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Faery Wicca, Book 2: The Shamanic Practices of the Cunning Arts(The Ancient Oral Faery Tradition of Ireland) by Kisma K. Stepanich, 1998-04-08 Tree of Enchantment: Ancient Wisdom and Magic Practices of the Faery Tradition by Orion Foxwood, 2008-10-01 Faery Wicca, Book 1: Theory and Magick, a Book of Shadows and Lights (The Ancient Oral Faery Tradition of Ireland) (Bk.1) by Kisma K. Stepanich, 1998-08-08 Faery Wicca Tarot Kit: Ancient Faery Tradition of Ireland by Kisma K. Stepanich, 1998-10-08 Remembering a Faery Tradition: A Case of Wicca in Nineteenth-Century America by Trudy Last, 2010-01-01 The Wondrous Land: The Faery Faith of Ireland by Kay Mullin, 1997-05 Faery Beasts And Animals of Legend by Michael Howard, 2006-01-30 The Faery Realm of Amy Brown Calendar 2006 by Amy Brown, 2005-06-01

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61. About RJ Stewart: Terra Mir Bookstore
    SELECTOR'S NOTE This book along with Power Within the Land are two excellent,definitive resources on Celtic traditions including the faery tradition.  
    http://www.imagik.net/rjpage.htm
    
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62. Interview With R.J. Stewart
    Do you feel that ritual is an important part of the faery tradition? The faery traditiondoes use rituals and ceremonies, and they are well known in folklore.  
    http://www.widdershins.org/vol2iss6/y9602.htm
    
    Extractions: Megan: Can you tell where and how you started? What tradition is it that you practice? RJ: I started with two interests: traditional ballads and folk tales, and meditation and magical arts. Eventually the two came together. I worked for several years (in the early 1970's) with the late W. G. Gray who was a Qabalist and his wife X. Roberta who was an astrologer and who Y. was also very knowledgeable about Celtic tradition. I practice certain aspects of the Faery and Underworld tradition, but I also receive the inner lineage of magical arts and Priest/Priestess hood traditions that we teach in workshops. Some of this inner contact was handed down from WGG, who received it from a French Russian teacher, linking back to the circles of Papus and other mystical/magical orders from 19th century in France with a strong Russian influence. However, I have developed these traditions in my own way, and do not claim them to be anything other than work that I have tried to clarify and develop over the last 30 years. M: Do you call what you do witchcraft or are you a pagan? What is it like to be a pagan in Europe?

63. Cyberfae.com -- A Community For Lovers And Scholars Of Faerie
    the beings change shape and color and take the shape depending on the person perceivingthem Faery Wicca Kisma K. Stepanich teaches the Oral faery tradition.  
    http://www.cyberfae.com/library/fp_modernfaeryfaith.html
    
    Extractions: According to the Feri Tradition, 10,000 years or more so ago, a small race of dark people came out of Africa. They spread throughout the world to places like Japan, Siberia and Russia. "The Menehune of Hawaii and other South Pacific islands are the same race as the little people in Ireland and the rest of the Celtic world." (50 years, Cora Anderson, pg. 5).

64. Earthlight
    The Underworld and faery tradition is a transformative initatory system involvinga mysterious realm hidden deep within the land, and echoed within our human  
    http://www.totembooks.com/earthlight2.html
    
    Extractions: by R.J. Stewart The Underworld and Faery Tradition is a transformative initatory system involving a mysterious realm hidden deep within the land, and echoed within our human consciousness. Celtic and classical sources clearly defined this tradition and it persisted actively in folklore, tales and songs until well into the twentieth century. However, this is the first time that detailed information has been made available in modern form to the general reader. Earthlight presents important practical methods of working within the Faery Tradition. Through powerful techniques of visualization and imagination, a set of keys to understanding ourselves is found. The Underworld and Faery Tradition leads to true healing and regeneration, both of ourselves and of the earth. back to booklist

