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There are several schools of energist practice.  The subtle school believes that energism which enhances existing ability and works without obvious effect is best.  However, most skilled energists usually adopt a mixture of several schools. Some energists practice many years under a tutor and others do not learn from a tutor. There is a broad gamut of learning styles, but meditation is universally practiced and essential to the art of energism.
 
There are several schools of energist practice.  The subtle school believes that energism which enhances existing ability and works without obvious effect is best.  However, most skilled energists usually adopt a mixture of several schools. Some energists practice many years under a tutor and others do not learn from a tutor. There is a broad gamut of learning styles, but meditation is universally practiced and essential to the art of energism.
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Energism was mistaken frequently in antiquity as a kind of [[Demotic Magic|folk magic]] and sometimes repressed by local authorities.
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In the [[Khahonri Language]], an all-purpose energist is called a [[z'aluman]] while an energist who focuses her powers on enhancing her combat ability and skills related to combat, such as self-healing, is called a [[kamsudhi]].
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Kamsudhi is a broad term that includes all manner of warriors who use energism in combat.  Some kamsudhi develop powers that enable them to detect and defeat chaos magic practitioners and chaos cultists.
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Energists often practice meditation and focus development of the lower three or four chakras which are essential to the power of energism.
  
 
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Revision as of 12:44, 30 September 2017

Energism is the practice of directing and projecting one's consciousness in both the spiritual and material worlds. A person who practices this is called an energist. While the most powerful energists are in the minority, unlike arcane ability, it is believed than any human and most humanlikes can attain some ability at energism with study and devotion. It is thought that natural energists among humans are statistically more common than among the humanlike races. The words 'psychic' and 'mentalist' are sometimes used interchangeably with the word energist. The term 'psychic' tends to imply that the energist is also Incarnandist.

Energism differs from arcane magic in that energism draws energy directly from the practitioner while arcane spellcraft manipulates the power of unseen, ambient magical energy, called pan. Scholars believe that at some level there is an inherent universality common to both energism and arcanism, but disagree about the nature and practical articulation of it.

Energists are not inherently tied to any religion or belief. Howevever, few energists, in practice, are chaos cultists, and it is widely thought that the self-discipline inherent to energism is incompatible with the cosmic powers of Chaos.

There are several schools of energist practice. The subtle school believes that energism which enhances existing ability and works without obvious effect is best. However, most skilled energists usually adopt a mixture of several schools. Some energists practice many years under a tutor and others do not learn from a tutor. There is a broad gamut of learning styles, but meditation is universally practiced and essential to the art of energism.

Energism was mistaken frequently in antiquity as a kind of folk magic and sometimes repressed by local authorities.

In the Khahonri Language, an all-purpose energist is called a z'aluman while an energist who focuses her powers on enhancing her combat ability and skills related to combat, such as self-healing, is called a kamsudhi.

Kamsudhi is a broad term that includes all manner of warriors who use energism in combat. Some kamsudhi develop powers that enable them to detect and defeat chaos magic practitioners and chaos cultists.

Energists often practice meditation and focus development of the lower three or four chakras which are essential to the power of energism.

See Also