Urban Fairies - Eight Encounters with Fairies in the City

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

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[@morganbroglio8538]

I love how most people in these stories are just so accepting of the fact that faeries exist and that they just encountered one. It seems very rarely are people terrified and flabbergasted like with other supernatural or paranormal entities. Perhaps everyone secretly hopes for the existence of faeries.

[@DarnComputer]

The fae are something you have to be careful with because you never know what they want they may just be playing a trick on you showing off or trying to give you a gift such as advice like with the homeless person story. People don’t realize that if you use advice it’s the same as accepting a gift and you now owe them which is not a good thing most the time.

[@eternityawaitz7726]

@@DarnComputer omg you're right! Tricksy fairies

[@Huyahhhh]

It's probably because many times they reveal themselves to people who already know about them, think about them, and believe in their existence

[@merlinnitrous5134]

I’m so fascinated to hear about the Fae in urban areas. It makes sense to me, but it isn’t something we here about much. Thank you once again to our Scary Fairy Godmother!

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

I was surprised I was able to find so many stories that took place in cities. I found several of these really interesting as well, the type of stories that spark ideas for fiction. :)

[@merlinnitrous5134]

@@ScaryFairyGodmother I am surprised as well that you found so many! Does this mean we may have other videos regarding the Fae in Urban areas? Or perhaps an episode of fiction readings? Whatever it turns out, I am on seat’s edge!

[@RoyCyberPunk]

@@merlinnitrous5134 Fascinating indeed but if wild animals are finding new niches in urban areas why not Fae?

[@the_weed_in_your_garden9319]

I had a great idea to create a comic book series about the world of faeries and elves in the urban world. I still wish I could do it

[@dblack8141]

I had run into a character. Our encounter was one if those odd coincidences. this young guy from Florida was pan handling. I offered to pay him to help carry some water for me. About an hour earlier i had encountered a street busker with an accordian. These two encounters were somewhat related. The kid told me he was a cambion half demon. He even had 1 slitted eye and one normal, i didnt mention to him that i had noticed. (If youve ever seen this, you know what i mean. Some times you see people that look to have slitted eyes. you can barely see it, almost looks like glare or a reflection. This was like that but it was just the one.) He told me all people are chipped when they ate born. He mention a lot of strange stuff too. I think there's something to its story.

[@AnaxErik4ever]

The city is the last place you would expect to find wild spirits, ruling over the last remnants of natural beauty and power. I guess it really is possible to encounter magic anywhere. Thank you the contributors for these stories.

[@PixiePrincess501]

The Thistledown Girl sounds like a good bit of mischief on the fairy's part. This wouldn't be the first time where a pretty fairy leads a curious person to strange parts of a park or the woods. As for the fairy taking the form of a homeless person, I'm pretty intrigued! In fairy tales a lot of fairies take the form of a beggar to test the heart of the protagonist and antagonist, in certain stories. Maybe this one took the form of a homeless man to test the respect of the narrator, and maybe if they did not treat him right, he wouldn't have given them that advice, which sounds like it could be useful to that person.

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Dim vales-and shadowy floods- And cloudy-looking woods, Whose forms we can’t discover For the tears that drip all over: Huge moons there wax and wane- Again-again-again- Every moment of the night- Forever changing places- And they put out the star-light With the breath from their pale faces. About twelve by the moon-dial, One more filmy than the rest (A kind which, upon trial, They have found to be the best) Comes down-still down-and down With its centre on the crown Of a mountain’s eminence, While its wide circumference In easy drapery falls Over hamlets, over halls ~Edgar Allan Poe, Fairy-Land

[@oneoflokis]

Very nice!! 👍👍

[@oneoflokis]

A very nice set of stories!! 🙂👍👍 Atmospheric, and not gross!!

[@dblack8141]

Theres some knapweed of a slightly augmented variety that grows at mr poes former residence. His house is still there with trees and a lawn .

