Living the Faery Life: A Guide to Connecting with the Magic, Power and Joy of the Enchanted Realm (A gift and a fun guide to the world of fairies and nature, Paganism) - Softcover

Über die Autorinnen und Autoren

Kac Young has earned three doctorates. One is a PhD in Natural health, and ND in Naturopathy and a DCH in Clinical Hypnotherapy. She is also a licensed Religious Science Minister. An active television professional for over 30 years, she has won awards for producing and directing. Besides being a producer and a director, she was studio executive for Universal and is a consultant and advisor to many Hollywood-industry companies, studios and stars.

Kac has traveled extensively to experience, first-hand, and to study world religions, beliefs, methods, practices and disciplines. Her life goal is to bring spiritual awareness to everyone, so they are able to live full, productive, generous lives and leave the world a better place for having been in it. She believes that every desire must be spiritually connected and consciously infused in order for change to transpire. When desire and intention meet passion and action, shift occurs. When shift occurs; change happens, and desired results are experienced.

To date she has written 21 self-help books: Heart Easy: The Food Lover's Guide to Heart Healthy Eating, Discover Your Spiritual Genius, Feng Shui the Easy Way, Dancing with the Moon, 21 Days to the Love of Your Life, Gold Mind, Cheese Dome Power, The Path to Fabulous, The Quick Guide to Bach Flower Remedies, Supreme Healing, The Enlightened Person’s Guide to Raising a Dog, Chart Your Course, The Healing Art of Essential Oils, Essential Oils for Beginners, The One-Minute Cat Manager, Natural Healing for Cats Combining Bach Flower Remedies and Behavior Therapy, Beyond Beginning Crystals Work, The Art of Healing with Crystals, Pendulum Power Wisdom and Healing, and the annual Essential Oils Wall Calendar for Llewellyn Publishing 2020 and 2021.

Cat is a retired high school English and Special Education teacher who lives in Boulder, Colorado, with her two grown children, three cats, and a Chihuahua.

In addition to creating innovative teaching tools, she writes inspirational fiction for children and personal-development material for adults. Cat considers herself an ever-aspiring artist and ever-evolving student of life. She is the author of several books, including How to Be a Fairy and Birdseed.

Animal advocacy is one of her greatest passions, and through her creative work she endeavors to educate, empower, and inspire people of the world to make healthier and more compassionate choices for themselves, the planet, and the animals.

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From the Foreword:

So how do we allow the fairies into our lives? How do we seek them out? What are the do’s and don’ts? How do we create and maintain healthy reciprocal relations with these benevolent beings? Young graciously outlines the process for welcoming their presence into our lives, making magic accessible to everyone. She opens the door to infinite possibility and allows all who enter with pure intentions the opportunity to participate in this dance between worlds.

Genuinely connecting with fairies requires an authentic understanding of them, and Young’s intimate familiarity with the fae grants her the authority with which to convey this understanding. She provides clear and practical guidelines for communing and connecting with the whimsical spirits on multidimensional levels, and this is an especially engaging addition to her book. She reveals that fairies exist on three geographical planes and describes the correlating characteristics and elements associated with each. The Upperworld, Middleworld, and Lowerworld serve as sacred and distinct dwellings for the fairies who have unique preferences, pastimes, and personalities. With Young’s guidance, we can learn to approach fairies appropriately and with clear purpose. Once we’ve entered this ethereal realm, is it really possible to return to a mundane predictable existence? One would think not.

Young further shares accounts of her own remarkable encounters with the “little folk.” While many live according to the adage I’ll believe it when I see it, Young emphasizes that some things must first be believed before they can be seen. The majority of our limitations are self-imposed and the extent to which we can see depends largely on what we’re looking for. Young’s lighthearted, open-minded perspective has clearly opened her eyes to sights unseen by the common man. Her kindred connections and extraordinary experiences with playful pixies will leave readers with goosebumps and little doubt there is more to reality than meets the eye. Young’s insight is invaluable and her reverence for the fae and their otherworldly kingdoms commands a deep respect and wholehearted affinity for their existence.