65. Religion And Belief
    Abode Celtic Lore and Wicca Covenant of Rhiannon Druidry The Faerie Tradition Faeriesand Little Folk The Faery Crossing The faery tradition atypical variant  
    http://www.faerielands.com/fairylinks/religion.html

66. Lady Of The Earth
    The Circle Of Stones Celtic Faerie Rite To Banish Energy Closing The Faerie RingCreation Oral Teaching Of faery tradition Of Witchcraft Definition Of A  
    http://www.ladyoftheearth.com/faeries/faeries.html

67. Raven's Flight Events
    Most people think of the faery tradition as being a mixture of folkloric customsand beliefs, handed down from ancestral culture, while this is true, there are  
    http://www.ravensflight.net/events.asp?newsletterID=68

68. The Faery Cord
    RJ will also give a talk on Celtic faery tradition , Friday night February28th from 700830. It will be held at the Quest Bookshop  
    http://www.fairycongress.com/news/01.28.03.FaeryCord.htm
    
    Extractions: The Faery Cord With RJ Stewart A New Workshop Open to All The Faery Cord, a powerful magical aid and companion that embodies a tradition with origins in the ancestral past, is presented now with unique methods taught only by RJ Stewart. The Faery Cord stands for, and replaces, "implements of magic" which enables an almost invisible method of creating power patterns, that you can take anywhere. The Cord can be used uniquely, in its own right, without other forms of spiritual or magical work, and it may also be used with the Magic of Three Sticks, as taught by RJ Stewart. In this workshop, we will Empower a Cord. This simple ceremony, known as the Ritual of Inhabitation, may be repeated easily to attune and empower your cord. The information, techniques and the powerful faery contacts and spiritual forces of this gathering enable one single cord to become a cord that can be used in personal meditation or group work to: Open out our connections to Allies, Cousins, Co-Walkers and Ancestors

69. CREATION (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE FAERY TRADITION OF WITCHCRAFT) Alone, Awesome,
    CREATION (AN ORAL TEACHING OF THE faery tradition OF WITCHCRAFT) Alone,awesome, complete. Master Index Current Directory Index Go  
    http://www.skepticfiles.org/mys2/creation.htm

70. Review; Faery Wicca Tarot
    Faery Wicca. If one is not already familiar with Ms. Stepanich’sfaery tradition, one has a lot of learning to do. The mythology  
    http://artoftarot.com/faery.htm

71. What Is Wicca?
    faery tradition. The origins of this tradition come from the myths and legendsof the Tuatha De Danann, the deities who are now known as Faery Folk .  
    http://members.aol.com/fadedone33/wicca.html
    
    Extractions: Wicca, pronounced "wick-ah", is a modern religion, based upon the ancient Western European, pre-Christian shamanic traditions. (Notice I said "based upon"... Wicca itself has only been around for about 50 years or so. The traditions and beliefs however are very old and come from several of the old religions) It is fertility, earth-based and nature oriented; Wiccans recognize and worship during the change of the seasons and the full and new moons. Wicca is considered a pagan religion, which means it is not Judeo-Christian in origin. Pagan simply means "not of the city" or "country-dweller" and should not be thought of as a negative term. Wicca is unique in that it has no dogmas, docterines or set of rules. This can be confusing for new practitioners, because Wiccan practices are derived from within, are personal and individual and are not mandated by any one person, hierarchy, or "Bible". Many people brought up in an organized religion are not used to such an open and free belief system. It takes time to become comfortable in developing your religious practices from your personal experiences and knowledge, but therein lies the beauty of Wicca. Individuality is an honored trait for Wiccans, therefore, Wicca is not a "cohesive" religion. One can practice either with a coven or as a solitary, and they can worship in their own individual way. Also, some people who belong to covens may branch out and form their own coven. This is totally acceptable and it allows for a greater sharing of beliefs and of the establishment of new ideas and practices. Although Wiccan practices are unique to the individual or coven, most Wiccans have more in common with other Wiccans than they do differences.

