Re: More from MotP

This morning Sean wrote about Radiance bodies:

> Anywhere along the electromagnetic spectrum, I would think. Microwaves...

He ends the sentence with cosmic rays. However, cosmic rays are not radiance;
they're small particles (matter) flying at incredible speed (close to the
speed of light). These particles live for a very short time, but because they
are so very fast, and due to the effects of relativity, from our point of view
they live a very long time. Also, they came from very far away.

I do like the idea of a cosmic ray body, though. But maybe it should be a mix
of elemental earth and positive energy. Most probably however cosmic rays would
be the manifestation of pure positive energy, I think. Naturally the correspon-
ding anti-matter would be negative energy cosmic rays then.

Does this sound natural to you all?

Qrefcit, priest of Thot
Hans van Dongen