CLAM

reference to a group of incidents involving a scalloped-lip, white-shelled creature resembling a clam which had a number of quite uncomfortable adventures. Restimulation of of these incidents may cause toothaches and decay, as well as other somatics. For more information, read the book Scientology: A History of Man by L. Ron Hubbard. See also incident in this glossary. —PDC Volume 7 Approved Glossary

reference to a group of incidents involving a scalloped-lip, white-shelled creature resembling a clam which had a number of quite uncomfortable adventures. Restimulation of of these incidents may cause toothaches and decay, as well as other somatics. For more information, read the book Scientology A History of Man by L. Ron Hubbard. See also incident in this glossary.reference to a group of incidents involving a scalloped-lip, white-shelled creature resembling a clam which had a number of quite uncomfortable adventures. Restimulation of these incidents may cause toothaches and decay, as well as other somatics. For more information, read the book Scientology A History of Man by L. Ron Hubbard. See also incident in this glossary.the name given to a group of incidents on the evolutionary line, involving a scallop-lipped, white-shelled creature and various troubles that it had. For a full description of these incidents, read the section The Clam in Chapter 4 of this book.