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The fae: The Fair Folk
In Celtic and nature-based traditions, the fae are spirits of the natural world. They're approached with courtesy, respect and small offerings.
In Celtic and other nature-based traditions, the fae (the Fair Folk) are beings of the natural world: earth, water, air and fire spirits, woodland folk and garden friends. They're said to operate by their own rules, very different from ancestors or angels.
Traditional etiquette: be courteous, keep your promises, leave small offerings like milk, honey, flowers or shiny trinkets, and tend the wild places they're said to love. Beltane and Litha are their busiest times.
Traditionally called on for
- Nature connection
- Garden magic
- Play and wonder
Try this
Leave a small offering of flowers or a little honey in a quiet corner of your garden or a houseplant pot.
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