Fairies are real.

Fairies are real.

Interacting with them is one of the biggest reasons why I love being human—and why I cherish spending time in nature.

When I was young, I was told that fairies weren’t real, that they were just mythical creatures from storybooks. But as I developed my intuition and awakened my psychic abilities, I discovered that fairies do exist. And now, every time I sense their presence, my inner child lights up with joy.

John Anster Fitzgerald Fairy Hordes Attacking a Bat

John Anster Fitzgerald Fairy Hordes Attacking a Bat, c. 1860s, Watercolor and gouache on paper, 14 x 21 ¼ inches.

There’s a certain kind of energy that lives in nature—one that’s invisible to the human eye. It’s minuscule, magical, delicate, buzzy, earthy, sparkly, and playful. If you ever feel those vibes, you might be in the presence of a fairy.

Fairies often dwell near beauty: wildflower gardens, mossy woodlands, sun-drenched streams, or any place where nature feels alive and harmonious. There are many kinds of fairies—water fairies, fire fairies, wind fairies, sunlight fairies, flower fairies, and even seasonal fairies that shift with the turning of the year.

But no matter the type, fairies won’t reveal themselves unless you believe in them first. (Just like in the story of Tinkerbell from Peter Pan—belief is everything.)

John Anster Fitzgerald, The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of, 1858, Oil on canvas.

🌿 What Do Fairies Really Look Like?

Although fairies are often imagined as tiny people with butterfly wings, that image is symbolic more than literal. Fairies are incorporeal beings—they don’t have solid, human-like bodies. Their presence is more like a flicker of light or a shimmer from another dimension. They are abstract energies that exist beyond the physical realm.

That said, if a fairy were to appear in the 3D world, I believe the traditional illustrations—like those by John Anster Fitzgerald—would match their essence beautifully. His dreamy, whimsical depictions capture their energy and mystery perfectly.

🌎 Earth Spirits, Not Heavenly Beings

Unlike Archangels or Spirit Guides, fairies are not from the Heavens. They are Earth spirits, deeply connected to the natural world. Your spirit team is always there for you, ready to help you grow and heal. But fairies are different—they have their own personalities, often independent and mischievous, with a will of their own.

Still, their core is pure, bright, and gentle. With curiosity, belief, and an open heart, you can begin to sense and interact with them. They may not follow your path—but they’ll delight in dancing alongside it when invited with respect and joy.

 
John Anster Fitzgerald 1832-1906 The Woodcutter's Misfortune 30 x 61 cms | 11 3/4 x 24 ins Oil on canvas

John Anster Fitzgerald, The Woodcutter's Misfortune, 30 x 61 cms | 11 3/4 x 24 ins, Oil on canvas.

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