Re: How do i summon fairys? By: H2OfanRikki / Novice
Post # 3 Sep 12, 2015
I don't know much about summoning, but it all depends on whether or not you believe dragons exist in the astral plane, some people believe, some people don't.
Fae can apparently be attracted, but whether this is true or not, I am unsure, I have yet to study fae in depth. Leaving sugar water or sugary treats out as offerings is said to attract fae, but I am unsure about the truth behind this. Others imput could help clear the air on this topic.
Re: How do i summon fairys? By: Lark Moderator / Adept
Post # 4 Sep 13, 2015
If you are talking about summoning dragons in this physical world we live in then the answer is that you cannot because dragons do not exist in the physical world. Such spells and summoning are fantasy and are never going to work for you.
Re: How do i summon fairys? By: Nekoshema / Novice
Post # 5 Sep 13, 2015
These creatures are astral beings [like spirits] so don't expect to conjure forth a physical one. It's wiser to befriend them, research them and figure out what they like. Faeries like sweets for example, so leaving out a cube of sugar on an altar or in your garden can attract them. What dragons like really depends on what type you're calling on [earth dragons like coins while air dragons like feathers] in both cases you should make an area with stuff for them [plant a faerie garden if you can] above all what reason do you want to summon them? Faeries and dragons work with people so if you're wanting to summon them for fun or to have them as 'pets' they won't show up [or they will come by to teach you a lesson] be sincere, give an offering and ask them to join you in circle.
Just a word of advice, actually study the British folklore of fairies and don't just assume them to be a type of being which will help. They are not all sweetness and light and can be quite sinister. People on the Isle of Mann for example pay them respect out of fear, not out of love, because of the misfortune they are believed to cause if one does not pay them respect.
The same goes for dragons, Western dragon folklore is normally centred around a dragon which is killing people, accepting sacrifice of humans for appeasement, and hoarding treasure greedily. A Jungian psychoanalyst would liken it to a symbol for the lower portions of the ego. Normally a hero figure, such as St. George, slays the dragon. Chinese culture has a mix of benevolent and malevolent dragons.
And I'll just say now what most people will never say and never want to hear. Unless you can astral project or utilise your astral or inner senses, you will never see nor will you ever experience any spiritual being. This is why there are systems of magic. To train an individual, people who try and jump straight in either drown, or tread in shallow water never reaching the deep end.
I have studied a bit on fairys, they are supposed to be mischievous but also it said sweets things attract them. I live in Ireland so we have alot of Folklore on fairys but that all seems to be a bit fake. Thank you all for the help.