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BRACKET (7)

BRACKET (7)
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a word taken from the field of artillery, where one fires shots over and under a target so as to make sure and hit the target. Over and under, over and under, and one eventually hits the target. In Scientology auditing, to run something in brackets means to run something happening to the individual, to run it happening to another because of the individual, and to run it happening to others by others. For example: (1) times when the preclear was hit over the head with a baseball bat, (2) times another person was hit over the head with a baseball bat by the preclear, (3) others being hit by others with baseball bats. That's the mechanics of the bracket. See also auditing in this glossary. —Conquest of Chaos Approved Glossary (8.7.92)