Come enter the garden of magical pleasure Where faeries frolic and flowers sway To the music of wind chimes, come at your leisure, A treasure of magic beckons you - stay! - Constance Barkley Lewis Rules of Conduct How and Where to Find Faeries Finding Faeries in Nature WARNING Scrying for Faeries Crystal Countdown (A Method of Astral Projection) Royal Society for The Prevention of Cruelty of Faeries Stop Faery Pressing More... Rules of Conduct Have Fun No Drinking Don't Express Gratitude Always Show Respect No Dancing No Eating Top of page How and Where to Find Faeries Faeries are residents of the astral world. It is only when your consciousness has deliberately shifted, when you slow your mind and focus your thought process inward and outward, that you can place yourself into the astral realm. To find and communicate with faeries you must open your mind as well as your heart and call upon all your inate talents... Top of page Faeries in Nature Faeries love nature as much as witches and will occasionally manifest in it, though their ability to stay there is as limited as ours to remain in the astral... Top of page WARNING Before travelling to the land of Fae it is imperative that you be equipped a protective talisman of some sort. Not all of the wee folke are friendly and helpful... Top of page Scrying Scrying is the act of gazing gently into some reflective surface such as a lake, a candle flame, a bowl of water, a crystal, or a mirror in order to slow and focus the mind and bring about visions. To scry, form in your mind that which you want to see or know; in this case, faery contact. Then gaze into your chosen scrying aid, all the while concentrating on viewing Faeryland or a particular faery you wish to contact. Don't force your mind to cooperate, but try to keep gently focused. If your mind begins to wander, simply bring it back and continue. This will bocome easier with practice. - A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk by Edain McCoy Top of page Lisa's Planet Hafapea's Universe Top of page Top of page To Purchase Fairy Garden: Fairies of the Four Seasons For books by Laurie Cabot, click here. To Purchase Edain McCoy's A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk Buy Brian Froud's Faeries & Good Faeries, Bad Faeries Here Click here for Scott Cunningham's The Complete Book of Incense, Oils & Brews If you can't find the books through the above links, they should have them here. Artwork Webset by