ACCESSIBILITY

the desire of the preclear to be raised on the Tone Scale by processing. A case is considered accessible when it will work willingly with the auditor, no matter how occluded the case may be. —Science of Survival Glossary (app 11.7.90)

The desire of the preclear to be raised on the Tone Scale by processing. (In a past publication, the word "accessibility" was used to mean not only the above but also the accessibility of entheta on the case to various methods of processing. This last meaning is not used in the present work.) A case is considered accessible when it will work willingly with the auditor, no matter how occluded the case may be.

the desire of the preclear to be raised on the Tone Scale by processing. A case is considered accessible when it will work willingly with the auditor, no matter how occluded the case may be.the state of being willing to be processed (technical sense). The state of being willing to have interpersonal relations (social sense). For the individual himself, accessibility with self means whether or not an individual can recontact his past experiences or data. A man with a "bad memory" (interposed blocks between control center and facsimiles) has memories which are not accessible to him.the state of being willing to be processed (technical sense). The state of being willing to have interpersonal relations (social sense). For the individual himself, accessibility with self means whether or not an individual can recontact his past experiences or data. A man with a "bad memory" (interposed blocks between control center and facsimiles) has memories which are not accessible to him.

1. the willingness of the preclear to accept auditing and the ability of the auditor and the preclear to work as a team to increase the position of the preclear on the tone scale. (SOS, Bk. 2, p. 187)2. the accessibility of an individual has to do with his own ability to communicate with his environment and to communicate with his own past. (5011C22)3. generally, the desire of the individual to attain new and higher levels of survival and the betterment of mind and body. (SOS, Bk. 2, p. 185)