[@wvrjl]

I really love your voice. Unlike SO MANY KZbinrs with loud, annoying voices, I can listen to you when other people down the hall are sleeping. Your voice, unlike others, is quite soothing.

[@hablin1]

I think so too 👍

[@wulfeldritch9720]

Another great offering. Thank you! Will say, the "homeless faerie" was something a bit more interesting: A spirit of the city, aka the Genius Loci. A manifestation of the essence of NYC, itself. And the submitter of the anecdote regarding the occult shop already did have it figured out. Yes, it's home to -- and a front for -- a Gateway. Thus why the owner is decidedly hands off. The shop is a convenient way to cover what would otherwise be awkward comings and goings. But, his only interest in and duty is to said gate. They may be Fae; it could be a trod. But, they're just as likely to be humans, extraterrestrials, elementals, daemons, and/or anything else you could possibly imagine - and probably some things you can't. 😊

[@skullykittie9889]

You have intrigued me. I would love to be able to pick your brain.

[@oneoflokis]

What's a "trod"??

[@wulfeldritch9720]

@@oneoflokis an established, faerie-specific gateway or path. A rath is a randomly opened tear, or an "unofficial" (read: unsanctioned) gate between the realm of Faerie and ours.

[@dblack8141]

Yeah, the world is synthetic and there are avenues of intersection to experience it. We're being coeorced and manipulated by a host of esotericists. 🕙 and space is data that can be accessed. Even vampires timevtravel and exist

[@dblack8141]

.. I was working in manhattan trying to get some money together so i could hire a lawyer to help me with some overwhelming crissis i was in. I would crash at this warehouse that seemed rather safe up until the vampire troll. I noticed i was having little razor cuts on the bottom if my right foot. It was a different spot each night. A small cut in a different place, right in the clease lines. One time, i was exhausted, it was like 4 am. Im aboit to sleep( undernearth this cardboard) next to this garage door that was proped open a few inches. This is up on a landing up a little flight of stairs. I just got situated and as always was keen to keep my senses sharp. I heard nothing but i sensed something. I look to find a guy crouched at my feet with a razor knife out. I would have heard someone walking on the gravel or on the metal stairs but i heard nothing. I literally just lied down hidden under sone cardboard. I said WTF you doing, he said, he wanted to be where i was. Prior to this engagement i had 2 pigeons trying to warn me of the danger. They were sitting there in the spot as if to tell me. Another time a l feather was hoveing still then slowly floated away. Im pretty sure that guy was a vampire. I was determined to get about 7k so i stayed in that spot another time some time later. In the freesing winter at like 4am.. You figure you can sneak a wink in. Iwas waiting to like the sun come up so the vampire woukdnt trouble me. Wind started blowing and was lifting the cardboard straight up. I wasnt sleeping yet. I was waiting for the sun. When i pulled the cardboard down.. I heard someone yell. "F##!@!".. Vampire

[@alizaday]

We used to call the dandelion seeds fairy's, I think a lot of kids do. Last summer we had hundreds of them floating past the house for a wk. Quite cool

[@terristrange]

I’ve seen fairies in the city. Nature is everywhere and we’re never separate from it.

[@marginbuu212]

Wow, the lack of opportunities in rural areas is even hitting the fairy world. I guess times are tough everywhere.

[@Passions5555]

😭

[@todbrown7597]

Some of the other channels seem to take an antagonistic attitude toward the Good Neighbors, my own encounters have been positive , mostly. I am thrilled that you gave us a new story night. The malevolent ones usually feed on fear, witch tip.

[@wreckergirl2939]

Hey Tod Brown I would love to hear of your encounters 💙💜 thats amazing your lucky. G N

[@ArleneF]

@@wreckergirl2939 Yes, so would I!!

[@lalaland2107]

The one about the homeless man was very interesting. I'm gonna look up more of those

[@merriame9487]

The last story was my favorite! I also thought the store might be a safe place for magical beings living among humans or a portal!!

