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Faeries and Devas
"Although you may think that all faeries and devas (both nature spirits) are all cute and cuddly, they're not, and there's one thing you should never do-- and that's cross one! No fibbing, cheating, or any underhanded behavior whatsoever. If you think you can't be good, don't venture into the realm of faery magick. If you will recall, even Tinkerbell had her vicious side, and the faery population of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream were not particularly enamored with humans. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the famed author of the Sherlock Holmes adventures, literally lost his reputation over them. When it comes to faeries, tread carefully. As the story goes, if you force them to choose between one of their own kind and a human, we mere mortals are almost always toast." (pg 422, The Ultimate Book of Shadows For The New Generation, Solitary Witch, by Silver RavenWolf)
Faeries and Devas
"Although you may think that all faeries and devas (both nature spirits) are all cute and cuddly, they're not, and there's one thing you should never do-- and that's cross one! No fibbing, cheating, or any underhanded behavior whatsoever. If you think you can't be good, don't venture into the realm of faery magick. If you will recall, even Tinkerbell had her vicious side, and the faery population of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream were not particularly enamored with humans. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the famed author of the Sherlock Holmes adventures, literally lost his reputation over them. When it comes to faeries, tread carefully. As the story goes, if you force them to choose between one of their own kind and a human, we mere mortals are almost always toast." (pg 422, The Ultimate Book of Shadows For The New Generation, Solitary Witch, by Silver RavenWolf)