I was just going to head straight on into the matter of that old ancient text about magical, well maybe not magical but certainly very mysterious sources of wealth, and then someone here privately raised an interesting subject area - a different interesting subject area.
So it's not too far off the path here anyway.
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There is a reason this cultural imagery about 'fairies' has been being portrayed/depicted literally for thousands of years. |
So let's go there.
We'll make a little tiny detour.
Look I think an important - a really very important - thing to bear in mind when entering some misty places like the actual encountering of genies or fairies or Extraterrestrial beings (what people call 'Alien') - is that we are coming from our present human social experience, and our own personal context as well.
These guys are not stupid. And this is the reason why so many of the experiences that people have are mostly simply the sudden appearance of an unusual tiny natural object that is in the wrong place, even just a feather or an unusual flower. But after awhile you start to question how come that thing was there and then some other things happen in your life and you at least become prepared to open the door to that place that says 'maybe...'
I just gave the recipe to the 'Fairies Love Potion' to someone here who asked.
For me myself using these things comes within a whole entire context of other things, even you could say some pretty sophisticated Chinese Martial Arts training that you will not readily get anywhere unless some Master sees a certain potential in you. Even if you are already what's called 'inside the family door' it doesn't mean those individuals who know are going to impart this kind of training.
Let me repeat and remind people that while Guy Savelli is quite well-known among aficionados of these esoteric pursuits (he was technical advisor and one of the characters depicted in the hit Hollywood film 'The Men Who Stare At Goats') - and I am certainly not at all - I trained at the facility in Penang long before he did.
What I am going to say then is that this is a lifestyle that you are or might be embarking upon or extending from what you already have been doing.
It's not some pill you get from a pharmacy and then suddenly fairies appear in material substance - aka substantial form.
Not to say it hasn't happened for some individuals; has happened. But then in almost all of those cases too you will find the person already has some unusual activity in life: palliative care nurses for example. They're a really good one and I don't even want to discuss what about that here because unless you happen to be a palliative care nurse you will just not believe it at all. But it's very common in that line of work.
Musicians, major stage performers, some visual artists. These people, if they are in the category in question, each has their own private story that they never tell anyone, certainly not journalists and rarely even their official biographers.
So to those who have gotten their hands on one or more of the recipes and followed the techniques advised - and believe me, if I were handling a class like the one you read about in one of those 'Vera' books, the section about the hanging silk cocoon room and all of that, well you would certainly go into a whole other brain state from which it takes some more 'debriefing' really, to get you back down or out from there. But anyway, to those who have the recipes and are going to use them, I should pose the question why do you think you should escape all of the truly necessary 'backgrounding?'
'Hearstease' or viola tricolor. Pay attention! |
You can't take a fairy home with you in a shoe-box, you know. Well, yes you can though I suppose and that's part of the problem.
'Fairies' are just one part of the scene, as it were.
They are real and they are somewhat just like you and me in that they have likes, dislikes, and they can also be emotionally injured.
You have the list of ingredients in your hot little hand, you make the preparation and you head out to the woods. Good. No problem. Nothing happened, right, as far as you know?
Off the top of your head what is the name of the King of the Fairies?
KP knows.
But what if you don't and you really don't know anything about them in great detail, but you want to meet one for real.
Anyone here have any doubt whatsoever that not only am I able to produce for you the greatest Fairy Love Potion ever of all time, but also those passages from the ancient, nearly lost texts to do with wealth?
LOL
Giggle giggle.
Oh, I can though. Yes. Certainly I can indeed.
Now watch as your eyes, your ears, and your mind are all opened, quite magically, and all the money that your parents paid to send you to high school and then perhaps to University is thrown down the drain where it properly belongs. Sorry parents of the kids here, you never hired me, so you wasted your money. The end.
Not the end.
"The juice of the heartsease now," claims Oberon "on sleeping eyelids laid, Will make the man or woman madly dote Upon the next living creature that it sees."
Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.'
So who is the King of the Fairies?
Yes. Oberon.
Of course it is not all just about the heartsease flower, or aka the wild pansy, or viola tricolor.
We have a complete recipe of what the fairies demand.
But why are you not going and finding yourself a whole complete video of any one of the pretty good versions of this play and watching it from start to finish?
...Before you think you know what you are going to do with a real fairy.
If you haven't read this yet, then you're being just silly: Venetian Drinkable Inks
And here, a short video clip of a gentleman with an accent not too dissimilar to my own natural one (which I have to disguise quite a lot being in this place down here).
This is a foretaste of poetry being spoken by someone who knows how to do it, so that we can all be prepared for the second of the two poems (first was up just before) which will go up tomorrow.