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...the influence of dreams that the cosmos itself takes its name from them: "Ses" originated as an [[Wikipedia:acronym|acronym]] for the longer term "Surd&a The usual adjective form to refer to things related or pertaining to Ses is "Sesi" (pronounced {{IPA|/ˈsɛsi/}}).

==Gravity== ...or [[underside (æalogy)|underside]], is the bottom. In other cases gravity acts toward the surface of both sides. When this is true, then both sides

...y it composes a separate [[state of matter]] unique to the [[esture]] of [[Ses]]. Spacemist is brightly [[color]]ed and is [[transparency|transparent]] o ...haros)|rew]]s; while there seems to be some similarity in that both oppose gravity to some extent, nobody has proven any causal connection.

...form [[gravity|gravitational]] force on its surface—or possibly with gravity acting in opposite directions on opposite sides. Essentially, a wolk is to ...very least, in two opposite directions on a flat wolk's two sides. If the gravity simply points radially toward the body's center, it is not considered a wol

...he Ancient]] brought [[dream magic|magic]] into the cosmos, and the [[god (Ses)|god]]s emerged and other [[plane]]s were created. ...e its name, and which are partly responsible for the name of the esture of Ses, which means "world of dreams", although this also comes from the prevalenc

...ts unusual method of construction: most of the buildings in the city are [[gravity|gravitationally]] reversed, essentially resting upside-down on the surface ...ten indistinguishable from [[beast]]s of the wild. A handful of [[undead (Ses)|undead]] have been accepted as citizens in Xxere, while they're by no mean