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2012-04-30: I had the great pleasure of speaking with Harriet McDougal Rigney about her life. She's an amazing talent and person and it will take you less than an hour to agree.
2012-04-24: Some thoughts I had during JordanCon4 and the upcoming conclusion of "The Wheel of Time."
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It's a strong matter of belief. If you believe something like that will happen to you, then it can and does.
[I wonder why Moghedien believed that though, if she one of the best of the (Forsaken) in Tel'aran'rhiod]
Also, what about wounds and pain? Causing pains/wounds though an intermediate source—such as stabbing one with a dagger made in Tel'aran'rhiod—causes lasting pain. Yet if one were to simply cause the other to feel that pain directly, it fades upon reaching the waking world.
No it doesn't. If you feel pain in the World of Dreams, in Tel'aran'rhiod, then you have that pain in the waking world. Tel'aran'rhiod IS real in that respect.
[More along the same, I forget wording. But I wonder why pain would stay, if Egwene's healing didn't? Belief again?]
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