21. Faery Wicca Tradition In Pagan And Witchcraft Directory 3rd Road faery tradition This site presents the 3rd Road faery tradition taught by The faery tradition - Excellent overview of the faery tradition, http://www.branwenscauldron.com/resources/faery.html

Witchcraft, Wicca, Pagan and Occult Resources Wicca Traditions and Covens Faery 3rd Road Faery Tradition - This site presents the 3rd Road Faery tradition taught by author Francesca De Grandis; a student of Victor Anderson. Academy of the Faerie Folk - Links, reading list, discussions about Faeries. Bardon Home Page - Articles and dialogues with nature and divine spirits derive from 23 years of study in the Western Hermetic tradition of Franz Bardon. Celtic Faery Spiritual Teachings - Faery teachings on Celtic Christianity, ceremonies, and information about the Faery. Presented by two people who have spent time with the people of the Faery. Covenant of Rhiannon Community - A Welsh Faerie Tradition coven, located in Cape May, NJ. Influences include Sybil Leek and Victor Anderson. The Dreamscape - Contains over fifteen different topics relating to Faery Wicca. Elfame - Related to all things Faerie, this small but growing site has a variety of information. Faerie Magick - Along with a brief description of the faerie magick tradition, there is a gallery of art,booklist,and a variety of links to other sites. The Faerie Realm: Nature Spirits Of The World - A collection of resources about the Fae, including poetry and booklists.

22. San Francisco Shamans: Faery Tradition San Francisco Jungian Shaman/Druid group stresses a naturebased approach topsychological and spiritual healing through dream work, shamanic journeying, http://www.shamans-sf.org/faery/

Home Faery Tradition The Ballad of Thomas the Rhymer Tame Lin Faery Traditions ( Fairy Faith ) The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen, Denmark - a character from Hans Christian Anderson's fairytale, "The Little Mermaid" The Lord of the Rings , being heavily influenced by his experience in World War I and World war II and their destruction of British and European families, cultures and traditions. World War I and World War II completed the destruction and dispersal of British and European families, which had begun with the Industrial revolution in the 1700's. Modern Conceptions of Fairies. It is important to note that most modern peoples conception of the fairy is a diluted degraded demystified dishonored, and corrupted version of the elder tradition's powerful view. RJ Stewart , the important Celtic underworld and faery teacher, has emphasized this degeneration in his many books. This degeneration of the fairy tradition has occurred since the 18th century CE and the industrial revolution. This has resulted in a particularly nasty and vacuous view of the powerful fairy beings. For example, they are seen as small beings with little butterfly wings and wands like Tinkerbell. Modern Conceptions of Fairies Types of Faeries In ancient traditions worldwide there are perceived a multitude of faery beings and faery tribes who come in a huge variety of shapes sized and qualities. Katherine Briggs, for exapmle, in her book "The Vanishing People, Fairy lore and Legends (1978, Pantheon Books/Random House, New York/Toronto, originally published by B.T. Batsfield, London)) points out a few of the many faery races. Brownies, hobglins, pixies, bwcas, shelly goats, corrigans, spiggrans, phynnoderees, name but a few. Others include Trooping faeries, house spirits, nature fairies, fairy midwives, faery changelings, Bogie Beasts, Bwbachod, Sidhe, Dwarfs, Elves, Fees, Gnomes, Goblins, Kelpie, Korrigan, Meg Mullach, Mermaids, Mermen, Moss Women, Water Horses, Padfoot, People of Peace, Pouka, Sluagh, Spunkies, Swanmaidens, Trolls, Tuatha De Danann, Tylwyth Teg, Will o' the Wisp. See attaché glossary of Faeries from Katherine Briggs.

23. San Francisco Shamans: Ancestral Tradition The faery cousin is an important aspect of Celtic faery tradition. In theCeltic faery tradition, the faery beings are seen as nearly immortal, http://www.shamans-sf.org/ancestors/

