Sara,
In faerie lore, what’s the difference between the Seelie and Unseelie Courts?
Best wishes,
Tanya J.
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Sara,
In faerie lore, what’s the difference between the Seelie and Unseelie Courts?
Best wishes,
Tanya J.
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What Are Fairies?
A Basic Overview of Fairies
As a mythologist and a researcher I get to write some pretty interesting books and blogs: cryptozoology, demons, folklore, ghosts, mythological creatures, the paranormal in general, U.F.O.s, and vampires to name but a few. Currently, I am working on writing an academic encyclopedia of fairies <fan-girl squeal>.
To begin, “fairies” is the plural form of the species; the singular of the noun is “fay.” There are a great number of folks who use the word “fey” as a noun, but this is incorrect, it is an adjective and basically means “fated to die.” I know people will argue the fay/fey point, claiming this is how new-age folks and those “in the know” do it. Well, be that as it may, I trust the accepted and recognized definition in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Look it up in your hard copy or on-line, they are in agreement with one another. Dictionary.com, a popular on-line dictionary I occasionally reference for spelling also agrees with Merriam-Webster on this matter. I hate to be the one to burst your bubble, but the paranormal community loses another strand of credibility every time they get this word wrong.
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Fairy Abduction VS Alien Abductions
Little Green or Grey Men?
by Theresa Bane
Imagine that you are in the country walking along the road. Its night and dark, but there is more than enough moonlight for you to see as you make your way home. Then out of the corner of your eye, something moves. Quickly you turn and there in a field, right near the crest of a hill, you see a light. It’s small and waving about, reminding you of a flashlight’s beacon. Someone could be out there in trouble or hurt needing your help. Concerned, you leave the path and head toward the light. After walking a ways you quicken your pace, as the light is a bit further off than you first imagined.
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