Chapter VIII
N HIS original concept of the
application of Dianetics as presented in his book, "Modern Science of Mental Health", L. Ron
Hubbard envisioned serious and
determined individuals who would work together on long-ranged and positive goals.
Men and women who could keep their counsel, who could be trusted to not only persevere, but also depended upon to prevail
over the difficulties of learning and applying the principles of a complex art.
In 1950, an essay in a magazine, that
probably should have been reprinted for
distribution to all book buyers, outlined
probable working times that would be required for substantial gains. It is the
opinion of this writer that Hubbard's
genius for extrapolation was clearly revealed in the article and any serious
evaluation of the art /science of " auditing " (audit
