone who's received a recent injury or illness use them to help all those you know recover more rapidly from these engraming events

you'll find more information about auditing Dianetic assists in chapter 9 part 2 of the therapy section under the heading Dianetic first aid and to learn much more about auditing painful emotion engrams read Emotion and the Life Force

14-Handling Losses And Injuries-Using Dianetics:The Modern Science Of Mental Health

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Auditing can address incidents like accidents or loss of loved ones.

Engrams are emotional pain that time doesn't heal; they're captured life force.

Releasing engrams involves a procedure that may result in emotional release.

The procedure involves returning the pre-clear to the initial shock moment of the incident.

The pre-clear recounts the incident from the beginning; if they're merely remembering instead of re-experiencing, the engram won't lift.

Handling Pre-clear Resistance During Auditing

If the pre-clear isn't fully re-experiencing, ask questions about the surroundings.

Gather details about the environment and the pre-clear's experience.

Focus on the exact moment the pre-clear received the news.

Run the engram long enough to capture the initial shock, then have the pre-clear recount it again.

The pre-clear should recount the engram until the emotional charge is gone.

Addressing Persistent Engrams and Benefits of Auditing

Emotional release is normal; offer support and guidance.

If the engram persists, find an earlier similar incident.

Releasing life force provides significant gains.

Dianetic assists help recovery from injuries.

Run the injury as an engram as soon as possible after the injury.

Return the pre-clear to the moment of injury.

Run the incident like any other engram, gathering details.

Identifying and Addressing Replay During Auditing

Replay indicates the pre-clear is not fully re-experiencing the engram.

Ask questions to refocus the pre-clear's attention on the scene.

Yawning or grogginess indicate the release of unconsciousness recorded in the engram.

Uncovering new details while unconscious indicates progress.

Continue running the engram until the pre-clear is cheerful about it.

Dianetic assists benefit injury and illness recovery.

More information on auditing and Dianetic assists is available in Chapter 9, Part 2.