‘I was staying in a cheap inner city motel with a disused area approximately twenty-foot long four-inch wide grass. This was the bottom end of accommodation but the disused area was littered two foot-high with drug paraphernalia and countless years of other rubbish it was not accessible unless you climbed out the window open onto the area so ten rooms ground floor and four stories, not even management bothered to clean. I was wanting confirmation if the secret communications of an unconventional nature existed in spiritual orders. This increasingly was of importance since inner voices were prolific. Over three night I received three pins or badges from the Anzac Remembrance series: one Gold, one Red, one White representing the three pillars or schools of spiritual expression. I cannot stress enough that no one from my material world knew I was in the motel and the unlikeliness of any resident daring to walk amongst the sharps garden to place an Anzac Badge each night is unlikely and not around October the time of Anzac Day and badges were on window sill and seemed placed not fallen…’ ‘Supposedly the fairy kingdom is a corresponding pantheon. Aliens don’t bother with me, ghost are scared of me and Angels I see as more of an ephemeral being not able to interact with mundane densities… For some reason I feel fairies provide ground support so to speak…’ ‘I am a theoretical metaphysician so another layer of correspondences, cultural distinctions and other cultural similarities. For some reason I feel fairies provide practical ground support so to speak.’
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Australia
1990s
Female: Age 31-40
occasional supernatural experiences
inside a public building (e.g. church, school...)
12 am-3 am
with one other person who did not share my experience
you had just woken up or were just about to go to sleep, you were very sad
no fairy mood reported
loss of sense of time, a sense that the experience was a display put on specially for you, a sense that the experience marked a turning point in your life