Path of Pavkanai: Difference between revisions

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|Training and Attunement=Unlike other branches of Osia, the Path of Pavkanai has no formal course of training. Its practitioners are often self-taught and follow their own instincts and inspiration. Common methods include:

* Dreamwalking – Entering ~~the shared dreamscape of~~ [[~~Adaris~~]], where thoughts take form and visions can be studied. Some who enter do not return.

* Dreamwalking – Entering [[Homhuen]], the realm of imagination, where thoughts take form and visions can be studied. Some who enter do not return.

* Symbolic creation – Using symbols, paintings, or music to attune the mind to creativity.

* Lucid perception – Training oneself to see patterns, hidden meanings, and unrealized connections in the waking world.

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* Over-immersion. Some become so absorbed in ideas that they can no longer tell dreams from reality.

* Dream-obsession. Those who often enter ~~the dreamscape~~ sometimes come to prefer it to the waking world and lose their connection to ordinary life.

* Dream-obsession. Those who often enter Homhuen sometimes come to prefer it to the waking world and lose their connection to ordinary life.

* Paralysis of possibility. The range of what could be made can overwhelm the mind and leave some unable to create or act.

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 |Training and Attunement=Unlike other branches of Osia, the Path of Pavkanai has no formal course of training. Its practitioners are often self-taught and follow their own instincts and inspiration. Common methods include:
-* Dreamwalking – Entering the shared dreamscape of [[Adaris]], where thoughts take form and visions can be studied. Some who enter do not return.
+* Dreamwalking – Entering [[Homhuen]], the realm of imagination, where thoughts take form and visions can be studied. Some who enter do not return.
 * Symbolic creation – Using symbols, paintings, or music to attune the mind to creativity.
 * Lucid perception – Training oneself to see patterns, hidden meanings, and unrealized connections in the waking world.
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 * Over-immersion. Some become so absorbed in ideas that they can no longer tell dreams from reality.
-* Dream-obsession. Those who often enter the dreamscape sometimes come to prefer it to the waking world and lose their connection to ordinary life.
+* Dream-obsession. Those who often enter Homhuen sometimes come to prefer it to the waking world and lose their connection to ordinary life.
 * Paralysis of possibility. The range of what could be made can overwhelm the mind and leave some unable to create or act.