No offense, but so many videos have been put out on the Internet that have been fake- I wouldn't trust those either.
Fae are widely accepted to be very real. Theres evidence, if you want to call it that, in many different cultures. But if you walk around bashing their existence, you most likely won't come across one.
And really the only "evidence" you can get about the existence of things such as fairies and such is to actually see one in person. Hey, there are MANY things on this planet that are not just human, plant, animal, mineral, and such.
I just love how a simple little post has inspired all this confusion and 'debate'. Believe what you want to believe but, I think she's being a fluffy. I believe in faeries of course, but I don't believe in LinaLee's post
Funny. How did all of this discussions started from a post? Anyways, maybe fairies or fae exists, but in the astral realm and not here. Also, as a lot of people said that, and because it's the truth, you cannot transform yourself into a fairy or any other mythical creature. It is physically impossible. It sounds a little role-playing by the way. My advise? Think logically.
faeries do exists (creatures of the air element).. gnomes do exists (creatures of the earth element).. nymphs (creatures of the water element) do exists.. salamanders do exists (creatures of the fire element).. its one of the basis of the ceremonial magick.. some of you here don't do ceremonial magick so they do not actually know if these creatures do exists..
remember guys, MAGICK CANNOT BE CONCEIVED BY THE FIVE SENSES ONLY.. that's why its called paranormal BECAUSE ITS BEYOND NORMAL IN THE LITERAL SENSE..
i believe in them for i've summoned some before when i'm still studying ceremonial magick (creatures of the earth element).. yes i truly believe in them but not on the one who started this post.. they are true BUT YOU CAN'T BE ONE OF THEM if you are born as a human..
Re: How i became a fairy... By: bored_spirit / Novice
Post # 28 Jan 04, 2012
I'll dare to say it's highly unlikely, though in folklore well recorded, and in most of the occult community seen as quite unlikely though possible indeed. I'll also advise You against it, for to me ( though of course I could be wrong ) You seem to lack devotion and proper understanding of Fairy magick and lore.
There are many ways, though, depending on tradition, and "species" ( in a lack of better word ) of fae folk. Drowned virgin girls often become Ruslak e ( Russian and Slavic folklore ), Fae can abduct human child and turn it to fae ( Fairy faith in Celtic countries ) or one can make a deal with Fairy like with any other spirit. Just few examples.
I grew up with the arts and my grandfather was from Ireland so belief in the wee folk is a given. I have never turned into one although I believe it was either fairies or angles that showed me info a few months back.
When my child was little I told her the bottle fairies cam at night and took her bottle leaving a .50 piece in its place. Did this really happen? No. it did help her deal with giving up her bottle though.
I told her Santa was real and put out gifts from him. did he really come? No.
But it doesn’t mean they dont exist.
During the time people thought others were turning into vampires in new England, they believed this is what they saw. Some believed they turned into the creatures. At that time, we would have thought it was real. Now we understand that Arrogot (I spelled it wrong sorry) could have poisoned the people making them hallucinate and believe these things.
It is possible someone took an herb (or a mushroom) that made them hallucinate and believe one was a fairy. Did this happen on the physical plain, not likely.
Just my 2 cents.
