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	Tempers Ball :: View topic - The Sidhe Congregation (open)
		The Sidhe had not reached the point of no return yet, there were still enough left on Maxim to be considered a viable race, but those of ancient minds as Azrael, also looked far into the future.
		Perhaps her fellow Sidhe had simply hidden himself too well for her eyes and senses, maybe he had kept his movements so secret that not even the Voralphian tribe of Culaearien had been able to discover what he was up to.
		There were few enough Sidhe in the isle as it was and it was good to know that, on this one day at least, their numbers had not decreased.
	www.evernight.com /boards/canon/viewtopic.php?t=10862 (12866 words)

	Sidhe
		For people new to this term, Sidhe refers to the spirits known as the faeries, the Dananns, the old Irish gods and goddesses, and the Shining Ones; it also refers to the realm in the Otherworld where they reside.
		The Sidhe (pronounced "shee") refers to both the world of Faerie and the spirits of that world, who are also known as the faeries, the Danann gods and goddesses, and the Shining Ones.
		Spirits such as the Sidhe seem to survive the great changes in the Earth, and return or disappear, to the extent that their power is needed in ordinary reality.
	www.riverdrum.com /Pages/Sidhe.htm (1176 words)

	[ The Hub - Sidhe of Furry Space Muck ]
		Sidhe Ruadh’s exact past is a mystery, and she intends to keep it that way.
		Sidhe has all but given up on finding Caitlin; the breed of slave the kit undoubtedly became is notorious for the death rate, abuse and disease.
		Sidhe knows she is not the best: This realization is what has kept her alive, along with her fast reflexes and quick wits.
	www.stormloader.com /banshee/sidhe_fsm.html (348 words)

	The Sidhe (Shee)
		Clearly the belief in the sidhe is part of the pre-Christian religion which survived for thousands of years and which has never been completely wiped out from the minds of the people.
		The sidhe of the subterranean mounds are also seen by the Irish as the descendants of the old agricultural gods of the Earth, (one of the most important being Crom Cruaich, the Crooked One of the Hill).
		A distinction is often made between the sidhe who are seen walking on the ground after sunset, and the 'Sluagh Sidhe', the fairy host who travel through the air at night,and are known to 'take' mortals with them on their journeys.
	celticsociety.freeservers.com /sidhe.html (928 words)

	Sidhe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Other Kithain consider the sidhe cold and arrogant, and they are right; the triumph of the sidhe, however, is their refusal to lie down and die.
		The very presense of a sidhe in her true form captures the hearts of mortals and colors the Dreaming.
		All sidhe are dignified, with courtly manners and social graces.
	www.instantweb.com /e/EverSummer_Keep/sidhe.html (735 words)

	Monster Mayhem: The Leanan Sidhe: Inspiration with a Price
		The period is one of intense passion and emotion for the mortal and the leanan sidhe, as they often share an intimate relationship while the faerie is present.
		The sidhe's continued presence (within 30 feet) following the incubation period delays the onset of the effects; in such a case the victim need not make the first save until the sidhe's departure.
		Thus, when the chosen mortal is out of the sidhe's presence after having benefited at least once from the insight bonus of the inspire creativity special ability below, he or she feels depressed and unable to create.
	www.wizards.com /dnd/article.asp?x=dnd/mm/mm20020315a (1313 words)

	Los & Dok Sidhe
		The Los Sidhe consist of mainly the elves, leprechauns, sylphs, pixies, fairies, wood sprites (not to be confused with demonic sprites), and nymphs.
		As to whether the Los and Dok Sidhe are deadly enemies or simply long lost brother races is unclear to outsiders and appears to change with the time of day and the direction of the wind.
		In the case of the Sidhe, when an one is slain or purposefully decides that it is time to leave the world, his or her animus simply flows back into nature.
	www.astlan.com /elves.htm (1082 words)

