The Practices, Beliefs and Tradition on Faery Wicca
Shrouded in mystery and somewhat secret, is the Faerie Tradition of Wicca. It was integral part of worship in ancient times and was practiced through the ages by Celtic and European Witches, African Shamans, Indian American Medicine Men and Hawaiian Ka-hunas, amongst others.
The modern Faerie Tradition was established in the 1940s under the leadership of Victor Anderson and was developed by him, his wife Cora, and several important Faerie or Feri (as Victor spelt it) teachers during the years that followed.
So, what are the elements of the Faerie tradition and what are the principles?
1. Energy
The Faerie tradition is more an ecstatic than a fertility tradition. Strong emphasis is placed on sensual experience and awareness. Faerie Power is used, which is:
* Sensual
* Sexual
* Ecstatic
* Mystical
* Creative
* Eclectic
* Invocatory
* Trance-possessory
* Imbued with a respect for the wisdom of Nature and a love of beauty
* Where the sexual and gender orientation is not limited to heterosexuality
Exercises such as the Iron Pentacle, the Pearl Pentacle, the Lead Pentacle, and the Blue Fire visualization are practiced to develop and strengthen the Faerie energy current.
2. Lineage
The mystery of the tradition probably stems from the fact that Faerie Wicca in its true form cannot be studied by distance tuition, by means of books or on the Web.
Like Egyptian Heka, Faerie Wicca is an oral tradition,