These are the terms of those subjects I have only broadly discussed in previous blogs which here I hope to better discuss while providing these same spaces with a little more then solitary usage without explanation.
Their are 7 concepts which are used most thoroughly throughout the art and these are best used in the context of the things called sprays, for accessing the technology which features a different form then what is known by science or magic.
These are written such that they provide a person with basic accessiblity and then in seperate pages shall be explained seperately in more detail, as these are written in the manner that is best found when we write them clearly as seperate parts. These are their terms wittin below:
- Chememes : That part of detail and definition which has artistic depiction anywhere.
- Phentals : That manifestation of mind on matter which forms the basic composition.
- Chancarts : That art of chance which when built up forms different potential forms.
- Averence : That substance created from limitation which creates in turn tools of novelty.
- Boprim : That substance which forms the idea of emulation of substance out of reach.
- Glamour : That thing which changes form from the idea which is phental on body.
- Interprets : That interpretation which is written and found in all things themed.
These have function, in that each does something unique which requires a method to understand and a method use, which I can no more offer then in the slightest of implications where the concept is built from these definitions. Infact the art is become so advanced the effort is now on your part to understand, with this I leave these here as such and begin work on each in definition of subject.
As no person who has tried not is able the access this in this period, for I cam to you before and thought to help you but you did little beyond feed me, this leads here and so you are left with your own task to gain these things.
See then that this is where it goes and these are not of harms unseen.
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