[@sandcat66]

The dandelion fairies remind me of my daughter when she was little. She used to chase them and save them and set them free🥰

[@kellyfairbairn9333]

Me too and my daughter 🧚‍♀️

[@haileybalmer9722]

I saw something like the fairy coach a couple of years ago. I was in the cemetery by where I work. I have some friends I visit there, and it was right before Samhain, and the cemetery had gone oddly quiet. Many of the dead folk I visited there didn’t seem to be around. I didn’t understand it at the time, but they were in the process of being threshed. Someone had to explain it to me later. It was an intense year for turning over the dead, I am told. I don’t do that kind of work, so I just noticed that the dead were suddenly very quiet that year. So I was walking along, reading people’s names on their tombstones, when a small procession swam into view. They were half there? Like mist, or crystal. There were little men up front, marching, and they held tiny pole arms. There were a couple more types of people, I couldn’t make them out so well, and at the back, a very fancy and fine featured woman, carried in an ornate sedan chair. All of them were very slender and had an almost pressed look to them. The lady motioned for them to stop, and she addressed me. It was not English, but I understood her. She said it was a lovely day for some sport, and I said it had been for many days, and likely would for several days more. She said she wished I could come and watch, and it was a shame I had to work. It’s the strangest thing, I know she wasn’t talking about the job I was headed toward. I’m still not sure what she meant. I just said yeah, it is, and watched as they proceeded onward, shimmering out of focus as suddenly as they appeared. I’ve had a few weird encounters, so I wasn’t too surprised by it. That was one of the only times I’ve ever spotted a fae and it stopped to address me. Maybe the wee man in the fairy coach was just inviting that person to a party. Or to witness blood sport.

[@robcreel4257]

I don't really have a favorite story. I enjoy them all. Especially the narration. I'll keep a watch out for any Fae on my end. Take care!

[@lisabeth_nikolaidis]

Thistledown girl is my fave story on this video. I did the same as a child, thought those floating seeds were fairies and freed the ones which I found stuck. But I never saw a fairy thistledown girl and I so wish I had! Thanks for all the stories, they're all lovely.

[@dragonearth9643]

I've seen a few fae myself and oddly enough when they walk they seem to always be skipping.

[@kathleen5296]

Oh, that’s lovely. I’d give almost anything to have an encounter with them. If you would not mind, I would really love to hear more about the fae you’ve seen, like what were they wearing, were they solid or transparent, were they elvish, gnomish or something else, did they see and communicate with you? Otherwise, I would understand if you’d prefer not to share. I saw something in Michigan’s upper peninsula once that could possibly be considered fae, albeit they were at least 6 feet tall. I used to live up there and also in the Pacific NW. Unfortunately, now I live in a far less “magical” area.

[@dragonearth9643]

@@kathleen5296 sure, I'll tell you my first experience. It happened fairly quickly, but it happened. I was sitting outside of my house there's a hedge and a lot of trees in the area. As I was sitting outside I was trying to think of how to solve a problem I was dealing with at the time. I'm not too sure what happened, but I remembered seeing something walk down the footpath. It would at least meet up to my knee and wore a bright red hat it had that odd kipping motion and the very first thing I remembered at the time was I had thought to myself. "He's a happy little gnome." The next time I blinked he was gone. No, sign of it going down the road or taking a turn. It was just gone and after it was gone I was actually happy a strange turn of events for me for I was worrying about the problem I was facing.

[@rickmcqueen9760]

I've missed these stories. Glad to catch this new one.

[@ronnelechavez]

Fairies are living in a different dimension. A city in our world could be a lush vegetation in their world. A dumpsite in our world could be a park in their world. They do seem to have a preference in nature when crossing our world though.

[@katieomnom]

Woooow, these were interesting! It's good to know that beings like Fae can exist in places like crowded cities... Perhaps the cities are just so bustling and busy, we really just don't notice them as well as we would in calmer places... I don't think I can ever look at Dandelion fluffs the same again~ And that Occult shop was intriguing! Was it the shop that whisked unsuspecting people away? Or were the customers not all they appeared to be...?

