Fairy Realm

If you’ve ever been in the woods and caught a glimmer out the corner of your eye, it might’ve been a fairy checking you out.

If you’ve ever seen something ‘strange’ on your flowers, but it didn’t look like a bug, it could have been a fairy.

Do little orbs seem to be popping up around you? You might just be crossing paths with the fairy realm.

Fairies absolutely, positively exist.

They’re as real as you and me.

And while they seem to be most prevalent in Irish and British lore, I can assure you, they readily appear to people of all cultures and races. I know because I saw one in my bathroom in the South Bronx (yes, New York City). That was 47 years ago, and I still get goosebumps just typing that out!

Fairy Realm helped me to come to terms that what I saw decades ago was indeed very, very real.

The first time I used it, I immediately saw a teeny orb in the room. (Read my story below… it’s really mind blowing.)

Fairy Realm gives you the ability to see these beings. I’m talking open eye visuals.

From what I understand, if you feel drawn to the fairies,  you’ve likely crossed paths with them already.Â

They are often attracted to all kinds of nature lovers. I’ve always nursed sick plants back to health, which I believe is a green-thumb gift from the fairies.Â

Just keep in mind that not all fairies are teeny tiny. The one I saw when I was 4 was around 8-12 inches tall. Or it may have appeared that way to me. I don’t like to give specific parameters because I’m still exploring these realms and there are many beings I still haven’t encountered.

PREQUEL: The incident that made me believe fairies exist

When I was around 4-5 years old, I saw a fairy.

I remember being in the bathroom, getting ready to take a bath. The lights got dim and this beautiful fairy appeared.

I must’ve known who she was, because her appearance didn’t scare me. In fact, I was really excited to see her. I specifically remember that feeling of, “Oh my gosh… she’s here!”.

She told me that this would be the last time I would see her. I asked why, but I don’t remember her answer. I just recall being really sad that I wouldn’t see her again.

She told me to be a good girl, and I said I would. When she left, the lighting in the room became normal like nothing happened.

Now, to put this in context, I didn’t have any imaginary friends growing up. I was a quiet kid, but my dad always made time to play with me.Â

He and I played Barbie’s and board games. We would tinker on the Etch-a-Sketch, and set up Mouse Trap all the time.

I would wake him up nice and early on the weekends, as we would watch cartoons. He would take me to the Botanical Gardens and we would walk around singing, talking and just being silly.

I remember that vividly.Â

Just like I remember that fairy incident.

For decades, I mentally revisited that moment. Always questioning whether I really saw that fairy, or whether it was my imagination. (Isn’t that what we always do???)

As much as I’ve tried to mentally debunk it… because I’ve always thought that little black girls in the South Bronx don’t see fairies… I can’t shake the feeling that it was real. The memory is so clear. And I never encountered them after that.Â

That is, until I created Fairy Realm.

My first experience with Fairy Realm

As always, I started by applying Sacred Portal to my third eye, heart chakra and solar plexus. Then I applied Fairy Realm to the same chakra points. I then leaned back in my chair, and sang out, “Good fairies!”

As if on cue, I IMMEDIATELY saw a small blue orb flash quickly up near my ceiling. (With my physical eyes wide open.)

The fairies came through so fast that it startled me! I got up from the chair and debated whether I wanted to continue paying attention.

I decided that I would revisit the Fairy Realm another night. I didn’t expect it to work that fast and have such a strong visual component.

All the while, I’m still thinking… “Holy shit, I’m really seeing fairies!”

Later that same night…

At this point, I turned on the television to just clear my mind. Then I started checking my email.

Reddit sends me an email with highlights from the some of the sub-reddit’s I subscribe to. The subject line of that email read: “NASA finds ‘super-Earth’ 137 light-years awa…” I’m a sky watcher, so I clicked on that email.

That’s when I see a link to a post in the r/occult group.

It read: “Has anybody here soon an actual fairy? Please answer honestly.” (And yes, the author of the post meant to say ‘seen’.)

Whoa!!! I almost came out of my skin.

Here I am literally wearing a sacred oil to take me into the Fairy Realm… having just seen a small blue orb, and now I’m seeing a post with people talking about their encounters with fairies. I clicked on the link and began reading the stories. At that point, dozens of people had already shared their experiences.

What are the odds of running across of group of people from all walks of life talking about their fairy encounters, while I’m questioning the legitimacy of the fairy encounter I just freaking had!

If that ain’t synchronicity, I don’t know what is!

Seeing that post on Reddit blew my mind. Kaboom x 1,000!

I decided to tell my story about seeing the fairy when I was a kid.Â

I was later contacted by the author of that post. He’s the host of a podcast about fairies, called Fascinating Fae. He wanted to interview me for the podcast.Â

Yup, I was interviewed.

Between the synchronicity of wearing Fairy Realm, seeing the orb, and then seeing the Reddit post, I finally felt like my experience was validated.Â

I felt like the fairies themselves wanted me to know that this was real.Â

It was no accident that allllll these decades, I’d been questioning the legitimacy of that experience because I was black and living in the ghetto — only to end up being shown a post where dozens of people from all over the world were talking about their fairy encounters.

They wanted me to know that they’re around, and that it wasn’t just my imagination.