They are more universally known as The Shadow People (hence the story of the King as a Stag and shadow figures playing with him and the others) are made of Smokeless Fire (cosmic strings with monopole magnets), this firey nature makes them more passionate, for better or worse. And yes, they are all individuals and their actions are mostly representative only of themselves or the orders given...and they, like deities in record, don't like refusals, especially when its better to accept magickal friends and gifts. :P
They are not fairies are not chaotic nor are they full of commotion ugly spiritedness or negative reinforcements they're not full of negative vibes either so sorry for bursting your bubble Mythic but you have your so-called story claims wrong I think you need to go back and do some research
@@tammyjackson1026 "they are not fairies"- who is they. "They are not Chaotic"- European culture disagrees with you. "You need to go back and do your research"- Lmao coming from someone who lacks basic knowledge on the topic. Whatever.
From what I heard/read is that the fairy queen fell in love with a mortal and he was caught cheating so he killed him out of rage, and since immortals are never supposed to commit such a sin, she killed herself out of guilt by singing her soul into a tree, creating the Tree of Life
Elphame sounds like a corruption of the Old Norse Alfheim, the land of the elves presided over by Frey, a Vanir god. (Gylfaginning, The Prose Edda snorri Sturlson)
Yes definitely, you are correct. "Hame" is Scots for "home" so it just means the home of the Elves, ie Fairyland. These court cases weren't during the Dark Ages, but in fact during the Renaissance period, and the notorious Isabel Gowdie case was well into the 17th century, when people such as Isaac Newton were getting very scientific, so it's ironic that such absurd and childish tales weren't't seen for the nonsense they so obviously are to us. I find it baffling that people would condemn themselves by making such false confessions, unless they were coerced into doing so, or else were hallucinating under the influence of magic mushrooms or something.
There is an old tradition of the Middridge Fairies who were said to live on a hill on the outskirts of the village. It was said that a lad named Willie once taunted the fairies who became angy and chased him all the way home to his house at Middridge Grange. The fairy Oberon threw his iron spear at the lad but he just got indoors in time and the spear stuck in the oak door. In the 1970s it was still possible to see the door with the split said to result from the spear thrust.
I am already in contact with Shadow People...but still not able to hear them, just see them. Definitely not for the timid...Having second sight is interesting...I wake up to the strangest beings looking at me, face to face... LOL "INTENSE STARING... Oh good, you're up!"
It sounds like another case of a teenage boy who falls in love with an older married woman and believes she is the Queen of Elphame because they have an affair, seems lol.
Tbh she sounds like Seelie Queen from The Mortal Instruments Just think about it...she’s, fairy, kinda hot, not aging(and could look as young as she wishes to), apparently evil, has her own court, always wears silk...
It is usually quite rare to find a human with such precise balance. Humanity is in the middle of good and evil, but behaviour and consequences swing to extremes, when societies become obsessed with self indulgence. In an ascetic society it is fair to say that humanity swings toward good. In a self indulgent society, where people simply do not bother to train self control, and consider self-serving profit-making to be virtuous, the sociological impact is a swing toward evil. Fairies are always innocent though. They just don't appear so innocent to evil people. Think of what happens in that Indiana Jones movie, where the nazis open up the lost ark of the covenant. Those were known to be angels. Lovely friendly nice angels. So consider that in the case of pagan faeries, evil people will probably find them to be even more capricious. It's a good idea to get to know faeries really slowly. It will still be hard to get to know them really well.
The only thing I know about fairies and Little People is the massive amount of Quartz rocks that have every size from different size Giants hand prints all the way down to Little People and I guess what would be called fairies. There hand span is less than one inch size. They were all using the hand me downs from the beings that are larger than them. Example. I have a rock that one giant wore down then a smaller giant took it and wore his grooves into it. Then a human put his hand groove into it. Then a little dwarf size person wore his hand groove into it. They were taking each other's power.looks like their body energy and these Quartz rocks in the left hand caused an effect. Some of the rocks looks to be burned at the tips. Piezoelectricity I'm guessing. A being that size should get a spark. lol. I have rocks that have the finger grooves of many sized beings. As well as other artifacts that prove my claims. As well as a Egyptian style Totem with Ureas found next to these artifacts. There was a large group of dwarfs and Giants that lived in the same camp.This is half a mile from tobacco fields. They lived in this very spot for what looks like a very very long time. If your really looking for the truth. Well I have physical evidence.that show a group of different size beings lived together in the past.
_Goin' home, late last night_ _Suddenly I got a fright_ _Yeah I looked through a window and surprised what I saw_ _Fairy wear boots and dancin' with a dwarf, all right now!_ _Yeah, fairies wear boots and you gotta believe me_ _Yeah I saw it, I saw it, I tell you no lies_ _Yeah, fairies wear boots and you gotta believe me_ _I saw it, I saw it with my own two eyes, all right now!_
Hello friend, I just wanted to bow to a fellow musashi fan. I still favor the "oar"... long, wooden and one strike to the temple. I have a home made 6'4", with iron bandings to get the maximum amount of weight/counter weight and a slight thinning through the 5' length between them to gain a little bit of "flex" in the musashi temple strike. I am afraid that it's too effective and therefore, can not be used for it's intent. But m.m. was a genius to use this approach to counter a longer katana and the hubris that swung it.
