From The Point of View of Elves: Answers to Questions About Being an Elf and Following the Elven Path, Volume 9

In FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF ELVES, we Silver Elves continue with a volume 9 of our question and answer book series addressing numerous questions often asked us as incarnated elves about the origins, culture and magic of elfae (a word we Silver Elves coined some decades ago to include elves and all other fae of the Faerie Realm) folk; entering the Faerie realm and its magic; faeries and their relationship to herbs and flowers and their magic; more about incarnated Elves and The Elven Way; the Dwarves, Trolls, Boggarts, and Brownies; the Otherkin; on the spirit and spirits; and on living a magical life from an elven perspective. Some of the specific questions explored in From the Point of View of Elves are (there are over 100 altogether in the book): Are all elfae descended from the Tuatha de Danann? Do we fae experience a continual metamorphosis? Did the Celts and Cymry (Welsh) get their belief in faerie kind from the Gotho-Germanic peoples? Are we fae born of the dreaming songs and poetry, imaginings and promise? Are faeries a mutant form of tree spirits? Is love between a normal and an elfae difficult? Are elfae incarnated in humanoid bodies more evolved than ethereal fae? Are all fae left handed? Who are the Tempestarii and are they related to elfae? Does time exist in Faerie? Do you need to adventure to enter Faerie, instead of crossing a threshold? Do moon trails lead to the banks of the Sidhe? Does one leave one’s soul behind to enter Faerie and then get a new faerie soul? Are faeries primarily astral beings in charge of growing things? Do faeries first appear small and then grow to be tall? Are there male faeries? Is a garden full of Foxglove an invitation for us fae to dwell there? Do some herbs provide protection from elfaerie? If you spend too long in a field of Bluebells, will you become enchanted and never leave? What is the Elven Way? Did we Elves migrate down into the caves becoming dark elves? Are we elves and sith vassals of the Seelie? Are we elves born of an interbreeding of fae and men? Are Dwarves and Trolls the same? Are Dwarves always short? Why do Brownies often live near or with normal folk? Is a Boggart an angry Brownie? Do elves and werewolves get along? Are machines or machine fae a part of Nature and Faerie? Is there a difference between Fauns and Satyrs? Are spirits and ghosts the same thing? Is it possible if you are dual-kin that your spirit is one kin and your soul is another? How do we find and nurture magical children? Do we Elves have Faerie God Mothers? Is it dangerous to wear an Elven/Faerie star?

Most often, a person has questions as one tries: to decide if one is ones’elf an elf, faerie or is some otherkin; to understand what it means to be an Elf and how one might know of one’s elfin nature; to understand one’s experience of having an Elven Awakening; to determine how elven magic is alike or different from that performed by other spiritual groups; and to learn about how elves live and relate to mankind and otherkin. In the first eight volumes of this question and answer book series, we covered numerous questions on the above topics, including a section about which of our Silver Elves’ books to read on various interests about the Elven Way, our magic and about being elfin. If you are curious about Elves and Faeries, particularly from the perspective of us Silver Elves (as we do not speak for all elves as elves are quite a varied and independent folk), then you will surely find many of your questions answered in From the Point of View of Elves. If you do not see all the questions that you have about the elves addressed in this volume 9, be sure and check the first eight books in this series, as your questions may well be included in those books.

“Cast your mind to Faerie Olde for therein we the future hold.”