Wizard's Garden 5.11. The Heavy Stuff » Fairy Realm. Avalon. In the beginning, there were the Ancient Ones...
They are the 'evolved' or 'enlightened' souls. Souls, that need not change. They are the First Children of the Earth Mother. The Ancient Ones are the Fauna and Flora of the Earth. If you are thinking one must have consciousness and intelligence to attain 'enlightenment' ... maybe plants, trees, animals have their own form of consciousness, one that is not recognizable by most Humans. Next came The First Born. The next People to appear were called the New Born. It was given to the First Born, the task of teaching the Humans how to live in harmony, and prosper as a people. The Fae gathered these early Humans in a place set aside in the Faery Realm, for teaching. Over time, this place was given a name by the Humans who were being taught there.
Avalon was, and still is, a part of the Faery Realm. The Faeries who taught at Avalon were remembered, only through myths and legends. There is only one Lady of the Lake. Copyright © Jennifer Sanfilippo. Top Ten Things To Learn From Sylphs. Celtic Woman The Sky, The Dawn and the Sun. Avalon Grove: Faerie information, Celtic Christian spirituality, and fairy workshops in Western North Carolina. Much of the information at this website comes from the Celtic Faerie.
We hope you enjoy learning of the lives and beliefs of the Faire Folke, as well as about some of our own experiences with them. The call of the faeries. Wed, August 29, 2007 - 6:46 PM She is waiting.
She is still. She is far from silent. The woods resonate with an eerie hum that can barely be heard above the pounding of your beckoning heart. You want to see and understand this place but there is a stillness within you that is awake and aware with unknown fear and curiosity. The steps forward into this ancient woods are unfamiliar and yet guided by a knowing, rather a calling to something you recognise as your own path of discovery. At last you find it. She is waiting. You sit on the forest floor and absorb the cooling earth. The forest now seems silent without your footsteps. The lone tree seems to be mocking you, for there is no one to be seen that can claim the ethereal notes.
You’re external motionlessness doesn’t convey what is happening within your body as your very cells are dancing with excitement, fear and captivated wonder. Fairy Tales, Folktales, Fables, and Folklore. IRISH LITERATURE, MYTHOLOGY, FOLKLORE, AND DRAMA. Irish Writers OnlineIrish PlayographyStudy Ireland: Poetry - BBCIrish Women Writers - M.
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