Ready to let a little fairy magic flutter into your day?

Since I was a little girl, I’ve always felt connected to fantasy. My biggest dream growing up was to be able to transport myself to another magical dimension, become a forest fairy, and live my life with animals and flowers. And still, a part of me believes in those things. For some reason, if you don’t believe in magic, how can you survive? 

Magic is not what we think it is. On the contrary, it is more of an invisible power that allows things to happen for us without us even trying. It is what people who manifest believe in: is that power of attraction that allows us to feel peace and to live a dream life. But nowadays, when we talk about a dream life, we’re referring to living in happiness, health, and peace. Rarely is about moving to a different place or owning a specific item. And luckily for us, it’s easier to achieve those feelings than actual, real objects.

As I said at the beginning, I do believe in fairies. I think fairies are the little messengers from the Universe. I imagine them as little beings that are here to listen to you, without being noticed, and help the Universe bring you whatever you desire. They hide between your flowers in your garden and spy through the window to see how you’re doing. I also think they can be in touch with animals, maybe our pets, and they can help you deliver your message to them. 

Believing in magic can be a great way to cope with the blue feelings, especially when life feels heavier than other times. As I said, it can be imagined as a force, like a magnet, rather than spells and potions. It does help me when I can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. If I’m feeling sad for a couple of days, I trust that magic is with me, and, as if it were a magic trick, the feeling eventually goes away. Magic is in your head. So, essentially, we’re all fairies.