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 | | Finally, male and female channelers experience the Power differently: a woman would describe it as a gentle force requiring patience, acceptance, guidance, and relaxation, while a man frequently describes it as a rough torrent requiring strict control and exertion of force. |
 | | In short, women surrender saidar, influencing it from within, while men seize saidin, manipulating it from without. |
 | | This essential difference in the "feeling" of the Power means that a woman cannot teach a man to channel, and vice-versa (it has been tried, many, many times), especially as many "weaves" (spells) which work for one sex do not work the same way for the other. |
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