Changes: Mysticism

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Vulcan telekinesis — Vulcans using telekinesis

Mysticism referred to a variety of different religious beliefs and practices, often associated with magic or some otherworldly supernatural forces.

In the case of the Vulcan people, it referred to certain practices such as their unique mental abilities, such as psychokinesis, telepathy, and their ability to transfer their own katra to other host bodies.

The women of Elas were described by Federation scientists as having mystical powers, making them able to "drive men wild." (TOS: "Elaan of Troyius")

In 2285, Admiral James T. Kirk explained to Admiral Morrow that Spock's katra was locked inside Doctor Leonard McCoy's body, and the only way to free it was to return him to Vulcan. Morrow refused to hand over the USS Enterprise to Admiral Kirk, and in addition to the fact that he felt the Enterprise would never take the pounding involved in making the trip to Vulcan, he told him that he didn't know if he believed in Vulcan mysticism. (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock)

External link

Mysticism at Wikipedia

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+'''Mysticism''' referred to a variety of different [[Religion|religious]] beliefs and practices, often associated with [[magic]] or some otherworldly supernatural forces.
+In the case of the [[Vulcan]] people, it referred to certain practices such as their unique mental abilities, such as [[psychokinesis]], [[telepathy]], and their ability to transfer their own ''[[katra]]'' to other [[host]] bodies.
-'''Mysticism''' referred to a variety of different [[Religion|religious]] beliefs and practices, often associated with [[magic]] or some otherworldy supernatural forces.
+The [[women]] of [[Elas]] were described by [[Federation]] [[scientist]]s as having mystical powers, making them able to "drive men wild." ({{TOS|Elaan of Troyius}})
-In the case of the [[Vulcan]] [[Races and cultures|people]], it referred to certain practices such as their unique mental abilities, such as [[psychokinesis]], [[telepathy]], and their ability to transfer their own ''[[katra]]'' to other [[host]] bodies.
-In [[2285]], [[Admiral]] [[James T. Kirk]] explains to [[Admiral]] [[Harry Morrow|Morrow]] that [[Spock]]'s katra is locked inside [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]]'s body, and the only way to free it, is to return him to [[Vulcan (planet)|Vulcan]]. Morrow refused to hand over the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS Enterprise]] to Admiral [[James T. Kirk]], and in addition to the fact that he felt the Enterprise would never take the pounding involved in making the trip to Vulcan, he told him that he didn't know if he believed in Vulcan '''mysticism'''. ({{film|3}})
+In [[2285]], [[Admiral]] [[James T. Kirk]] explained to Admiral [[Morrow]] that [[Spock]]'s ''katra'' was locked inside [[Doctor]] [[Leonard McCoy]]'s body, and the only way to free it was to return him to {{dis|Vulcan|planet}}. Morrow refused to hand over the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} to Admiral Kirk, and in addition to the fact that he felt the ''Enterprise'' would never take the pounding involved in making the trip to Vulcan, he told him that he didn't know if he believed in Vulcan mysticism. ({{film|3}})
 ==See also==
+* ''[[Katra]]''
+* [[Magic]]
+** [[Black magic]]
+* [[Paranormal ability]]
+* [[Psychokinesis]]
 * [[Qui'lari]]
-* [[Psychokinesis]]
 * [[Telepathy]]
 * [[Vision]]
 * [[Vision quest]]
+* [[Witchcraft]]
-* [[Katra]]
-* [[Magic]]
 ==External link==
 * {{wikipedia}}
-[[Category:Religion]]
+[[Category:Mythology]]