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How to summon fairies

Spiderman

Veteran Member
You sure about that?

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He may have gotten into a fight with one of these ones:


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@beenherebeforeagain
So, what do you think Fairies think about some of the modern stereotypes? I mean, sure it might tick them off but perhaps they have a sense of humor about it.

I mean, I'm Catholic but still chuckle when someone mentions priests as those "pedophile wizards in fancy robes who moan in Latin, swing thuribles, turn bread and wine into flesh and blood, and touch boys in the confession booth."

It is possible that fairies have a sense of humor in how our culture views them, no?
 

Kapalika

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
From your description, I think that had a lot to do with your partner at the time; and it may have something to do with you, too; please don't take that as a negative. Every person is different, and the way the rest of the universe might interact with them is going to be different, too. I know there are humans that I just bristle at, and others I'm comfortable with from the word "hello." I think it's the same with the nonhumans we encounter. If you were working with other deities, other spirits, then there's always the possibility that those in some way conflict with the fae you were encountering.

It's clear that at least one of our locals really, really dislikes my wife's ex, but it doesn't seem to bother us or anyone else as far as we can tell, so it must be about their relationship in particular. We do on occasion have negative things around (especially when my stepson was still married and they came to live with us for awhile--his now-ex was a magnet for negative, disruptive things), but we also deal with those in a respectful manner.

I was just told it was because they hate humans. She claimed to be part dark fey so they liked her. Only a couple of the dark fey liked me, the rest tolerated me... until we broke up.


One thing that occurs to me through this discussion is that many humans seem to have this idea that other spirits--God, other deities, the fae, ghosts, etc.--are just sitting around most of the time with nothing to do, and are just waiting for a human to summon them or command them or worship them or contact them...

I don't think so. I think they're busy with their own existences, doing their own things--which for the most part have nothing to do with us humans--and for us to summon or invoke, etc., is not unlike when you're sitting at home or at work, or out with friends, and doing whatever it is you do, and someone comes knocking at your door unexpected, or keeps phoning you at all hours of the day or night to pester you about something that is, to you, a distraction, an inconvenience, an effort, or not at all important...:confused:o_O:eek::oops::rolleyes:

A mentality that is sadly prevalent even amongst religious demographics that ought to know better... :sweat:

With the two quotes above... I find it weird that people get that perception.

What I said actually more comes down to the fact that many spirits I am aligned with that I would want to summon for help are often annoyed or busy. They tend to be pretty serious in nature. The only laid back ones are the ones that are always around but that I'm not too aware of that are more like guides/guardians.

The negative experiences have more to do with how i see dark and light. Dark isn't always bad but it tends to not be about your own happiness. For example it might be tied to doing a duty that isn't pleasant but that is ultimately for good.
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
Well I only ever saw the one good fairy, 99% of the ones I've seen were bad fairies. I just know I don't have any interest in bothering with it ever again lol

Your experiences sound much more generally positive and carefree than my typical experience with spirits, actually.
Are they unattractive?
 

Erebus

Well-Known Member
Sure, I challenge that guy to a fight. Send him my way. I challenge any and all fairies to attack me or try to mess with me in some way.

I won't lose any sleep waiting for them.

You don't happen to live near Orkney do you?

At any rate, on the off chance the Nuckelavee comes for you with a broken bottle in hand, just cross a stream of fresh water and you should be good ;)
 

GoodbyeDave

Well-Known Member
The activities attributed to fairies in British folklore are found all over the world, attributed to various beings: creatures almost identical to the British fairy (swawtixwted among the Salish), ghosts (Brittany), fox people (China and Japan), etc. It's been pointed out that the "aliens" alleged to abduct people in the USA are very similar to traditional fairies.

The characteristics of fairy reports are
> humanoid appearance, anything from 2 to 6 feet tall
> echoing of contemporary human customs and technology
> the ability to cause confusion and delusion in humans
> the ability to appear and disappear, or to change shape
> vulnerability to iron but not to other materials
> abduction of humans, often for sexual encounters

If we argue there's no smoke without fire, it suggests some sort of being that can manifest as physical and feed off human mental energies. Some fairies have been considered helpful — house fays like the Norwegian nisse and the Russian domovoi — but most people have avoided deliberate contact, probably with good reason.
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
One thing that occurs to me through this discussion is that many humans seem to have this idea that other spirits--God, other deities, the fae, ghosts, etc.--are just sitting around most of the time with nothing to do, and are just waiting for a human to summon them or command them or worship them or contact them...