72. AccessNewAge Paths: Mythology And Folklore
    Earth Light RJ Stewart $15.95 Put In Cart Picture BEARLIG 20245 The Underworldand faery tradition is a transformative initiatory system involving a  
    http://www.accessnewage.com/Paths/MythologyAndFolklore.cfm
    
    Extractions: The two volumes of Celtic folk tales collected by the leading British folklorist Joseph Jacobs (1854-1916) introduced the children of the world to the special vision and color, the unique magic of the Celtic folk imagination. The 26 stories of "Guleesh," "The Horned Women," "King O`Toole and His Goose," "The Sea-Maiden," :The Shee An Gannon and the Gruagach Gaire," "The LAd with the Goat-Skin," and the legendary "Dierdre," "Beth Gellert," and the other wonderful characters, the curses and the hexes, the broken promises and granted wishes are accompanied by eight full-page plate, 37 drawings and decorated capitals and end pieces that help make this book the charming one that generations of youngsters have proclaimed it to be. Paperback, 267 pages Charles Squier $14.99 Put In Cart Picture BCELMYT Celtic Wonder Tales Ella Young $5.95 Put In Cart Picture BCELWON Loved by both children and adults, these 14 enchanting stories are filled with sly charm, whimsy, and fights of fancy that give Celtic folklore its special appeal among the tales. Retold here in wonderful poetic prose are the Earth Shapers, The Spear of Victory, The Cow of Plenty, The Great Battle, The Golden Fly, The Children of Lir, and eight others. Imaginatively illustrated by noted Irish artist, and patriot Maud Gone, these exciting narratives of grand goings-on in the twilit world of Celtic magic and legend will be a welcome addition to any young reader`s personal bookshelf.

73. Robin Hood: The Green Dancers
    trait, since the discharging of 'elfshot', flint-tipped arrows, at both human andbeast, is among the most prominent features of it in the faery tradition.  
    http://www.druidry.org/obod/theorder/archive/jm-robin.html
    
    Extractions: (Canto VI. ii. 5. ) The importance given to the episode in the Gest where the Sheriff, having been captured, is made to put on the dress of an outlaw, is evidence that the colour was regarded as important even then. Certainly all the references to the clothing bought for those taking the role of Robin Hood in the May-Day Games, or in the Robin Hood plays of the 16th to 18th centuries refer to this colour. Until recent times 'to wear the green' was another way of saying that one followed the old religion of this land. Another aspect of all this is the association between Robin Hood and fairs and between Faery folk and fairs. According to the Elizabethan writer Henry Fuller, wherever Robin went 'he carried a fair along with him, chapmen crowding to buy his stolen goods', and there are frequent references to fairs in the ballads. In Ireland, of course, there was the Puck Fair, held at Killorglin in County Kerry every August, where there was a general disposition towards wild behaviour and unbridled licence. Puck, in this instance, comes from the Gaelic poc meaning a he-goat. (Though, as we shall see, there is reason to connect Puck with Robin Hood.) Every year a goat is chosen, decorated, and paraded through the town to the accompaniment of music and song. It is regarded as the King of the Fair, and is ceremonially crowned and placed on a platform, where it remains through out the duration of the fair. Despite the derivation of the name, there are echoes of Puckish goings on at the fair, with possible factional combats of the kind already described in the previous chapter, and there are a number of stories about people unlawfully trying to steal the goat and finding that their hands were mysteriously stuck to its shaggy coat.

74. Occult World Ledger Fairy,Faeri, Links
    Faeries and Other Wee Folk Gateway to Faerie Asrai's Faerie Abode The World of FaeriesRed Goddess' Faery Realm Enchanted Realms The faery tradition The Faery  
    http://www.occultworldledger.com/fairylink.htm

75. Earth Light - Welcome To AzureGreen Online
    Earth Light The Underworld and faery tradition is a transformative initiatory systeminvolving a mysterious real Largest Metaphysical,Witchcraft,Occult Store  
    http://azuregreen.safeshopper.com/35/1191.htm?793

