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Cerah Fae and Dream Magick

Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 1:27 pm
by TarotMama
Greetings! I was drawn to the Cerah Fae probably for a reason currently unknown to me. I have one, a female custom conjure from CH. She’s started saying her name (telepathically) in the wee hours after she’s woken me up. She’s nocturnal.

In her details, it states that H. is powerful with dream magick. Does anyone know what dream magick is? I have been working toward having intentional lucid and astral dreams. Could she want to help me in my endeavors?

Thanks so much for sharing any Cerah Fae experiences and insights!

Tarot Mama

Re: Cerah Fae and Dream Magick

Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 5:07 pm
by Lewk
I remember at least one post here from an experienced member in which they said they cast magic while they are asleep.

A quick google search revealed this book, in which the author says in their introduction that anything that can be done in waking life can be done within a dream and that includes spell casting and evocation.

So that seems to be one aspect of dream 'magic'.

see
Dream Magick: Lucid Dreaming, Chaos Magick and Dream Evocations, by Anousen Leonte
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dream-Magick-L ... B00TKU0ZTW

I think other internet commentators might use the term more loosely and include any use of lucid dreaming (including travel to other realms) as 'dream magic'. I hope that info is useful.

Re: Cerah Fae and Dream Magick

Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 5:43 pm
by TarotMama
Lewk wrote:I remember at least one post here from an experienced member in which they said they cast magic while they are asleep.

A quick google search revealed this book, in which the author says in their introduction that anything that can be done in waking life can be done within a dream and that includes spell casting and evocation.

So that seems to be one aspect of dream 'magic'.

see
Dream Magick: Lucid Dreaming, Chaos Magick and Dream Evocations, by Anousen Leonte
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dream-Magick-L ... B00TKU0ZTW

I think other internet commentators might use the term more loosely and include any use of lucid dreaming (including travel to other realms) as 'dream magic'. I hope that info is useful.
Lewk,

Yes, this is all very helpful. Thank you for the information. I will research this further and also have a look at the book. Dream magic sounds fascinating!

Thanks again!

Tarot Mama