From: | Louis Barrera <lbarrera@****.NASA.GOV> |
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Subject: | To C, or Not to C (Re: Questions) |
Date: | Wed, 29 Mar 1995 13:20:02 -0700 |
perception, as plants have auras. The example in the grimoire was for a
mage using normal vision, ie visible light range photons. The binoculars
would not enhance astral perception, as it doesn't require visible light
photons, which is the operating principle for binoc's. Astral perception is
based on auras, magic flux, whatever, which is why it doesn't have a
day/night cycle. It has an ebb and flow. It also has a background count,
which is why ranged attacks don't work while astrally projecting. An
analogy I use is looking thru atmosphere. The more you look thru, the
hazier things are, regardless of 'pollution' levels. In astral, there are
minutia background levels being generated constantly, with every action
taken on the physical. The buildup of all these minutia means any
perceiving is by necessity relatively short ranged. That's why you need
a 'thread' to follow someone astrally.