E-meters. How the e-meter works, for dummies E-meter Scientology

22.12.2021 -

ARK-1 e-meter buy in Moscow - transformer e-meter at the best price for auditing preclears and solo passing OT levels. I will sell (buy) Hubbard's electropsychometer.

We will start with the first e-metrologist in our organization (e-metrologist is the one who makes emeters 🙂

E-meters Freedom by Leonid Shubin

It so happened that in our Moscow organization of Ron No. 4, a group of guys were launched to the OT levels. So we decided to make a batch of e-meters for them.

Our organization has already produced first-class e-meters - Shubometry, they were made by Leonid Shubin. Their official name is "Freedom". A lot of them were made, they work like a clock and their arrow is awesome.

E-meter ARK-1 by Dmitry Romanov

But preclears become clears and clears go to OT levels. And we need more and more e-meters. Therefore, Dmitry Romanov designed the ARK-1, by the way, in the best traditions of the Soviet defense industry.

We named it ARK-1. This is in honor of the legendary e-meter MARK-5, the electronic circuit of which was taken as a basis. If you remove “M” from “MARK”, then you get “ARK”: Affinity - Reality - Communication, and also - this is the name of the head of our organization 🙂

How to use the e-meter transformer

The ergonomic front panel, bright dials, contrasting pointers and a soft arrow will allow you to comfortably conduct even long sessions.

E-meter is specially designed for convenient work with lists and grids. ARK-1 does not need to be lifted: A4 sheet easily passes under it and does not get tangled in wires. For this, the body of the device was lengthened and a special cutout was laid.

Using the e-meter - 2 modes of operation

Due to its two working positions, the ARC-1 is very convenient to use both in solo sessions and when auditing perclears. This is the only E-meter in the world - a transformer!

In the usual position, the head of the ARC-1 is located as close as possible to the surface of the table, which is very convenient in solo sessions.

When installing the device on the cover, the head is located high. The auditor reads the instrument from one angle of view and observes the preclear.

What's inside the e-meter?

The package includes 3 cans with a diameter of 5 centimeters: one solo and two for the preclear. The wire is pleasant to the touch. Banks are made of their most durable alloy: they do not crumple, do not bend, they serve for three hundred years!

The power supply is built-in (you will never forget), the power cord is hidden in a special compartment with a retractable lid. 12 high-capacity little finger (AAA) batteries are also included.

Why else is it worth buying an electropsychometer ARK-1

The tone knob is made of clear plexiglass with a bright pointer. Its variable resistor is rated for 10 million revolutions.

The power supply is located on a separate board, the requirements of GOST for electrical safety are met. And the head of our ARC has a military acceptance.

Buy an e-meter in Moscow

ARK-1 e-meter buy in Moscow - e-meter transformer at the best price and solo passage of OT levels. I will sell (buy) Hubbard's electropsychometer.

This convenient and reliable device with a soft arrow will be your true friend on the BRIDGE (after passing the BRIDGE, the device can also be used 😉).

Warranty period: 5 years.

Have questions or want to buy an e-meter - write to Skype : aibelov or fill out the form at the bottom of the page.

TYPES OF E-METERS, COMPARISON OF PARAMETERS, POSSIBILITIES AND PRICES

1. COMPUTER E-METERS

Computer e-meter "Theta-meter"

Theta meters — compact, modern and reliable e-meters for operation via computer and mobile devices via USB, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections.

A unique feature of theta meters is the e-meter's hand movement audio, which is indispensable for solo auditing.

Another unique competitive advantage is the ability to demonstrate instrument readings not through screen sharing in Skype, but through a special server. This offloads traffic and can come in handy with a weak Internet connection.

The reliability of theta meters is guaranteed by high-quality components and the use of modern robotic systems during assembly and soldering of devices.

