Faery Offerings
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Before you start work with the Fae, I would recommend watching my Faery Misconceptions video to make you aware of the hazards of this kind of spirit work.
One of the most requested topics, is that of Faery (Fairy) offerings, what to give and what to not do when working with them. The fae vary so greatly, but hopefully this video goes some of the way to help those wanting to leave out offerings for the fae, regardless of your financial or personal situations.
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yess i see glitter used often for offerings but its so bad for the eviornment, which is what the fae love (as i understand) if you MUST use glitter you can even buy bio-degradable glitter so it isnt harmful but still leaves the shine 💖
Girl, you are gorgeous!
Yep that explains that’s why they decided to toy with me a little bit I used some glitter in an offering
What about edible glitter for cakes!
@@edeedeeward put edible glitter on baked offerings! I'm gonna make some glittery faerie cakes
What about just using sugar? It's kinda glittery and you could probably get some colour on it with things like turmeric powder.
The fae are in my garden. I leave fruit, shells. So far they enjoy playing in the sprinkler.
I only had a possum in mine. He ate up my fig tree so I shot him :(
Fifi Fornow OMG that’s horrible, leave the animals alone. That is their natural nature, I’m sorry that us humans claimed land that was the other animals
Jackie, that's because sprinklers are awesome.
@@beowulfandstuff5547 yes, but funnier is my grandaughter was running thru it you can see one in the water drplets, he was laughing. Amazing
iicandyfloss shut up it’s a literal possum shut up
Thank you is not just disliked by the fae, it's also recommended for your safety. Thank you and sorry both imply that you now owe a debt to the fae, and they will try to collect. Don't take without giving, but when you are giving, do not say thank you, because it implies you still haven't made up for what they gave you.
Yes, you are correct!
Freya black, i accidentally said both word to them.As an apology , I offered them honey . Is that okay .
@Grace-Lynn Thode thank you so much you're my saver
@Grace-Lynn Thode So what- if the honey is for them to eat do i say. '' This is honey for you to enjoy with each other, have a good day! '' or is that bad- help im so confusion.
What do you do if you say sorry?
I haven't worked with the fae, though I've considered starting when I get my own place. I've read some interesting things which are so oddly consistent with others' tales; I've seen a lot of cases of personal experiences being contrary to others', but with fae I've seen a few consistencies.
Iron/steel things are abhorred because it's our main metal for weapons, but also because they see it as our attempt to create in stead of accepting from nature.
The reason one shiny thing may go missing, I've read from some, is because some fae think if you've still got one then you're not actually losing something. You still have another just like the one they wanted, so it's not that big of a deal to them.
The reason not to thank them is because they don't like feeling like you've got the upper hand, or that they're doing a favor. I forget the wording some people have suggested using, but it's treated more like a bargaining process where both parties come to an agreement of exchange: I'll offer this if you provide that.
Finally, one point comes from a very long personal experience someone posted about but I have long lost: Many fae will be insulted if you take a package of something, and only leave part as the offering. They feel shorted. In this case, a woman took a package of wafer cookies into the woods, and offered the end stack of four, in exchange for an encounter. A fairy arrived, and demanded the entire pack, and nothing short. When their meeting was finished, the spirit told her to bring another pack when next she came.
NobodyWhatsoever the last story i’ve read before haha! it’s on reddit.
My fae enjoy the garden I’ve made them and even my mom helps take care of them. She’s letting me expand on my garden so more fae can come visit. Other than that, I love finding shiny things for my faeries and they live them too. My close friend also has a faery garden and we plan on moving in together when we’re older so we can make one giant faery garden.
I wanna move in, too. Lol. Let’s make a huge fae garden, lol. Just kidding.
Sounds great! What's the difference between a common garden and a fae garden?
Faeries have certain plants they are attracted to such as elder flower. The only real difference is the intent behind the garden. Otherwise they can look just like a normal garden
I just wanna give them a safe space where they can relax and know someone cares about them. I love to give and rarely ask anything of most beings.
Same!
In Norway we have something called Nisse. He looks after the animals. all farms have a barn/cowshed nisse and on christmas eve we leave out riceporidge with cinnamon, sugar and a dollup of butter on top. some also leave out a cup of beer. Many cute paintings of nisser can be found on for exampel pintrest of the artist Kjell Midtun, and others.
