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<blockquote data-quote="System Ufera" data-source="post: 6371841" data-attributes="member: 6671268">These will definitely be helpful. You've given me a bit too many for me to post my thoughts on your suggestions individually, but I do want to clarify something...Concerning the &quot;exotic experiences,&quot; I suppose I should have allowed myself to be less brief in order to provide a less vague description of what I meant. See, Im-Tinar's interest in exotic experiences is mostly for the purpose of enlightenment and understanding, especially in consideration of others' perspectives and experiencing life as something else. This usually means physical transformation, though it probably wouldn't be like other miracles; in most cases, it would probably require more of a ritual at a shrine than a mere prayer. In fact, one of the duties of the pact is called &quot;The Pilgrimage of the New Body,&quot; which requires followers who go on the &quot;pilgrimage&quot; to spend one month either transformed or, in some cases, in someone else's body. However, there's nothing stopping those not on the pilgrimage, or even those outside of the pact, from requesting transformation-type services from a temple of Im-Tinar, for a fee.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="System Ufera, post: 6371841, member: 6671268"] These will definitely be helpful. You've given me a bit too many for me to post my thoughts on your suggestions individually, but I do want to clarify something... Concerning the "exotic experiences," I suppose I should have allowed myself to be less brief in order to provide a less vague description of what I meant. See, Im-Tinar's interest in exotic experiences is mostly for the purpose of enlightenment and understanding, especially in consideration of others' perspectives and experiencing life as something else. This usually means physical transformation, though it probably wouldn't be like other miracles; in most cases, it would probably require more of a ritual at a shrine than a mere prayer. In fact, one of the duties of the pact is called "The Pilgrimage of the New Body," which requires followers who go on the "pilgrimage" to spend one month either transformed or, in some cases, in someone else's body. However, there's nothing stopping those not on the pilgrimage, or even those outside of the pact, from requesting transformation-type services from a temple of Im-Tinar, for a fee. [/QUOTE]

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