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Garden Faeries?

By On November 26, 2011 · Leave a Comment

I had never heard of a garden fairy (faerie) lair before I saw this article.  And, looking at the photo… well, she might be right.

May Dreams Gardens: Revealing birds, fairies, and letters

www.maydreamsgardens.com11/26/11

It is even harder, though, to be quiet enough to sneak up to this spot and actually see the [...]

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Do You See Faeries?

By On March 27, 2010 · 12 Comments

Do you see faeries?

Faeries can look like anyone else you see daily, and they don’t always have wings. In fact, most of them don’t.

Many faeries — and people of faerie descent — are the same size as everyone else.  You might pass by them on the street, at work or at school, and [...]

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Meeting Faeries in Your Dreams

By On February 8, 2010 · 6 Comments

Faeries can be encountered in your dreams.  Sometimes it’s just a make-believe story — a typical dream* — in which you’re remembering a tale heard long ago… except that you’re in it.

The following article is from an answer to a reader’s question about some recurring dreams featuring frightening underwater creatures that seemed dangerous.

In [...]

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Different kinds of faeries

By On March 15, 2008 · 7 Comments

Someone asked me if the faeries are basically all the same.

The resounding answer is, “No.”

They are very different kinds of beings, and different kinds may have starkly different ancestry.

Here’s my email about this:

There are many words that categorize the beings who are able to readily move between the worlds: fae folk, [...]

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Seeing faeries

By On March 15, 2008 · 3 Comments

Faeries… would you like to see them? Many of us who see faeries are artists, or have had some art training.

This is a quick lesson in seeing faeries. It’s not difficult, but it might take some practice.

What people usually see

People usually see what’s in front of them. They mentally discard the unimportant [...]

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