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** Your issues can't be solved by entheogens, one meditation session, or enlightening conversation. It takes real work to confront and work through your problems, and staying in denial will only hurt yourself and the others around you. Many of the characters talk a good game about meditation and enlightenment, but haven't actually put the ''effort'' into becoming better people.
** Escapism isn't the same thing as the pursuit of enlightenment. You shouldn't use spiritual pursuits as an escape from real life.
** Your issues can't be solved by entheogens, one meditation session, or enlightening conversation. It takes real work to confront and work through your problems, and staying in denial will only hurt yourself and the others around you. Many of the characters talk a good game about meditation and enlightenment, but haven't actually put the ''effort'' into becoming better people.
** Escapism isn't the same thing as the pursuit of enlightenment. You shouldn't use spiritual pursuits as an escape from real life.
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* TakenFromADream: The universe simulators seem to operate on a combination of virtual reality and magic, creating entirely simulated worlds with no presence in reality - while at the same time allowing users to bring objects from the virtual world into the real world. Throughout the series, Clancy brings back souvenirs from his adventures, most commonly the shoes he collects OncePerEpisode, but also a number of things brought back by accident, including one of the clown parasites from "[[Recap/TheMidnightGospelS1E2OfficersAndWolves Officers And Wolves]]", an ice cream-puking pegasi from "[[Recap/TheMidnightGospelS1E3HuntersWithoutAHome Hunters Without A Home]]", and Trudy the Love Barbarian's healing rose from "[[Recap/TheMidnightGospelS1E4BlindedByMyEnd Blinded By My End]]." In "[[Recap/TheMidnightGospelS1E6VultureWithHonor Vulture With Honor]]", it turns out that more enterprising "simulation farmers" like Blithrreyus use the same function to track down valuable artefacts within the simulated worlds and sell them on the black market.