Modern software allows you to choose a model to work on absolutely any device:

via USB cable for computers and laptops with Windows (XP and above), Mac OSX, Android (3.0 and above) and Linux operating systems - these e-meters do not need periodic adjustment and they do not need batteries;
through Bluetooth for PC, Apple Mac computer or Android phone and tablet version 3.0 and above, as well as Windows 8-10, Apple Mac, Android phone and tablet version 4.4 and above, and iPhone 4S and above, iPad3 and later - these e-meters are convenient because they do not need wires;
through Wi-Fi to connect your meter to devices with any operating system that supports the W-Fi B and G protocols, including devices such as iPad, iPhone or iPod.

All wireless models of theta meters, if necessary, can be connected via an absolutely standard USB cable.

Now the range of theta meters is represented by 5 models with different characteristics:

WIRELESS

Bluetooth4.0BLE Theta-Meter (in a 50 mm solo can) - does not require a separate can to work and can be connected to any device (including iPhone and iPad), both via Bluetooth and via USB;
Theta meter Bluetooth - with the ability to connect to devices via Bluetooth.

USB E-METERS 2nd generation

Theta-Meter USB (in solo bank 50 mm, 2nd generation) - does not require a separate bank for work;
Theta-Meter nano (2nd generation) - the smallest e-meter in the world, the size of a flash drive;
Theta Meter (2nd generation) is the standard, popular e-meter.

Theta meters cost from 7,000 to 15,000 rubles, depending on the model.

For ease of comparison, we present the main parameters of theta meters in the table.

PARAMETERS AND COST OF THETA METERS

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Computer e-meter "i-meter"

iMeters— modern, reliable and convenient e-meters for work through computer and mobile devices.

Its uniqueness is that the e-meter is built into the jar itself and can work with any device (computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone) via Bluetooth wireless communication (if you wish, you can also connect the jar via a USB cable).

Wireless communication allows you to audit anywhere and anytime, even if there is no electricity "at hand".

The distance at which the iMeter stably receives wirelessly is 10-15 meters.

The jar itself is made of aluminum and additionally coated with a 30 micron tin layer, which always ensures the correct readings and absolute harmlessness, even for children.

A small 600 mAh battery is built into the iMeter, which will allow you to continuously work with it for 15-20 hours. If you are auditing an average of 2 hours a day, then one charge of the e-meter will last for a week.

The weight of the iMeter with built-in battery is only 100-120 grams.

In addition, in addition to the iMeter, you can purchase a 2nd jar for a small cost. It connects to the bank in which the iMeter is built in and becomes an additional one.
The device works with all operating systems (MS Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, as well as Mac OSX 10.7 and higher), as well as with all mobile devices on Android 3.x and higher platforms (but not suitable for iPad, iPhone and iPod).

To get started, just install the software for free.

The price of the iMeter is 14,400 rubles.
You can choose from 3 sizes of jar diameters - 4 cm, 4.5 cm or 5 cm.

*Any iMeter comes with: USB cable and storage bag.

The cost of an additional can to the iMeter is 2,520 rubles.

2. ANALOG E-METERS

Analog e-meters differ from computer e-meters in that they do not have software installed, which can fail at the most inopportune moment, which may require reinstallation. Using an analog device, you don't have to worry about any failures in the e-meter.

To work with analog devices, you do not need anything other than the device itself: banks are included, software or additional wires and settings are not required.

Analog e-meter "Stalker-8" (Stalker)

Stalker-8 (Stalker) is an analog e-meter, one of the largest and lightest among analog instruments.

Another advantage of the device is the built-in sensitivity auto-compensator, which automatically changes the sensitivity of the needle depending on the RT value. Also, the device is equipped with a light indicator for resetting the arrow to SET, which allows you to notice it even out of the corner of your eye.

Many auditors speak favorably of this e-meter due to the large size of the scoreboard and needle.
And they consider these parameters the most convenient for auditing, especially when working on-line, when the thin arrow is hard to see due to the loss of image quality.

The undoubted advantage is that the device works without changing batteries for more than 500 hours!

