>>>
>>>
>>> Although the principles behind the grimoires are very different, the spells
>>
>>> within can be understood and duplicated to some extent or another. Only
>>> when you go to magics from a higher realm such as secrets, saintly
>>> blessings and whatever sorcerers might use do problems arise.
>>>
>>
>Secret, I forgot it.....in a sense, I began to think secret is something
>alien to Brithini View to the Logic and Metaphysic to Objective Worldview.
>And secret is connected to something transcendental mystical existence. You
>might think about Malkioni Mysticism both in Perfecti and some Brithini
>sorcerers.....
>
The Malkioni have Secrets for the same reason the Heortlings do - its
just that they use different means to contact the transcendant, rather
than theist gods. If the God of Carpentry gives you access to a Secret,
there's no reason why the Patron Saint of Lost Causes (for instance)
shouldn't, so far as I can see. Indeed, the Perfecti Secret is likely to
be something largely useless on the mundane plane, whereas St Talor's is
probably a lot more practical.
>>>> >How far ordinary clergies understand the sentences?
>>>
>>>
>>> They can perform effective magic as a result of their understanding.
>>>
>>
>
>Wizards and Knights. Joy of the Heart and Solace of the Body?
>
Those are both Secrets, IMO, yes. Indeed, Solace of the Body is likely a
Great Secret, IMO, in that attaining it would tend to remove you from
play...
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