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Attunement follows three fundamental principles: | Attunement follows three fundamental principles: | ||
=== | === Perception === | ||
Attunement begins with | Attunement begins with perception, the process of aligning one's perception with the presence of a spirit. | ||
* Every spirit is believed to possess a unique | * Every spirit is believed to possess a unique frequency or essence. | ||
* An Osiari must adjust their awareness to match this frequency | * An Osiari must adjust their awareness to match this frequency. | ||
* Achieving | * Achieving perception requires extensive meditation, sensory adaptation, and mental focus, often taking years to master. | ||
=== Understanding === | === Understanding === | ||
Osiari must develop an awareness of a spirit’s nature before attempting to attune with it. | Osiari must develop an awareness of a spirit’s nature before attempting to attune with it. | ||
* Spirits are considered to have instincts, emotions, and, in | * Spirits are considered to have instincts, emotions, and, in intelligence. | ||
* Before attempting to manipulate a spirit, an Osiari must observe and understand its characteristics. | * Before attempting to manipulate a spirit, an Osiari must observe and understand its characteristics. | ||
* Some spirits resist attunement, requiring patience and negotiation rather than force. | * Some spirits resist attunement, requiring patience and negotiation rather than force. | ||
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* Excessive attunement may lead to personality shifts, where an Osiari begins to exhibit traits associated with the spirit. | * Excessive attunement may lead to personality shifts, where an Osiari begins to exhibit traits associated with the spirit. | ||
* [[File:Vey'Lora - Attunment 01.jpg|thumb|A Vey'Lora strikes a balance with a nascent spirit of the wind]]Masters of Osia emphasize maintaining equilibrium, ensuring that attunement fosters harmony rather than dominance. | * [[File:Vey'Lora - Attunment 01.jpg|thumb|A Vey'Lora strikes a balance with a nascent spirit of the wind]]Masters of Osia emphasize maintaining equilibrium, ensuring that attunement fosters harmony rather than dominance. | ||
== Risks and Limitations == | == Risks and Limitations == | ||
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=== Over-Attunement === | === Over-Attunement === | ||
Excessive attunement can lead to a loss of personal identity, as the Osiari takes on traits of the attuned spirit. | Excessive attunement can lead to a loss of personal identity, as the Osiari takes on traits of the attuned spirit. | ||
=== Rejection === | === Rejection === | ||
Spirits are not passive forces; they may reject an Osiari who seeks attunement without proper understanding. | Spirits are not passive forces; they may reject an Osiari who seeks attunement without proper understanding. Forced attunement can result in mental disorientation, physical harm, or spiritual displacement. | ||
=== Residual Influence === | === Residual Influence === | ||
Some Osiari retain the influence of a spirit even after the attunement has ended | Some Osiari retain the influence of a spirit even after the attunement has ended changing the very nature of the Osiari. | ||
== Methods of Attunement == | == Methods of Attunement == |