The cost of the Stalker-8 e-meter is $270.

Included with the e-meter "Stalker-8" are 3 cans (paired plus a solo can) made of thin tin and covered with a layer of clean, food-grade tin.

Analog e-meter "Omega" (Omega)

Omega (Omega)— reliable analog e-meter.
The advantages of this device include:

the scale of this e-meter is enlarged and is clearly visible even when working via Skype;
the device operates on a set of batteries, which allows auditing for more than six months without changing them or recharging them, even during daily sessions;
arrow return indicator light that attracts attention even when not looking at it directly;
the clock located on the device allows you to control the time of work without being distracted from the process.

You can get acquainted with the parameters of this e-meter and compare it with other devices in the table at the bottom of this page.

The cost of the Omega e-meter is $150.

The set with the Omega device comes with 3 cans (paired, plus a solo can), as well as a charger.

Analog e-meter "Azimuth" (Azimuth)

Azimuth (Azimuth)- the cheapest, but reliable analog e-meter that will serve you for many years.

The main advantage of this device is its cost.

The e-meter runs on high-quality alkaline batteries that hold a charge for a very long time.

The lid of the device performs both a protective function, if it is placed on the front side, and the function of maintaining the device in a comfortable position during operation.

Simple and easy to use.

You can get acquainted with the parameters of this e-meter and compare it with other devices in the table at the bottom of this page.

e-meter price " Azimuth» — $80.

A solo bank is supplied with the Azimuth device.

For the convenience of comparing analog e-meters, we present their main parameters in the table.

PARAMETERS AND PRICES OF ANALOGUE E-METERS

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To clarify the details, select or purchase e-meters and additional equipment, as well as for any questions you may have, fill out the contact form below or simply write to Skype: aibelov

Reviews

Marina

Accepted responsibility for oneself . The weight on your shoulders is melting! It's easier to go. I hear others better, I demand less. I become monolithic, whole and simple!

Nikolai Gulevaty

10 points out of 10, in personal compared with the SC of Moscow and MOR No. 1 .
The technology is purely individual, simple and accessible to everyone. The case progress rate is huge .
O call with contacts.

Marina

got rid of obsessive beliefs , gone hostility towards people. I feel more and more confident family atmosphere became calmer.
Feedback with contacts.

Elena

Communication with people got better. After the 1st session, hostility, dissatisfaction, tension and difficulty breathing.

1791.
The Italian physician, anatomist, physiologist and physicist Luigi Galvani described the famous discovery in his Treatise on the Forces of Electricity in Muscular Movement. Galvani dissected the frog, while his assistants carried out experiments with electricity nearby:

