1962-1963:
In the first week of September, Ron takes a short break from Saint Hill and travels to Washington, DC to deliver an eight-lecture congress in three days.
In addition to running the Saint Hill organization and the Briefing Course, during 1963, Ron films a movie entitled An Afternoon at Saint Hill. The film provides a tour of Saint Hill and a view of activities there.
1964:
While continuing his work at Saint Hill, Ron conducts photographic shoots in the surrounding area and carries out a study of promotional actions at the request of a well-known local promoter of events.
In June L. Ron Hubbard begins a series of lectures in which he unravels the complexities of study and education, giving a technology which anyone can use to improve the study of any subject. This becomes study technology, which is used around the world today in both Scientology churches and in private and public education systems.
1965:
In January Ron travels to the Canary Islands to begin intensive research on the spiritual nature of man and his origins. He returns to Saint Hill later that month.
His activities during the remainder of the year bring major organizational and technical breakthroughs as a result of his years of work at Saint Hill.
The Classification and Gradation Chart is released, laying out the exact steps to follow in Scientology counseling and training to achieve higher states of awareness and ability.
In November Ron announces and implements the seven-division organizing board. This is a major breakthrough in the successful pattern of operation of any group. It has universal application and is in use today in all churches of Scientology and an increasing number of other organizations.
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