	Bean Sídhe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If one were to catch a bean sidhe, the person could force her to tell him who will die.
		However, this is not the original meaning of the bean sidhe, but a confusion with the theme of the Wild Hunt.
		The concept of the bean sidhe is that she is a fairy woman associated with a certain family (clan).
	www.maryjones.us /jce/beansidhe.html (374 words)

	Celtic Folklore - Daoine Sidhe
		They live in hollow mounds, hence the name sidhe which literally means "people of the (fairy) mounds".
		The Daoine Sidhe are fond of battles, hurling (a kind of field hockey) and are skilled chess players.
		Whenever a host of the Sidhe appears there is a strange sound like the humming of thousands of bees also a whirlwind or shee-gaoithe is caused.
	d21c.com /selkywolf/sweetsong/celticfolklore4.html (774 words)

	What are Sidhe - www.ezboard.com
		Actually...the word Sidhe is for a specific type of hill as it relates to the Faerie realm.
		Sidhe is also used to describe a people, the Daoine or Aes sidhe.
		While the Sidhe can be known to be ruled by their passions the Sluagh are the same in a much more chaotic/malevolent sense.
	p100.ezboard.com /fdrinkdeeplyanddreamfrm21.showMessage?topicID=257.topic (2589 words)

	Sidhe Interactive Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sidhe Interactive announced today that they will offer scholarships to the value of NZ$4000, for students who wish to study on Media Design School's Graduate Diploma of Game Development.
		Sidhe will grant one scholarship per intake for first year students, based upon candidates' skills and abilities, motivations and evidence of financial hardship.
		Sidhe Interactive is currently developing multiple titles for Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Xbox, and PC.
	www.sidheinteractive.com /040929.htm (215 words)

	Considering the Sidhe
		Belief in the Sidhe is an important aspect of pre-Christian religions which have survived for thousands of years.
		The Sidhe of the fairy subterranean mounds are seen by the Irish as the descendants of the old agricultural gods of the earth, Crom Cruaich, the Crooked One of the Hill.
		Rural folk make a distinction between the Sidhe seen walking on the ground after sunset and the Sluagh Sidhe, the fairy host who travel through the air at night and are known to take mortals on a space journey.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/folklore/58051 (928 words)

	Irish Folklore - Banshee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In Irish folklore, the Bean Sidhe ("woman of the hills") is a spirit or fairy who presage a death by wailing.
		It was believed in County Clare that Richard the Clare, the Norman leader of the 12th century, had met a horrible beldame, washing armor and rich robes "until the red gore churned in her hands", and had been warned by her of the destruction of his host.
		The Bean Sidhe has long streaming hair and is dressed in a gray cloak over a green dress.
	www.irishclans.com /folklore/banshee.html (297 words)

	SIDHE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		This, combined with the Sidhe's rule of feeding only on men, but embracing only women, has created some amount of enmity for them among the Tremere in general, and, specifically, all traditionalistic male vampires.
		The Sidhe are very tightly knit, with a "family" atmosphere, and are very often willing to go to great lengths to help one another out.
		Any member of the Sidhe who feeds freely on or kills women is punished, and sometimes even ostracized or ejected from the clan if the offense continues.
	www.kopalnia.rpg.pl /mirror/adashiel/archive/sidhe.html (1127 words)

	Race: Unseelie Sidhe
		A motley assortment of beautiful, hideous, monstrous and ethereal creatures the unseelie sidhe are mostly comprised of those who were either cast from the seelie courts or half breed sidhe.
		Because none have been born to either seelie or unseelie in the past five hundred years, both groups fear the worst and are awaiting the destruction of their race.
		Both a curse and a blessing, the unseelie sidhe are constantly hungry never having enough, though they always seem to remain thin, some to the point of emaciation.
	angelfire.com /rpg2/souldream/Players_Guide/Races/Unseelie_Sidhe.htm (398 words)

