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There must be a Malkioni equivalent of illumination, though I think it is yet again different from both illumination and enlightenment.
> Do you think that a chaotic can be a
> worshipper of the Invisible God, for instance?
Gut reaction, no. From reasoning, why not? How should the wizard tell that the person is chaotic?
Simon Hibbs:
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> Perhaps you are right that the methuds used to attain Illumination and
> Enlightenment differ, but surely the ultimate states of conciousness
> achieved are of the same nature?
I think the effects are quite similar, but the actual state of consciousness is subtly different: finding the One in yourself as opposed to finding yourself in the One. Like a mathematical limes value approaching zero from the positive and negative side.
> The illumination writeup in Dorastor says that not all illuminates have
> all the listed powers, and that different schools of illumination
> commonly acheive different apparent effects. I imagine this is also true
> of Enlightenment.
I agree completely.
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