For those who have read "A Swiftly Tilting Planet" how does "going within" work??

Question

We have to do an assignment for school and need to write a story similar to "A Swiftly Tilting Planet"
How does going within work??

Answer 1

You should read A Wind in the Door first. This book comes before A Swiftly Tilting Planet and it describes going within pretty well. I always though of it as imagining that you are there and then you become a part of it. Time and size do not effect the going in experience. In A Wind in the Door, Meg goes inside of Charles W's cells.

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Answer 2

Going Within a person, as far as I can tell, means to somehow have your consciousness share the body of another person with that person's consciousness and mind. The "catch" of going Within is that one must remain a passive observer of the awareness and experiences of another, yet influence the person's thoughts and actions when the proper Might-Have-Been comes along.