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One of the most universally felt Divine Constants is the '''Speed of Light Limitation'''. | One of the most universally felt Divine Constants is the '''Speed of Light Limitation'''. | ||
* It binds | * It binds ''Material existence'' so that no physical object can naturally exceed the speed of light. | ||
* Civilizations must either invent technologies to phase into adjacent planes (such as the [[Teleka Plane]], [[Astral Plane (Galaxa)]], or [[Ethereal Plane]]) or endure the natural isolation intended for their early growth. | * Civilizations must either invent technologies to phase into adjacent planes (such as the [[Teleka Plane]], [[Astral Plane (Galaxa)]], or [[Ethereal Plane]]) or endure the natural isolation intended for their early growth. | ||
* Sidestepping the Speed of Light through metaphysical methods honors the Divine Constants without violating them. | * Sidestepping the Speed of Light through metaphysical methods honors the Divine Constants without violating them. | ||