[@lisaellis2593]

They definitely in the city of Boston, Mass, I have seen enough of them when I was growing up, even now.

[@nothingnothing3557]

Awesome. Do you have any tales about mermaids? Keep doing what you do. 🙂

[@zeearts9484]

Do you know any channels with mermaid stories like this? I'd be very interested!

[@pinkdoll7256]

I saw one once in 2012 in my family's backyard the dog that they had at the time was barking at it, I thought it was a wounded hummingbird from afar, but when I walked up to it upon closer inspection it looked like a tiny person it looked male. The wings were fluttering in fast motion I tried catching it but it flew over across to the next yard. I remember it had an outfit with what looked like to diamond print in gold and black. Very shiny material too. I thought I was seeing things but I'm sure it was a fairy.

[@slinman100]

Wow…I love these stories. I’m easily swayed on the topic of Fairies. I hope they are real and are around for us to bump into. Maybe one dsy! 🧚‍♀️🧚🏻

[@opaluni]

The occult bookstore sounds like the beginnings of an amazing YA adventure. I definitely wished I knew the location. ~sighs~ The fairy coach sounds like a short story out of "The Faery Reel: Tales from the Twilight Realm". That book is fantastic and all of these urban experiences sound so....magical. It warms my heart to think we're still able to see beyond the daily grind and experience wonder in our mundane lives. There's a theory that the veils are getting thinner between our worlds. So maybe...there's more to come. We just gotta pay attention. Kudos~

[@applewagon253]

The audio quality is much better in this video than the last. Thanks for uploading!!

[@jenniferbowman4107]

I’m a new subscriber to this channel and I’m so bummed I didn’t find it sooner! I LOVE LOVE LOVE this channel, the content and your narrations! Absolutely creepy and intriguing! Thank you so much for your hard work! Have a great weekend everyone! 🦋🌎💙

[@rapschick7688]

I absolutely love your videos. I save them for when I am alone and can just get immersed in them.

[@littleoneadventures]

I love your channel and content. Everything to do with fairy stories, do you have your own fairy stories?

[@doris_1325]

I liked the last story. I wonder where the store is at. 😳

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Good question. I'll email the person who submitted the story and see if she wants to share.

[@doris_1325]

@@ScaryFairyGodmother ooooh! Thanks 😎🥺

[@rayechennault9760]

The being that looked like a Homeless person was I believe a Time Traveler.

[@Mad_Rabbit69]

Always a delight to see you post new videos. And urban fairies? Such a crazy thing to hear/wonder about.

[@CPE1704TK5]

a bedtime story from one of the best storytellers what great timing thanks

[@arnolddavis1281]

COOL! Indeed Fae are very much real.They are gentle souls,you gain their trust.You will have a true friend.Personal experiences.

[@77mayham]

❤️💯

[@luvblueybingoheeler3150]

Not all are friendly.

[@wreckergirl2939]

Thank you Scary Fairy Godmother! Your channel is the only time I get to leave my crappy reality and daydream to your stories and beautiful voice. Things haven't been very good lately, so this is my escape I was so happy to sit down and hit play 💙💜💚❤ Hopefully this funk will blow over but weather or not my day is good or bad I always look forward to an hour or more of relaxing and my Fay Folk encounters. Have an amazing night xoxo.

[@wvrjl]

Me too. She's also an escape for me. The whole fairy world is.

[@user-br3bc1dn2g]

Railroads (especially abandoned ones) are definitely paranormal hotspots. They always struck me as liminal spaces, and that's probably why. It's not strange to hear train riders/hobos mentioning train gods or something of a similar nature; I personally pour out a bit of my water as an offering to the train gods/spirits if I'm having a hard time catching a train or to thank them when I manage to catch out of a difficult spot lol

[@chezoneinfamous4379]

I’m so happy to see SFGM drop another video.