“When one of my assistants, with the tip of a scalpel, accidentally very lightly touched the internal femoral nerves of this frog, then immediately all the muscles of the limbs began to contract so that they seemed to have fallen into severe tonic convulsions,” he writes. However, Galvani approached the observed fact not as a physicist, but as a physiologist. The scientist was interested in the ability of a dead drug to show vital contractions under the influence of electricity. After long scientific research, the scientist suggested that the muscle is a kind of battery of Leyden jars (an ancient device for accumulating electricity), continuously excited by the action of the brain, which is transmitted through the nerves. That's how it was born animal electricity theory, it was this theory that created the basis for the emergence of electromedicine, and the discovery of Galvani made a sensation.
1848
Emil Heinrich Dubois-Reymond, a German physiologist of Swiss origin, published the work "Studies on Animal Electricity", which was the first attempt to assess the performance of living tissues based on the electrical phenomena occurring in them. Dubois-Reymond developed and described a method for determining the state of muscles and nerves based on their response when excited by an electric current. He was the first to use electric current as a remedy. Current doctors, establishing a diagnosis based on indications
electrocardiograph, largely use the discoveries of Dubois-Reymond. It is curious that the scientist himself was an ardent supporter of mechanistic materialism. In 1872, at the congress of natural scientists in Leipzig, he read the famous report "On the Limits of Natural Science", in which he stated that people, in the study of the mysteries of life, are repeatedly forced to confess their ignorance, to say "I don't know", and, moreover, they must come to terms with the idea that in the future "they will not know." It's funny that a hundred years later, the works of this man began to help thousands of people learn the basics of the basics.
1888
Two scientists simultaneously engaged in the study of the phenomenon of electrical processes recorded from the surface of the skin. The French neuropathologist Feret investigated the change in the electrical resistance of the skin, and
The Russian physiologist Tarkhanov discovered the skin potential and its change during experiences and in response to tangible irritation. Tarkhanov found that any irritation inflicted on a person, after 1-10 seconds. the latent period causes at first a slight and slow, and then an increasingly accelerating deviation of the galvanometer mirror,
often out of scale. This deviation sometimes continues for several minutes after the cessation
stimulus action. Gradually, the galvanometer mirror returns to its original position. The scientist noticed that electrical phenomena in the skin of a person sharply increase with the imaginary imagination of sensation, with abstract mental activity, with excitation of the nervous system, with fatigue. He discovered that a person's resistance to the passage of a small electric current through the hands holding the electrodes is replaced according to the subjective emotional state. The simple psychogalvanometer he invented to investigate this phenomenon was one of the earliest instruments of psychological research.
1904
Engineer Müller in 1904, testing the sensitivity of the galvanometer he designed, decided to connect a person instead of ohmic resistance. At the same time, he noticed a strange phenomenon: as soon as something influenced the central nervous system of a person, the galvanometer needle began to deviate, as if the resistance in the circuit decreased. Müller turned to Veragut, a prominent physiologist, for advice. At first, Veragut thought that this was some kind of artifact, but, after reading the works of Tarkhanov and Fere, he realized that this phenomenon was due to the effect on the human nervous system and called it a “psychogalvanic reflex”. In fact, the Feret and Veragut-Muller methods are no different from each other and are designed to study changes in skin resistance.
Another physiologist, the German Jew Richard Wolfgang Simon, was at the time investigating the electrical characteristics of emotion and thought. In 1904 he wrote the book "Mnemonics", and in 1921 its translation into English was published, which became available to the general public. In it, he defines an "engram" as a permanent charge caused within the body by some stimulus, where the trace of the experience of this stimulus is "recorded" in the body and forms part of its memory. When the stimulus is repeated, the energy it releases flows through this "engram", takes over some line of behavior, and this consequently leads to a more or less different form of response.
The first mention of the use of the galvanometer in psychoanalytic research is in the book
Carl Gustav Jung's Study and Analysis of Words. Here, a Swiss psychologist describes a technique for connecting a person holding electrodes to a device that measures changes in skin resistance while reading words from a pre-prepared list. If a word on this list was emotionally charged, there would be a change in body resistance, causing the galvanometer needle to deflect.
This can be seen at 12 minutes of a good movie "A Dangerous Method".
Thus, Jung worked to localize (define) and unload negative unconscious material. He introduced the concept of galvanic skin response (GSR). He was the first to see GSR as a physiological “window” into the unconscious, showing the connection between GSR and the degree of emotional experience.
In the 1930s and 40s, a series of attempts began to create "lie detectors" and other devices designed to interpret the connection between the GSR and the processes that occur with a person. Quite interesting and varied facts were discovered:
a more pronounced increase in GSR in response to more ridiculous jokes (E. Linde); correspondence of GSR peaks to stressful episodes of the film (R. Lazarus et al.); a more significant increase in the electrical conductivity of the skin with the emotion of fear than with the emotion of anger (A. Ex); an increase in GSR during the perception of obscene words (E. McGuinness) and others. But, alas, many of them could not find a connection between the data they received and the processes that gave rise to them.
Nevertheless, attempts to apply the effect of GSR did not stop, and in the late 1940s, chiropractor Volney Matheson created the "Matheson Electropsychometer Model B" as an assistant in psychotherapy and chiropractic:

