V

very.(BPL5Nov72RA)

short for Case Level V. See Case Level V in this glossary. —PDC 2 Approved Glossary

a case classification. A Case V has an uncertainty about everything, has to figure about everything, has to know before he goes, has to hide but can't hide, and depends on logic to serve for all of his predictions be cause he can't look.short for Case Level V. See Case Level V in this glossary.short for Case V a heavily occluded case (one whose memories are usually largely hidden or made unavailable to conscious recall) characterized by mental pictures consisting of masses of blackness. At the time of this lecture, there was an auditing procedure wherein the auditor tested the preclear at each step of the process to find a step the preclear could do and then began processing at that step. A Case V was a person who had to be started at Step V of that procedure.short for Case V. See Case V in this glossary.severely occluded case. A person who is so far gone he can't even see pictures anymore, he only sees blackness in front of him. This is a "Step V" in SOP 8.short for Case V a heavily occluded case (one whose memories are usually largely hidden or made unavailable to conscious recall) characterized by mental pictures consisting of masses of blackness. At the time of this lecture, there was an auditing procedure wherein the auditor tested the preclear at each step of the process to find a step the preclear could do and then began processing at that step. A Case V was a person who had to be started at Step V of that procedure. But you'd be surprised how fellow auditors can lose-can lose interest in a V.abbreviation for voltage. See voltage in this glossary.