Home Ancestral Tradition Geneology Gay Ancestors Rodney Karr's Ancestors: The Kerr (Karr) Clan The Mackay Clan The American Pioneers Ancestoral Tradition Blood Ancestral Types In Druid and shamanistic traditions worldwide, the "Ancestors" are very important as guides and teachers. A good deal of Druid and shamanistic spiritual work involves going into trance and entering the Underworld (the world within the Earth) the world in which Faeries and Ancestors reside. Trance journeys are taken to the Underworld through time and space to meet with the spirit beings and gain knowledge and wisdom from them. In Earth based and shamanistic traditions worldwide there are various kind of "ancestors". One type of ancestor, which is most commonly recognized, is composed of one's ancient and biological ancestors. These are individuals who are part of one's bloodline and biological descent. In Earth based traditions, there is a unity of past, present and future, and time is seen as not existing. One is seen as existing and having responsibility for the present, the past, and the future. The generations of ones line are seen as a continuum of collective consciousness that goes backwards in time and goes forward into the future. In Earth based and shamanistic terms the eternal now is far more that the modern western interpretation of the Buddhist and Hindu concept of being present, rather being in the present is far more than being in the moment. It is a nonlinear, non-time oriented approach. The eternal now involves entering a mystical state in which one is conscious and alive in the eternal now of past, present and future at once. In this concept of eternal now, our ancient ancestors exist now and we can communicate with them. We as well who exist now are available for future shamans to communicate and be present with us now. We are their ancestors.

24. RJStewart.org Template Many people think of the faery tradition as being a mixture of folkloric customs and Instead the traditional concepts of Faery and UnderWorld magic are http://www.rjstewart.org/wkshp-faery.html

Home Page Visit Our Other Web Sites Dreampower RJ Stewart.net Newsletter Calendar ... Contact Us R. J. Stewart Author - Musician - Teacher Workshop General Information Underworld Tradition Faery Tradition Inner Temple Tradition ... Workshop Contacts If there is no scheduling information included in the description of an event, please consult the calendar to see when and where it may be offered. The Faery Tradition Workshops in this tradition include: The Living World Of Faery Faery Healing Faery Ritual Magic: The Magic of Three Sticks (a 3 part series) The Immortal Hour ... The Well of Light The Living World of Faery Do you believe in faeries? Your not-so-distant ancestors probably did, but not as little glitzy people with gossamer dresses and butterfly wings. If you want to experience the faery realm directly, this practical intensive event is for you. A unique feature of this weekend will be material from an 18th century journal, as published in RJ's new book, The Living World of Faery. This material includes the Faery Breath, physical relocation by faery allies, Scottish seers in Virginia, and faery teachings regarding the life of the planet. This workshop will also give you insights and methods for further work with:

25. RJStewart.org Published Articles The Irish faery tradition is part of an overall Celtic and European And thisis exactly what the old Irish faery tradition us how to relate to these http://www.rjstewart.org/irish-faery.html

Home Page Visit Our Other Web Sites Dreampower RJ Stewart.net Newsletter Calendar ... Contact Us R. J. Stewart Author - Musician - Teacher Previous Article Published Article List Next Article The Irish Faery Tradition and the Living Land (Originally written for Wolfhound Press, Dublin, Ireland) Tuatha de Danaan , spiritual beings who, according to the medieval Irish text, The Book of Invasions appeared one day on a mountain in the North, bringing talismans of magical power with them . These beings, once the pantheon of an ancient Celtic sacro-magical tradition, eventually retreated to live beneath the earth, leaving the surface to destructive humans. In time they became faery beings, adding to the multitude already dwelling in the stones, streams, wells, lakes, trees, mountains, and rivers. Why are there so many Faeries in Ireland?

26. Witch Eye: Ecstasy And Transgression In The Faery Tradition, By Cholla And Gabri Faery as An Ecstatic Tradition. C Every religious tradition has a mystical Faery, like the LeftHand Tantra, is a tradition of transgression; Faery http://feritradition.org/witcheye/ecstasy.html

Ecstasy and Transgression in the Faery Tradition By Cholla and Gabriel C: It is often said that Feri is an ecstatic tradition, as opposed to a ceremonial tradition of magic or paganism. But do we ever really consider what that means, and if this statement is actually true in our practice of Feri? This article is the first in a series exploring ecstasy as a spiritual path of the Feri Witch, and will explore many of the different paths of ecstasy that we may have come to overlook as modern witches. What is ecstasy? G: Ecstasy is the result of the transpersonal, the divine, temporarily (or permanently) infusing the personal. Ecstasy is surrender. The Talking Self gives up control, structure, expectations, and its network of preference and aversion. We have in that moment our own experience stripped of analysis and fear, suffused with the power of the divine, the radiance and awareness of Ether as pure consciousness. In those moments we experience the world as it really is, not as we think it is, or think it ought to be. Another way of explaining Ecstasy is in terms of brain waves; our normal mindset is reflected in what are normally called alpha waves. An elevated mindset, marked by deep relaxation and internal quiet, such s we often reach on ritual, meditation, sex, or listening to music, is called beta state, and is marked by a measurable shift in brain wave frequencies. In many cultures beta state is the normal one, and alpha stage is triggered only by the fight or flight response. Alpha state is something that comes up in a crisis, when it is useful. In our culture alpha stage is the straightjacket that keeps us plodding on like so many worker ants while we ravage both our beautiful planet and our own lives, dreams and possibilities, selling ourselves into bondage in the belly of the beast.