In 1952, Ron Hubbard obtained the rights to the meter from Volney Matheson, after which he filed his patent for a modified version of the device, which was finalized by Scientologists Don Breeding and Joe Wallis in 1958. The e-meter, as we know it, appeared, but not as an independent device, but as a tool for the already existing technology of Scientology auditing - processes for improving the human condition.
In subsequent years, the e-meter continued to be modified. Electronic noise filtering systems, sensitivity auto-tuning, digital reading meters and other benefits of the era of microprocessor technology have appeared. These days, many people use personal computer attachments that display checklists on the screen next to the arrow, record sound through a microphone, and so on and so forth. But these were already cosmetic changes. The basis of the device and, most importantly, the understanding of the energy mechanism of the mind and the registration of its manifestations through the electrical parameters of the human body, the development and research of many years were brought together into a common working technique by Lafayette Ron Hubbard and his assistants in the middle of the 20th century.

E-METER: auditor's tool.
The invention and improvement of the e-meter by L. Ron Hubbard is a cornerstone in the history of Dianetics and Scientology. When L. Ron Hubbard published Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health in 1950, a new era began for humanity. In the days of the youth of Dianetics, Ron used to determine the areas of charge in the preclear and what to run, the physical indicators of the preclear himself: emotional
reactions, body temperature, pulse, and even the color and saturation of the color of the iris of the eyes. When auditing preclears, he used this with great success, but other people trained as Dianetic auditors had difficulty in perceiving such indicators. Ron needed some kind of tool that could accurately measure thought, with which any auditor would be able to know what was needed.
pass in this case.
F/N: How does the e-meter work?
LRH: The meter works on a principle that is very easy to understand. It sends a very small carrier wave through the preclear and this wave is affected by tiny electrical charges in the preclear's bank. The meter simply amplifies them so that the preclear can see them and process them properly.
P/N: How is this principle implemented, what happens inside the device?
LRH: Simply put, the meter is made up of three separate parts: a) the preclear circuit, battery and tone knob (PT),
b) an amplifier and c) a moving part (a device with an arrow). Connected to the meter circuit is a small battery, like the battery in your flashlight or transistor radio. This battery is needed to run a tiny electrical current through the meter wires, through the preclear, and back into the meter. This current, which is actually very small, acts as a carrier wave. In other words, it is that wave of energy that can be affected by other things and that can carry other things.
F/N: How does this apply in auditing?
LRH: When a preclear thinks a thought, looks at a picture, relives an incident, or moves parts of his bank, he uses electrical energy to do this, and there is an electrical disturbance in the surrounding electrical field or in the preclear's own body. These electrical changes in the field are picked up by the carrier wave and carried along the wires from the electrodes back to the meter. The E-meter tells you what the preclear's mind is doing when the preclear is prompted to think about something. It fires before the preclear becomes aware of the datum. Hence, it is a "preconscious" device.
P/N: Is it possible to demonstrate to a person who is not familiar with Scientology how it all works?
LRH: Do the Pinch Test. Set up the meter and ask for the cans. Tell the person that you are going to do a pinch test, and then, after asking them to hold the electrodes and adjusting the sensitivity to the person's normal position, pinch hard on the arm.
Notice what the reaction was on the e-meter and how the needle moved. This is often followed by an increase in the position of the RT.
You saw just a momentary reaction of life to the use of force. It generated energy. If the RT also rose, it was because the added mass obstructed the movement of the carrier wave so much that the RT had to be rearranged to a higher position. Now ask this person, "Remember the moment of the pinch." Notice the jump of the arrow on the scale of the e-meter. Every time the person remembers the moment of the pinch, you can see the reaction of the arrow. However, it will get smaller and smaller, and as the "as-is" of the incident is re-created and the mass disappears, you will see that the carrier wave obstruction decreases and the tone knob moves down. The readings you see on your meter as the needle moves are the visible manifestations of the movement of masses, adhesions and pictures in the preclear's mind, or real mental energy generated and discharged by the preclear.
F/N: How important is this device in auditing?
LRH: There is no known way to clear without using an meter. E-meter "knows" about preclear
more than the preclear himself. He registers the created masses, which he hides from himself. The preclear cannot confront all that he creates. Hence the "omniscience" of the e-meter.
