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Enchantment of the Faerie Realm: Communicate with Nature Spirits & Elementals
by Ted Andrews
from Llewellyn Publications

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Interesting view on the line blurring between fantasy and reality
  (Note: This review was written by my wife, Laura...)
  Elves and faeries and other "imaginary" creatures don't only exist in tales and books, according to Ted Andrews. It is possible to open ourselves up to their world if we quiet our minds enough and let go of our preconceived ideas. This concise and easy-read will take you on a journey through this magical realm with the use of visualizations, stories, personal anecdotes and ancient wisdom.
  If you've ever been curious about the edges of reality in... more info

• Faerie Realm?
  Puh-leeze. Do yourself a favour and do NOT waste your money on such tripe. The Fay are NOT our obedient servants, nor our any of our other aetheric friends and there is no point trying to describe them as they are masters of the aetheric and astral. And why is there this insistence of pigeon-holing every being imaginable? It cannot be done properly, nor should it be attempted in this manner.
  I agree that the author is out of his depth here. This is a book that should never have been written.
  You... more info

• An enchanting read for sure!
  I enjoyed every page of this book. It is certainly one of the most informative books on the faerie realm I have ever read, packed not only with facts about each kind of elemental but also exercises to help the reader easily make contact with faeries. And I admit I cried off and on throughout this book as well. I dearly love all faeries and elementals, and it is easy to see the author has a heart for them too. If you feel the same, you will find this to be a very special book. One I highly recommend, since... more info

• Disappointing...
  I was used to Ted Andrews writing in a style that was methodical, approachable, accurate, and mystical. Unfortunately, I do not think he is well acquainted with this subject, and I don't think he is comfortable with working with the Fey. I hold nothing against him--the rest of the works I have read which he authored are very well done. However, I would not recommend his foray into the Faery realms. I believe he needs to do some more work if he truly wants to improve this work. I would encourage him to take... more info

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