27. ADAM2.ORG - Category: Faery The faery tradition A variety of faery information and links. Collection ofinformation about modern faery traditions. URL www.pooklaroux.com/faefaq. http://www.adam2.org/dir/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Pagan/Wicca/Tradition

Home News Regional Headlines Top Story ... Free Websites the entire directory only in Faery Filter Help? News: Religious Regional Daily Top Story ... Quakes Features: Calendar E-cards Directions Job Resources ... Traditions : Faery Popular Categories Popular Searches Popular Links Kids Safe Searches Help build the largest human-edited religious directory on the web. Submit a Site Update a Site Open Directory Become an Editor Categories Nature Spirits Radical Faery Related Categories Arts: Genres: Science Fiction and Fantasy: Themes: Fantasy Races and Creatures: Fairies Arts: Literature: Myths and Folktales: Myths: British and Celtic Web Sites report abuse/spam URL: report-abuse.dmoz.org/?cat=Society/Religion_and_Sp... Academy of the Faerie Folk Links, reading list, and discussions. URL: members.tripod.com/~abitabit/Academy_of_the_Faery_... Celtic Faery Pathways at Avalon Grove Faery teachings on celtic christianity, ceremonies, and information. URL: www.faeryteachings.com

28. THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE FAERY TRADITION OF WITCHCRAFT) In THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) Inlove, THE WHEEL OF THE YEAR (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF http://www.skepticfiles.org/mys5/wheel-yr.htm

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29. CREATION (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE FAERY TRADITION OF WITCHCRAFT) Alone, Awesome, CREATION (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) Alone, awesome, CREATION (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) Alone, http://www.skepticfiles.org/mys2/creation.htm

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30. The Faery Tradition Source The faery tradition Resource Glossary For further reading Get aRune or Tarot reading, dream interpretation or astrological report http://www.bewitchingways.com/wicca/deity/faery.htm

Faery Tradition Deity Discription The Star Goddess She is the Source of All. She a completely black lionness-headed woman with great wings, her hair sprinkled with a million stars. She is seated on a throne of onyx with a silver egg in her lap. She is surrounded by a halo of blue flames. The Blue God He is the consort of the Star Goddess and the parallel of the Corn Maiden. He is visualized as silvery blue or sky blue. He's associated with spring, youth, potency and the personal divine spirt. he is sometiems called the Bird Spirit and is embodied in our God-Self. The Corn Maiden She is the youthful female deity parallel to the Blue God and is something of a trickster. Her behavior embodies the Black Heart of Innocence, one of the essential tenets of Feri. Her symbol is the new crescent moon. The Harvest Lord He is the Spirit of Light and Heat, the ripeness of Summer, and the fullness of Manhood. He is also a reflection in a dark mirror of the Star Goddess. His symbol is the sun.

31. Creation According To The Faery Tradition Creation According to the faery tradition of Witchcraft Starhawk. Alone, awesome,complete within Herself, the Goddess, She whose name cannot be spoken, http://www.brigids-haven.com/bos/fae/creation.html

Creation According to the Faery Tradition of Witchcraft Starhawk Alone, awesome, complete within Herself, the Goddess, She whose name cannot be spoken, floated in the abyss of the outer darkness, before the beginning of all things. And as She looked into the curved mirror of black space, She saw by her own light her radiant reflection, and fell in love with it. She drew it forth by the power that was in Her and made love to Herself, and called Her "Miria, the Wonderful". Their ecstasy burst forth in the single song of all that is, was, or ever shall be, and with the song came motion, waves that poured outward and became all the spheres and circles of the worlds. The Goddess became filled with love, swollen with love, and She gave birth to a rain of bright spirits that filled the worlds and became all beings. But in that great movement, Miria was swept away, and as She moved out from the Goddess She became more masculine. First She became the Blue God, the gentle , laughing God of love. Then She became the Green One, vine-covered, rooted in the earth, the spirit of all growing things. At last She became the Horned God, the Hunter whose face is the ruddy sun and yet dark as Death. But always desire draws Him back toward the Goddess, so that He circles Her eternally, seeking to return in love. All began in love; all seeks to return to love. Love is the law, the teacher of wisdom, and the great revealer of mysteries.

