The Secret Life Of Fairies

a reply to: Terpene

You are right on track with the assumption that they are an interface between the worlds.

If you would locate the world of fae, where would that be?
Does it occupy the same timespace like we do but on a diffrent plane?
or is it like a micro- of the macro-cosmos, do you feel like you shrink in size when you enter the world of fae?
or the other way round we are the micro aspect of the much wider cosmos of fae?

One thing I think could be interesting to understand is the way the fae harness energy? What keeps their forms going? If I remember right you said they consume memories how do they extract energy?
I found the rotor stator principle applicable to the spiritual energy harvest... Most living are not aware of how their blocked chakras work as stator, extracting energy that gets funneled to, who knows where...

a reply to: Terpene

Most of that went over my head. Sorry.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

No worries

I see you sticking your head out, trying to see how far out you dare to go...

You're welcome

a reply to: Terpene

(sigh) Some of what you asked has already been covered to a degree. Some of what you are asking I would not know, and yes, it did go over my head.

What I am doing here is simply translating into words what I know. It is not going to be to the liking of many folks. I cannot do anything about that.

a reply to: Terpene

I see you sticking your head out, trying to see how far out you dare to go...

Yes, you are correct Terpene, I am "sticking my head out" as you say along with all the implications.

I know that, I do so for a reason I shall keep to myself.

My reward for doing this? There are no rewards in the world of the fae, only consequences.

Revenge is our gift to you. -- The fae.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

Hmmhmm... I see..... Ever felt like bait for them to lure some of the unpleasant ones out into the light?

a reply to: Terpene

No Turpene, I want to achieve something is all. What other folks do is simply none of my concern.

The menses is a layer of discarded womb.
A discarded boundary of a life that never was.

Commentary: This is simply a reminder that the fairy folk do not take what is not their's to take.

Within the womb is built a miracle of life.
An unborn human child within a universe of stars.

Commentary: The interior of the womb is a creative wonder, a universe of stars surrounding the unborn.

The same can be done upon a simple fairy.
The secret of Lilith and Eve.

Commentary: There is a thread here on ATS that discusses the possibility of the biblical Adam having a second wife. I thought it oddly appropriate.

If Eve is the girl, then Lilith is the fairy.

But what of Adam?
Adam is a boy, he has no womb to play within.
What will a fairy do?
The fairy surrounds the boy within her own womb.
A layer of her own menses, another boundary of self.
That is the secret of creating Adam.

Commentary: A fairy cannot build a twin of a boy as the fairy can with a girl. So sometimes the fairy will envelope the boy with twin's womb and add whatever she desires to the boy. When a fairy wants to make improvements to a human linage, the fairy does this with the males who pass the improvements onto the children.

Twas all an accident with a fairy within the deep woods.

Commentary: That is simply how the process begins, a human girl alone in the woods meets a fairy.

What of the future for these fairies and children?
What can they make of life?
Some fall to the wayside, victims of man's envy and greed.
Some survive to become greater things.

Commentary: What I have described so far is only the beginning of what is possible and what has been done in the past. The possibilities are endless.

For the girl, it is an intimate conscious relationship with her fairy. Knowledge and the hope of passing this onto her children and her culture. To build a future in partnership with the fairies and the fae.

For the boy, the opportunity is not as grand. The dragon of red cannot be his. However the dragon of green is within reach. The boy may know the fairy sentience consciously and see the world through her eyes if they both agree and the compatibility is there. This can often be so if the fairy has followed the child from life to life.

The reason for the exclusion of the boy is his lack of womb and menses to create the compatible twin.

The females inherit the memories of the culture and pass them on to their daughters. The females may form the most intimate of relationships with the fairies.

The males must have ancestral memories assembled for them. The males can know the fairies through the heart alone.

An uncomfortable thing for a man to consider. The primary interest of the fairy is in the ones who have a womb. It is simply so.

What comes naturally for the woman, the men must assemble for themselves.

As I have said before:

If you want to know the secrets of life young man, go home and marry your girl.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268
That's an interesting angle with lilith, good call.

But wasn't eve made of the rip of adam? Would that implie womens are allready a thing made by the fae? And would that not implie that men can as much be used to get an fae consciousness enter this euclidean space?

What if they choose women for a reason that has nothing to do with their physical property but with their mental properties?

