-C Bryan R-
New member
Yes I am talking a little make-believe. But I also want to know what people's opinions, insight, studies, and folklore traditions from other cultures have done for influencing our view of fairies as a metaphor and fictional subject matter.
It is a well known fact that many users of drugs, or even those that have been 'pushed' to the bounds of life and death and had OBE's have had experiences with creatures like these, however much accounts may very, they always sound extremely similar.
Could there somehow be some factual basis for these cute creatures, if only in the extra-physical worlds like dreams, imagination and the non-corporeal?
Perhaps fairies are simply a bad joke created by judgmental foreigners who saw a diminutive and colorful people in some ancient culture?
So I'm highly interested, what is YOUR opinion?
It is a well known fact that many users of drugs, or even those that have been 'pushed' to the bounds of life and death and had OBE's have had experiences with creatures like these, however much accounts may very, they always sound extremely similar.
Could there somehow be some factual basis for these cute creatures, if only in the extra-physical worlds like dreams, imagination and the non-corporeal?
Perhaps fairies are simply a bad joke created by judgmental foreigners who saw a diminutive and colorful people in some ancient culture?
So I'm highly interested, what is YOUR opinion?