Very interesting! 💜
I love the story of the friendship colour. My parents emigrated to Norway.
They are also called tomtegubben, which is kind of sweet 🥰 he lived at the property before us, and we should appreciate his work, give him porridge, or else he will get MAD! 😁
Grace-Lynn Thode I don’t think they’re related. The red cap is an old Northern European garment, used by farmers and the nisse. During the war, it became a national symbol of Norway. They wore it as a protest! And in illustrations and paintings, the nisse usually wear old farmers clothing 🤗
Omg we in Finland literally have a christmas carol called "Nisse-polkka" that tells how all cute farm and forest animals are dancing polka and eating porridge!! I didn't know Nisse was a caregiver for animals that's so cool 😊
Does anybody else find coins outside their home? I live around a lot of trees, and there not even in a forest.
Om Om om a nema no YES WE HAVE COINS JUST SHOW UP ON THE PORCH!!
@@emily-nd3jz Yes it's so weird I'm always walking and I always find pennies and I pick them up cause why not
You know there's folklore that says coins on the ground belong to the fairies. Some folk refuse to pick them up in case the fairies are angered, but if you're working with fairies, they may well be giving them in exchange for any offerings you give to them!
When i moved into my home, many coins showed up in rooms randomly. I think it’s Jewish that if a family member passes away they will leave money for you.
shxrryplum you now owe them your first born child
I just put out some almond milk green tea and honey that I made for my faeries, along with a seashell, a dime and a little blue glass pebble :)
I give them my honey in sea shell
@@valeriaorlinova1248 can u give them honey in lettuce? bc i dont have sea shells.
@@karenshotdog9262 perhaps on a leaf
Have you seen them?
I usually leave offerings in the woods but recently I've gotten fairy rings of mushrooms in my own front yard!! I'm excited because I feel as though they've fallowed me home to dance outside my house, I've heard many things about fairy rings being bad luck but personally I beleive the opposite, at night I go out and I meditate in them and hum/sing for the fae (I always ask for permission to enter the circle as not to be rude of course) and I leave them small offerings and trinkets in the center before I leave, i even invite them into my home if they are in need of shelter from the cold but ask that they pay no harm or trickery to me or my family in return. I hope this comment finds u well and I'd even love some feedback, do you think that I'm doing alright? Do you have any pointers as to what I'm doing so far? Much love and blessings to come 🙏🏼💖💖💖
This is the most wholesome post here ❤ 💙
That's so cool!!! I've never seen a fairy circle before, but I heard how magical they can feel
i always offers candy and tasty things to them :) and i have made fairy statues of cernit clay that stands on my "fairy-shelf" i am so glad to have them in my life and i hope they always will be my friends
I might be a year late, but hear me out: I dreamed last night about almost getting taken away by a woman with wings to her homeland. I woke up convinced that i almost got married to a Faery, and then the first video I see this morning in my feed is this one. Wow!
I say maybe leave an offering outside for the fae or at a nearby park.
There are no coincidences in this world
Very nice! Thank you! I'm of Scottish decent, and am very familiar with the Fae. Your video was refreshing, in the fact that you seem genuinely knowledgeable on this subject, and your not some 'internet witch' trying to tell me 'how to do' magick! lol Blessings sister. Slainte Mhaith
Thank you so much! I am currently attempting to write a witchy story with a lot of faery elements and this helped me adjust some wording in very important ways.
What about diy houses?
Our own blood has a lot of iron content. I would imagine using blood for an offering is quite unliked by the fae, but is our presence alone something they aren't very comfortable with, then?
Rachel Lein I would guess that you shouldn’t leave blood, because that could attract unwanted (frankly SCARY fae) like redcaps, and other fae without your best interests at heart!
@@anthonybhiurd4193 you can work with redcaps? Don't they hate humans and wtv?
Edible glitter is a great substitute. Ive been using it in most of my works&clients. I also try to exclude it when I can.
Omg Omg Omg!! Ok so I’m at the part where she was talking about how Faeries like to take shiny things, and I looked over to my bed-side dresser to see if my diamond necklace was there (I ALWAYS keep it there) and it’s gone!!!!! Guess I have a faery aroundddd!