	The Sidhe - MysticWicks Online Pagan Community and Pagan Forums
		There are a number of different types of Sidhe: the Sluagh Sidhe; the fairy host or Wild Hunt, who can fly through the air and shift shape at will; the Sidhe who walk the earth at dusk; the guardian Sidhe of the lakes of Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
		Clearly the belief in the Sidhe is part of the pre-Christian paganism which survived for thousands of years, and which has never completely been wiped out from the minds of the people.
		The Sidhe of these mounds are also seen by the Irish as the descendants of the old agricultural gods of the Earth.
	www.mysticwicks.com /showthread.php?t=50631&page=1 (2165 words)

	Celtic Folklore: The People of the Mounds
		The Sidhe are considered to be a distinct race, quite separate from human beings yet who have had much contact with mortals over the centuries, and there are many documented testimonies to this.
		In the testimonies of many rural folk a distinction is often made between the sidhe who are seen walking on the ground after sunset, and the 'Sluagh Sidhe', the fairy host who travel through the air at night, and are known to 'take' mortals with them on their journeys.
		The sidhe mound of her father was attacked once by the five sons of Conall.
	www.deoxy.org /h_mounds.htm (3072 words)

	The Ceili Sidhe Tradition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		It also virtually eliminates the concept of 'plug 'n' pray' where a fairly standard ritual is written and the names of the deities that might be appropriate, are 'plugged in'.
		Such rituals, which many of Ceili Sidhe students and priesthood have experienced as guests of other traditions rarely demonstrate any in depth knowledge of the Gods and with this lacking, it is decidedly difficult to have a meaningful experience of any type.
		However, it also believes just as strongly that the knowledge of spreading yourself too thin can cause problems on many different levels, and by internalizing one system (re: culture), you reap the benefits to be found within that one culture.
	beaufort.bravepages.com /ceiltrad.html (555 words)

	Laurell K. Hamilton
		He was the shortest of the purebred sidhe, only five and a half feet tall.
		He wasn't sidhe, and his own queen had demanded him at her side.
		Of the men of faerie, only the sidhe were allowed to grow their hair long.
	www.randomhouse.com /features/lkhamilton/excerpt_two.html (5829 words)

	The Dark Muse
		The most common and widespread myth attached to Leanan Sidhe is that she is a vampirish spirit who attaches herself to one man. To this man, an artist or poet, she appears irresistibly beautiful, and if he is seduced by her, he is ruined body and soul.
		She says, "The Leanan Sidhe, or spirit of life, was supposed to be the inspirer of the poet and singer, as the Bean Sidhe was a spirit and herald of death." Yeats, however, explains the Leanan Sidhe as the spirit who inspires poets and singers, burning them up so that their earthly life is brief.
		But it is not intended by this observation to confuse the higher orders of the Sidhe and all fairy folk such as the fae who come from Avalon with succubi; though succubi and fairy women were often confused and improperly identified the one with the other.
	www.wildmuse.net /faerie/muses/leanan.html (1787 words)

	Sidhe Handwork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Sidhe Handwork developed out my interest in Celtic History and art, and is the creative aspect of my reasearches into my own Celtic Roots.
		The dynamic use of pattern, form, and color that are so integral in Celtic Art is timeless in its appeal.
		The structured elements in this style of art - the characteristic knots, spirals, and zoomorphic shapes that I use in my work are drawn from manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels, and from artifacts and stone work unearthed at various locations throughout the British Isles and Western Europe.
	members.shaw.ca /sidhe (198 words)

	EN World - Morrus' D&D / d20 News & Reviews Site - Sidhe Li defeats Wrath
		Sidhe Li may set the lenght and style of the match.
		Sidhe Li's shadow seems to weaken and become a litttle transparent.
		It might not be a masterful defense, but it is an effective one, and then the woman swings her arms forward to push Sidhe Li away and to the ground.
	www.enworld.org /printthread.php?t=3886 (1597 words)

