The Faery Whisperer
“This article is an amalgamation of some previous posts at deadbutdreaming, a shorter version of which was recently published by New Dawn Magazine. It probably raises more questions than it gives answers, but I wanted to put these ideas in one place before moving on to any further Cosmic interpretations of what the faerie phenomenon might really be about…” This is
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This is a “Press This” of Marje’s post on the Sisters of the Fey. Take a peek into her magical world. ❤ On Saturday I was at a creative writing course in Cambridge run by artist Lyndell Phelps and poet, writer, producer Dan Simpson. It was a very warm day, perhaps too warm to be cooped inside writing… Source: A Magic Gate
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Would you dance with the fairies? I know, I would! ❤ “Fairy rings are a naturally occurring ring of mushrooms normally found in forested areas and grasslands. Even though the fairy rings form due to natural causes, they are surrounded by folklore…” Click the link below to learn more: Source: Fairy Rings
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Have you ever heard about The Fairy Folk of the Cairngorms? No? You will want to visit this blog. Here’s what you will read about: Folklore from the Cairngorms, including Fairy Sweethearts, Green Fairy Dogs, Kelpies, Brownies, and Well Spirits Grab a cup of coffee or tea and experience the magic! ❤ Click this link: https://faeryfolklorist.blogspot.co.uk/2018/04/the-fairy-folk-of-cairngorms.html
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Originally posted on deadbutdreaming:
I was recently invited on to Charles Christian‘s Weird Tales Radio Show to discuss some aspects of the faeries. The links are below, and the interview begins at 05.14. What did we talk about? Morgan le Fay and Arthuriana The origins of the faeries Altered states of consciousness and the faeries Are they supposed to have…
Some of the stories we consider to be myths are actually steeped in ancient beliefs. The tree of life appears in most major religions and its symbolism is recognized around the world. “The Celtic Tree of Life served as a portal to invisible worlds and became a source of sacred knowledge, guarded by the most enlightened ones.” Read more by
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Ali Isaac writes about Irish myths, legends, and tales. Today she has a special offer – a free book! I got my copy… did you get yours? *** You may have noticed there was no blog post from me last week. I try really hard to keep the blog updated as often as I can, but sometimes things happen which
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Originally posted on The Sisters of the Fey:
The minute I meet someone, I want to know their birth date. Naturally, this makes some people wonder if am into astrology. Others, simply think I’m weird and ignore the question. Still, others, give me their information regardless. Admittedly, I am interested in astrology but that is not why I ask. Those…
I LOVE The Vikings, on the History Channel. I’ve always been pleased how the writers have tried to stick to historical truths. Ellen Lloyd, from AncientPages.com has uncovered some new information. Enjoy. ❤ Share this: Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – There are so many striking historical similarities between Ivar the Boneless and Ímar that some scholars suggest these two Vikings
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Image Credit: Pinterest A few years ago, my husband and I decided that Christmas had grown too commercialized for our taste. Our kids and grandkids all had their own lives and traditions which left us to ourselves each holiday season. Let’s face it. Christmas and gift giving are great if you have kids or grandkids but once they grow older
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