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<p>Reply to <a href="/index.php?title=Thread:User_talk:Hbeer/Glossary" title="Thread:User talk:Hbeer/Glossary">Glossary</a></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hi David,<br /> <br /> I can see your point. However, there are some new definitions coined by Clearbird that I would like to add to the glossary. Are you familiar with his GPM work as documented on http://completeyourbridge.org? He really re-installed &quot;lost tech&quot; there. <br /> <br /> We would have two definitions and three abbreviations to add: DEEP, DCC (DEEP Character Clearing), DEEP Character Clearing, DIR (DEEP Incident Running), and DEEP Incident Running. These processes include effort processing. According to LRH, 80% of the charge is left in an incident if the efforts aren't flattened. <br /> <br /> Can you take an hour or two and have a look at the LRH references on http://completeyourbridge.org/References/CYBReferences.htm? They are of essential importance for any auditor. I believe LRH was the tremendous auditor that he was because he used these things in his sessions - losing them from auditor training was understandable in the church context, but I think that the independents should go back to the roots and put them back into use. <br /> <br /> All the best,<br /> Heidrun</div>

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