Scientology Definitions

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Throughout the site, you can click on the gold-colored terms to see their definitions.

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  • Bad Indicators 1. The pc isn't feeling better. The reason(s) they started auditing isn't improving. If they have a condition they were hoping to get rid of, but the condition isn't lessening or going away, these are... Read More
  • Basic Program The Grade Chart is the basic program and the ultimate goal for any individual following the Scientology route. The Grade Chart is a roadmap from where the person is to spiritual freedom. By going... Read More
  • Board Policy Letter 1. Stands for board policy letter. This is an administrative reference not written by L Ron Hubbard. It would have been written by a Scientology executive in one of the highest levels of the... Read More
  • Board Technical Bulletin   1. Stands for board technical bulletin. This is a technical (having to do with auditing or training) reference not written by L Ron Hubbard. It would have been written by a Scientology... Read More
  • The Bridge (aka The Grade Chart) The Grade Chart was originally called The Bridge. In DMSMH, Hubbard first mentioned Dianetics auditing as a bridge to help Man span the chasm between the current state of Man and... Read More
  • Bypassed Charge 1. Everyone has harmful or traumatic incidents in their past. These incidents contain mental energy. That energy can sit in the mind harmlessly for many years. But when one of those incidents gets... Read More
  • Case 1. The sum total of the mental, physical and spiritual difficulties that plague a single person. We've all had a multitude of experiences. Most of them are good or neutral. When we talk about Case, we are... Read More
  • Case Gain 1. By "Case" we are referring to the sum total of the mental, physical and spiritual difficulties that plague a single person. See more on the Case definition page. When a person gets relief or forward... Read More
  • Case Supervisor (C/S) 1. It's a case supervisor's job to direct auditing and make sure the auditor's is using procedures that are the best actions for the preclear. A case supervisor reviews the auditor's notes... Read More
  • Chain 1. A series of charged events that are related in some way. The way(s) in which they are related is determined by how the preclear has connected them mentally. With the help of an auditor, the preclear... Read More