How many women are aware of their gift and actively interact with their favourite fae, and how many become sock puppets under the guise of some expanded consciousness duped everything from empath to clear voyant.

a reply to: Terpene

Go back and have a read of the thread is my suggestion. What I have not said is as important as what I have said.

There are a few things I avoid finding out about. The military side of UFOs is the obvious one. So too are the occult groups. Those are no concern of mine; I couldn't care less about their secrets or what they do.

What humans have done in the past to adapt the fairy process to males are perhaps considered to be the secrets of the occult and religious groups.

However, the original fairy role in what is now called kundalini is fairy knowledge. The knowledge of the horrors of alchemy as the alchemists sort to adapt the process to men is known to the fae. The Salamanders know the horrors of creating the genie in a bottle.

What I share here in this thread is fairy knowledge and not the property nor domain of man.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

NobodySpecial268,

I’ve been following your thread since, by chance, I stumbled upon your first post. Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences and assessments. They have been greatly appreciated.

I must admit, when I first started following you, my first thought was this was going to be less helpful but more crazy and entertaining (too be fair, crazy or sane is probably irrelevant, all that matters is an ability to impact the world around you, seen or unseen). I had planned to just watch this thread unfold and see what kind of insights and/or entertainment, if any, you would provide. The sole caveat to that plan was if you for some rare, statically improbably event that you mentioned Lilith (a story I will save for another day) Funny how those rare events play out...

From my own life experiences fighting wars, being in academia, and being a medical provider (all of which have only lead to more questions), I have begun to realize the incredible importance of the unseen forces (with the fae being one of them) on the events and flow of the reality around us.

Im not sure I have anything of value to add at this point, however, I just wanted to reach to let you know I have appreciated your insights and look forward to seeing more.

Cheers!

a reply to: Flyingthroughlife

'day Flyingthroughlife. Thanks for the supportive words, always appreciated.

I must admit, when I first started following you, my first thought was this was going to be less helpful but more crazy and entertaining (too be fair, crazy or sane is probably irrelevant, all that matters is an ability to impact the world around you, seen or unseen). I had planned to just watch this thread unfold and see what kind of insights and/or entertainment, if any, you would provide.

I thought a fairy thread on ATS would have me torn to shreds, yet here it is.

The sole caveat to that plan was if you for some rare, statically improbably event that you mentioned Lilith (a story I will save for another day) Funny how those rare events play out...

These rare events are perhaps not so random. When I read a reply such as yours I sometimes feel like I am being watched from afar. Many folks on ATS have someone unseen reading over their shoulder. I never look further, preferring to let these things play out naturally.

The biblical Adam and Eve is said to be the beginning. To the fae the story of Eve, Lilith and Adam is ongoing repeated everywhere.

Yet there is also a Lilith proper.

For me, Lilith is one of the sadder "goddesses" I have met. She is originally a protrusion into our Euclidean space and time. I would call her a fairy except she has no animal aspect, only the (female) human. She considers herself "above" the "part animal fairies" such as wood nymphs and Nagi. Perhaps so. I should work on a nomenclature based on this, it would be simple.

Her sadness is from her being demonized by the people she loved and trained. She is like Demeter, yet from an earlier age. She showed me a memory of wheat, the Sahara and Middle East green. She really loved that time, I can feel it. Then it was gone.

The human girl(s) within the fairy, the human girl(s) within the "goddess" are generally no older than fifteen years. So that is how "old" emotionally the fairy and goddess are. A key to understanding. For a teenage girl, betrayal by those she loves is a terrible thing in any age.

Lilith now considers "Adam" nothing more than a treat for "Eve". She wanted Eve to be happy, to have a "soul mate" as the romantic would say. Lilith was born of Eve and gave to Adam equal sentience of Eve so he might understand her.

I would suggest any betrayal was when Adam turned upon his maker, and sort to sow his oats in women other than Eve.

From my own life experiences fighting wars, being in academia, and being a medical provider (all of which have only lead to more questions), I have begun to realize the incredible importance of the unseen forces (with the fae being one of them) on the events and flow of the reality around us.

They are all so close, we could reach out and touch them. I think Homer had it right when he spoke as if the gods walked amongst us.

Of Pallas Athene.

When her eyes turn towards you,
with a smile upon her lips.
Tis a look that stops you,
like a rabbit in your tracks.

She can be frightening.

Im not sure I have anything of value to add at this point, however, I just wanted to reach to let you know I have appreciated your insights and look forward to seeing more.