76. OSG Bookshop
    Other themes include the relationship between faery tradition and themodern alien/UFO mythos, and between faeries and angels.~amazon.  
    http://www.orderofthesacredgrove.com/books/faerie.html
    
    Extractions: by Walter Y. Evans-Wentz The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries is THE definitive scholarly study of the faery realm. Dr. Evans-Wentz is best known as the author-translator of "The Tibetan Book of the Dead", but his first love was this book. Anecdotal accounts of local residents who have had real encounters with the "good neighbors."~Salome by Janet Bord "My book concentrates on reports of sightings of fairies, not the fairy-tales which abound in folklore. The first-hand reports often describe fairies looking very different from the tiny winged creatures most people think of as fairies. In fact they are often 3 feet tall! I've also written about Fairyland or The Otherworld in my book, and possible links with UFOs and aliens."~Bord The Celtic Twilight : Myth, Fantasy and Folklore

77. Teal Moon's Faery Links
    faery sites. The Wiccan Faerie Grimoire of Francesca De Grandis Wiccan and faery tradition by faery author de Grandis. the Faery  
    http://xamyn.com/tealmoon/faery.html

78. DECK- Faery Wicca (Dk & Bk) - Occult Superstore Cyber Magick
    This 83card tarot blends the wonders of Irish mythology, the wisdom of the ancientIrish faery tradition, and the insights of modern Faery Wicca into a  
    http://cybermagick.safeshopper.com/295/1312.htm?607

79. CELTIC MYTHOLOGY
    This book explores the practical implications of the ancient faery traditionfor modern awareness, and for humanity in a threatened environment.  
    http://www.mystickaltymes.com/Books/books pages folder/celtic_mythology_books.ht
    
    Extractions: Last updated Title Description Author Item # Price Qty/ Cart An Irish Book of Shadows Katharine Clark Anam Cara A book of Celtic wisdom. O'Donohue, J 0-06-092943-X Dixon-Kennedy Arthurian Quest Wolfe, A Be A Goddess! DeGrandis, F The Book of Druidry Nichols, R Modern Celtic shamansim. Conway, D.J. 1-56718-166-X The Celtic Book of the Dead A guide for your voyage to the Celtic otherworld. Includes 42 illustrated cards for journeyworking. Matthews, C The Celtic Cross Pennick, N Celtic Gods Celtic Goddesses Stewart, R.J. Celtic Legends of the Beyond A Celtic Book of the Dead. A facinating look at the Celtic cultures. Bryce, D 1-57863-122-X Celtic Lunar Zodiac Paterson offers you a treasure trove of insights into Celtic mythology, herbal lore and Druidic mystery tradition. Paterson 1-56718-510-X Celtic Magic Celtic Magic is for the reader who is either a beginner or intermediate in the field of magic. Conway Celtic Mandalas Squire, C

80. Omphalos - The Directory And Search Engine For Witchcraft & Paganism
    CREATION.TXT, Creation Teachings of the faery tradition. WELLBAKE.TXT, The wellbakes man (AmerIndian). WHEEL-YR.TXT, The Wheel of the Year faery tradition.  
    http://www.omphalos.net/files/myths/
    
    Extractions: This is a complete Public Domain version of the Alexandrian BoSh. ACREATE.TXT Creation story of the animals (Amer-Indian). APHRODI.TXT Understanding the Nature of Aphrodite. ASHTAR.TXT Text on Ishtar. CAMELOT.TXT Camelot: A Dimension of Power. CELTCORD.TXT Celtic Mythology Concordance (Useful reference). CREATION.TXT Creation: Teachings of the Faery Tradition. DIANMYTH.TXT Celtic myth of Diancecht and Miach examined. ERISMYTH.TXT What is Discordianism. FAERIES.TXT Discussion on Faeries. FARRIES.TXT Text on types of fairies. FISH.TXT Tale of a fish. FLUTE.TXT The spirit and the flute. GRIMM197.TXT "The Crystal Ball" Grimms FT # 197. HERMYTH.TXT

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