Attending the congress

There are still full and partial worktrade possibilities for attending the Fairy Congress. We have positions with the kitchen, sign-making, fairy art, set-up, and others. Contact Michael@fairycongress.com or call 360-927-1274. If you need a ride or are able to give someone a ride, please contact our ride coordinator Lindsey, register@fairycongress.com 509-997-1032

FAIRY CONGRESS RAISON D’ETRE

The Congress is radically co-creating an energetic blueprint for living on the planet and deepening the relationships between humans and nature. The Congress is reinvigorating a morpho-genetic field that existed between fairy and human in the past. In doing so the communication bridge between our realms touches more humans and fairies. At the Fairy Congress the veil between the fairy and human realm is thin!

Fairy allies await you at the Congress! It is very often reported that people who come to the congress leave with fairy allies that work with them for the rest of the year.

We hope to see you at the Fairy Congress. If the path opens up for you to attend at the last minute we will accept admissions right up to the event and at the gate.

The door is open. The fairies await! The veils are getting thinner!

How can humans help the fairies?

Every year has been very unique and different at the Fairy Congress. This year’s theme is “How can humans help the fairies?”.
New presenters this year are Britt Nesheim, channel for the fairies; Hope and Randy Mead, orb researchers; Anne Gordon, a dolphin and animal communicator; and Corby Ingold, who has been researching the similarities between the Celtic Faery doctors and the shamen of Northwest Native tribes.

This year the fairies have requested that we become more adept at fairy communication. We will be practicing direct fairy communication at intervals throughout the Congress using different forms such as walking meditations, ecstatic dance, drumming and toning.

The veil is getting thinner!

BOISTEROUS FRIVOLITY

The Fairy & Human Relations Congress is always a fusion of focused fairy
communication along with being a high-energy, festive, fun and colorful event. This year the fairies have asked us to step up activities that are frivolous and include movement, color, drama, skits, humor, high energy, exuberance, music, dance, pageantry, etc. This includes the use of loud, musical instruments such as conches, bugles, large drums, bells, whistles, etc. What can you bring? People are encouraged to bring incense and smudging materials. This year we are making a special circle for late night revelry which won’t disturb the camping areas.

NEW FAIRY BOOK AT THE PRINTERS!

Forty Years with the Fairies: Volume I of the Collected Fairy Manuscripts of Daphne Charters is at the printers and will be for sale at the Congress. Most of these writings have never been published before. Daphne Charter’s writings were the original inspiration for the Fairy & Human Relations Congress, and we are excited to share her writings with all of you. If you’d like a copy and cannot attend the Congress, send $25 ($20 + $5 shipping/handling) and we will mail you a copy. Friends of the Trees, PO Box 253, Twisp, WA 98856.

NEW VIDEO ON WEBSITE

Kevin Tomlinson and helpers have produced a short video with clips from last year. View it on the website along with Dinea’s great slide show.

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