One day, perhaps you might share the story you have of Lilith.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

NobodySpecial268,

Without causing you to deviate from your original intent of providing information on the fae, I would enjoy hearing as many details of your interactions/insights/assessment of Lilith. It is fascinating to me that you stated she is “above” the fae realm and described your impression of her with “sadness” as a primary feature. I typical assume any interactions on the internet that resonate with my own experiences are due to projection (simply seeing what I want to see), chance, or intervention… with intervention of some other entity being incredibly unlikely. With that being said, if human beings are becoming more connected via the internet thanks to globalization & technology, and even our wars are including the cyber domain, perhaps intervention from the fae/spiritual realm on what were are seeing on our computer screens/phones is a potential reality to consider…

A previously poster on your thread had asked how to see the fae, and what techniques you use to do this. My two cents on this matter would be the following:

Assuming I’m still maintaining a solid grasp on my sanity, my assessment is the way to see these non-human entities is to view the world as best you can as they do. Humans view seeing something as an encounter or meeting at a specific place at a specific time. A handshake when meeting a new neighbor, seeing a tragic event that stays with you, etc. These non-human entities like the fae, or Lilith, view the world as immortal beings: through the tapestry of events and history (recorded and unrecorded), both the major events and as equally the minor events that all make everything happen. A single exchange of a few words at a single point in time would have essentially no significance at all. What interests them may be as simple as the witnessing of a kiss between an awkward boy with a beautiful girl through a chance meeting, or witnessing the process a person goes through to make a bold decision to throw themselves into some new endeavor or challenge only to be the right person and the right time for a specific event.

An example that I always thought was a helpful mental exercise was thinking about Alexander the Great, in all his glory marching into Afghanistan. An average person may think “if only I could see Alexander the Great at the height of his power then I could understand him”. However, if you were to see Alexander at the height of his conquest then you would be no closer to understanding him then you are now in 2021. To truly understand, you would have to be there to know his friends, his mentors, the people he loved, and his teachers. His interactions with all of them, no matter how small or casual. You would have to know the why of the unseen forces that motivated a single nameless soldier to make the right decision at the right time at a pivotal moment that turned the tide of a key battle, allowing Alexander to maintain his ambitions for conquest. You may have to go back even further, to when Alexander the Great was just a young man looking towards the stars in the East feeling a call or a whisper, or maybe just a feeling of there was something specific he needed to do with his life. I imagine the average fae would have little interest in shaking Alexander the Great’s hand when he was on the march in to Afghanistan, but would have a great deal of interest in the tapestry of tiny, pivotal moments throughout his life and throughout the lives of his friends/lovers/followers, and they would be just as interested in seeing the impacts such events would play on events and on individual people for the thousands of years that follow. Not to say the fae only care about important, larger than life figures, on the contrary, they probably care more about figures who are simply living life and by doing so shape the world around them. Such beings will probably never walk up to you in the grocery store and shake your hand, but you may see fingerprints of their presence a lot more often then you may think. Hell, they might even answer back if it’s the right place, at the right time, and in doing so they may help you do whatever it is you need to do.

This assessment is probably biased and flawed, so take it with a grain of salt.


As for Lilith, I’ll share my potentially biased and incomplete assessment. Lilith is above both the fae realm and our reality, watching all of it. She’s an entity burdened by sadness, but not from a single event of pain, but due to repetitive losses probably too many to count. She’s connected to our world, but she will never apart of it, though she may visit to observe (for minutes or for a human lifetime). She can nudge things here and there, tweaking minor, what seems like insignificant events, but end up being critical in the big picture of a plan beyond comprehension. She’s definitely not to be #ed with, but she is not without her own specific concerns/loves on this earth. I think in many ways, understanding her could help better understand the fae as well. These immortal beings have their own specific duty or function, which is a burden as well as an empowering purpose. Anyone familiar with the “burden of command” may be able to relate in a way. With all that being said, please take all this biased information with a grain of salt. I would be happy to hear any correction if these thoughts deviate from your own experiences (or common sense).

a reply to: Flyingthroughlife

It is fascinating to me that you stated she is “above” the fae realm.

Well, actually what I said was: She considers herself "above" the "part animal fairies" such as wood nymphs and Nagi.

