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Vulcan mysticism refers to the seemingly [[magic]]al practices of the [[Vulcan]] [[Races and cultures|people]], such as their unique mental abilities, such as [[psychokinesis]], [[telepathy]] and their uncanny ability to transfer their own [[katra]] to other host bodies. |
Vulcan mysticism refers to the seemingly [[magic]]al practices of the [[Vulcan]] [[Races and cultures|people]], such as their unique mental abilities, such as [[psychokinesis]], [[telepathy]] and their uncanny ability to transfer their own [[katra]] to other host bodies. |
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The fal-tor-pan.
Vulcan mysticism refers to the seemingly magical practices of the Vulcan people, such as their unique mental abilities, such as psychokinesis, telepathy and their uncanny ability to transfer their own katra to other host bodies.
In 2285, Admiral Morrow told James T. Kirk that he doesn't believe in Vulcan mysticism. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)