MISDIRECTOR

an action phrase which sends preclear in the wrong direction. (Not that way, the other way, that's wrong, I don't know whether I'm coming or going, you don't know up from down.) —Science of Survival Glossary (app 11.7.90)

Sends preclear in the wrong direction. (Not that way, the other way, that's wrong, I don't know whether I'm coming or going, you don't know up from down.)a command in an engram which sends the preclear in the wrong direction, makes him go earlier when he should be going later or go later when he should go earlier, etc. "You can't go back at this point," "You're turned around," etc. See also engram.an engramic command which sends the preclear in the wrong direction. Examples are "You can't go back at this point," "You're turned around," etc. See also engram in this glossary.an action phrase which sends preclear in the wrong direction. (Not that way, the other way, that's wrong, I don't know whether I'm coming or going, you don't know up from down.)an engramic command which sends the preclear in the wrong direction. Examples are "You can't go back at this point," "You're turned around," etc. See also engram in this glossary.any engram command which makes the patient move in a way or direction on the track which is contrary to instructions of the auditor or the desires of the analytical mind of the patient.a command in an engram which sends the preclear in the wrong direction, makes him go earlier when he should be going later or go later when he should go earlier, etc. "You can't go back at this point," "You're turned around," etc.

1. a phrase which, when the auditor sends the preclear in one direction, makes the preclear go in another direction. (SOS, p. 106)2. a command which sends the preclear in the wrong direction, makes him go earlier when he should be going later, go later when he should go earlier, etc. "You can't go back at this point," "You're turned around," etc. (DMSMH, p. 213)