	The Conclave - Inquisitor Malnan - Hunter of the Sidhe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For centuries they have worshipped the egnimatic figures they have called the Sidhe, who would appear from a great bone gate they wrought thousands of years before the birth of the humans upon this world.
		He passed his rituals of manhood with little challenge, breaking and taming a rogue Lollux with only a knife, and gained a reputation as a fierce warrior and great follower of the Sidhe, and a shoe-in for the posistion of High Priest of the Sidhe.
		The Inquisitor informed him of the Eldar's (the true name of the Sidhe) ways, how they had tricked them into slaying that one particular warrior, baiting the sky-demons to save possibly the tiniest number of Eldar lives.
	www.specialist-games.com /inquisitor/forum_b/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5258 (923 words)

	Aaron Allston FAQ (Doc Sidhe Novels)
		The most infamous variety of lights are the Daoine Sidhe, the high-elven race, now almost extinct, to which Doc Sidhe belongs.
		Doc Sidhe is still in print and, though it was published in 1995, is still available in some bookstores.
		Doc Sidhe is also, as of April 2001, available as a free download on the Baen Free Library.
	www.aaronallston.com /faqsidhe.html (1662 words)

	Sidhe na Daire - Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bean Sidhe: translating into woman of the hills, the bean sidhe, or banshee, is a faery harbinger of death.
		Appearing as a woman in a green dress and grey cloak, with eyes fiery red from weeping, she is seen scrubbing bloody garments in a stream, or heard wailing outside a household where a family member is doomed to die.
		If the bean sidhe is caught she must relinquish the name of the doomed.
	www.sidhenadaire.com /glossary.html (2788 words)

	The Faery Tradition
		A sidhe is a mound beneath the hills, and the De Danaan became known as aes sidhe, the people of the hills, and instead of gods, they were relegated to being faery folk.
		Each sidhe had a bean sidhe, a woman of the faeries.
		They say if you see her by a river ford, washing the bloody grave clothes of the soon to be dead, it bodes ill for you.
	www.stormloader.com /moonfire/index7.html (570 words)

	The Sidhe - MysticWicks Online Pagan Community and Pagan Forums
		The Sidhe (pronounced: “shee”) are considered to be a distinct race, quite separate from human beings yet who have had much contact with mortals over the centuries; many documented testimonies to this can still yet be found.
		In Irish mythology, the Sidhe are a supernatural race, quite distinct from humankind.
		As part of the surrender terms the Tuatha Dé Danaan agreed to dwell underground in the hills or mounds that dot the Irish landscape.
	www.mysticwicks.com /showthread.php?t=50631 (2165 words)

	Sidhe Secures PSP Grant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		(Posted On: 02/20/04 @ 04:10 AM EST) Sidhe Interactive, developers of Rugby League for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and PC platforms, this morning announced that it has secured a government research grant from Technology New Zealand for use in developing titles for the PlayStation Portable.
		Exact details behind the grant and what titles Sidhe are working on weren’t made clear, but the company did have the following to say.
		Tyrone McAuley, Technical Director at Sidhe, commented, "The Technology NZ funding complements our own significant investment, allowing us to accelerate our research programme for this exciting new platform".
	www.gamegossip.com /tools/print.php?id=5805 (113 words)

	The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries: The Recorded Fairy-Faith: Chapter IV. People of the Goddess Dana
		And to such seer Celts as these, Death is a passport to the world of the Sidhe, a world where there is eternal youth and never-ending joy, as we shall learn when we study it as the Celtic Otherworld.
		In modern Irish tradition, 'the People of the Sidhe,' or simply the Sidhe, refer to the beings themselves rather than to their places of habitation.
		From the way they are described in many of the old Irish manuscripts, we may possibly regard the Tuatha De Danann as reflecting to some extent the characteristics of an early human population in Ireland.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/celt/ffcc/ffcc240.htm (5661 words)

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