5901C22 21ACC-1 How a Process Works

     "[The auditor] has to find out what the PC did with the auditing command
and what he did when he executed the command.

     In the absence of communication, nothing ever happens, which is why
people who are out the bottom don't communicate, hoping to be safe.  This
doesn't work if you are trying to do other things.  You must get the process
communicated across to the PC and you must get the PC to communicate.

     The first thing to know about pictures is that anything the PC is looking
at is a picture.  A bank doesn't do anything except be there, and whatever
strange thing is happening in the bank is a picture of whatever strange thing
is happening in the bank.  That's all you have to know to unocclude an
occluded case.  Black fives look sane sometimes, because they haven't got
anything to dramatize except looking at blackness -- not that they wouldn't
dramatize if they were looking at something else.

     When a PC is stuck in too heavy a picture, it is impossible to turn on
other pictures on the track.  The basic process for occlusion is, "Come up to
present time." If that doesn't work, there are seven other processes.

     1. There are several things a person can do with pictures.  He may use
not-isness to make them disappear as soon as they show up.  Other obsessive
doingnesses can be used to get rid of one's pictures (a "solution" to
pictures).  This case can be approached using O/W Selected people, because if
he's not-ising pictures, he's not-ising people too.  In so doing, he finds
himself surrounded by "ghosts".  First run, "What have you done to [withheld
from?] _______ ?", using the person you've selected.

     2. Then run general O/W to catch some more of the automaticity of this
outflow.

     3. ARC break straightwire is used to knock out the cause of not-isness.
"All locks on the Rock are ARC breaks."

     4. Next, we would use not-is straightwire (Recall a time you thought
something was unimportant; Recall a time someone else thought something was
important).  If you run it reverse-wise, it takes away the PC's havingness and
spins him in.  This works on not-ising other's importances.  [I.e. it as-ises
times he did this.]

     5.  Factual havingness (also called "third rail"), the "vanish" command
of this.  This also handles not-isness.

     6.  "What can you confront?": This because at this stage, the person
doesn't wipe something out before he looks at it.

     7. "You make a mockup for which you can be totally responsible." This is
a top of the line process.  Any of these processes turn on pictures.  These
processes, plus CCH's handle all occluded cases.