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	The Faery Tradition
		The Faery Tradition, in common with initiatory lineages of the Craft which practice possession, is a mystery tradition of power, mystery, danger, ecstacy, and direct communication with divinity.
		The magical practices of the Faery (or Feri, as Victor spells it) Tradition are heavily invocatory, to encourage possession, which relies mainly on psychic talent or sensitivity to occur.
		Victor tells of antecedents of the present tradition in the coven in which he was involved in the l920's and 30's in Oregon.
	www.cog.org /wicca/trads/faery.html (663 words)

	Feri Tradition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Within the Feri tradition there is a deep respect for the wisdom of Nature, a love of beauty, and an appreciation of bardic and mantic creativity.
		and the truth of this is one of the paradoxes of the tradition.
		This line of Feri is currently being taught in the Santa Cruz mountains by J'té Argent, with the blessings of her teacher and initiator, Alison, who passed through the veil on June 13th, 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Feri_Tradition (2617 words)

	Homosexuality and Wicca - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Traditional Wiccan covens aspire to having equal numbers of men and women, to embody their belief in the importance of balance between the male and female (which extends sexually).
		The Feri Tradition is very open to all sexual orientations and some sources encourage bisexuality during rituals to reach states of ecstasy.
		In addition, the Feri Tradition teaches about the Divine Twins, who oftentimes appear as a sexually active same-gendered pair, as well as of the Blue God (http://www.faerywolf.com/bluegod.htm), a queer (and often androgynous) deity associated with snakes and with spring.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Neopagan_views_of_homosexuality (1177 words)

	Feri Tradition: History
		The blind shaman and poet Victor Anderson (1917-2001) was quite adamant that Feri was a survival of the magickal spirituality of the stone age little people of Britain, Scotland, and Africa, and he made no distinction between Feri and the earliest forms of human magick.
		Feri is often cited as being a "left hand path" which incorporates (or at least condones) practices that other "more civilized" forms of magic would rather leave alone, such as sex, and mind-altering substances.
		Feri has traditionally been an oral tradition, and the fierce solitary nature of many within the tradition has made accurate accounts of traditional history somewhat difficult to compile.
	www.feritradition.org /history.htm (2385 words)

	Traditions of the Craft
		Victor Anderson is credited with bringing the Feri tradition to the United States, where he has taught in the San Francisco area since the late 1960's.
		Feri teachers tend to add something of their own when they teach, so there is a strain of eclecticism in this tradition.
		The tradition is attuned to the solar and lunar changes, with a balance between the God and the Goddess.
	www.angelfire.com /on/wicca/Traditions.html (792 words)

	Folklore, Folk Myths, Magic, Religion, Beliefs, and Ways
		The term "Feri" has come to replace the term "Faerie" or "Faery" in order to separate it from the various Faerie traditions that exist within the Neo-Pagan religious boom of faiths, beliefs, and organizations seen on the uprise since the late 60's.
		The Feri tradition does claim to have a small number of members, and that appears to be true, as is many lesser-known Wiccan tradition do hold true.
		The Reclaiming tradition, spearheaded by Starhawk, is believed to have evolved from the Feri tradition.
	www.technogypsie.com /folklore/archives/00000004.htm (611 words)

	Faery Wicca - PaganWiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		The Faery Tradition, in common with initiatory lineages of the Craft which practice possession, is a mystery tradition of power, mystery, danger, ecstacy, and direct communication with divinity.
		Victor tells of antecedents of the present tradition in the coven in which he was involved in the l920's and 30's in Oregon.
		Starhawk has used concepts developed in the Faery Tradition in expressing her beliefs and practice, and has given the clearest explanations widely available of concepts such as the Three Selves or the Iron Pentacle.
	www.paganwiki.org /wiki/index.php?title=Feri_Tradition (683 words)

	Feri
		The Feri Tradition of Witchcraft (Faery, F(a)eri(e), Fairy, Faerie)
		The Feri Tradition, founded by Victor Anderson and practiced primarily in California, is one of the older American Wiccan traditions.
		Feri is a tradition of Neo-Pagan Witchcraft, emerging from the work and teaching of the late...
	www.realist.web.tr /arama/?nedir=feri (243 words)

	Traditions of The Craft
		Feri Tradition - There are a number of ways to spell the name of this tradition.
		British Tradition - There are a number of different British Traditions, all of which are based on what people believe to tbe the pre-Christian practices of England.
		This tradition is extremely Earth based and strong in the religious aspects of the Craft.
	www.fortunecity.com /campus/fair/25/thewiccanrealm/id39.htm (1248 words)

