werewolf transformations

Okay so i wanted to talk about werewolf transformations. I wanted to know if you where to change into a wolf or werewolf for the first time. Would your body start having like warming sensations. Say like ears, feet, hands, etc...? And would they turn red?

I just wanted to know that :)

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Does this post have anything to do with spells, or just mystical creatures that a few here claim to be?

no i am not a wolf or werewolf i just wanted to know about mythical creatures :)

That type of transformation only really happens on the Astral. I've never seen nor felt any warming sensations from it.

I guess it would depend on the individual in the astral..

i know, i've always wondered. i know i've seen some movies that they human that changes into a werewolf, there body turns all redish and gets a little warm. But those are just movies.

Could you cite these movies? I've never heard of that. I suspect you were just gauging our reactions.

It's perfectly fine to do this transformation in the astral, but please don't let wolves bite you, hehe. It depends on how you react to magick I suppose; personally I tingle and get a terrible vibration in my head, followed by spurts of hot and cold sensation. You have to try it to find out.

lol if u say so chief. i know what i've seen.

well i trust ego more than raven, and it makes sense what ego said

Pics or it didn't happen.

For a physical change to occur, yes your whole skeleton would become messed up, deformed, and your skin would probably tear too. Notice my use of the conditional tense, implying that under certain conditions that this is possible this would happen. But it isn't anything physical.

The closest thing we have to werewolves would perhaps be Wendigo Syndrome (a syndrome in which you crave human flesh, developed almost exclusively among Native Americans) or skinwalkers. I do believe in skinwalkers, but not werewolves (though I do want to see that new Benicio Deltoro movie!).

And let's not forget hypertrichosis.