Loved the video as always! xx
I haven't personally worked with the fae, but have been reading that book you recommended "The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries", and i find it soooo fascinating! x
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Well, the fae that I know are pretty usual. They like sweets like home made muffins and wine, usually white. I have a chair that is just for the fae and some like it, while other laugh at it and lounge on my couch, table, or end table. I say, if you want to bring the fae into your space, have a great sense of humor, plenty of snacks, and be prepared to stay up late chatting with them. I think they think it rude if they come by and you go to bed early.
My family owns a woods that has an old garbage dump that was used by the people who lived there before us and I've been cleaning it out incrementally for the past year or so, as well as any other garbage I find. I think the faeries are grateful. When I was a child my mother would buy this brand of tea and each box came with a little figurine of an animal from Noah's ark, a little while ago I was going for a walk to the woods near a hedge row and found an elephant figurine laying on the surface of the ground, it was completely clean. More recently I was cleaning the garbage pile and found a little porcelain horse with a broken leg.
I fill geodes with honey. It looks like a swimming pool of sweetness.
Also wherever we go to appreciate nature, we clean all tge litter we can, even if it means digging up something that has been stomped into the ground.
This last time we came away from the river with 5 BAGS of trash in our car 😡🤬
Awesome video. I tend to leave a small teacup with milk and honey, and I add small rose quartz and amethyst and shiny coins on the plate. All of this in a potted flower I have in my balcony. But I was wondering what I could leave for the Brownies?
From what I've heard Brownies really like homemade sweets, like cookies or small cakes, because they appreciate the effort put into them. (Just a baby witch, don't take my word for it)
I have a pair of snowmen earrings that I love and I usually keep them in its box but they just disappeared and I’ve only been able to find one and it was in such an odd place and it’s very shinny and sparkly and I haven’t worked with feay’s yet but I might soon cause I’m just starting to get into the witchcraft community and the videos u make are very helpful
Felicity Ball I lost my favorite pedulum, because when I was a starting baby witch I excepted a fae gift and they took it in return I learned a lot more and may start working with the Fae soon!
As someone that's new to this world, I find this interesting as well as informative. I've had things come up missing before and I never knew that they were involved. I will do everything that I can to show them my appreciation the next time I since they are near. So I say thank you for putting this video together. Blessed be.
You don’t know how much I needed this vid.
Also salt in general is considered a repellent! So don’t give fae anything salty 🌸
this was such a good video! I'm so impressed with how informed u are. thank u!
Never worked with fae..but ived learned alot from this video..love ur videos as always and cant wait to watch the next..lov ya
Greatly appreciate the valuable information! Working in to preparing an awesome offering and your video had so much guidance 🙏
If you offer the fae a crystal do you just leave it there? What about food? Do you just leave it? How long do you leave it out for? Can you throw away the food after a period of time?
I've been wondering the same things
I want to know too...
So from what I have heard you leave it be. Even if the faes don't take it bugs will eat/drink it. And as faes care for nature they won't mind you feeding bugs some tasty meals. Just a baby witch here, I suggest to do more research ofc.
@@llukavac oh okay!
I appreciate the Himalayan salt tip.
I am just entering my working with fae and so far I have left a glass dish with a shot glass of milk and honey, and clear quartz with orange oil and a dried orange . With small silver trinkets that they can take.
Thank you for all of this useful information! I hope to know more about the fae!
The best channel I know for info about Fae folk. There is many info around but she really has lot in this video. Thank you for this and looking forward to much more content about the Fae.
I like to build shelters out of bark. Not peeling bark off trees because it's damaging to the tree. Or out of rocks and sticks. I leave honey and berries in a shell or in acorn shells I leave coins.
Perfect timing 😀😀❤️💛💚💙💜
This is very interesting and thank you for putting it out.
The Good Folk often get a bad rap! I love them and connect with them well! Thank you for this video! 💖
I don’t leave things out because I have a lot of wildlife in my area and don’t want them to eat it or otherwise get hurt, but I’m starting a small offering dish for them and I used some dried rose petals (the roses were from a friend’s garden & were already dried out when I harvested them, so no worries there) and some small stones from my collection in a variety of colors :)
Love your videos always infomative and entertaining
I wonder if they fae talk amongst each other about working with humans🤷🏼♀️
They certainly do, haha, always gossiping about humans x
Thanks for the reply!! And hmmmmm🤔 very interesting..... 🧐 I have to do some more reading on the fae! Thank you for the book recommendations in your livestream!