Questions were asked by Dima Skorodumov.
Quote sources:
Book "Understanding the E-Meter"
The book "Essential features of the e-meter"
What is Ron talking about, or what is inside the arrow box?
1 "Chain of preclear, battery and tone knob"
Electrical resistance is the property of a material that conducts current to resist electric current. If the resistance is low, the current passes without loss. For example, on a copper wire. If resistance
very large, the current does not pass at all, as, for example, through porcelain or glass. If the resistance is not very large, but not small, the current passes, but not with such force as through the conductor.
Resistance is also called an electrical device that prevents the passage of current. On the electrical circuit, it is denoted by a rectangle in Russia or a spring in Europe and the USA and is called the Latin letter R. There are special devices whose resistance can be changed. They are called variable resistances, or rheostats. They are used to control the brightness of light bulbs, sound volume, heating temperature. On the electrical circuit, it is indicated by a rectangle with an arrow in Russia or a spring with an arrow in Europe and the USA.
The human body also conducts current and can also be said to have some electrical resistance. This resistance is not constant, it depends on many factors, one of the main ones is the work of the mind. The mind now and then sorts through its records, compares them, moves them. His records are energy "pictures". In addition, through the brain, the mind sends many signals through the nervous system and receives back signals from the senses. This leads to a change in the electrical parameters of the body, therefore, the activity of the mind can be registered by changing the resistance of the human body. According to its electronic device, the e-meter is an electrical resistance meter. It compares the current flowing through the preclear's body with some reference current given by a variable resistance called the "Tone Knob" (PT). In the jargon of electronics engineers, this method is called
measuring bridge, its diagram can be seen in the figure. The figure shows several resistances that form this very bridge, two of them are variables: the “PT” tone knob already familiar to us and the “Cutoff” knob, which serves to calibrate the e-meter scale.
2 "Moving part"
A device that registers weak electric currents is called a galvanometer in honor of the Italian scientist Luigi Galvani, who was the first to describe the fundamental principles of electricity. Its "more scientific" name is a microammeter, but physicists and electronics engineers prefer the original version.
The device is a conductive frame (usually wound with a thin wire) fixed on an axis in the magnetic field of a permanent magnet. In the absence of current in the frame, it is held by a spring in a certain zero position. If current flows through the frame, then the frame deviates by an angle proportional to the current strength (depending on the stiffness of the spring and the magnetic field induction). The arrow attached to the frame shows the current value in those units in which the galvanometer scale is calibrated.
There were other options, designs, for example, at a time when there were no amplifiers, a small mirror was used instead of an arrow, which is lighter than an arrow and therefore the device turned out to be more sensitive. The value was shown by the reflected ray of light. In the modern world, currents are measured by special digital converters and then processed by computers. This is how e-meters connected to computers work.
3 "Amplifier"
Despite the rather high sensitivity of the galvanometer, the e-meter has to measure much weaker changes in electric current than an instrument with an arrow can register. Therefore, the electrical signal of the difference between the currents of the preclear and the PT handle goes to the amplifier. The level of amplification of the signal is adjusted by the auditor by turning the sensitivity knob. The first amplifiers were made on vacuum tubes, later on semiconductors: transistors and microcircuits. It was the absence of these devices at the beginning of the century that made it impossible to create an e-meter until the second half of the 20th century - the sensitivity of the device turned out to be extremely low.
In modern devices, the amplifier is replaced by a digital microcomputer, which allows not only to process weak currents, but also to filter out interference, keep a record of changes and calculate the total amount of RT drops, count the session time, automatically set the sensitivity, and even independently set the RT knob to the desired position. Therefore, on many modern meters, instead of a tone knob, you will see a “SET” button, by pressing which the auditor gives a command to the meter and it automatically sets the desired position of the TA, not forgetting to calculate all the necessary changes.
4 "Batteries"
By tradition, from the very first device, e-meters have been powered by batteries. This allows you to make the device portable, independent of the mains and provide stable readings that do not depend on voltage fluctuations in the network.

