Easiest Fairies To See?

by Alice
(England)

I was wondering, whats the easiest type of Fairy to find or see? And whats the hardest? Why? Thank you Fairy much! (I love saying that) -Alice

Ophelia Fey says - Hello Alice. I know that you had written this question quite a long time ago, and I am answering some of the questions only just now!

The easiest types of nature beings to see are those which dwell closest to the earthly plane, and those are fae of the earth or water element. They have more substance, I suppose you could say. That is, it is easier for them to densify their forms (change and lower the frequency) to a frequency that is closer to that of your plane. Not all beings do this, however. Many do not bother and are not interested. It does take effort. Those who are curious about, or tend to human life, might do so.

Please be aware that not all nature folk are tiny little things that flit around with wings. And you may already know this. Some beings of nature are quite large in stature. As tall as, or taller than mortals, in fact. So if a person is trying to spot only something very little, they may entirely miss someone who is more obvious. Camouflaged, perhaps, but easier to see due to size. I, myself, am larger. I am not normally tiny by any means. Although I could make myself be so, if I desired or if necessary. But then, I am accustomed to interfacing with your plane and have learned to do so. Again, not a beings would do this.

Although nature beings all have an energy form (and although you do too, yours is much denser), some of the forms of energy are of a higher vibration and thus difficult to see with human eyes. Such as those of the fire or air element. Keep in mind, they can sometimes be seen with the inner Sight. But this is a different matter, and most mortals are not familiar with this. So I will not go into it here. Anyway, I believe I have mentioned this a little bit on other pages.

So it is your "garden variety" of fae that you will see the easiest. Fairies of field, forest, garden, water, and such. Those that actively tend to the natural world, closest to your own.

Ophelia Fey