Faerie Quest: Understanding the Fae

We've heard about 'the faeries at the bottom of the garden', and many of us have been accused of being 'away with the faeries'. But who are the faeries? Where do they come from? What do they think of us humans? And why do they hold such appeal for us? Find out in this livestream workshop.

In this online workshop, Scott Alexander King will introduce you to the faerie folk and teach you everything you need to know about them. You'll discover what 'makes' a faerie a faerie, and who the fae may actually be. You'll also explore why you are so fascinated by the faeries, how and where to see faeries, how to communicate with them without offending them, and how animals can help you deepen your connection with the faeries.

During this livestream workshop, we will explore how to:

• Know when the fae are around, and what to do when you see or sense them.
• Welcome the fae into your home, garden, and life, and what to do to ensure they feel welcome.
• Acknowledge and thank the faeries for their support without offending them or inadvertently turning them away.
• Distinguish between benevolent and malevolent beings and spirits, and what you can do to protect your home and family from unwanted fascination.
• Work with animals to support the ways of the fae.
• …and so much more!

Don't miss this opportunity to meet the faeries, dryads, naiads, nymphs and undines, the salamanders, sylphs, sprites, gnomes, and devas, and discover how they may be influencing your life without you even being aware of it!

"Over hill, over dale, Thorough bush, thorough brier, Over park, over pale, Thorough flood, thorough fire, I do wander everywhere." - William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream

The faeries can bring so much magic to our life, home and garden. Book now to meet them, see and sense them, and learn how to connect with them and build a special relationship with the fae.

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We will not be recording this workshop. One of the unique aspects of the College's online events is that they are highly interactive. Participants are encouraged to discuss and share with the tutor and the group. These sharings can be very personal, and some may not feel comfortable with them being recorded.

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Previous participants say:

"A very interesting workshop with Scott. He is a great teacher."

"Amazing! I loved every minute of it. It was very thought-provoking and has opened up a door to new worlds and new ways of working. Scott Alexander King is incredibly patient and generous, and it was lovely to be guided by someone so passionate about their work."

"SO GOOD!!! Loved every bit of it!"

"Really loved Scott - he was authentic and from the heart, so refreshing to see someone presenting in their truth. Scott embodies his work with honesty and passion. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to meet him over Zoom."

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