In late March 2006, my cousin, aged 42, died of undiagnosed cancer… leaving behind a very distraught and grieving wife with two young children.

My cousin’s wife was so distraught that she was inconsolable and she was talking as though my cousin was still alive and in the hospital. This went on for almost a week… and seeing that she wasn’t getting better, my father asked me for help.

I recommended that my father learn how to do Dianetics auditing. My father took a bus that very night traveled about 12 hours and stayed in Mysore for 2 days to learn dianetics auditing and some assist processes.

He came back home and gave my cousin’s wife a touch assist and in 20 minutes, she was cheerful and completely in the present moment. I happened to call home just around that time, and she was so profusely thankful to me for having show the way out.

The next two days, my father gave her two Dianetics sessions that handled her loss completely. She was totally back to battery, that she found a job (she had not worked since marriage) and is living a very productive and busy life with her children.

It is just amazing to see the life changing effects one book and one process on the life of a person, who was so totally lost to grief.

Thanks to the author for codifying such a simple yet powerful technique that beats any psychotherapy that is out there, and for making it broadly available to the lay person.

Thanks also goes to the publishers and the Dianetics centers around the world that keep this valuable knowledge alive and well.

Posted by V. Sankar on May 16th, 2007