Hubbard Professional Course Lectures Extension Course
- 1 Section
- 21 Lessons
- 16h Duration
Lessons in the Hubbard Professional Course Lectures
- Winning, Losing and Procedures
- The Bigger Problem
- Objective and Subjective Processes
- Generated Knowledge
- The Highest Purpose
- The Bank of Facsimiles
- Why Auditing Works
- Good Control
- Games and No-Games Conditions
- The Mechanics of a Problem
- Valences as Universes
- Knowingness and Stable Data
- Handling Stuck Motion
- Games and Healthy Conditions
- Motion and the Tone Scale
- Mystery Sandwiches
- Stable Data and Logic
- Chronic Somatics
- Making Facsimiles Solid
- Not-Knowingness
- The Gradient Scale of Agreements
If you yourself are willing to generate a new game in your society or community, that game need only have more action, more appeal and more problems to beat out every other game being played in the community. And if that’s a sane game, you’ll then have a sane community.
—L. Ron Hubbard
1956 was plagued with riots in China, mass arrests in Hungary and racial strife in America. Across the globe, it was faction against faction, nation against nation, race against race. The need for the answers of Scientology was acute—not only in English, but in
every
language of Earth.
So in May of that year, L. Ron Hubbard began an ambitious project to author a succinct yet comprehensive summary of Scientology that would introduce the subject to
anyone
and
everyone
—even those with no previous training or familiarity.
This work culminated in the landmark text,
Scientology: The Fundamentals of Thought.
Serialized in the
Professional Auditor’s Bulletins
as “The Translator’s Edition,” it was designated by Mr. Hubbard as the
first
book to be rendered into non-English tongues, defining every term and basic principle—hence, the “Book One” of Scientology.
With this complete Basic Course text in hand—a text which could be used to start Scientology activity anywhere in the world—he looked to the next step: educating Scientologists who would in turn educate others, thus carrying the flag to every continent. To that end, he began a program in both London and Washington, DC, to teach the fundamental principles of the subject in depth. The aim was to train Scientologists who could not only apply the tech in session, but could also help
anyone
they encountered,
anywhere.
To accomplish this, he recorded a series of twenty-one half-hour lectures covering all facets of Scientology—the
why
behind each of these principles,
how
they came to be and their complete mechanics. Each lecture was devoted to the complete mastery of a single subject: from the Codes, Axioms and Scales, to key basics and processes, to their practical application in all arenas of life.
Here, then, are basic principles vital to anyone aspiring to become what L. Ron Hubbard envisioned in the final lecture of this series—one who knows the laws of life and can penetrate
any
situation with the solutions of Scientology.
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