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maskormenacelogs2016-03-08 08:23 pm
burnseternal) wrote in maskormenacelogs2016-03-08 08:23 pm
OPEN
WHO: Saint Walker and YOU.
WHERE: In every Porter City to make sure imPorts of every city have access to some good old fashioned meditation!
WHEN: Throughout March.
WHAT: As per this post, Saint Walker is offering meditation lessons -- people tagging in needn't respond to that post to participate, however. All of my starters will be geared towards meditation classes, but if you want to play out anything else, feel free to PM me or PP me at feygasm!
WARNINGS: None anticipated.
A: HEROPA
[Heropa is, in truth, where Saint Walker prefers to give his lessons. Not because he lives there - to commute between cities is but a trifling thing - but because it features a quiet, peaceful beach ideal for meditation. While it's possible to meditate no matter the locale, it's always easier for beginners to have nothing but the sounds of nature and Saint Walker's harp to distract them from their task.
Saint Walker is easy enough to spot on the beach, as blue and alien as he is, but even if he goes unnoticed, he's got an eye out for any of his potential students coming towards him. He floats in mid-air, legs crossed and hands resting gently on his knees as he surveys his surroundings.
Even if you're not here for meditation classes, there's certainly no harm in saying hello.]
B: NONAH/MAURTIA FALLS/DE CHIMA
[In the absence of a nearby beach in the remaining Porter cities, Saint Walker has located nearby forests for meditation purposes. It may not be as sunny and warm as Heropa, but the air is clean and fresh, and Saint Walker knows that there's a small river - more of a creek, really - not so far away that they may use to their advantage. To prevent others from getting lost, he lingers at the entrance of the forest, hands wrapped around a thermos of green tea he had made at home, large enough to provide cups for anyone who may decide to attend his lessons.]
C: WILDCARD
[Want to do anything else? Go to the library? To a cafe? Catch him flying about town, or playing his instrument publicly? Just let me know, and I'll be happy to write a starter for you, or respond to one made for me!]
WHERE: In every Porter City to make sure imPorts of every city have access to some good old fashioned meditation!
WHEN: Throughout March.
WHAT: As per this post, Saint Walker is offering meditation lessons -- people tagging in needn't respond to that post to participate, however. All of my starters will be geared towards meditation classes, but if you want to play out anything else, feel free to PM me or PP me at feygasm!
WARNINGS: None anticipated.
A: HEROPA
[Heropa is, in truth, where Saint Walker prefers to give his lessons. Not because he lives there - to commute between cities is but a trifling thing - but because it features a quiet, peaceful beach ideal for meditation. While it's possible to meditate no matter the locale, it's always easier for beginners to have nothing but the sounds of nature and Saint Walker's harp to distract them from their task.
Saint Walker is easy enough to spot on the beach, as blue and alien as he is, but even if he goes unnoticed, he's got an eye out for any of his potential students coming towards him. He floats in mid-air, legs crossed and hands resting gently on his knees as he surveys his surroundings.
Even if you're not here for meditation classes, there's certainly no harm in saying hello.]
B: NONAH/MAURTIA FALLS/DE CHIMA
[In the absence of a nearby beach in the remaining Porter cities, Saint Walker has located nearby forests for meditation purposes. It may not be as sunny and warm as Heropa, but the air is clean and fresh, and Saint Walker knows that there's a small river - more of a creek, really - not so far away that they may use to their advantage. To prevent others from getting lost, he lingers at the entrance of the forest, hands wrapped around a thermos of green tea he had made at home, large enough to provide cups for anyone who may decide to attend his lessons.]
C: WILDCARD
[Want to do anything else? Go to the library? To a cafe? Catch him flying about town, or playing his instrument publicly? Just let me know, and I'll be happy to write a starter for you, or respond to one made for me!]
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The problem with my poor decisions is that some of them are made with rushed intentions. Best intentions are great, rushed intentions make people worry.
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[Oh, Doctor, don't get him started on the philosophy of emotion.]
This is why logic and emotion must go hand-in-hand.
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I'd put a bit more weight on emotion, though. It's easy to think yourself in a circle—I've found it's harder to feel yourself in a circle.
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I believe that they work best in tandem. One should not function wholly without the other, and to go too far in any one direction is a path of folly. But I do admit that, personally speaking, I have always been weighted in favour of emotion. Something to work on, perhaps, without one here to anchor me.
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Besides, logic changes with worlds and with dimensions. Emotion always sticks.
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[ the Land of Fiction is exactly what you think it is. ]
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It was a pocket dimension, run on the rules of fiction and on the brainpower of an author.
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Well. That certainly is an unsettling thought. And what if something were to happen to the author?
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[ the 1960s were really weird, okay? ]
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[THAT'S FUCKING AWFUL, DOCTOR]
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...which is to say, their dimension is safe?
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...I suppose all that's left is to hope for the best, [he offers, a little lamely.] I will say a word for them in my prayers.
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Considering I can't do anything in this dimension, that's probably for the best.