07-30-2003, 12:00 AM
Say one was abused as a child. They grow up feeling different from other children and say they focus inward because of the pain in their history that they carry.
If they can succeed in erasing that history then they have eliminated a major scar that has self-defined them for years thus freeing them.
Power notices this transformation and makes itself more available to them for they have broken down some of the walls against perception.
One is born with walls.
The warrior seeks to tear them down safely without going mad thus the rituals of sorcery.
By carefully erasing ourselves we make ourselves availible to power and that is why we are discussing it.
As for how others may see you I think both of you have interesting views.
If they can succeed in erasing that history then they have eliminated a major scar that has self-defined them for years thus freeing them.
Power notices this transformation and makes itself more available to them for they have broken down some of the walls against perception.
One is born with walls.
The warrior seeks to tear them down safely without going mad thus the rituals of sorcery.
By carefully erasing ourselves we make ourselves availible to power and that is why we are discussing it.
As for how others may see you I think both of you have interesting views.