	Vicia and the Anderson Feri Tradition
		The Anderson Feri [1] Tradition is an initiatory form [2] of Witchcraft.
		The tradition is referred to as "Anderson Feri" partly because all Feri initiates can ultimately trace their lineage back to Victor and Cora Anderson, and partly to differentiate our tradition from unrelated groups that use similar sounding terms (Faery Wicca, Radical Faeries, RJ Stewart, etc.).
		Although Victor and Cora Anderson are widely acknowledged as the modern founders of the Feri Tradition, the Andersons have said on many occasions that Feri is actually a direct survival from the Stone Age.
	www.lilithslantern.com /anderson.htm (354 words)

	cyberfae.com :: View topic - What is the difference between Feri and Wicca? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Feri recognizes that the energy one raises effects the raiser as well as the world around her.
		Feri initiations can vary widely, and often do, as long as certain core lore is passed during the course of initiation.
		In particular, the Feri concepts of the tripartite nature of the human psyche (which resembles similar ideas in the Hebrew Kabalah, as well as Hawaiian Huna of which Victor was particularly fond) and the Iron and Pearl Pentagrams have become familiar to many outside of our tradition.
	www.cyberfae.com /forums/viewtopic.php?p=7967 (5840 words)

	Etherial Feri Thoughts
		On a Feri initiate's blog I recently saw mention of a Green Heart of Consciousness and a Pink Heart of Compassion, to accompany the Black Heart of Innocence.
		This is a call for those interested in a Feri study group, open to all students, seekers and initiates, to meet in Berkeley weekly or bi-weekly.
		The difference between a "warrior tradition" and a "men's tradition" or even a "guardian tradition" is (or should be, else they are hypocrites) this: A warrior seeks out the enemy--and kills him.
	community.livejournal.com /feri (2846 words)

	Pagan Traditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		In 1972, Mary Nesnick combined the Gardnerian tradition with the Alexandrian to form the Algard tradition.
		There are a number of different British Traditions, all of which are based on what people believe to tbe the pre-Christian practices of England.
		This tradition looks to ancient Celtic and Druidic deities and beliefs with an emphasis on the magical and healing powers of plants, minerals, gnomes, fairies, and elemental spirits.
	sacred-pathways.com /Traditions.html (772 words)

	The Faery Tradition
		Aspects of Victor's practice, such as the African-diasporic tradition, are being strengthened and re-woven into the tradition by initiates with cross-training and initiations in Santeria.
		Starhawk has used elements and concepts developed in the Faery Tradition in expressing her beliefs and practice, and in many cases has given the world some of the clearest explanations currently available of concepts such as the Three Selves or the Iron Pentacle.
		The Faery Tradition, in common with initiatory lineages of the Craft which practice possession, is a mystery tradition of power, ecstacy, and direct communication with divinity.
	www.compostcoven.org /compost/andraste.html (1550 words)

	Book of Shadows & Light - Traditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		THE 1734 TRADITION: British flavored, sometimes eclectic tradition based on the ideas of poet Robert Cochrane, a self-titled hereditary Witch.
		CALEDONII TRADITION: A tradition that attempts to preserve the ancient festivals of the Scottish and is sometimes known as the Hecatine Tradition.
		A traditional Witch bases their work as much as possible on historical methods from their tradition or geographical area of interest.
	hometown.aol.com /kansbear/trads.htm (1213 words)

	Feri Tradition: FAQ
		The Feri Tradition reveres the Goddess and the Divine Twins (who are Her son, brother and lover) as the primary Creative forces.
		Feri is distinguished by some specific beliefs and practices; some of the core concepts are the Black Heart of Innocence, the warrior ethic, the Three Souls (derived from Huna), and the Feri deities.
		Feri tools are generally held to be Wand for Air and Knife for Fire, which is the reverse of the way many people are used to regarding them.
	www.feritradition.com /FAQ.htm (9554 words)

	Gwydion Pendderwen
		Gwydion met the blind seer and poet Victor Anderson, known in many Pagan circles as a high priest of the Feri Tradition, ancient teaching that span the globe, and found in aboriginal people everywhere teacher of the Feri tradition of Witchcraft.
		The event was attended by as many as 30 or 40 people, a 2 or 3 hard work day affair, with afterwards a warm fire, a hearty meal and an entertainment they called a bardic circle where anyone who whished sang or recited poetry, mostly from their own.
		Offshoot of this tradition, the Draconian Pictish-Elven Witchcraft :
	psychevanhetfolk.homestead.com /Gwydion.html (2328 words)

	Halloween 2000: Paganism Information
		Asatru/Norse Paganism: With its origin in northern Europe, this tradition is practised today by those who feel an affinity with their nordic and teutonic ancestors, and who wish to study the Sagas, Eddas and Runes.
		British Traditional Witch: A tradition with a strong framework of structure and degrees.
		In this category would come traditions such as Hellenic, Roman or Egyptian Paganism, as well as modern traditions continued by their ethnic groups; for example, voodoo, Santeria and Native American traditions.
	h.2000.tripod.com /explore.html (1607 words)

