" She Sunday Mail", August 30th. 1'992,carried a double page spread on the doll making, of Chris Boston of Peregian Beach, Sunshine Coast. Called "Living Dolls", the article showed full colour photos of the grotesque creations of this New Age environmentalist 'I'he dolls represent "real people" who inhabit the earth - according to Chris Boston. "Only I know about these people", Chris was quoted as saying, they are endem$ered because we arc polluting their world". What people?
The Fairy People !
Ihis article really chilled my bones, here in Australia the "fairy faith" is growing stronger, which lauds one into doing research into this "Fairy" business. [By the way, steer clear of any of these New age style dolls, they will have resident devas, (spirits} in them. They are even more demonic than they look, if that were possible.
Fairies in History
She fairies were often called "the little people" in Celtic lands such as Ireland, Scotland, the Isle of Man, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany. The pagan beliefs associated with 'fairies' is pantheistic, or that God and nature are one and the same, God is impersonal and creation is divine, or 'God'. Reincarnation is taught. No salvation, no sin or Redeemer of course - nothing remotely like Biblical truth Fairy Faith comes directly from the ancient worship and practices of the Druids. The Celtic race migrated "from the East in very early times and that its Druidic religion was one form of the original Babylonian apostasy by which, soon after the flood, the human race was bequiled from the worship of the true God to the worship of Satfln". [Pember, "Earth's Earliest Ages"]
Many spiritist beliefs in Fairy Faith.
Spiritualism and Fairy Faith have a belief in common that is the belief that the departed human dead reappear to the living. Fairies are said to be these dead, which can be summoned by a witch or a wizard. "Welsh fairies or the I vlwvth Teg were formerly the same to Welshmen as spirits are to Spiritualists now. "
Marital Connection between Spirits
Marital Connection [intercourse] was firrn;ly believed to take place in the ancient Celtic traditions, the ancient Celtic heroes were said to be thc offsprings of such union. [Pember, p.288]
In the book "The Fairy Faith in Celtic countries", l9l l, by W.Y. Evans Wentz, M.A. the author writes on page 455: ". .the same set of ideas which operated among "...the celts to create their Fairy - Mythology - ideas anslng out of a t~ellet m or knowledge ot the one universal Realm of Spirit and its various orders of invisible irhabitants - gave the Egyptians, the Indians, the Greeks, the romans, the Teutons, the Mexicans, the Peruvians, and all nations their respective mythologies and religions; and we moderns are literally 'the heirs of all the ages'."
THE WORSHIP OF T'HE ANCIENT MOTHER GOD IN IRELAND
"...of this paganizing of a degenerate Christianity the most evil teature
was the 'transference oF the worship of the ancient Mother of the (rods
to "Mary". [Pember, 989.l
In Fairy Faith lurks Goddess Worship, Spiritualism, Mystery Babylon,
Theosophy, the esoteric contact with spirits impersonating the death, pantheism,
deep ecology, incubus and succubus, asexual relations with spirit beings
and other horrors ! Not innocent, "pretty", harmless fancies, fairies are
evil spirits. [Fairy stories for children or fairy dolls are out.]
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1992.
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