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Lately the Fairy path has been calling out to many people, myself included, perhaps even more so then the Pagan Gods and Goddesses. I have read many books on fairy some have been simple and others have been complex. This book strikes a balance often times giving a through review. of what may have been read previously along with new information and insight. To explain the world of fairy the author uses the Septagram or seven pointed star as an out line. The Septagram was held sacred to the Goddess Inanna of ancient Sumeria. Along with a layout of the fairy world there are interviews with such gifted authors as John and Caitlyn Mathews, RJ Stewart, Charles De Lint and a whole bunch of others. Interviews are also given to Brian and Wendy Froud, Marc Potts, Karen Martinez and a slew of others. Singers and musicians are well represented also groups like Dolmen and SJ Tucker are interviewed often giving great insight in to the world of fairy. For those new to the fairy community there are resources for organizations and faerie festival. Alas I am jumping to the end of the book.
Top start with the beginning we must go with knowledge. Chapter one tells us several possibilities of who the fairies are. Some theories trace them back to old gods, other people posit they are aliens and the list goes on to spirits of the dead, fallen angels to expressions of the world soul. Some deities associated with faeries are Freya, Morrigan and Hekate. The first chapter also gives a thorough discussion on etiquette. Faeries hate Iron, be careful as to when you [partake of faerie food. Give them the first offering of a nhewly opened bottle of water, milk or alcoholic beverage. Leave food for them. About thanking faeries well perhaps follow through is very important. Always be honest when approaching the fae.

The other chapters include Connection, Trust, Honour, Magick, Joy and Inspiration. The book gives a thorough how to an doing rituals, finding tools and building a relationship with the faeries. At the end of the chapter there are exercises which help your spiritual advancement. They are worth doing as they help connect you to the environment and the fairy world. The book does not sell it self as a bible or a must do but rather as a gathering of tools as there is no room in spirituality for absolute authority.

For those seeking to walking the path of the fae or build a closer connection to them. I would advise reading this book. What is said there in will not conflict with any previous held beliefs. All hail the world of the fae.


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Faery Craft Weaving Connections with the Enchanted Realm Emily Carding 9780738731339 Books Reviews

Fun read
This book is Good for beginners and wonderful for the people who are Wanting to get into the faery craft.
I had been wanting to purchase this book for months. Upon receiving it, I was a little disappointed about all the pages of people photographs that were placed in the book. For me it detracted from the magic of the book and I was considering selling it at a second hand bookstore. But as I started reading it, I became entranced by emily's style of writing and what she had to offer and I was excited about reading the rest of the book. Overall it is a wonderful book, but I could not give it 5 stars because of all the photographs of people dressed up as faeries that unfortunately took up a third of the books pages and for me ruined it. I prefer artwork in books rather than pages and pages of everyday people dressed up as faeires.
good book
I have been a practicing which for many years and I was interested in rekindling and expanding my knowledge on faery's and my connection to them. This book is absolutely perfect, an amazing resource for working with the faery realm!
Faery Craft is structured in an interesting and simple way around the points of the heptagram or Faerie Star. Each chapter focuses on a particular point with exercises to do to connect more deeply with the world around you. The Faeries are depicted in this work as primarily elemental or nature spirits and there is a strong emphasis on connecting with the elements through meditation on the physical world. I found the unique view on birth elements as enlightening and fun.

There is quite a lot of fun to be had with this book. The information on cultural gatherings, art, books and music inspired by faeries is enriching. I would recommend this book for those wishing to work with the elementals and forge a deeper connection with their own elemental natures. The book is not suitable for those looking for the traditional legends and folklore of the Little People or for those who have expanded their view of the faeries as more than the elementals or nature spirits.
This book is mostly meant for people new to faeries or working magic, but it is comprehensive. Even though I could have skipped a couple of the chapters, the exercises are wonderful and the information makes it possible for anyone to start doing faery craft.
Lately the Fairy path has been calling out to many people, myself included, perhaps even more so then the Pagan Gods and Goddesses. I have read many books on fairy some have been simple and others have been complex. This book strikes a balance often times giving a through review. of what may have been read previously along with new information and insight. To explain the world of fairy the author uses the Septagram or seven pointed star as an out line. The Septagram was held sacred to the Goddess Inanna of ancient Sumeria. Along with a layout of the fairy world there are interviews with such gifted authors as John and Caitlyn Mathews, RJ Stewart, Charles De Lint and a whole bunch of others. Interviews are also given to Brian and Wendy Froud, Marc Potts, Karen Martinez and a slew of others. Singers and musicians are well represented also groups like Dolmen and SJ Tucker are interviewed often giving great insight in to the world of fairy. For those new to the fairy community there are resources for organizations and faerie festival. Alas I am jumping to the end of the book.
Top start with the beginning we must go with knowledge. Chapter one tells us several possibilities of who the fairies are. Some theories trace them back to old gods, other people posit they are aliens and the list goes on to spirits of the dead, fallen angels to expressions of the world soul. Some deities associated with faeries are Freya, Morrigan and Hekate. The first chapter also gives a thorough discussion on etiquette. Faeries hate Iron, be careful as to when you [partake of faerie food. Give them the first offering of a nhewly opened bottle of water, milk or alcoholic beverage. Leave food for them. About thanking faeries well perhaps follow through is very important. Always be honest when approaching the fae.

The other chapters include Connection, Trust, Honour, Magick, Joy and Inspiration. The book gives a thorough how to an doing rituals, finding tools and building a relationship with the faeries. At the end of the chapter there are exercises which help your spiritual advancement. They are worth doing as they help connect you to the environment and the fairy world. The book does not sell it self as a bible or a must do but rather as a gathering of tools as there is no room in spirituality for absolute authority.

For those seeking to walking the path of the fae or build a closer connection to them. I would advise reading this book. What is said there in will not conflict with any previous held beliefs. All hail the world of the fae.