Jack Horner - Revision history

AntPhillips: Attempt to get book a bit higher and better display the offshoots notice

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Attempt to get book a bit higher and better display the offshoots notice

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‎Leaving Scientology: put in notice on offshoots at the correct place

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 :We had long lectures from John Campbell on psychosomatic conditions, and long lectures on attempted abortions and the instruments used to attempt them, because we were quite interested then in running prenatal incidents. That was a big revolutionary idea 21 years ago, in 1950.
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 The above is taken from a fuller account by Jack in ''IVy'' 43 http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/IVy43.pdf (this link may download the pdf file).
 There was a relatively big demand for courses, 500 waiting, according to Jack, and Jack was hired as one of several instructors who came out to Los Angeles to help teach the first course in Los Angeles. He was one of the original founders of the [http://ca-da.org/ California Association of Dianetic Auditors] (“C.A.D.A.”) in 1950.  '''At about this time, he says, he invented a process "concept straightwire" which was a repetitive process, and thus the first repetitive question process in Scientology.'''
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 == England  ==

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		+	: ''From here on to the references at the end this page describes offshoots or splinters of official Scientology which Jack created. For the Scientolipedia page on offshoots see [http://scientolipedia.org/info/Scientology_Offshoots].''

	Jack describes the process of his leaving Scientology as follows (taken from http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/IVy44.pdf page 5 and 6 - link will download pdf file):		Jack describes the process of his leaving Scientology as follows (taken from http://articles.ivymag.org/pdf/IVy44.pdf page 5 and 6 - link will download pdf file):

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 ::''Biography by:[[Antony Phillips]] - Website:http://www.antology.info - Email:ant.phillips@post8.tele.dk
 Jack Horner was a good example of early Scientology.  He ran ACCs, in 1956 Scientology published his book ''Summary of Scientology'', he was active in England, USA and South Africa, he left Scientology 1965, formed a "splinter" group and gave a series of lectures to the group many of which represent original Scientology.

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 ::''Biography by:[[Antony Phillips]] - Website:http://www.antology.info - Email:ant.phillips@post8.tele.dk
 Jack Horner was a good example of early Scientology.  He ran ACCs, in 1956 Scientology published his book ''Summary of Scientology'', he was active in England, USA and South Africa, he left Scientology 1965, formed a "splinter" group and gave a series of lectures to the group many of which represent original Scientology.

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-'''''NOTE: This article discusses an offshoot.  Offshoots are considered something OTHER than Scientology, as they were not developed by L. Ron Hubbard, and they have never been practiced in any Scientology Church.'''''<br />
+'''''NOTE: This article discusses an offshoot.  Offshoots are considered something OTHER than Scientology, as they were not developed by L. Ron Hubbard, and they have never been practiced in any Scientology Church.'''''<br /><br />
 ::''Biography by:[[Antony Phillips]] - Website:http://www.antology.info - Email:ant.phillips@post8.tele.dk

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 == First meeting with Dianetics  ==
-Jack achieved a BA in Journalism and did postgraduate work in psychology and education, but was most dissatisfied with what psychology had to offer. He read science fiction magazines, saw Dianetics mentioned and got ''Dianetics: Modern Science of Mental Health'' when it came out, audited three preclears, who responded as predicted in the book.  He described his experience as follows:
+Jack achieved a BA in Journalism and did postgraduate work in psychology and education, but was most dissatisfied with what psychology had to offer. He read science fiction magazines, saw Dianetics mentioned and got ''[[Dianetics The Modern Science of Mental Health]]'' when it came out, audited three preclears, who responded as predicted in the book.  He described his experience as follows:
 :So being a reader of science fiction since about 1937, I got very interested in this work called Dianetics, and when the book came out I read it. I was taking graduate classes, seminars, and I carried the book with me, and read the book in class for something to do. And so I had the book about two days before I could give anybody a session. I’d hold the book in my lap and say, “Well when I count...”. What do you know, it happened! “Oh, good. Well, now do this, do this, do this”, and then the guy’d come up with something. “What the hell do I do now? Where’s that note?” Worked right out of the book, but the first three people I utilized those rather primitive techniques on responded exactly as they were supposed to, without knowing that’s how they were supposed to respond. And I said, “My god, this is what psychology should have been.” So I got very interested. The idea was that if you could get a person to recover his total experience of a lifetime, get him to have at his available consciousness his total experience from conception to present time, and in his control, you’d have a clear human being. And you did that by having the person methodically find the blocks and unblock them, by re-experiencing the incidents which he wasn’t willing to experience in the first place, until all the pain was gone, at which point it’d just be experience without pain. So he wouldn’t have any data that was unknown to him, and he would have an optimum degree of consciousness and information to work with in order to survive. That was great.
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 :"And also it was close enough. I knew there were thousands of people who’d been trained in Dianetics and Scientology and had their techniques and tools for helping to clear people, but who were dissatisfied or could not go along with Hubbard’s organizations and his no-pay schedule. So why should they go without being able to use their knowledge and share it, too?"
 :"Okay, so I wrote a book called ''Dianology, A Better Bridge to Personal Creative Freedom''. The last page of ''Dianetics the Modern Science of Mental Health'' said, “For god’s sake, get busy and build a better bridge”. And for years I helped him build his. Finally, I realized it didn’t have to be that one. So I started very quietly out here in Los Angeles around April of 1969 to teach a few people what I knew, and I called it Dianology."
-:"I didn’t throw away the good that I knew from Dianetics and Scientology, whether developed by Hubbard, or developed by myself, whether developed by Joe Winter or [[John W Campbell]], or John Farrell, or Perry Chaptalain, or Wing Angell, or Nibs Hubbard, Jr., or anyone of a number of people who contributed heavily and importantly to the subject called Scientology. I took the best of that, and from the axioms that came from Dianology created processes that weren’t in Scientology and Dianetics as well."
+:"I didn’t throw away the good that I knew from Dianetics and Scientology, whether developed by Hubbard, or developed by myself, whether developed by Joe Winter or [[John W Campbell]], or John Farrell, or [[Perry Chapdelaine]], or Wing Angell, or Nibs Hubbard, Jr., or anyone of a number of people who contributed heavily and importantly to the subject called Scientology. I took the best of that, and from the axioms that came from Dianology created processes that weren’t in Scientology and Dianetics as well."
 :"Well, last year [spoken in 1971] they couldn’t have that either. We were getting too successful. First they sent a spy in and he carried a little tape eraser around with him and erased all of the tapes, particularly those having to do with the history of Dianetics and Scientology. We didn’t notice it for a while, until a student started to play a tape and there was nothing on it."