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They both agree that water is a wonderful element, but, obviously, for different reasons. The reflective sect believes that water symbolizes mental reflection of oneself; it provides a medium to reveal truth. The transparency sect states that reflections allow one to indulge in vanity and superficiality. The transparency sect believes that water symbolizes clarity and purity of thought; it allows one to see the internal truths. The reflective sect states that clarity is only effective when the truths are depthless and shallow. | They both agree that water is a wonderful element, but, obviously, for different reasons. The reflective sect believes that water symbolizes mental reflection of oneself; it provides a medium to reveal truth. The transparency sect states that reflections allow one to indulge in vanity and superficiality. The transparency sect believes that water symbolizes clarity and purity of thought; it allows one to see the internal truths. The reflective sect states that clarity is only effective when the truths are depthless and shallow. | ||
− | Some sorcerors and theologians claim that reflective surfaces are gates to a [[ | + | Some sorcerors and theologians claim that reflective surfaces are gates to a [[mirrorverse]] of strange [[spirits, ghosts, and dopplegangers]]. Prophets of the reflective city claim that clairsentience is like peering into a hazy mirror that reflects the future into the past. Prophets of the refractive city claim that clairsentience is like peering into a murky prism that holds a hidden possibility. |
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