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Working with Morgan le Fay
by Anna Franklin

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You may visit the realm of Morgan le Fay in your imagination by using the following pathworking:

Relax. Imagine that you are standing on the edge of a lake. An eerie mist covers the water and you cannot see for more that a few yards. Even the birds are quiet.

You become aware of the sound of a gentle splashing. Slowly, a stately boat glides into view. It crests through the water as if by magick and comes to rest on the shore before you. It is made of silver and has a moon-white sail. In it sits a noble-looking woman, clad in all red. Her hair is also red and flows long and sleek down her back. She hold out her hand to you, and you step into the boat.

The boat starts to move silently through the gossamer threads of mist that shroud the lake. Your companion is quiet, but smiles gently at you.

Eventually your magick barge comes to a rest beside a jetty made from snow-white wood, and you step ashore to find yourself on a lovely island is lit by bright sunshine. It is covered by orchards of apples trees that bear drifts of blossoms, which the gentle breeze scatters, creating a snowstorm of soft petals. Among the branches hand mature fruit, round golden apples, full and ripe.

Morgan le Fay--for your hostess is none other--hands you a beautiful apple and invites you to taste it. You bite into it, and it is so sweet and juicy that your mouth waters. You feel the fruit fill you with a wild power. Morgan tells you that whoever eats the fruit of the Otherworld can never be the same again.l Now you are part fairy yourself and can return to her realm whenever you want.

You may stay here as long as you like, speaking with Morgan le Fay. She knows all the secrets of magick and herbs, and may share some of these with you.

When you are ready to return, thank your hostess, and take the magick barge back to the shore of the human realm.

Allow yourself to return to normal waking consciousness.

Bibilography:

Guide to The Fairy Ring, by Anna Franklin Illustrated by Paul Mason.

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