Mage ●
Spells ● Opening the Lidless Eye
As the Mind ● Third Eye spell, except that the mage casts this upon another mage or even a supernatural being such as a ghost or werewolf. If this spell is cast upon a Sleeper, it invokes Disbelief immediately, even if its Duration is less than one scene.
If the target is unwilling, he may resist with a reflexive and contested Resolve + Gnosis roll.
Silver Ladder Rote: See With My Eyes
It can be difficult to inspire others to follow one’s plan if they lack an understanding of its details. Mages of the Silver Ladder use this rote to reveal the nuances of a situation to others, enabling subjects to comprehend why the mages’ designs are ultimately for the best.
Guardians of the Veil Rote: And You Shall See
Guardians of the Veil open others to the sorcerers’ exceptional senses so that all might act in concert to defend the sanctity of the Mysteries.
Theosophy Tradition Rote: Transmission of Brilliance and Energy[1]
When Annie Besant first met Madame Blavatsky, HPB didn't say a word to her about anything occult at all. They spoke for half an hour, and when it was time for Mrs Besant to leave, the older woman fixed Mrs Besant's gaze and said only this: “Oh my dear Mrs Besant, if only you would come among us.” At that moment, Mrs Besant's perceptions were altered. This was the moment of her conversion.
By talking to the subject about anything at all, the mage can implant a tiny suggestion. A single trigger phrase, right at the end of the conversation, instantly expands the subject's perceptions. Suddenly, everything looks new and strange.