Oh, I think they do. If they visit a human who has no respect or is just a lout, they let their friends know. If you're cool, others will just come by because they hear you're a decent human.
Thank you for sharing this video. I found it helpful. And I love the celtic music! I'm wanting to work with the fae but I feel like i need to continue researching i dont know where to start.
I leave water for them, since where I live it barely ever rains, but I do leave some fresh bread for them or cream as something different on occasion.
I've never really considered working with the fae, but this video inspired me to maybe look into that a bit!
Great video. Thank you. Would love to learn more on this subject please 💚💚💚
This video is very helpful, thank you lovely ❤️
Thank you for all the info!!!❤️🦄
such a helpful informative video!! thank you!
I'm doing my research before doing anything. I've been compelled to leave offerings for the fae since I learned about them, but I know I would have screwed up hardcore had I not looked into the proper etiquette. It would honestly be easier to list the things I didn't learn from this video than those I did. (This may be human of me, but) Thank you so much.
Thank you so much I needed this video so much
Me: *pauses at **0:41* "wait!! lemme get a notebook!!!"
Is that really your picture?? 😍
Great video! Enjoyed it so much thank you!
This is provably a silly (but serious) question, but is it okay if we leave alternative milk with maple syrup as an offering? Making our own alternative milk at home to make it all natural of course
Desiree Castro I think that’s ok if it’s against your moral codes to use real milk!
Keep in mind I’m a baby witch just starting with fae
I'd say try leaving different things. I seem to live at a faerie crossroads so they like traveling goodies, things that will keep while on the road. In my experience, leaving human coins is a waste of time. They either barter in goods or just deal in gold, silver, or gems. And a good joke is worth a lot, so have a few funny stories on hand if you find they've stopped by for the night.
Great video. Thank you for sharing darling. ♥
This is a lovely video! Can you also please do a video on how to call faeries. Blessed be!
yesterday, i was sitting outside on a phone call with my best friend. i went to the side of my house to open the gate to get to my backyard, and said hello to my dogs and went to the other gate on the other side. i walk back to my porch to sit down, i laid down on my back for a minute and then stood up to go lay in the moss on the side of my house... a few minutes later i go back to my porch and there were little pieces of a geode!! a minute ago there was nothing, and now these very pretty crystals just appeared out of nowhere in the middle of the walkway!! i'm starting to think it was the fae!!
:)
thank you for your time. 🙃
You’re so pretttty! And I love your hair it looks like a hearth haha
I always give thanks to my faeries i let them know when im sorry about something that I've done wrong or something i didn't do right i always say please when i ask for help from them and i have NEVER had a problem with the faeries they are amazing💖
Oop- I don't think you should say thanks or sorry.
Oh hunny... 😂
yknow, i always liked natural / organic music~ yknow the instrumental type and whatever
Loved this video thank you ❤️✨
Amazing!!!
When I was little I spent most of my time alone in the woods. There was this tree stump that had fallen over and had a very ornate structure of tree roots and there were random interesting and colorful rocks stuck into the roots and I started finding and placing my own rocks in it now I’m wondering if I was accidentally leaving offerings to the fae.
I know this is old but wanted to say ... When I was a little girl about 9 or 10 Me and my younger sibs 8 and 6 were totally abandoned by our parents this was the 70's Hence My age.... I will never forget this.......... EVERY Night I dreamed of Fairies .... it was in my backyard and I sang and danced with them and there was glitter and mushrooms and vines etc and I felt SOOOO SAFE! It WAS SO VIVID I think it was REAL....... I remember when dark would come I'd look for them in my backyard and nothing and I'd cry....... as soon as I went to bed I was dancing with them and singing the whole time.... I feel they were protecting me and there for me because I was alone!!! I am VERY drawn to Fairies ... Folklore etc! I am a Psychic Medium Empath and I see them in my minds eye.... but not as if they are here with me just quick visions of them as I do with my mediumship ......... I don't know how I could of got through this situation of being abandoned without the Fairies! and when I say VIVID It was like it HAPPENED! I still think about it all the time especially when I feel down
I just burn incense for them, play music while at my alter, Cusco, and lay out crystal stones for them to play with. I also left out offerings of milk mixed with honey. I am planning on a indoor garden and will grow primrose.
