Due to Grainne's diligence in translating, she has recovered the following passages from the book:
The realm of Spirit is: of promise, of paths not yet taken, of unformed mysteries, of everything and nothing.
An entire universe exists in a single cell and we, comprised of so many, blossom with potential. Should we tap into it and understand ourselves, we reach not only Spirit but true knowledge of the vast wonders Koriim gives.
Spirit is both projective and receptive. We get and we give, combining all other elements into a single, perfect spark that is life itself.
Though spirit is about us and our place with all things around us. There are those who would take such a gift and shroud it in darkness and despair. In doing so, they become terrible, powerful, and pitiful. For those people, no matter how hard they try, will never understand what it is to truly be alive in the vastnss of creation.
She will also find a number of meditative practices meant to connect oneself to the earth, sky, and all things, even the more malleable concepts of the heart, mind, and soul.
Part 2
Due to Grainne's diligence in translating, she has recovered the following passages from the book:
The realm of Spirit is: of promise, of paths not yet taken, of unformed mysteries, of everything and nothing.
An entire universe exists in a single cell and we, comprised of so many, blossom with potential. Should we tap into it and understand ourselves, we reach not only Spirit but true knowledge of the vast wonders Koriim gives.
Spirit is both projective and receptive. We get and we give, combining all other elements into a single, perfect spark that is life itself.
Though spirit is about us and our place with all things around us. There are those who would take such a gift and shroud it in darkness and despair. In doing so, they become terrible, powerful, and pitiful. For those people, no matter how hard they try, will never understand what it is to truly be alive in the vastnss of creation.
She will also find a number of meditative practices meant to connect oneself to the earth, sky, and all things, even the more malleable concepts of the heart, mind, and soul.