🜃 The Teaching from the Druids

“The Shrine That Remembers”

A Practice for Holding Fae Contact in the Waking World

“What you meet in dream is real.
But if you do not shape it, it will dissolve.”

“To honor the Fae is not to worship.
It is to house resonance—so it may speak again.”

How to Build a Shrine That Listens

🜂 1. Choose a Place of Quiet Invitation

Not where you perform, but where you soften.
The shrine must not be central.
It must be welcoming without needing attention.

Corners are best. Groves. Shelves with shadow. Places the sun finds sometimes.

🜁 2. Place Three Objects That Carry Dream Memory

Let each come from a moment of resonance:

• A stone you held after a strange dream

• A symbol you saw in vision or mist

• A gift you’ve made or received in silence
  
  

Do not decorate. Do not explain.
Let the field of the objects speak for itself.

“Shrines speak through arrangement, not adornment.”

🜄 3. Add a Breath-Glyph: Something Living or Evoked

This could be:

• A bowl of water

• A leaf or flower

• A spiral you draw daily in dust or sand
  
  

This element gives the shrine its listening ear.

“The shrine is not just a memory. It is a doorway that breathes.”

🜃 4. Visit Without Asking

Do not bring questions.
Bring presence.
Sit. Breathe. Listen. That is enough.

If you feel the pull to leave a word, a whisper, or a note—do so.
But let it be gift, not request.

✨ Final Words from the Grove

“The shrine is not for the Fae.
It is for the space between you.”

“In building it, you say:
I remember that I am not alone.”