Since I was a small child I believed that fairies lived at a certain place in the forest near my home, so I often brought them things I found on my way there (like beautiful leaves or feathers).
I have recently been called a gypsy fairy goddess, by a spiritual intuition person my Facebook page. I have always felt drawn to fairies I have a fairy house and fairy next to it but I guess I have recently found out why. I am still learning about witchcraft stuff I am very attracted to nature naturally here. I do want to connect to nature and fairies as well I have connected to angels in the past. Thank you for your videos love watching many of your videos to do with witchcraft.
Thank you
very tempted to make a faery garden with little houses for them on my balcony
My mother just found a little amethyst stone (witch is my favourite!) In my room near my "altar"
And I kinda need help because I think it's a fae gift but I don't know, I know I should not say thank you to them but I don't know what else to do, give suggestion in the comments if you can!❤
i know this is a month late and i maybe a baby which,but maybe leaving a good offering back? or doing something like planting something as a way of saying you appreciate them?
I know I'm late, but you can leave a gift and say something like I appreciate them
wait so if you take the gift does that mean you are now working together? what if i don’t want to work with them but they left me some gifts
@@chelseaspencer9465 you shouldn't take gifts if so. Or take them and leave somewhere, you can say that you aprriciate this or smth
Yes it's a gift I also gotten one from them.
I've heard of a interesting misconception about that not all the faes are not always associated with forests/woodlands
Example: thy can be found in mountains deserts, near the sea e.g
So basically they are everywhere in different environments ???
I've heard from a youtuber (sorry forgot the name) they fully explaining all the misconceptions about the fae
Thanks ❤🧚🏽♂️
I've seen many things about a Faery asking "...and your name" while putting their hand out.
And that's a way of them asking to take your name.
Would it be acceptable to say "you shall not take my name but you may call me(nickname)
is that a good way to tell them your name?
If not how would I say it?
Thats a good reply to that. You could also just say "You may call me" and say a nickname or a version of your name
I'm a bit ignorant of what to do with an offering (especially something along the lines of food, honey, etc.) afterwards. I mean, how to dispose of it and how long to leave it out.
Unless I'm taking this offering DEEP into the woods and just leaving it there permanently, I'm going to need to deal with it again eventually.
And a fairy cake that is as "perfectly done" as I can make it will no longer be so after a day in the Texas sun.
So...can anyone help me with this part of the process?
from what ive read you can bury it or throw it away or throw it to nature. just dont eat it yourself.
thank You🌹
Just picked flowers and put it there after watching this I took the flowers and left a shiny piece of jewelry
aaaaaahh thank you for this 😍😍 do you think it would be possible that your friend that's been to the faery realm would be up for a live q&a with you?? 🙈☺️😍
what if you make a faeryhouse and make a little chocolate cake for in there? so no animals would actually get to it and putting it in a compost afterwards? 🙊
you could do a blueberry muffin instead... no chocolate.....
Thank you so much
Thank you for your input. I am curious as to your personal etiquette around offerings. Different folks have different ideas about these matters (of course) but I would love to hear what your opinion is. So let’s take the example of a window sill offering. Suppose you leave out a crystal or coins... how long would you leave it there, and what would be your preferred method of disposing with it afterwards. Some folks would cleanse or reuse such items as are not perishable, but in my mind this almost seems like reneging on a deal. I’m sure in some ways this would be variable depending on what sort of Faerie you are working with specifically, but if you have any general (or specific) rules I would thankful for your insight. You are well spoken and seems lovely, and I wish you well in your endeavors.
I have a particular pair of earrings where one goes missing and then it returns. I'm thinking it's to establish connection. I think they may be saying, "Look! I have one, and you have one." Really liked this video.
how cute
I usually make little circles of rocks and sticks and leave offerings inside them like for example crystals,a shiny ring (which is what I used for my most recent one) coins etc.
can you make a full video about fairy magick like offerings and spellwork Pls!