I don't think so. I think they're busy with their own existences, doing their own things--which for the most part have nothing to do with us humans--and for us to summon or invoke, etc., is not unlike when you're sitting at home or at work, or out with friends, and doing whatever it is you do, and someone comes knocking at your door unexpected, or keeps phoning you at all hours of the day or night to pester you about something that is, to you, a distraction, an inconvenience, an effort, or not at all important...:confused:o_O:eek::oops::rolleyes:

I'm guessing that they aren't like many other spirits as some might say that fae are classified as Spirits in general.

Many angels/spirits are assigned to us and very concerned about the affairs of earth. I think they like friendship and a warm body nearby that acknowledges them with dance, song, poetry, fasting and....whatever
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
The activities attributed to fairies in British folklore are found all over the world, attributed to various beings: creatures almost identical to the British fairy (swawtixwted among the Salish), ghosts (Brittany), fox people (China and Japan), etc. It's been pointed out that the "aliens" alleged to abduct people in the USA are very similar to traditional fairies.

The characteristics of fairy reports are
> humanoid appearance, anything from 2 to 6 feet tall
> echoing of contemporary human customs and technology
> the ability to cause confusion and delusion in humans
> the ability to appear and disappear, or to change shape
> vulnerability to iron but not to other materials
> abduction of humans, often for sexual encounters

If we argue there's no smoke without fire, it suggests some sort of being that can manifest as physical and feed off human mental energies. Some fairies have been considered helpful — house fays like the Norwegian nisse and the Russian domovoi — but most people have avoided deliberate contact, probably with good reason.
Some of them sound quite similar to this:
http://www.impactnottingham.com/2010/01/beware-the-succubus/

Attractive females luring men away to extract their semen, energy, or straight up eat them.
 

Acim

Revelation all the time
The fairy phenomenon and folklore is something I feel only slight familiarity with. It intrigues me, but doesn't really fascinate me.

I think that's cause I process it in a different way, as just 'spirits'. And since I'm convinced that everyone reading this has spirit (within them, or technically all around them), then the notion of interacting with spirits strikes me as - everyday occurrence, or abnormal if you aren't engaged in this.

With all that said, I had a couple questions that I'm interested in from any fairy aware person.

1. Are fairies aware of other names they may be given by other cultures? Or is it more likely that other cultures are connecting with other entities that are similar (in some ways) to fairies, but are not actually fairies?

2. How would a human discern between good and bad fairy? Or light and dark fairy? Perhaps 2a type question: would a dark fairy ever be perceived by good natured human as a good / positive / helpful fairy?
 

Acim

Revelation all the time
One thing that occurs to me through this discussion is that many humans seem to have this idea that other spirits--God, other deities, the fae, ghosts, etc.--are just sitting around most of the time with nothing to do, and are just waiting for a human to summon them or command them or worship them or contact them...

I don't think so. I think they're busy with their own existences, doing their own things--which for the most part have nothing to do with us humans--and for us to summon or invoke, etc., is not unlike when you're sitting at home or at work, or out with friends, and doing whatever it is you do, and someone comes knocking at your door unexpected, or keeps phoning you at all hours of the day or night to pester you about something that is, to you, a distraction, an inconvenience, an effort, or not at all important...:confused:o_O:eek::oops::rolleyes:

This struck me as I don't see certain spirits as treating human inquiry as a distraction, even a little bit. And is closer to they are sitting around doing nothing but waiting for us to summon them. I'm not claiming they are in fact 'sitting' around doing 'nothing' but do not think their own existence is like our existence, bound by time and perception. I think it quite plausible that without time binding them, that what we might interpret as simultaneous messaging is for them multi-tasking, done with ease and joy.

Thing is, there are spirits in corporeal form right now who seem to have endless patience and who are seemingly always willing to assist with whatever you might have a question about or need for. Thus, to extrapolate that idea to beings in non-corporeal existence who have similar traits doesn't strike me as a stretch.

I'm aware of cultures that have devout belief in spiritual interaction with (past) ancestors, and thus this would make sense that the level of support, care and interest would not be seen as distraction to the spirit. If anything, there would be vested interest in the outcome of the descendent being.

