Re: [DL] Hunting Grounds?

[Allan Seyberth <darious@darious.com>]

This is going to be difficult to conceptualize - but I've always considered 
the Hunting Grounds to be the realm of the Jungian archetypes - where 
reality is entirely subjective to the will of the viewer - but most folks 
have a much stronger subconscious mind then their waking one.

It is the realm of dreams and of madness that very few people ever cross 
into in their waking
hours.

And of course, this realm is inhabited by beings with wills of their own.

The Australian dreamtime is how the Hunting Grounds appear to the 
aboriginies, because that is what they are taught and trained to 
expect.  Perhaps they deliberately shape the Dreamtime to their vision to 
give them an advantage - much like the Hucksters visual a game of poker 
against the manitou.

The Hunting Grounds, the Realm of Faerie, the Shadow Realm, Astral Space, 
the Umbra, all of aspects of the same thing.

At 08:41 PM 7/19/2001 -0400, you wrote:
 >
 >         My guess is it would take on whatever form that would disturb the
 >characters the most.  It might even appear different to each
 >character.  All in all it could be whatever it chooses. ;)
 >
 >
 >At 7/19/01, you wrote:
 >>Could someone give me a description (as brief or lengthy as you like) of
 >>what the Hunting Grounds are supposed to be like?  What'll happen to a
 >>posse that manages to physically go to the Hunting Grounds?
 >>
 >>    John Goodrich
 >>     Tentacle #9
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