She looks down on them in a very human way. I suspect that is inherited from the human in her. The regular fairies look down on her by the way. Mostly because Lilith lacks the predator aspect the regular fairies have. The regular fairies are predators first and human second. That is survival basics in this world. Lilith would not last long in a fight with a regular fairy. My guess is Lilith came to humanity directly and why the Rabbis or whoever were able to mistreat her so easily and effectively. She didn't fight back as the others have done in the past, present and future. She is a softy.

As for myself I think of Lilith as simply a fairy without the animal aspect.

She says her sadness is because she is alone, no one loves her as they did. Now whenever anyone thinks of her it is "harlot" "demon" or worse. Wikipedia is full of it.

I asked around what happens when a human performed ritual "calls" her name. Lilith does not turn up. What turns up is something very different.

I don't think you're far off the mark with what you say in your post above. My only suggestion is to put aside all of one's cultural influences and simply try to accept them for what they are; non-human Beings.

They don't have a hierarchy by the way. That is the thinking of men. Power, authority, control etc., is something men think important.

Watching the fairies and other fae, they behave like gardeners of living things, including humans.

I will be bold and say: The fae are the Intelligent Designers.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

ive always been interested in the Daoine Sith here in Scotland , there are many tales of them and even a mountain named after them Schiehallion also the home of a famous physics experiment in the calculations of gravity.

I believe they exist

a reply to: sapien82

'day sapien82.

Daoine Sith - people of the mounds?

Any particular reason why?

Those deceased kids I collect seem to connect back to the Tuatha Dé Danann in some way but the church was in charge of putting lore and history into writing and changed a few details. The Tuatha Dé Danann were banished(?) to below ground according to wikipedia.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

Why do I believe in them? well I've just read tales of them and all the things that have happened to people near their mounds

and just seems odd, and we have a whole mythology about them from Ireland and Scotland
the church done a lot to remove the old beliefs of the pagan scots
there are loads of Daoine Sith mounds in Scotland.

Ive always found them really interesting as a nature spirit that existed before man.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

NobodySpecial268,

This is such a brilliant thread you’ve created; I’m loving these insights you bring to the table.

My tendency to inject cultural references is absolutely a habit I need to break. My primary bias when dealing with this non-human (atypical) topics usually lead to me siphoning through the information to find the most high yield “actionable intelligence”, the knowledge/insights I can actually apply in my own life and those around me. Human conditioning at its finest.

I hope I am not diverting the course of your thread too much, and if I am, I appreciate you indulging my curiosity.
The most fascinating thing about your thread is the pattern that I have seen emerge from all your posts. Whether by accident or design, each of your posts provides very unique questions and insights in the logistics of how this world (seen and unseen) potentially operates; it’s really impressive (once again, is this projection vs. chance vs. intervention?).
Just in your post above you raise some subtle, yet I would imagine are significant, questions. There were several I had in reading your thoughts, but I'll list out the two primary ones:

1. The prospect of human/fae overlap. Was Lilith a human who transitioned into fae status, or a fae who had a human life (lives) on Earth as part of her specific purpose. Does this imply humans can transition to fae status? Or can fae be among us having human lives to have human experiences? I'm thinking specifically of your figure eight lying horizontally analogy you used previously, and in this case the mobius you mentioned earlier makes more sense. If so, I can see why this information was suppressed by religious organizations in the past.

2. Calls to Lilith being intercepted: this I found particularly interesting. If there was some effort in the past through religious entities or others to change the collective human conscious view on Lilith and fairies as a whole, that is intriguing. If those entities are able to intercept calls to an entity like Lilith (prayers or rituals) and send another being instead, that is a degree of weaponization across the two worlds that is alarming. You had mentioned previously that the greys seem to move freely across the fae/spiritual realm and ours, and there is a connection between formal religious organization across the realms as well. If these beings like Lilith and the fae are as real as we discuss on this thread, the ability to intercept peoples calls/prayers to these entities and send nefarious beings to the location of the caller is a level of weaponization that is troubling. If names can be intercepted when called via rituals or prayer, and some other nefarious being can be sent out to that location, what other names could be intercepted in such a way?

Once again, thanks for taking the time to run this thread and share your view of the world.

a reply to: sapien82

Thanks sapien. I wonder sometimes how successful the church was in suppressing the fairy lore. Here in Australia the Native folks have their lore, law and their fae.

I see all this stuff and have learned not to mention it here. Sometimes I wonder about other people's point of view.

Thanks sapien.