Elementals are those beings who watch over the Earth, the Air, the Waters, and Fire. They heal, protect, and love all of nature and want to help us as well!
Fairies are elemental. They can have wings either like that of a dragonfly or a butterfly. They protect nature and the animals. They are unlike angels in that they do have egos. They are, however, loving and willing to help and can even assist us with our material needs or worries. Fairies do expect for us to do our part, such as being kind to the animals and the environment.
To connect with elementals, go out in nature. Speak to them, introduce yourself, and ask if you can see them. You can ask aloud or in your thoughts. When you do encounter an elemental, if you would to photograph them, ask permission. Always say thank you.
Fairies, for instance, will most likely be found in natural settings, such as among wild foliage. Normally they will appear on your photographs as pink, green, or purple orbs. And, yes, they also like shiny objects as gifts.
The Elementals Also Want Us To Have Fun
Brownies are helpful, and they can assist you in your home. They are wingless.
Divas can help with health, and beauty, and the rain, and the wind.
Dryads are the spirits in trees.
Elves are also wingless and can help with art and craftsmanship.
Gnomes are dwarfs, and they are sweet and helpful, as well as excel in gardening.
Leprechauns are also wingless and are the original inhabitants of
Ireland. They are drawn to environmentalists and musicians.
Menehune are said to be small, and they, too, are wingless. They can be found in the Hawaiian and Polynesian islands.
Merpeople are Mermaids and Merman who help the waters. They have a human upper body, and their lower body is like that of a fish.
Pixies are playful winged elementals that are known to use their pixie dust to help plants and flowers grow.
Undines are known as sea sprites. Wingless, light-colored, and tiny, they live in the water. They enjoy playing in sea spray.