Still working on the 'Thank you' thing 😬
*slowly shifts cast iron cauldron away*
With fae it's so important to have boundries. Give and inch and many of them will take a mile. It's why sorry and thank you are not a good idea. It gives them the impression that you still owe them a debt or are willing to do more for them. I'm an anxious person, so I say it on occasion accidentally. The best way I've found to fix this, is to set out an offering and tell them that this is to square away the apology. That everything is even and all debts are being paid. It seems to go over well. I find afterwards one or two of my things might go up and missing for a day. Probably because the fae in my area seem to get cranky that they couldn't get away with an extra debt or two. But everything is usually resolved fine and nothing ever says missing longer than a day or so. xD
This was so helpful. Thank you! I have one question. What if I have a steal bench and table on my back porch where all of my plants are? Will that repel the fae too?
I’m a beginner witch you can say,Can they come out in any season. I have dogs and I would like to put the offerings near my house, I can’t put it in my backyard or front yard because I have outdoor cats and my dogs will find it when I take them out. In the summer I get a lot of misquotes and bugs so when I open my window to give them offerings the bugs will fly in. Do they come out in the winter and fall? That would be a way better time for me to do that until I get something figured out
Grace-Lynn Thode I’m starting to try and work with fae, and especially tree and flower spirts, can I still do this in the winter if the trees and plants are still alive?
How do you know when you've attracted the fae? And how can you tell if they like or dislike something? Also, how long should you wait before removing your offering? I imagine if it's too soon, this would be taken as rather impolite!
I tend to leave things like coins, bread, rice and quartz for them and have set up a small offering place in the local park as a special area to do this
I had used chocolate frogs as an offering to Elegua and left them in a brown paper bag under a tree across the road! I will never do this again. But I thought if I had the offering in a brown paper bag, it's biodegradable. I have also left offerings for Hecate and Demeter on biodegradable paper plates. But I guess it's still littering isn't it. I feel really bad now. This was a fantastic video and yes I would love to work with the fae in future. Why do the fae hate iron?🦉🐈🌙
I have flower boxes, but they're hung over my railing with iron brackets.. I was going to leave offerings in there once I plant some flowers, but now I'm concerned because of the brackets... has this worked for anyone?
I left milk and bite-size lumps of cake and biscuits. I didn't ask or said anything, just left it outside in the windowsill. After a while doing this, things started to come up when I needed them. Like, being hungry nothing in the fridge and a biscuit mysteriously happens on the table. Or finding something I really liked but thought lost for a long time.
I didn't know they didn't like "thank you" and "please". I'm glad I never said it.
One question; When leaving out offerings like milk and break, let's say your back yard, Should i leave it there 'forever'? Like, what if it doesn't "disappear"? Should i leave it out for a night or two, then go back and take it?
Hi Hearth! I have a question and I would really appreciate your help! I've been wearing a tree of life necklace for at least 2 years, it is simply a black string with 1 knot and the small iron (I think it is iron) symbol. A few weeks ago I woke up with the tree os life detached from the string, and the string had 2 knots this time. I was wondering if it could have been a faerie since they don't like iron and I've been opening up my world to them. I'm worried about this, if it's not the fae, I don't know what to think. Thank you
Yes I usually leave sweets usually the forth cookie I don’t eat at lunch and leave it outside my front door step, and pour a small glass of milk on the ground. But I have an old stump in my backyard that I use to make offerings to the gods but im gonna leave offerings to the fae soon
thank you
I leave seeds and bread usually, I’m also planning on building a house for them soon.
Well, I have a Himalayan Salt lamp in my bedroom, and I also have a faery altar which is on a shelf of my bookcase which is next to it but the shelf is higher and away from it. The salt lamp is only small. That’ll be alright, right?
Plants can have iron deficiencies do you think they would still be upset if I was treating my plants with iron
Hey Hearth, I've been reading different blog posts and videos and I don't think anyone has mentioned about the Fey folk themselves living in Australia, perhaps its because of the history there as places like Europe have places like stone circles which the fey like to hang out around. Any ideas if they might live in Australia?
Thanks, your fellow witch...
i gave them a perfectly red apple. i cut off the top and bottom. i also gave them some silver coins, and a lemon i grew myself. i left it in my garden, and said: “i appreciate you being here” - any tips? did i do anything wrong?
perfect, my dad just baked some peach cobbler!!