So, we figured out the history of both the E-meter and its device. Now let's move on to the auditing session itself.
What happens during the session and how the E-meter is used. The E-meter constantly measures the resistance of the body and any change can be seen from the movement of the arrow and other indicators. Why does body resistance change during auditing? Because the auditor is asking the preclear (client) to find high intensity incidents (injuries, losses...). These pictures have a much higher electric charge than, for example, pictures of today's breakfast.
Here you need to understand where the pictures of the past person actually are. And they are within the reach of a person: around and inside the body, a lot around the head. There is no binding of pictures to the brain, otherwise it would become harder than steel. When a person remembers something, re-experiences it, he draws these pictures of the past closer to him and therefore the electrical resistance of the body increases. As these pictures are repeatedly re-experienced and re-viewed, the charge-experience disappears and the E-meter again shows the usual electrical resistance of the human body. That's how it works.
These charged pictures even have a very small weight. In fact, it is unlikely that anyone would fool around weighing a preclear before, after, during the session. But a demonstration of a change in the electrical resistance of a body is available to everyone. This is called the "pinch test". The auditor turns the E-meter towards the preclear so that he can see the reading and makes a small pinch on the preclear's hand. The E-meter needle reacts immediately, indicating an increase in body resistance.
The auditor then asks to remember that pinch and the needle immediately responds exactly as it did during the pinch itself. If the preclear is asked again and again to remember this pinch, the needle will continue to react, but weaker and weaker, and then the reading will disappear altogether - the charge is gone, the case is considered "erased".
More about analogues of the E-meter.
On the first channel, a program was shown several times about people who at different times in different parts of the country were injected with a drug unknown to science, zombified and forced to work depending on their qualifications. A few years later, some of these missing people came to their senses in unfamiliar lands, they didn’t remember a damn thing, even their name. This is how implantation works.
All sorts of psychotherapists / hypnotists / psychics tried to help them, but to no avail, the memory was not restored.
Then the scientific gurus connected the poor fellows to one super-expensive prototype device, which seems to be used by the special services for foreign spies. The principle of operation of this device is not so complicated. Electric wires were connected to the brow to track the resistance of the body. Texts like: "You live in Moscow, Novgorod, Voronezh ... and on the whole list" were very quickly displayed on the screen in front of the subject. a list of the streets of Voronezh, then the number of the house, apartment. At the indicated address, they found the relatives of the poor fellows, they came and took them home. Everyone had to get to know each other again, because even years later the memory returned to a very small extent. Exactly the same phenomena we can observe in ourselves and for others, only on the scale of living one life in one body.
Why am I all this?
Awareness in the current life, awareness in memories - a valuable thing.
About the masses.
Pictures of the past do have physical mass, but of course not comparable to the total body mass. However, experienced observers of people are able to see the influence of this mass in the appearance of people: the figure, posture, facial features are distorted.
There were descriptions of cases when capable comrades, by postulating the presence / absence of mass in their own body, skillfully regulated their own weight in the range of up to 25 kg. But I haven't seen them personally.

Recently I saw a video "the latest invention of Russian scientists" IPER-1K. Laughed for a long time.

They even made a patent for this thing, although it has been used since 1954 and is called the E-meter.
It's good that science, even military psychology, even civilian, stupidly slammed the most common e-meter from Scientologists. More precisely, its modification, connected to a computer,
though already for the amount of more than 60 thousand rubles. So that it could be sold to the gray masses of psychologists, the interface was simplified as much as possible. Judging by the video, the functionality too.
In fact, its market price ranges from 7 to 10 thousand rubles.

