Dancing with the Good Folk - British Faerylore by John Kruse

We were delighted to welcome John T. Kruse as he dived deep into the rich cultural faery traditions of the British Isles, revealing the symbiotic relationship between humans and faeries and exploring the magic, habits, and culture of the Good Folk. Discover the different types of faeries, how to find them, and what precautions you should take when working with them. Respectful and thorough, this talk gives you an introduction to truly feeling the presence of the Good Folk.
John Kruse is an author, trainer, folklorist, mythologist, social and cultural historian, and blogger. He has been a trainer and speaker for 30 years and is a prolific writer. Following the achievement of his MA in Creative Writing, John has expanded into folklore and fiction and has written several books on related subjects. Recent titles include 'The Faery Faith in British Music,' 'Fairy Art in the Twentieth Century' and 'Aphrodite- The Modern Goddess of Love.'
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[@ajones747]

A much overlooked tradition - particularly in the last 50 years.

[@erikcarmichael3300]

I used to fly with this faery girl longtime ago whenever I was a child I used to travel out of my body alot an i mean ALOT my body wasn't fully grounded but then as I was getting older my family well we all know they all tell us bs as children an it does something to our minds but deep down we an our asses NEVER forgets the things we seen as children an what we all did I used to move things with my mind as a child idk how but yeah.Loved watching your video i bought the Faerys book.I enjoy it.