32. Gigablast Search Results The faery tradition History, beliefs and traditions of faery wicca. Collection ofinformation about modern faery traditions. http://dir.gigablast.com/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Pagan/Wicca/Tradition

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Society Pagan Wicca ... Radical Faery Related Categories: Arts: Literature: Myths and Folktales: Myths: British and Celtic Arts: Genres: Science Fiction and Fantasy: Themes: Fantasy Races and Creatures: Fairies A Faeries Place Offers a gallery, stories, poetry and links. www.geocities.com/Area51/Shadowlands/3726/faery.html [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Aug 24 1999 Elfame Related to all things faerie, a variety of information. www.geocities.com/fablewhyst/index.html [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Sep 25 2002 Faeries A brief history, pictures and links. www.fortunecity.com/bally/limerick/102/faerie.htm [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Faery Page Offers a variety of information including a faery calendar, favorites, flowers and herbs, types of faeries, and spells. www.geocities.com/jade15us/faery.html [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Feb 04 2001 Faery Witchcraft Offers a brief description of faery witchcraft and a wide variety of other wicca related topics.

33. ...:::Darken Dreams: The Faery Faith:::... The main difference between these two paths is that the faery tradition deals The faery tradition is an intricate and magickfilled faith that offers http://www.darkendreams.com/faeryfaith.html

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34. ...:::Darken Dreams: Faery Rituals: Invocation Of Faery Passion:::... It is a phrase that most practitioners of a faery tradition have encountered atone point or another. A faery s passion is supposed to be so magnificent, http://www.darkendreams.com/faerypassion.html

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35. Religion: Pagan: Wicca: Traditions: Faery Spirit And Sky 3rd Road faery tradition. Presents the tradition taught by author Francesca Faery Faith in the Northern Tradition. Faery Faith in the Northern Tradition http://www.spiritandsky.com/religion/pagan/wicca/traditions/faery/

Home religion pagan wicca ... traditions : faery Web www.spiritandsky.com Home Search Suggest a Site Submission Guidelines ... About The Artist Categories: Nature Spirits Radical Faery Home religion ... traditions : faery Links: 3rd Road Faery Tradition 3rd Road Faery Tradition Presents the tradition taught by author Francesca De Grandis. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14929 A Faeries Place A Faeries Place Offers a gallery, stories, poetry and links. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14968 A Faery's little world A Faery's little world Wicca, faeries and mythology. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14945 Academy of the Faerie Folk Academy of the Faerie Folk Links, reading list, and discussions. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14946 Celtic Faery Pathways at Avalon Grove Celtic Faery Pathways at Avalon Grove Faery teachings on celtic christianity, ceremonies, and information. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14955 Church of the Spiral Tree Church of the Spiral Tree Incorporated in August 1997 to provide a legal, tax-exempt status to those of the faerie faith in Alabama, and the larger community. (Added: Thu Jan 01 2004) ID 14938 Covenant of Rhiannon Community Covenant of Rhiannon Community A welsh faerie tradition coven, located in Cape May, NJ.

36. (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE FAERY TRADITION OF WITCHCRAFT) (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT). +About Us+ · +stories+ ·+poetry+ (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) http://www.darkfaeryglitter.org/writing/id64.htm

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37. The Pagan Community: Heathen, Pagan, Wicca, And Witchcraft! (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) Dedication Of A Sword The Enlightenment you might be goth if. http://www.darkfaeryglitter.org/writing/id70.htm

var TlxPgNm='id70'; The Pagan Community: Heathen, Pagan, Wicca, and Witchcraft! +About Us+ +stories+ +poetry+ Refractory Phase Poetry Stuffed Boy Silent Shadow Cast The Ghost ... bed of sarrow Stories Warriors Is Human Chip Implant Wave Of The Future? (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE FAERY TRADITION OF WITCHCRAFT) Dedication Of A Sword ... marijuana The Pagan Community: Heathen, Pagan, Wicca, and Witchcraft! WAITING FOR THE SUN ReUnion little darklings The Pagan Community: Heathen, Pagan, Wicca, and Witchcraft! (c)2001 Aerlynn. (E-Mail: darkfae@tampabay.rr.com) The following is a simple explanation of some of the more common terms which are used within the Pagan community. Included is a brief history of the word and its modern usage. The definitions of many words tend to change over time, and so its always good to understand both a modern and historical definition of any word to ensure proper understanding of the term. Heathen The term heathen was historically used to refer to a person who "dwelled near the hearth" or alternately, "who lived on the heaths." The heaths were rocky outcroppings that existed in the countryside and more rural areas. In ancient times, the hearth was the center of the home and the place where the family gathered for entertainment, food, religious observances, and other important activities. In historic texts, the term heathen is often used to refer to those who

