| From: | "Logan Graves <Fenris>" <logan1@*****.INTERCOM.NET> |
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| Subject: | Viewing words while astral (was: Re: Manifestation |
| Date: | Thu, 13 Nov 1997 18:51:01 -0500 |
>
> In responce to Wilson Reis de Souza Neto's earlier post:
>
> > I'm almost sure i'm being stupid, but does a magician can manifest
> > while in astral space??????
>
> Only partially; you can make yourself seen and heard on the physical
> plane, but you can't touch anything there -- all the rules for being
> on the astral plane still apply (which IMHO means you can't read
> roadsigns by semi-manifesting this way).
True. But interestingly (and I believe you & I have been 'round this
one before ;-), you *can* pick up on the astral images of mundane
objects while in astralspace.
Such as the strong feelings within a book of poetry or the emotional
"charge" on a marriage certificate. Obviously, the original manuscripts
would 'radiate' more in A-space, than printed copies. Family heirlooms
or a favored security blanket would also have such a glow. But so would
shady business contracts or a signed confession from a serial killer
(actually the _abode_ of said killer would be quite a place, indeed, to
perceive astrally!!).
While you couldn't actually read or see these words, you could
attempt to gain (assense?) the meaning or feeling of the item. This is
also applicable to text displayed on a computer monitor, buy it is much
harder (the charge/image is quite a bit fainter).
This is, BTW, in the Grimmy. But mine isn't unpacked, so no page
numbers this night. ;-p
--Fenris
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