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		Anderson was responsible for writing most of the tradition’s rituals, which he initially based on fairy folklore and beliefs, he is still universally recognized as the Grand Master of the Faery Tradition.
		The Faery Tradition honors the Goddess and Her son, brother and lover (The Divine Twins) as the primary creative forces in the universe.
		The tradition is an ecstatic tradition, rather than a fertility tradition with emphasis on polytheism, practical magic, self-development and theurgy.
	www.coven-of-cythrawl.com /Faery_Wicca.htm (749 words)

	Faerie Paths
		This is the tradition of Francesca De Grandis who studied with Victor Anderson for seven years to for the right to call herself a shaman.
		Y Tylwyth Teg is a Welsh Tradition of Witchcraft which, as you might guess from the name, identifies closely with the "realms of Fairy", according to their web pages.
		This is the tradition of Tira Brandon-Evans, the Founder and Moderator of the Society.
	www.pooklaroux.com /faeriepaths.html (2329 words)

	Feri Trad Reading List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Originally written in 1979 by a Feri initiate, it is considered one of the seminal and most influencing works on Earth-Based Paganism, religious witchcraft, and Goddess Religion.
		While not a book on the Feri tradition, it does include some Feri lore and allusions.
		"Feri is an emerging from the work and teaching of the late Victor Anderson and his wife Cora.
	www.witchcraft.co.il /circles/feri.html (297 words)

	bella-magic: Feri Tradition
		Feri training has you confront the taboos, rules and norms of culture and society, and look at how you've incorporated them into your own life.
		Feri is a path of ecstasy, not fertility.
		I believe this tendency for shooting off "feri fire", as one person calls it, can be expressed in healthy ways, but that's dependent upon the values and the, well, mental health of the initiate herself.
	www.bella-magic.com /feri.html (1031 words)

	Feri Tradition Books. Carnivalia offers a variety of difficult to come by books focusing on the Feri Tradition of ...
		Included are poems exploring the natural beauty of the world and the cycles of life and death, love poems, as well as liturgical devotionals to the Goddess in Her many guises.
		With poetry and spells inspired by the practices of the Feri tradition of Witchcraft, Storm Faerywolf voyeuristically exposes the dynamism aroused from profane themes entwined with sacred imagery.
		In some branches of the Feri tradition the white wand is said to belong to the artist, the poet, the ritualist, or the bard.
	www.carnivalia.com /books_feri.htm (733 words)

	Feri Tradition Introduction
		One Faery Tradition, also spelled Feri, was founded by Victor Anderson, and developed by Victor and his wife Cora, and several important Feri teachers, largely in the San Francisco Bay Area.
		In fact, the Faerie Tradition is not necessarily Celtic, although some initiated practitioners personally have and teach a chiefly Celtic orientation.
		There is much more to the tradition, things that I would not reveal here because it would not be appropriate, and much that I could not reveal here, even if I wanted to, because Feri is not just a list of exercises but an experience.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Rhodes/5569/Faery_Trad_Intro.html (731 words)

	Feri Tradition - WiccanWeb.ca (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Victor Anderson started teaching the Feri Tradition, then known as Vicia, more-or-less in its modern form in the 1940s.
		Their website and bookstore, through which works by Victor and Cora can be ordered, is at http://www.lilithslantern.com
		The Stars Within the Earth by Storm Faerywolf is a collection of poetry, spells, and devotional art inspired by the practices of Feri
	www.wiccanweb.ca /wiki/index.php?title=Feri_Tradition&printable=yes (1114 words)

	blackheart feri training (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		BlackHeart is a branch of the Feri Tradition as descended through the Victor Anderson Lineage, developed and taught by Karina, an Initiate of both The Third Road and Traditional Feri Witchcraft.
		BlackHeart combines traditional Feri Teachings with a sprinkling of Third Road exercises.
		Advanced Apprenticeships are just that -- training for Feri students who have completed Cycles One and Two of Early Apprenticeship or the Distance Training curriculum and are working toward Feri Initiation.
	www.blackheartferi.com /training.html (100 words)

	Feri Camp 2006
		All Anderson Tradition Feri students, initiates or sincere seekers are welcome.
		This is not a gathering for people with no exposure to Anderson Feri, as there will be only a limited amount of foundational work provided.
		Afternoons there will be workshops taught by individual teachers that reflect their specialties and their specific Feri Tradition knowledge.
	www.emanationart.com /fericamp/index.htm (225 words)

	Vicia and the Anderson Feri Tradition
		Lilith's Lantern is an old Witch-name for the Moon.
		In these pages we hope to shed light on Vicia and some lesser known aspects of the Anderson Feri Tradition of Witchcraft.
		This site has been created by Mandorla, a group practicing the Craft as taught by Victor and Cora Anderson to their direct initiates during the 1980s and 90s.
	www.lilithslantern.com (93 words)

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