CIRCUITRY

a collection of circuits. Circuits are parts of an individual's bank that behave as though they were someone or something separate from him and that either talk to him or go into action of their own accord, and may even, if severe enough, take control of him while they operate. Tunes that keep going around in people's heads are examples of circuits. —Notes on the Lectures Glossary Final approval 26 March 1990

1. consists of "you" phrases. They are the phrases addressed from an exterior "I" to "you." "I have to tell you" is still a "you" addressing the "I." These phrases are received from persons who seek to nullify the independence of judgment of others. (NOTL, p. 49)2. circuitry is an escape from knowing. It is knowingness in a substitute for lack of knowing. When a thetan escapes from knowing, he sets up a circuit. (SH Spec 68, 6110C18)