The subtle OT abilities

 

The manipulation of chance and probability.

The pulling in of serendipitous coincidences, and also the pulling in of motivators for one’s overts.

The future is in flux, predetermined in the ordered motions of physics but indeterminate in the subtler interactions of particles and random variables.

The flux responds to thought, and especially to strong visualizations, whether intentional or reactive, because these mimic the observation which breaks down the probability waves into actuality.

All participate in this working out of the future into the present, whether consciously or unconsciously.

The subtle influence of chance events can never be proven because by its very nature it is always in accordance with physical laws and can be shown to be a random occurrence.

Even long runs of luck are provided for and even required in the mathematical analysis of statistical probability.

And yet there are born losers and people upon whom luck always shines.

This is all in accordance with (although not stated or proved by) the modern theories of Quantum Mechanics which sees all existence as consisting of probability waves which are broken down into reality by the action of observation.

Gaining a larger say in the workings of probability is not the exclusive prerogative of the Scientology OT.

Many methods, from Positive Thinking to Trusting That God Will Provide are all capable of raising the level of your input into this flux.

Deep Faith is one of the strong amplifiers.

It matters not what the faith is in, it is the raw power of the faith itself which can alter the flow of events.

This is a good reason for giving respect to holy men of all persuasions.

Even the businessman’s faith in himself or the craftsman’s faith in his ability have their impact.

Self-confidence is often seen as a key to power.

But there are negative aspects to raising your input into this flux.

Your subconscious reactive thoughts may bring on your fate instead of your desire.

The selfish businessman is always risking the backlash of his own overts when he begins to push his horsepower up with various tricks and gimmicks.

The holy people are much safer as long as they don’t turn hypocritical or discover the flaws in their belief systems and moral codes. In theory, the Scientologists should be in the best position to handle this flux safely because of the concentration on responsibility and the handling of overts, but in practice, they are at risk when they let fanaticism override good sense and judgment.

 

Ken Ogger, (The pilot)