a simple visualization attempt

glitter-experience

i'm not expert or sorcerer . maybe i be able to force silent for a fraction of second. but anyway, sometimes in low light , when i turn my head around , for a fraction of second , i see something like the picture above on my view . it's not as detailed as the picture , and it's more arranged circles , but maybe experienced ones see something like this . please comment if it is correct or not .

to produce this , i searched for glitter on google , and using GIMP(one of the free alternatives to photoshop) i changed it to become like this . here is the link to picture that i used:

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u/danl999 4 points 2020-10-22 21:21

We're remarkably simple creatures.

But not at all what we believe ourselves to be.

If the assemblage point moves, all sorts of weird things happen. You can even turn into a fly. Carol Tiggs has done that a few times.

What prevents us from knowing about that is the internal dialogue. It's yapping all the time, telling us how things are.

So the assemblage point is forced into a specific location, where seeing things like this is not acceptable.

Trouble is, magic leaks in! Children swim in it, until they get fully punished into ignoring it forever.

Even turning your head can release some new energy we seldom use, and if the assemblage point isn't horribly fixed in place, you can see something like this.

People also get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, coming right out of a dream even if they don't remember it. They awake with their assemblage point shifted a bit.

They turn on the bathroom lights, and they can't believe their eyes!

The whole room is spinning with strange lights.

What can you do with that?

It might mean you never need power plants. Or it might mean, you took quite a few.

But as far as learning sorcery, sorcery isn't a destination. It's a very very long road.

So this is good for an upfront cash payment to get you started practicing, but it's only $2.

Better than nothing! Some start out with zero experiences of magic, and I'm afraid to say, they have to struggle so hard.

There's also the guy who consumed an entire ton of magic mushrooms over his life.

Those guys find it much easier to make things happen.

But then, they're nuts. So they never get anywhere.

I'd say, you're in the sweet spot.

Add hard work, and you get magic!

Doesn't GIMP suck! It's terrible...

I love it.

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u/dosomething1372 1 points 2020-10-22 21:53

Even turning your head can release some new energy we seldom use

best possible explanation

It might mean you never need power plants. Or it might mean, you took quite a few.

5 years ago i got diabetic(type 1) i was a healthy 22 years old idiot and it shocked me very hard and maybe that loosened my AP. it slowly changed my view of life.

I'd say, you're in the sweet spot.

motivating!

Doesn't GIMP suck! It's terrible...

yeah Krita is better if you havn't tried it yet . there are also a couple of good online photoeditors out there

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u/danl999 3 points 2020-10-22 22:28

best possible explanation

The cool thing about this subreddit is, you can actually see this for yourself.

Don't need the explanations, except to convince people to work hard.

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u/danl999 2 points 2020-11-25 17:18

Anything you could use to make a children's book?

I'd really like to encourage children not to ignore magic. It was a project of Carlos in private classes, but he didn't have time.

Don't mention anything to do with Carlos, just teach children to play with what they find and ignore the adults.

Ideally something like what I use to make the mannequin pics, but with "skins" that go over the characters.

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u/dosomething1372 1 points 2020-11-25 20:48

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EDIT: please use wick editor . ( more on my third reply )

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so here is what i found (i didn't used items in 1 and 2)

1- first

watch this video

to get an idea of how to easily do it . ( it uses paid software ) free alternative to the software used above is Powtoon .

an usage example

2- creating e-book ,

this

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or this

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or this

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or this

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3- if you want custom character creating, with full skeleton control ,

simple

, medium, advanced . using Godot , which is a powerfull and free game engine and i love it. you can also make your books as mobile apps using Godot .

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u/dosomething1372 1 points 2020-11-25 21:24

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EDIT: please use wick editor . ( more on my third reply )

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also , an easier alternative to ( my previous reply to ) create custom 2d characters is Inkscape .

tutorial

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example

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u/dosomething1372 2 points 2020-11-25 21:35

i just remembered , the best all in one pack in my opinion is Wick Editor.

you can create online animation and interactive games with it . you can import image , draw yourself , animate , put audio and etc... completely free and online . wick editor is similar to Adobe Flash 8 .

there are official tutorial links on their website . i personally used it before and it is
very good .

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u/danl999 2 points 2020-11-25 21:41

Great, sounds like just what I need!

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u/wifigunslinger 2 points 2020-10-23 10:32

The ability to move the assemblage point to another position and maintain it is the definition of a sorcerer.

As dan said this could happen naturally or it could take vast amounts of effort.

The trick is understanding you already use the energy necessary to move the AP by maintaining this reality.

Unfortunately small shifts are common place and deeper, wider or elongated shifts define a man / woman of knowledge.