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The Unifying Theory of Magic Afterlife in the Cosmere *Note: "The shadow of self" in HOA is Preservation's cognitive shadow Astronomy in the Cosmere Notable Dance Parties in the Cosmere Hmmm... that last one doesn't look quite like it fits. After all, the people on Scadrial seem to be the only ones in the Cosmere who have figured out how to really get down. Contact: [email protected] Sanderson uses the term "Final Beyond" to refer to the afterlife, but indicates that there's a "middle place" as well, where people can still interact with the physical realm. These are "cognitive shadows" and include, at least, Kelsier, Threnody's shades, and the Stormfather. http://www.theoryland.com/intvmain.php?i=727#60 no18, also see no45 for explanation of how shards fuel allomancy and no57 for Sazed possibly making returned in the future, no58 Sazed can see spirits remaining in spiritual or cognitive realms, no81 Vin and Elend returned in the future, n87 more great beyond "The ethnicity of the name should strike you," so Aslydin is probably not originally from Scadrial. She is part of the 17th shard, though, so that's probably how Demoux was drafted. http://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/2ytg2h/im_novelist_brandon_sanderson_ama/cpcrd4w == Cosmere Works Read == [[White Sand Prime\|White Sand (prose)]] *[[Aether of Night]] ~~== Notes from SLC Dec 2014 Transcript==~~ ~~Aethers were cannibalized from Liar. Don't be surprised when both books talk about them.~~ ~~The Heralds aren't originally from Roshar. TRANQUILINE HALLS?~~ Miles Hundredlives is being influenced by... something. I can't imagine Sazed doing that (though he ''is'' being influenced by both shards) and Sanderson directly stated that Odium knows about Sazed's two shards and ''is scared''. Is Odium doing that?

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