[@Battlestar31164]

Wonderful urban Fay story compilation ✨🧚🌆✨

[@daoinemidori5268]

Thistledown Girl reminds me of the dandelion faeries scene in the movie Spiderwick Chronicles

[@cletola9675]

Fairys in the city .wow..! Iv gota hear thease stories..it sounds interesting. But then again ..i love all the storys presented from our 🌹💚🌹💎FAIRY GOD MOTHER💎🌹💚🌹

[@ArleneF]

I just loved every story in this video!! There were many stories that were so positive and uplifting and listening to you narrate these stories is amazing!! I love your channel!! 🧚🏻‍♂️🌺🧚‍♀️🌼🧚‍♀️

[@bellarosegreenfaewitch7853]

Yes yes yes 🙌 I missed you so much SFG❤️‍🔥 love these stories ✨🧚‍♀️❤️‍🔥🥰😍💕

[@TheMysteryman19]

Thank u scary fairy godmother u are awesome :)

[@ElveeKaye]

I wish I would see a fairy. I never see anything out of the ordinary. :(

[@hugoteixeira3576]

You are amazing, i had an awful day and your videos just make it better, please don't stop, i will keep watching all of them 😀

[@baystated]

I've been hoping for a look at urban fairies for a while. Imean, not in person of course, but here on your channel. This is awesome.

[@niki4013]

Love the dragonfly coach story!

[@Hikarii121]

Here's a interesting question! Do apartment complexes have only one or multiple brownies (or house hold fairies)?

[@Passions5555]

One or two per unit 😜

[@lalaland2107]

That's actually a really good question

[@MagicVodca]

having a super stressful move. glad to see you :)

[@Belleatsbrains]

I think even if the girl in the park with the pretty dress was just some girl she’d love to hear of her being mistaken for a fairy

[@ignignxkt]

Good stuff. Keep it up!

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Appreciate it!

[@NoNonaification]

Yass 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@sweetirisfarm]

*Yaaaaaaaayyyyy! New stories!!!!!* 😊😊

[@goblinb]

These stories bring to mind stuff from author Charles DeLint.

[@DK-td1lc]

I haven’t heard of this person! Can you tell me more about his writings?

[@Passions5555]

@@DK-td1lc I am curious to know about him too. 🙂

[@goblinb]

@@DK-td1lc Oh, he was one of the early authors that started the whole 'Urban Fantasy' sub-genre back in the 80's. He is from Canada and in addition to being a writer, he is also an artist and musician. His most loved works revolve around a fictional North American city called Newford, and it's inhabitants, human and otherwise. He has a revolving set of recurring characters, as well as non-recurring ones,the most popular of which is an artist named Jilly, who has frequent encounters with the magic inhabiting Newford. Any fan of faerie lore should definitely check him out. He also is big on combining European lore with Native American lore.

[@willowfairyhaven3712]

I love your... voice you have that soothing an magical story telling voice. I can listen to you all day, thank you so much for all your magical an very interesting story's you tell:)

[@NoNonaification]

Yass Bring it home City Gals ❤💯💋 From Chicago... plenty of what u call fae ❤

[@Scotdaroc711]

What a treat to see and hear a new release 🙂

[@michellerutherford9551]

Here for it! Thanks! Peace!!

[@dwaynpAMVs]

Hi SFG I was just thinking about your channel I'm so glad you uploaded hope you have fine rest or whatever time is on your side where you live thanks again 😉

[@skullykittie9889]

It's irritating to see so many comments of "We used to call dandelion seeds fairies too." OK cool. Good for you. Do you know how that sounds? It sounds as if you are writing off the personal story of another person as misidentification or they just called it fairies pretending. I doubt the person would be sharing a tale of actually seeing fairies if it was just seeds. I think most people can tell the difference. Don't invalidate someone's experience because of your own. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@RoyCyberPunk]

I read the comments and none of them seemed to be an attempt to invalidate anyone's experience. If someone did woe to whoever did.

