I just edited her page in the library to include all the details about her relationship with Lan in the first book. Maybe we'll pick up some more I missed before.
I guess Jordan saw that this was a rather questionable idea and decided to bury it in silence. Must be rather inconvenient for a professional healer, btw.
I can't remember this being said again, but likewise no sick channelers come to mind. They are vulnerable to all kinds of physical injuries (including heat, cold, poison - eg. snakebites, the Ashamen in ToM), but no common maladies, fevers etc. seem to touch them.
I love Lan and Moiraine!Lan said:
And it's fun to watch Nynaeve and Lan's relationship in its first phases.
(even if it's to Nynaeve, that still always kinda struck me as rude to to do someone without their consent...), it always made me sad for Moiraine that she lost the connection she had with Lan. 
I know she did it willingly and obviously Nynaeve and Lan need to be bonded. Besides, Moiraine gets Thom. But even so, it's a bit bittersweet to read these chapters with Lan and Moiraine, knowing that they won't always be bonded. Not sure if that's just me. 
:rofl Poor Perrin. Though I do agree with Egwene that it makes the most sense for them to trade who rides Bela.Perrin said:
Ok..... (it does describe that Domon wants to make haste, but the conditions on the river are preventing him, but this sentence still made me :arch)
This takes on a whole new meaning now.Raen said:
And that last sentence made me shiver, coming from a Tuatha'an. Such songs must be so sad for them coming from their perspective of the Way of the Leaf where taking any life is anathema.And so it begins.
That confused me as well... I didn't remember anything that comes up later in the book about 'blinding' the Eye of the World. I have no idea what that could mean other than maybe one of the Forsaken trying to claim the Eye for themselves? And thus empty it (which could be seen as 'blinding' it).
Me, too!
I kept wanting to find out what happened to Cloud. And Perrin's horse when he feel into the river. I wondered that as well. I don't think it ever comes up again later.
That would be my explanation as well.
Yes! This is something I kept wondering during the start of the book. I've never done a reread before now and so am not used to going back to square one. I'm so used to Aes Sedais' ageless faces being a dead giveaway (plus the great serpent ring). I could almost understand why people in the Two Rivers wouldn't be able to tell, but I was surprised that it held true in Baerlon as well. They introduced her as Lady Alys and were still able to, without too much effort except when they were leaving the city, hide that she was Aes Sedai. Not sure if the people in that region are just uncommonly unaware of Aes Sedai (they are far from Tar Valon, but so are places west of the Mountains of Mist and people there can still recognize Aes Sedai, right?), if my mind is playing tricks on me and people aren't actually that quick to pick up on Aes Sedai agelessness as I remember (it is true that we spend most of the series around people who are used to Aes Sedai and thus are used to noticing such things) or if Jordan's image of the world just evolved throughout the books.Megana said:
This takes on a whole new meaning now.
Or are they still roaming the world looking for the song? I wonder if they would have found it if they ever did meet the Green Man before he lost his mind? Was the song the song of planting?
It's almost as though their "search for the song" becomes just a reason for them to keep moving, more than an active search. 
Oh, thanks for the clarification! I knew there was a reason I was doing a reread.Oh, and Moiraine doesn't pass Lan's bond to Nynaeve... She sets up for it to pass to um.. Myrelle (?) when she dies (or in her case, falls through the door to the realm of the Aelfin/Eelfin). He remains bonded to Myrelle for AGES (even after he's been travelling with Nynaeve). Nynaeve doesn't get his bond officially until she passes her Aes Sedai test, and then it's pretty much the first thing she does
So does Moiraine come back from Aelfinn/Eelfinn Land after Nynaeve's already bonded to him?
Moiraine tells Lan about the bond shift which will happen when she dies during book 2, by which point the Nynaeve/Lan thing is well underway. I'm not sure if that's just when she tells him about something which was set up far in the past, or if it's something she does when she vanishes on the road from Shienar to Tar Valon. If it's the latter, I can quite see her plotting that far ahead to make sure that Nynaeve will have Lan's bond