38. Moonlight Magick The faery tradition honors the Goddess and Her son, brother and lover (The DivineTwins) as the primary creative forces in the universe. http://wiccachile.tripod.com/moon/faery.htm

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Faery Wicca Also referred to as the fae, fey, feri, faerie, fairy, and fairie tradition. Founded by Victor and Cora Anderson in the mid-late 1950’s, when they were inspired to form their own tradition after reading a book by Gerald Gardner “ Witchcraft Today” Anderson was responsible for writing most of the tradition’s rituals, which he initially based on fairy folklore and beliefs, he is still universally recognized as the Grand Master of the Faery Tradition. In 1959, Victor initiated the late Gwydion Pendderwen, who then aged 13, would later become a leading voice in the Faery Tradition. The Faery Tradition honors the Goddess and Her son, brother and lover (The Divine Twins) as the primary creative forces in the universe. The Gods are seen as real spirit beings like ourselves, and not merely aspects of our psyche. The tradition is an ecstatic tradition, rather than a fertility tradition with emphasis on polytheism, practical magic, self-development and theurgy.

39. Interview With R.J. Stewart Do you feel that ritual is an important part of the faery tradition? M Howdoes your work with the faery tradition correlate with what you have written http://www.widdershins.org/vol2iss6/y9602.htm

R.J. Stewart and the World of Faery by Megan interview Megan: Can you tell where and how you started? What tradition is it that you practice? RJ: I started with two interests: traditional ballads and folk tales, and meditation and magical arts. Eventually the two came together. I worked for several years (in the early 1970's) with the late W. G. Gray who was a Qabalist and his wife X. Roberta who was an astrologer and who Y. was also very knowledgeable about Celtic tradition. I practice certain aspects of the Faery and Underworld tradition, but I also receive the inner lineage of magical arts and Priest/Priestess hood traditions that we teach in workshops. Some of this inner contact was handed down from WGG, who received it from a French Russian teacher, linking back to the circles of Papus and other mystical/magical orders from 19th century in France with a strong Russian influence. However, I have developed these traditions in my own way, and do not claim them to be anything other than work that I have tried to clarify and develop over the last 30 years. M: Do you call what you do witchcraft or are you a pagan? What is it like to be a pagan in Europe?

40. Review; Faery Wicca Tarot The deck is based on the Faery Wicca Tradition as devised and explained by Kisma If one is not already familiar with Ms. Stepanich’s faery tradition, http://www.tarotpassages.com/faery.htm

Faery Wicca Tarot Review by Michele Jackson 00- The Tree of Life 7 - The Chariot 15 - The Old One - The Seeker 8 - Poetical Justice 16 - The Round Tower 1 - The Druid 9 - The Holy Man 17 - The Star 2 - The High Priestess 10 - The Sun Wheel 18 - Old Witch Moon Hill 3 - The Mother Goddess 11 - Strength of Will 19 - The Sun Child 4 - The Father God 12 - The Hangman 20 - The Judgment 5 - The Guide 13 - The Banshee Crone 21 - The Weaver Goddess 6 - The Beloved 14 - The Holy Waters The court cards are called "Helper Cards" and consist of Ainnir (Maiden), Ridire (Knight), Ard Ri (High King) and Banrion ( High Queen). The Helper Cards also have names from Irish Mythology. The suits are Domhan (earth), Aer (air), Tine (fire), and Uisce (water). The inner border of each Minor Arcana card is color coded by suit. The Minor Arcana illustrate the story line for each suit with the suit symbols dominating each scene. The accompanying book is 400+ pages long. It needs to be that long because this is a "theme deck," with the theme being Faery Wicca. If one is not already familiar with Ms. Stepanich’s Faery Tradition, one has a lot of learning to do. The mythology is quite involved, with the majority of the names of people, places and ideas rendered in Gaelic. Since many of the concepts upon which the deck is based predate Tarot, Golden Dawn and other, more recent traditions are used to fill in the gaps where needed. An example is the astrological correspondences. The book begins with some basic background information on the Irish mythology used. Descriptions of the four suits and some spreads designed as study aids are also provided in the beginning of the book. Part One of the book also covers the Minor Arcana. A black and white picture of each card is provided. The name of the card and a short verse are given. The information provided consists of:

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