Category Archives: Elven

Elven all around us, in our words, world view, art, music, clothing, view of Nature, Oneness, harmony with environment and the world, Light Elven, Nature Spirits

Elven World Blessing; Thankfulness for all that is Light, Bright and New (in my eyes)

Posted on February 2, 2011 by Tara

YES!!! I throw up my arms and call to the sky. The past is not the present. I am here, now, living, loving, admiring with the eyes of the gods in that divine place between the heavens and the ardent, … Continue reading →

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Elven World Blessing: True Compassion vs False Prophets

Posted on January 28, 2011 by Tara

Blessings. May you find solace here, as I have, in the Elven World.–T.E. Pelton, Elven World Mythologies Some time ago many of you Light Elven may have seen the crop circle of, I believe it was 2008, with a message … Continue reading →

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Elven World Blessing – Breathing Air, T.E. Pelton, Elven World Mythologies

Posted on January 21, 2011 by Tara

If you are reading this, you are Tuatha de Danann, tribe of the goddess Danu. You are Elven, beings of Light, golden; children of the stars and Earth as One. – T.E. Pelton, Elven World Mythologies We are living the … Continue reading →

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Elven Blessing

Posted on January 16, 2011 by Tara

Elven Blessing for all of us How to live in the Physical World on Earth Nothing happens without a reason Everything passes Everything grow in elation and connection with the divine

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Nature: How 3 White Heron Grace The Elven

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Tara

Blessings; May you feel the Elven song within, hear the voice who speak from your heart space. We are Tuatha de Danann, the children of Nature and the stars. –T.E. Pelton A quick note to commemorate one of the most … Continue reading →

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Blessings to Welcome to the New Year

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Tara

Many blessings this new year. But new year’s day, wherever and however it is marked, is only one day turning. Time does not end with a day but transforms by our perception to a new life and a new way … Continue reading →

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Elven World Blessings in Service

Posted on December 24, 2010 by Tara

We are here to give service Finding our way to grace The right to serve is the highest awareness As friendship dispels lonliness into peace Let me be the embodiment of Love Let me speak words that inspire Let me … Continue reading →

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Elven, Tuatha de Danann, Where and How and Who are We?

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Tara

Blessings; May you feel the Elvensong within, dance to the rhythm of the sun and hear our voices who speak from your heart space. We are Tuatha de Danann, the children of Earth and the heavens. –T. E. Pelton Blessing … Continue reading →

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The Elven Way: How to Live With Humans: Growing

Posted on December 14, 2010 by Tara

Blessings; May you feel the Elvensong within, dance to the rhythm of the sun and hear our voices who speak from your heart space. We are Tuatha de Danann, the children of Earth and the heavens.–T.E. Pelton Without darkness, there … Continue reading →

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Prayer For Ogma, Tuatha de Danann God of Eloquence and Humor

Posted on November 27, 2010 by Tara

Blessings; May you feel the Elvensong within, dance to the rhythm of the sun and hear our voices who speak from your heartspace. We are Tuatha de Danann, the children of Earth and the heavens together. –T.E. Pelton Ogma (pronounced … Continue reading →

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