I have been using the original e-meter for several years now. The essence of the usual ohm-meter, measuring the electrical resistance of the body. And the pinch test has been carried out to demonstrate this device for more than 50 years. I myself often fly by plane and from time to time I have to show the airport security staff how it works. This device with cylinders and wires seems very suspicious to them.
In short, this bicycle has long been invented, whether someone likes it or not.
But that's not important. And it is important to be able to audit a person, to remove negativity from a person's past, using this device.

According to its electronic device, the E-Meter is a common galvanometer based Wheatstone Bridge. Practical application is reduced to measuring the electrical conductivity of the body through the skin of the palms of the hands (skin-galvanic response). Outwardly, it looks like this: the subject holds in his palms two electrodes made in the form of metal cylinders connected by wires to the device, while answering questions from a consultant who follows the readings of the device’s pointer, which registers changes in the electrical resistance of the body.

Criticism

Of course, the readings of the E-Meter will depend on a lot of factors. For example, the individual characteristics of the individual's skin, the individual muscle tone of the individual at a particular point in time, the area of contact of the individual's palms with the sensors, the presence and quality of the composition of the contamination of the individual's skin, the general health of the individual's body, ambient air temperature, air humidity, air pressure, blood pressure , congenital "sweating" of the individual, the presence of a hangover, the presence of a withdrawal syndrome, abstinence, and not least the psychological state and brain activity of the individual at the time of answering questions. All these influences are allegedly “easily leveled by the correct setting of the device”, which cannot have a scientific justification. And the methods of measurement and the parameters measured in this way are not recognized by official medicine. in the report to the German parliament the device was called "scientifically worthless". In the decision US District Court (Columbia region) it was stated that the E-meter has no practical application in the diagnosis, treatment or prevention of any disease and has no general scientific or medically confirmed ability to improve any body functions.

Scientologists sell the Modell Mark Super VII Quantum E-Meter for €7,428, although it costs €100 to produce.

Story

E-meter (E-meter) was created in the 1940s by the American inventor and chiropractor (chiropractor) Volney G. Mathison and was called Mathison Model B Electropsychometer - Matheson's electropsychometer model B. Matheson, before he began to collaborate with Hubbrd, was a psychoanalyst Freudian.

Initially, Matheson used ordinary metal kitchen graters as electrodes, on which the patient placed the palms of his hands and pressed his fingers to them in moments of excitement.

Although the E-Meter was invented by Volney Matheson, the patent for the E-Meter was subsequently taken over by Ron Hubbard, Hubbard's son's affidavit reveals that his father obtained the patent through blackmail and intimidation by Matheson.

In 1958 Hubbard resumed the practice auditing using a modification of the E-meter made by two Scientologists Don Breeding and Joe Wallis. This device was named Hubbard Electrometer. Hubbard received a US patent for it (3290589) in December 1966, in the description of "Apparatus for measuring and displaying changes in the resistance of the human body". However, there is a US patent (2056778) for the design of the device, and the word "E-METER" is a registered mark.

The Scientology understanding of the work of the E-meter is based on the requirements of the operator of the E-Meter to the individual being tested, in which auditing is essentially the only and main practice, and the E-meter as a result is the central device that helps the auditor (operator) in his work.

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Principles and Practice	Dianetics \| Thetan \| E-meter \| Auditing \| engram
Controversy and criticism	Financial Activities of the Church of Scientology \| Project "Chanology" \| space opera \| The True Face of the Messiah book
People	Ron Hubbard \| Mary Sue Hubbard \| Quentin Hubbard
Organizations and associations	Church of Scientology \| Narconon \| Spiritual Technology Center \| Free zone
Parodies	"Super Best Friends" \| "Stuck in the Closet" \| « Hell Is Other Robots »

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