@GuardianChaos & @The Tinfoil Mummy i have one saved to my playlist from a different page on miyamoto musashi. Figured you may like. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UNLx326JQzE.html
I would never think of the Queen of Elphame as evil. Its all Xtian propaganda. In Reidsville North Carolina a young girl claims to have run into the Queen several years back while lost in the forest. She asked her to stay with her because the girl's mother was abusive, but the little girl told her that her grandma would worry if she didn't return. So the Queen kissed her on the forehead and showed her the way back home through the forest. Sounds pretty benign to me. As a side note....many UFO sights are reported from that area of NC also. If she even asks me to stay.....I'd accept the invitation given the evils of human kind are getting pretty unbearable. I'll take my chances with the Sidhe.
Theres an anime where the Queen of the Fairies is shown, its called "The Ancient Magus Bride" The Fairy Queen's name in that show is "Titania" and her husband is named "Oberon". This is the scene where shes introduced in the anime: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KlRMpqBYJKI.html (2 minutes long) when she walks in the anime her boobs jiggle and her hair bounces lol.
Or within every culture as there are the Aziza and Yomboes( fairy and elves) in West Africa . Elves aren't indigenous to just Europe just as mermaids are not either .
Dude these really shouldn't count as legends. They're lies people crafted while being tortured in a desperate hope they might be saved or at least earn a clean death. They use repeated themes and characters because the victims and torturers alike knew of them from previous witch trials. Portraying them as mythology is borderline disrespectful to the innocent people who spun the lies while having their fingernails ripped out. If it is a story it isn't about fairies but rather the danger of unilateral belief systems and state/church sponsored violence.
Yhea like fairies were used to explain a mentally ill child. They'd been snatched by the fairies and replaced and these poor kids would then be burnt, as fairies were supposed to be scared of fire or dumper in the woods to starve or get eaten by animals...and people think this shit is "folk law" and "mythology".
A fairy is not an evil being. It's a small elf with wings. From fairy tales about Peter Pan and his country. Elves of human size are not evil either. The elf and fairy people have a queen each. These are the most powerful among their people. An elf is only evil if it is an orc from the Lord of the Ring.
well, there weren't as many as we think. In six hundred years or so of its existance the inquisition killed just 12000 people, which is a ridiculously little number, they weren't neither as vicious or oppressive as we think, unpleasant maybe, but a necessary evil in times plagued by social unrest and religiously motivated revolts.
@@nickiknox6706 not necessary per se, but an unfortunate consequence of the times. Was it right? no. Were heretics a cause of social unrest and tensions, which would have resulted in even greater bloodbaths? Yes. People dying is never a good thing, but at times there are no ways around it, it is the tragedy of human existance.
There’s a tale in a village near me in England that tells of faeries but they ain’t nice they chase people and throw pitchforks a local farm still had the pitchfork mark on their door from a long time ago they called the middridge fairy’s/faeries can’t remember which way it was spelt so put both lol great video faeries are fascinating would love to know if they ever truly existed
In the accounts given here about the queen of fairies it suggests that she wouldn’t have an intention to harm but her courts ( which hypothetically saying if this queen and court was real) might be a mixed bag. As for the devil end of the stories given.... The road to hell is paved with good intentions, but it’s interesting that most who encountered her didn’t end well
Good or bad are human concepts of basic morality. I do not believe that we can attribute them to non humanity. And would I join her court? Not a freaking chance as I have read too many fairy stories! LOLPeace and roses,Deb the TN Scary Lady
(Im not being serious)TRAITOR in accordance with book 7 article 5 of the humanity 1st book of guidelines you are to be summarily executed by firing squad
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But that's actually real history. He was just a very clever mercenary General who made the white company and made a fortune fighting in the Italian city wars... Wheres the untrue occult bit?
@@itarry4 Why on Earth does the occult need to be untrue? If you want untrue occult, then maybe you should watch children's movies. Some of them might not be based on fact. You certainly shouldn't be watching videos filled with historical testimony if you are looking for something that is untrue.
@@inconspicuous-new--account it doesn't need to be untrue it just is. Historical testimony doesn't equal truth nor fact. It equals how the person saw the event, what they thought happened, not what actually happened. We're talking about a video I watched 3 years ago now so can't give specifics etc but... Much of it will be based on factual events that when witnessed weren't understood so were explained through using the occult, fairies, etc. Also my comment was asking why they'd ask for a video of Hawkwood who has no occult anything attached with his name.
@@itarry4 Well, if that is the way you are looking at it, then the stories of John Hawkwood are similarly untrue. Also, in the sense that they are cut off from view by an interposing barrier, they are also occult, because they are veiled in the past, and are not anything that anyone alive has any experience of. In contrast, as people alive today have experience of the Faery Queene, She is substantially less untrue than tales of John Hawkwood. I'm just laying down basic facts, logically here, because you don't seem to be thinking about them particularly clearly.
