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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

This has to do with their beliefs as to the mysterious relationships which are thought to obtain between the world of reality and the medicine world, that, at times, these two worlds impinge on one another, and become one. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #995)
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1 995 This has to do with their beliefs as to the View more quotes about mysterious">mysterious relationships which are thought to obtain between the world of reality and the medicine world, that, at times, these two worlds impinge on one another, and become one.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 992 This pelt, like a garment which is at one time both cowl and cape, covers both the head and back.
1 993 It is perhaps felt that something of the sleen's acuity and tenacity is thus imparted to the scout.
1 994 Some scouts believe that they become, when donning this pelt, a sleen.
1 995 This has to do with their beliefs as to the mysterious relationships which are thought to obtain between the world of reality and the medicine world, that, at times, these two worlds impinge on one another, and become one.
1 996 To be sure, from a practical point of view, the pelt makes an excellent camouflage.
1 997 It is easy, for example, to mistake a scout, on all fours, spying over a rise, for a wild sleen.
1 998 Such animals are not uncommon in the Barrens.
This pelt, like a garment which is at one time both cowl and cape, covers both the head and back. It is perhaps felt that something of the sleen's acuity and tenacity is thus imparted to the scout. Some scouts believe that they become, when donning this pelt, a sleen. This has to do with their beliefs as to the mysterious relationships which are thought to obtain between the world of reality and the medicine world, that, at times, these two worlds impinge on one another, and become one. To be sure, from a practical point of view, the pelt makes an excellent camouflage. It is easy, for example, to mistake a scout, on all fours, spying over a rise, for a wild sleen. Such animals are not uncommon in the Barrens. - (Savages of Gor)