[@faithefae6977]

Your videos are so calming to listen to 🙂

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

*SFG: **_"It just doesn't seem like the type of place that Fairies would want to be."_* TBH, *_I_* am not too keen on living there myself...🙄

[@petemarrero5317]

New subscriber really enjoy listening to your stories thank you 😊

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Thank you and welcome!

[@juliecitino5753]

I see through - I see all of them: in all your videos. Everywhere. Thanks for relating. 💚

[@konscienciadivinus661]

Awesome!! Love these stories, they are so fascinating.

[@uutumn]

Yay! This is a topic I've been wondering about. Great video, I love your content!

[@marinakaiser7639]

I was some time not around ,so many to do 🤯,now i'm so happy to hear your soothing voice and wonderful stories again 😊😍💗🧡💛💞💓

[@rinkirkland1282]

I love listening to these videos! You have such a lovely voice

[@horror_queen9185]

I want to see a fairy ✨

[@alexandralite835]

I know I'm late but finally another story, I've missed you 😭🖤

[@samueljones6021]

Loved them all. Thank You. Awesome narration and content. You have a gift

[@zulu32656]

I love your tales

[@kristiejantzen2950]

Thank you Godmother! 💋

[@SirApexTV-official]

Its been 3 weeks and not one video whats happening ? Scary fairy godmother? I miss the stories 😢 pls try harder I love ur stories 💓

[@RoyCyberPunk]

She usually tries to post at least one per month. Give her time.

[@stardustncoffee]

*so* grateful I found your channel, thank you for all that you do💓🧚‍♂️

[@Angelzomer]

❤🥰🌟❤🌟🥰❤🧚‍♀️🧚‍♂️love it greetings from Holland

[@windyhicks3319]

Can you get me some of water mushrooms you take?Sounds adventurous

[@adorablegodzilla5628]

Brilliant as always!

[@mirandabeaulieu7735]

i believe in magic

[@opaneilhervafason3445]

Oh mannn! Where have u been? Is there lots of stories if i join?

[@randiengledow1364]

Love your stuff, and I ma have a story for you soon!!!

[@margaretblessednfavoredmcg4727]

Yayyy,you're back i love this channel

[@gtg488w]

That is so cool, only demonic supernatural things have happened to me and now I’m kinda sad about it lol

[@Her1313]

♡

[@dianatroelljordan3086]

Amazing stories and episode!

[@Ilanavaryai]

21:14

[@willowfairyhaven3712]

I wish I could see!! fairies id my day to day living I would love to... learn how the live life an the spiritual beliefs, an what now an were there from an want they eat an if time runs, differently were there from. I think if given the chance we can learn alot from them:)

[@NightWarriorsStar]

Ah perfect timing! I was just wondering if you were gonna upload soon. So good to see you again!

[@penneywisetwocents8910]

Where you been?

[@jbos5107]

You've been a great storyteller since I found your channel GhoulishGal. I'm really enjoying the fairy stories and legends. Have you stopped uploading stories to GhoulishGal? I hope not. I still think that there's a whole lot of potential there. You can tell a story in the first person so well. It's like you're telling your own personal encounter. Anyway I love both channels

[@ScaryFairyGodmother]

Hi, thanks for the compliment but GoulishGal is not me. This is my only channel.

[@Kiwi_Tea]

How can the Fae live in cities though? Aren't they affected negatively by iron?

[@skullykittie9889]

Not all fae. Fae is a blanket term for a list of beings. Not just another name for fairy folk.

[@jacquelinechallenger9019]

💞

[@lauriealexander5857]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@amydonaghy7001]

😊

[@dugclrk]

I need your voice to get to sleep. With all the evil going on in the world, I need you to destract and calm my brain.

[@mattmckeehan9093]

I dig what you're doing. But if it's less than once a month. Why would anyone be your patron? You can do better.