#pagan elf

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Be kind to others, you never know what battles they are fighting. Such as being a changeling from the faerie realm and forced to coexist amongst humans.

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“Some people think elves were a people that once were but are no more. Others think that we never existed. But the truth is the long history and legend of the elves has just begun.”

—The Silver Elves

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Excerpt from “Be A Goddess! A Guide to Celtic Spells and Wisdom for Self-Healing, Prosperity and Great Sex,” Francesa de Grandis.

“There are many vile things in life, and in nature, but that’s different from saying that life and nature are inherently vile. Someone once said (was it me?) that the latter belief implies that the only solution is nuclear destruction, which often seems the logical conclusion of transcendence.”

Additional thoughts under the read more:

Fwiw, I’m not human. And I’m not a Wiccan, but it is true that most books out there on witchcraft are Wiccan-based or adjacent.

This book also contains uhhh pretty outdated language/terminology lol (putting a trademark next to the name of your practice? 😩). It was published in 1998 and definitely seems like a relic of its time.

With that being said, I still enjoy these types of books if I take what I like and leave the rest. I’m someone that won’t throw the baby out with the bath water, so to speak. This is one of those reads for me. Don’t be fooled by the title, it has some good stuff in it and was a major turning point in my practice.

With that out of the way: I’ve been reading discourse lately about pagans arguing about the less-than-savory lore and personality traits of our beloved gods; whether the myths are meant to be taken literally, etc. And that’s when I think of these pages in particular. (I wrote about it more here.)