not been produced, but that no clears had
been produced. Having spent many times 20
hours in processing with Dianetic techniques without producing the state of
clear, I decided to study the problem independently. Synergetics was the result,
as many of you know.
We now come to one of the chief differences between Synergetics and Dianetics.
We have the same goal that Dianetics originally had, but we use entirely different
methods. This point cannot be emphasized
too strongly. Failure to realize this has
been the source of much confusion. I will
illustrate this by an example later on.
In Dianetics. the basic technique is to
S y Tgetically . MUCH
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