The fae folk have never had anything to do with the Christian devil. This just sounds like stories that wrongly accused witches dreamed up, based in existing tales and legends and given an evil spin befitting the Christian times, in an effort to divert full blame for their assumed crimes from themselves, which never mattered in the end because they ended up executed anyway. Witch trials were very much a "damned if you do, damned if you don't affair; a zero-sum game for those unlucky accused. If they didn't confess, the torture continued until they did confess, after which they were executed. The "trials" were a joke. But to get back on topic, in all of the old legends of faeries and elves and the like, they are neutral beings that are connected to the spirit of the Earth, neither benevolent nor malevolent. Mischievous, perhaps, but not necessarily insidious. As for joining her court? Assuming she was real, hell yes. She sounds far too interesting to say no to.
The Devil himself doesn't really have anything to do with the Christian Devil either, apart from being him anyway. Christians make The Devil seem like a terrible monster, when actually, The Devil is merely the angel tasked with reforming egregious sinners. The Devil need only be feared if you are an egregious unrepentant sinner. It's hard to say why so many popes and bishops might think The Devil is bad news. I wouldn't know where to begin, with trying to guess. The Faery Queene is not such a sinner, so she would naturally get on very well with The Devil. Those who have faith in God, know that everything that happens is all part of God's plan, so even if it does get rough, they should know that it's going somewhere, for a good reason.
tales of grieving women driven mad and then murdered by the church for what they would say. The tragic truth behind so many of these paints the picture of how brutal life was and could easily become again if we are not careful.
The Finn the Fae of the Jinn or Gae originally before migration were brought from the near east where other types still exist and yes were/are the old gods & deities. The Daemon or Damion of inspiration and creation. The Jinn Jann Finn Fae Sheyaten Marid Ghul Hinn and Nasnas etc
They arise everywhere. Always have done. Still do now. They are manifestations of the land. They aren't a thing that humans export and import. They were here before humans, waiting for humans to turn up.
Fairys were a way of explaining things they didn't understand like religion. Like autistic kids who got left in the woods to die etc... The last person to use fairy abduction to get off if murder was amazingly in 1895 in Ireland Bridget Cleary.... Her husband beat and burnt her to death but was cleared because he genuinely thought she'd been abducted by fairies and the thing he was living with was a fairy put in his wife's place. At least that's the excuse he used and they bought because he'd slept outside a known fairy Fort for 2 days so obviously must be true...
Queen of heaven, Mary, Morgan, Morrigan, Rhiannon etc many names for this evil principality appearing as benevolent but scratch the surface. This world is fallen and the god of this world has blinded the mind of those who don't know Truth.
Now you know where the melificent story came from, she too was dubbed fairy queen. Also having wild minions. Sleeping beauty bay not have anything to do with it but it's pretty obvious they nabbed her character from this "tale""legend""myth" w/e you classify it as I do wonder if that was her name or if they made that up 🤔 prolly made up but who knows
No, it isn't. Elphame is a Scots word for Elf-home. Scots, or Scots-English, is a Germanic language and so will of course sound similar to other Germanic languages. Elphame means "Fairy Land" in Scots, and had zero to do with Norse mythology other than both cultures using Germanic words to describe their respective otherworlds.
@@user-jb1tu9ic7y Now allow me. Alfheim/ Álfheimr - Norse Elphame - Scottish They are not the same realms nor apart of the same belief system or folklore. As you alluded to.
@@raibeartmacphadrain There is significant overlap between the two, and the Norsemen influenced Scottish folklore and belief as the Vikings were historically present in Scotland.
I was married to a fairy queen once but I doubt that it's the same chick because that was tens of thousands of years ago in a different timeline/universe.
i find it interesting just how evil people that claim to be christians can be, as for the Queen i would politely decline turn around and slowly walk away before breaking into a run and legging it as fast as i can i have heard how tricky the fey can be.
I like to think they were just tripping out while hallucinating while ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g5JqPxmYhlo.html plays in the background. men and women both having the best times fueled by some guy recounting fairy tales.
I think people accused of witchcraft will say or agree to anything under torture so the stories became a mix of regional folklore & Christian Satanic Panic. The more lurid & sexual-the better for the repressive sexual times.
Titania was Shakespeare's name for her in Midsummer Night's Dream. Faery royalty is not exclusive to a single individual. They all wish to consider themselves to be Queen or King. It's a bit like how the aim of some religions is to achieve god consciousness. There is only one God, but many people can experience being god. Similar deal with faeries. Just different words, and a more determined guide.
@@kimjensen3393 I tend not to compare *everything* to the Hebrew or Abrahamic... Mostly because those sections tend to demonize foreign concepts for it's own benefits... 🤓
You have to keep digging deeper. I'd totally agree with you about sirens though. Vampire energy is not far off it as well. You just have to dig deeper, beyond all of that. Get far enough down to the core, and they sparkle. All the dark stuff is illusory, when you know how to tune them in properly. It's an arduous process though.
