Psycanics: A Science of Being and Life

CDT Trainers or Pilot Code of Ethics

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Processing takes place under the shelter of a code of ethics. As an Explorer, you need to have a familiarity with the provisions of the code that define your rights. (The points listed here are not the entire code.) The Pilot's Code exists to protect you and to ensure maximum effectiveness and efficiency in your CDT (Creation and Discreation Technology) sessions.

1. You have the right to a certified CDT Trainer/Pilot; one who has graduated from the entire training program, completed an internship, maintains hirself up-to-date with the latest trainings and Pilot's bulletins, provides you with the latest versions of the materials, has sworn to the Pilot's Code, has no reported code violations, and is maintaining positive feedback from hir students. If you are co-processing with another person or student, then this provision does not apply.
2. Confidentiality: Your sessions are private. A Pilot may not mention—much less discuss—anything you say to hir in a session to any other person (unless, of course, you specifically authorize an item and the person it is to be discussed with). Your logbook and your session recording are your property, not the Pilot's. There is one exception to this rule: your Pilot may consult your case with a Pilot Supervisor when s/he needs more experienced viewpoints on how to assist you. The Pilot Supervisor is under the same obligation of confidentiality.
3. Safe Physical Place: Unless the Explorer is choosing the session location, the Pilot is response-able for assuring a safe physical place for the session. S/He is response-able for assuring that there are no interruptions, outside noise or other distractions, that the temperature is adequate, etc.
4. Safe Psycanic SPace: The Pilot is Love, therefore s/he is SPace. NIsGOB*. Your Pilot shall have no opinions of Good or Bad, right or wrong, on anything you are (BE), FEEL, THINK, SAY, DO, or HAVE. S/He is not there to judge you in any way or form, nor by any standard, moral or legal code. S/He shall express no opinions in favor or against anything or anyone in a session, least of all you, the Explorer. A Pilot may not indulge in or express any form of Anti-Love, including invalidation, anger, blame, guilting, hostility, aggression, fear, or sorrow with an Explorer. One of the purposes of this is to free you from any impulse to seek the approval of a Pilot, or to distort or change your values, beliefs or opinions for those of the Pilot. Always state your Truth, and you shall receive only SPace for it.
   *NIsGOB CharPriCon: Basic Law in Psycanics: Nothing Is Good or Bad, and everything has Characteristics, Prices and Consequences.
5. Truth, Reality and Real. The Explorer should understand these concepts. Reality is anything that exists, including your IDentities and emotions. Real means anything that is being experienced. Truth is the correspondence between and reality and a declaration about that reality. Your realities are realities, not Truth. The opinions of the Pilot are hir realities, not Truth.
6. Self-determination: The Pilot shall not interpret or evaluate for you (unless asked). S/He shall not communicate meanings, such as: "This means "x" or "y." S/he shall have no "should's" or "should not's," no "should have" or "should not have." You are the only person appropriate to deciding the meaning, significance or value of anything in your life. You may ask a Pilot for hir opinions or ideas of what you should do about any given situation. The Pilot may respond, and should point out any consequences (CharPriCon*) that s/he can see, and may make a recommendation if requested, but you are always the final Cause and Determinant and you are who will experience the consequences of your decisions and action—not the Pilot. A Pilot is there to make you more Cause in life, not to reduce your Cause or in any way make you dependent on him. Above all, no matter what the Pilot does or says, you are always the final authority about your life. You should never accept determinations (opinions, ideas, beliefs) from anybody (not just your Pilot) without you evaluating them for yourself.
7. Abandonment: The Pilot can never abandon the Explorer in the middle of a charge or a session. The Pilot must carry all processing cycles through to completion, which is discreation of all the negatives that were activated (no bypassed charge), and leave the Explorer in positive energy. When the Explorer chooses to terminate an unfinished session because of hir own time limits, the session should be continued to finish the charge as soon as possible, and meanwhile the explorer understands that s/he will be walking around with an open cycle and possibly bypassed charge.
8. Session Cancellations: A Pilot may not cancel or postpone a session once agreed upon. An Explorer is financially accountable for any session that s/he has scheduled but does not appear or cancels on notice too short to allow the Pilot to reschedule that time with another Explorer (generally 24 hours).
9. You should report Pilot violations of this code, or other negative behavior on the part of a Pilot, to the Psycanics Foundation through this contact form.

If your Pilot is not registered with the Psycanics Foundation then you are dealing with an impostor or a pirate and the Psycanics Foundation has no responsability in the situation. It is the Explorer's responsibility to verify their Pilot's status with the Psycanics Foundation.

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Published on: 2007-04-25 (903 reads)

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