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 Posted: Wed May 16, 2007 7:01 pm
I was wondering, and I've been having quite a bit of trouble with this, does anyone know how to see their own... for my sever lack of a better word... stuff? For example, my friends and I have discovered we have wings, and I am incapable of seeing them. I can feel them, I can invision them, but I can't see them in detail. Does anyone know how to improve upon my crappy, half-blind sight?
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Posted: Thu May 17, 2007 10:24 pm
If you're trying to see with your actual eyes, I'm afraid that's rare enough to be considered mythical by most magick users. Think of it more as another sense that borrows your visual synapses so that your brain decides it has seen something and can recall plenty of details, but cannot recall any actual image. Different people are oriented toward different senses, meaning some people receive the extraordinary as audio, some as textural, some as visual, etc. That's the best I can give you by way of explanation.
Also, your phrasing = rofl rofl rofl But that's just my ecchi no jutsu at work. Your own stuff, indeed. whee
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Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 1:51 pm
Yvaine If you're trying to see with your actual eyes, I'm afraid that's rare enough to be considered mythical by most magick users. Think of it more as another sense that borrows your visual synapses so that your brain decides it has seen something and can recall plenty of details, but cannot recall any actual image. Different people are oriented toward different senses, meaning some people receive the extraordinary as audio, some as textural, some as visual, etc. That's the best I can give you by way of explanation. Also, your phrasing = rofl rofl rofl But that's just my ecchi no jutsu at work. Your own stuff, indeed. whee Sad part is, I can hardly see anything with my mind! gonk I am getting better, though! XD I tried focusing on just the base of the wings, and I now know what the feathers there look like. cool Now if only I could zoom out a bit to thee the entire wing. sweatdrop
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