Plus the plausible fact that all spirits, phenomenon come from the same source would mean it likely that all spirits are related to each other, but may be self convinced they they are unlike each other in various ways, and working toward different aims. I see it as possible (or even likely) that they are working toward a larger goal that is precisely, exactly the same, but even the spirit may not be (fully) aware of this. The goal being return to source with full awareness of being, thus source (or let's say God) is aware that it is impossible to stray so far that actual disconnection has been achieved. I think of it along lines of illusion of disconnection and allowing for an existence to be had where source is denied, but not (actually) lost.
 

Taylor Seraphim

Angel of Reason
Well I only ever saw the one good fairy, 99% of the ones I've seen were bad fairies. I just know I don't have any interest in bothering with it ever again lol

Your experiences sound much more generally positive and carefree than my typical experience with spirits, actually.

Well if fairies hypothetically existed.

Since they where nature spirits wouldn't they probably be angry at what humans are doing?
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
Well if fairies hypothetically existed.

Since they where nature spirits wouldn't they probably be angry at what humans are doing?
I heard the first person ever talk about communicating with Fairies yesterday which is why I started this thread. It was a Wiccan who said that before summoning Fairies a person should do work for the earth, plant trees, recycle, don't litter, ride the bike instead of drive (when practical) adopt animals from the shelters and treat them well so the Fairies don't kick your a$$.

I always thought Fairies were people that waved rainbow flags and are fond of San-Francisco, Tel aviv, and parades or fictional characters like tinkerbell.

It didn't dawn on me that there are people who summon them, communicate with them, get killed by them, receive sexual favors from them, see them flying around the house and leave food offerings for them.

It is an interesting world we live in.
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Taylor Seraphim

Angel of Reason
I heard the first person ever talk about communicating with Fairies yesterday which is why I started this thread. It was a Wiccan who said that before summoning Fairies a person should do work for the earth, plant trees, recycle, don't litter, ride the bike instead of drive (when practical) adopt animals from the shelters and treat them well so the Fairies don't kick your a$$.

I always thought Fairies were people that waved rainbow flags and are fond of San-Francisco, Tel aviv, and parades or fictional characters like tinkerbell.

It didn't dawn on me that there are people who summon them, communicate with them, get killed by them, receive sexual favors from them, see them flying around the house and leave food offerings for them.

It is an interesting world we live in.

People claim the same about thousands of incompatible creature's.
 

rocala

Well-Known Member
For anybody really interested in the subject, they may find it worthwhile to read up on the early days of the 'Findhorn Foundation' in Scotland. I am not sure how to interpret all of the stories but having spent a lot of time there, there is no doubt at all that there is something special going on. It is well worth a visit if you have the chance.

Incidentally, on one visit to the Foundation I found a book of artists interpretations of fairy sightings. Many were far from the traditional image, some looking like nothing I have ever seen.
 

Spiderman

Veteran Member
Possible, not likely though.
I feel for you and all skeptics. It angers me that God and our "Guardian Angels" refuse to reveal themselves to so many people. I wish you could have experienced the same coincidences, inspirations, people, dreams, and whatever that I have and no doubt you would believe in God, spirits, or something unseen that is intervening.

Well, I think God is a major jerk if He holds you accountable for not believing what He never gave you much reason to believe. I have been given much reason to believe, but very frustrated that He doesn't give clear instructions regarding difficult decisions.

When it comes to fairies it sounds silly, bizzare, or childish, but perhaps the thought of spirits, unseen forces, a creator, or some form of enlightenment or guiding forces would be easier for you to believe in. But still, what sucks about that is you need to be provided some clear evidence that these "forces" "entities" "Spirits" "energies" or whatever are looking out for you and getting your attention in some way.

I'll pray for you to have that. Can't say I'll pray very long but will pray none the less.

"Father in Heaven, if you expect this user who calls himself tailor Seraphim to go before you on judgment day having accomplished your will, it is your responsibility to show him that you care. May His Angels and patron Saints reveal themselves to him.
May Mother Mary console him and rock him back and forth when He suffers. May He be enlightened to know the truth, cleansed of all doubt, and a hedge of protection with legions of Angels surround Him to protect him from the evil one.
May the blood of Jesus and monsoons of God's grace fall upon him night and day and the whole Empire in Heaven pray for and bless him night and day.
Speak to him with dreams, prophecies, anointing of the Holy Spirit, and clothe and empower him with the full armor of God. We ask all this in Jesus Name! Providing your beloved child with the truth is the least you can do. If you fail to enlighten Tailor, then you are at fault, not He! Amen!"


(The rest I won't type because it's too Jesusee! :D

Tailor,
I'm assuming you're a guy right?
 
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