The unseen citizens of our world
12 Magickal Beings of the World of Humans
Folklore calls them myths. This workshop introduces the twelve magickal beings who share our world — and how to work with them consciously.
They were never hiding. We just stopped looking.
What This Class Is
Every culture on earth carries stories of beings that share this world with us but exist just outside ordinary perception — the fae, the elementals, the ancestors, the guardians. Dismissed as folklore, they persist across every tradition for a reason: the experiences behind the stories are real, and consistent, across cultures that never had contact with one another.
This workshop introduces twelve of these magickal beings, their nature, and the role each plays in the world of humans. You'll learn how to recognise their presence, how to approach them respectfully, and how to open a working relationship with them where appropriate.
This is not a workshop on belief. It's a workshop on relationship — with beings most people walk past every day without knowing it.
Inside The Workshop
What You’ll Explore
- The twelve magickal beings and the role each one plays
- How these beings appear across unconnected cultures and traditions
- Recognising their presence in ordinary life
- Etiquette: how to approach, and how not to
- Building a respectful working relationship where invited
- Where these beings fit within the wider unseen world
Who It’s For
You've always sensed you're not alone in the way most people mean it
You love folklore and want to know what sits underneath it
You want a respectful, practical introduction — not a spooky one
What You’ll Walk Away With
A working knowledge of twelve magickal beings and their roles
A way to recognise their presence around you
An etiquette for approaching the unseen world safely
A wider, more populated sense of the world you already live in
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