COB vs. LRH

Click a topic from the list below to compare the words and actions of LRH against those of the COB.

Orgs
Managing by statistics
Which statistics?
Future statistics
Saint Hill size orgs
Ideal orgs
Hats

Buildings & Fundraising
Physical appearance of buildings
Fundraising
Donations
Super Power

Study
Dictionaries
Primary Rundown
Memorization
What to memorize
How to memorize
Paraphrasing
MU’s and confused ideas
Full conceptual understanding

Courses
Pro TRs course
Upper Indocs Course
Pro Metering Course
Class VIIIs

Training
Drills
How to train
Speed of training
Product of academy training
Courses vs. internships
Speed of internships
Retreads and retrains
Training/processing ratio

Processing
Floating needles
Rudiments
Overruns
HCO confessionals

The Public
Dissemination
Handling of new people
Handling of field auditors
Ethics
Mandatory auditing/training

KSW
KSW Points 1 to 10
Hidden data lines
LRH references
Unusual solutions

Summary

L. Ron Hubbard	David Miscavige (COB^*)
LRH covered in detail the purpose of rudiments, and the dangers of overdoing them: “Don’t run a case by rudiments. The reason you use and clean rudiments is to get the pc in-session… The purpose of rudiments is to set up a case to run, not to run a case.” HCOB 19 May 1961 Assessment Data (Tech Vol. VI, p. 124) “For auditing to take place at all, the pc must be in-session which means: 1. Willing to talk to the auditor 2. Interested in own case. That is all you want to accomplish with rudiments.” HCOB 11 August 1978, Issue I Rudiments, Definition and Patter (Tech Vol. XI, p. 220) “Rudiments exist to run enough to get the pc into session, not to audit the case by rudiments.” HCOB 10 July 1961 Metering Rudiments (Tech Vol. VI, p. 261) “If a pc puts his own ruds in, don’t at once jump to the meter to put his ruds in. That makes all his offerings missed charge. Echo Metering is miserable auditing.” HCOB 27 May 1963 Cause of ARC Xs (Tech Vol. VII, p. 172) “Ruds, therefore are handled in moderation always. You don’t for instance “fly a rud” when the pc comes into session with an F/N. The TA will go up in protest or down in overwhelm. If you put in all ruds to F/N, waited an hour and put in all ruds to F/N again the TA would either soar or drop below 2.0, depending on how the pc looked at it.” HCOB 2 November 1968R Case Supervisor — Class VIII, The Basic Processes (Tech Vol. VIII, p. 264) “The auditor is as real and has as much presence to the pc as the rudiments stay in and has as little presence as the rudiments go out.” Tape: Effective Auditing 9 November 1961 quoted under definition of “auditor presence”, Tech dictionary “All ruds equals no auditing.” Tape: Basics of Auditing 29 August 1961

L. Ron Hubbard

David Miscavige (COB^*)

Founder and Source of Scientology

Leader of Scientology since LRH’s death

Rudiments

LRH covered in detail the purpose of rudiments, and the dangers of overdoing them:

“Don’t run a case by rudiments. The reason you use and clean rudiments is to get the pc in-session…

The purpose of rudiments is to set up a case to run, not to run a case.”

HCOB 19 May 1961
Assessment Data
(Tech Vol. VI, p. 124)

“For auditing to take place at all, the pc must be in-session which means:

1. Willing to talk to the auditor
2. Interested in own case.

That is all you want to accomplish with rudiments.”

HCOB 11 August 1978, Issue I
Rudiments, Definition and Patter
(Tech Vol. XI, p. 220)

“Rudiments exist to run enough to get the pc into session, not to audit the case by rudiments.”

HCOB 10 July 1961
Metering Rudiments
(Tech Vol. VI, p. 261)

“If a pc puts his own ruds in, don’t at once jump to the meter to put his ruds in. That makes all his offerings missed charge. Echo Metering is miserable auditing.”

HCOB 27 May 1963
Cause of ARC Xs
(Tech Vol. VII, p. 172)

“Ruds, therefore are handled in moderation always. You don’t for instance “fly a rud” when the pc comes into session with an F/N. The TA will go up in protest or down in overwhelm.

If you put in all ruds to F/N, waited an hour and put in all ruds to F/N again the TA would either soar or drop below 2.0, depending on how the pc looked at it.”

HCOB 2 November 1968R
Case Supervisor — Class VIII, The Basic Processes
(Tech Vol. VIII, p. 264)

“The auditor is as real and has as much presence to the pc as the rudiments stay in and has as little presence as the rudiments go out.”

Tape: Effective Auditing
9 November 1961
quoted under definition of “auditor presence”, Tech dictionary

“All ruds equals no auditing.”

Tape: Basics of Auditing
29 August 1961

* Chairman of the Board, Religious Technology Center (RTC)