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| − | ''' | + | All spirit arts behave according to one of the '''Five Ways'''. Those who walk the path of the spirit practice one or more of these. |
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| − | + | * ''The Way of the Aura'' – Knowledge, communication, truth and lies | |
| + | * ''The Way of the Form'' – Stability, cohesion, strength and weakness | ||
| + | * ''The Way of the Hand'' – Force, energy, creation and destruction | ||
| + | * ''The Way of the Step'' – Travel, movement, freedom and restraint | ||
| + | * ''The Way of the Voice'' – Emotion, will, courage and fear | ||
| − | + | Each one of the Five Ways embodies positive and negative aspects. These balanced forces of positive and negative are referred to as ''motions''. | |
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Revision as of 21:33, 26 January 2021
All spirit arts behave according to one of the Five Ways. Those who walk the path of the spirit practice one or more of these.
- The Way of the Aura – Knowledge, communication, truth and lies
- The Way of the Form – Stability, cohesion, strength and weakness
- The Way of the Hand – Force, energy, creation and destruction
- The Way of the Step – Travel, movement, freedom and restraint
- The Way of the Voice – Emotion, will, courage and fear
Each one of the Five Ways embodies positive and negative aspects. These balanced forces of positive and negative are referred to as motions.
