2021年1月8日 · The deva originated in Persia and Greece. Devas appear as bright orbs of light in nature, although they’re particularly found in the woods. Devas love being around well-cared for plants. They are known to guide medical researchers or witches seeking to use plants for their medicinal qualities.

Under the command of the higher deva come all the lesser ranks—known in folklore around the world by a multitude of names— faeries, gnomes, elves, nature spirits and elementals. The idea of intelligence in matter is not new. It surfaced long …

The deva originated in Persia and Greece. Devas appear as bright orbs of light in nature, although they’re particularly found in the woods. Devas love being around well-cared for plants. They are known to guide medical researchers or witches seeking to use plants for their medicinal qualities.

2023年10月30日 · Deva – beings of light, spiritual forces behind nature, elementals, can refer to a grouping of similar entities, of a higher intelligence than most fae, related to angels, an evolution, higher than the earth bound beings, diving beings – http://www.vkmaheshwari.com/WP/?p=2668

A deva in theosophy and the New Age movement refers to any of the spiritual forces or beings behind nature. The origin of the word "deva" comes from Sanskrit. According to Theosophist Charles Webster Leadbeater, devas represent a separate evolution from that of humanity.

2021年3月10日 · The Fae Folk exist in a realm or dimension that is very close to ours, unlike ghosts or spirits. They have more physical power here than spirits do and can cause objects to move quite easily. They are able to touch humans, something that would be incredibly difficult for a spirit to accomplish.

2023年4月18日 · Then there are the classifications of fairies, such as the fae of the Seelie and Unseelie courts otherwise described as the Light and Dark fae, the fairies that are organized into the 4 or six elements, fire, water, earth, air, light, and mind, or the trooping and solitary fairies described by William Butler Yeats, or, as Robert Hunt of ...

2014年5月29日 · Yet they are not angels, they are deva/devi (masc. fem.). In fact, they prove ideal to demonstrate some of the difficulties in accurately exploring the fae as a single genus throughout the world of mythology and folklore.

Fairies in particular are a type of Devic being. Some may take notice of particular humans, which makes for many peculiar and oft times amusing events (losing car keys being among them). The Devas also represent a group of entities with whom some practitioners seek to work.

The supervisor level of the faeries are the nature devas. Nature devas, or simply devas, are more serious in their work and have an internal hierarchy ranging from devas in charge of the fairies of a specific area to devas in charge of other devas and on up to an overall Earth Deva herself.