Does that spring in the Giant Crator (I forget the exact name right now) count as a place to rest? Since you don't actually sleep...That's my guess.

I don't recall a recovery spring there, but no, that isn't the answer.

Clue: No Pain. No Gain.

'No Pain, No Gain'?...wait, does that relate to an attack that instead of hurting ends up healing?...

I never said that.

Hmm...well, I'll just go ahead and say;

One person has an element attached to their weapon;
Another has an element attached to their armour;

One hits the other...boom, healed...and that's how baby's are made...

That's how babies are made?!

... no. it isn't possible to hit a dead party member, so that won't work.

(I asked for how to revive, not heal).

Heh, whoopsy...another hint, maybe?

Perhaps at the bottom of this page.

I don't have this game but is there a Pheonix like summon such as there is in FFIX?

Yes... but it Summon Materia counts as Magic so...

WRONG.

Clue: The answer is found outside of battle.

You stay in the Snow place, faint, let the guy bring you back to his cabin?

I dunno... Does that revive dead party members though?

Regardless, I was looking for another answer.

But if it does revive dead party members when you faint there, then go ahead and take yourn turn.

Ooh, I know now! In Gaea's cliff, just before the boss battle, you touch some really shiny snow and it revives and restores all party members!

Besides, passing out and waking up would class as resting at a certain place, and isn't fainting part of the story?

well, you can faint anytime you go to the snowfield, even after you have defeated Schizo, i.e. not part of the storyline.

and yes, i believe the party does rest when they faint and end up in the hut

Alright, your turn then.

I'll save the real answer for when I ask the question again. xD