Fairies and Portals

We have already discussed more than once that fairies are beings naturally capable of crossing the boundaries of worlds, since their nature is malleable and not tied to one fixed reality. To do this, they can create and control Portals, alter the vibrations of space, and lead other beings through them, including people into other worlds (or into the Interworld), changing their perception and materiality.

Let us consider how they do this.

First, let us recall that Portals are special ruptures in space, states in which different realities temporarily come into contact and become accessible for the exchange of matter and energy. In other words, a Portal is a point where reality becomes unstable, and through which one can create a passage between worlds.

We have already said that any Portal is connected to the Interworld, since before getting into another reality, one needs to go beyond the boundaries of one’s own reality. From this point of view, it is more correct to consider a Portal not as a “door” between worlds, but as an anchor in the Interworld, a point of stabilization in the chaos of probabilities, which allows the mind (and, with it, their bearers) to overcome the barrier between realities. In other words, Portals structure the path through space that has no fixed form; they are special stabilized “tunnels” in a malleable medium, ensuring transition without loss of individuality. Strictly speaking, they do not connect worlds, but create a controlled route through the chaos of probabilities.

A Portal fixes probabilities so that a being can follow a specific path, rather than wander in an infinite multiverse. In this sense, any Portal is a bridge without which one would have to drift randomly through the chaos, risking dissolving in it. Therefore, although especially powerful beings can cross the Border without Portals, even they risk their sense of self in doing so.

Thus, Portals are points of contact in which two worlds temporarily weaken perceptual barriers, allowing the energy of one world to penetrate into the other. Accordingly, a Portal is held by two flows of energy: from the world — by the energy of stability and form, allowing the stability of the entrance to be preserved, and from the Interworld — by the energy of flexibility and probability, creating a “rupture” in the boundary of the world. In other words, any Portal exists precisely because two opposite natures — form (world) and probability (Interworld) — temporarily come into contact or “active contact.”

When a Portal is active, it temporarily “tears” the description of the world, making it incomplete, and thereby unstable, which allows the energy of the Interworld to penetrate inside. However, as soon as the journey is complete, the world restores its integrity, and the Portal closes. This is why Portals are usually short-lived — worlds strive for self-sufficiency and close the rupture.

If a Portal is created artificially, the energy mostly comes from the world — Magi or other beings expend power to temporarily “weaken” the Veil. If a Portal is natural, its energy comes from the difference in potentials between worlds — “thin” places form where worlds vibrate at similar frequencies. Finally, if a Portal is spontaneous, energy is drawn from random processes: magical anomalies, death (or sacrifices) of beings, powerful emotional outbursts, etc. Thus, a Portal is not just a door or a hole, but a balance between the energies of two realities, allowing the mind to temporarily go beyond one system and enter another.

Since each Portal requires maintaining an energy balance, and energy cannot simply disappear or appear, movement through it must be accompanied by an equivalent exchange between worlds. When a being enters a Portal, an energy surplus appears at the exit, and a deficit appears at the entrance. For example, when a fairy enters a given world through a Portal, a vortex of energy may appear at the place of its exit, a special “rarefaction” of space, sudden warming, flashes of light, etc. When it leaves the world, an “energy void” remains at the place of exit, which needs to be filled. If the worlds have different forms of energy, then the energy of the departed being must be replaced by an equivalent from another system. For example, sometimes when a being enters, electromagnetic disturbances compensate for the outflow of energy, and when it exits — they are absorbed. In our world this may manifest as anomalous electromagnetic effects (changes in the operation of devices, radio interference, bursts of static electricity), shifts in perception — sensations of loss of orientation, sudden change in temperature, auditory hallucinations, etc. In some situations, as we have already said, mutual substitution occurs: one leaves, another arrives, for example — changelings. When a fairy enters our world, an equivalent of energy must leave it (a person, an animal, an object, or a flow of power), and when it leaves the world, something comes from the Interworld in return. Therefore, after a person disappears through a Portal, inexplicable artifacts or otherworldly beings often appear there.

Thus, a Portal is a special kind of rupture or reworking of the boundary between worlds, which creates a temporary window allowing beings and energies to cross the Border, creating a bypass of its barrier. Its nature is quite complex, since it connects closed systems of worlds with the open hyperspace of the Interworld. For a Portal not to disappear, its points (entrances and exits) must be fixed (by magical keys, rituals, artifacts), without which the tunnel collapses. Accordingly, stable Portals act as energetic vortices redistributing energy, whereas unstable Portals are just random chaotic ruptures leading to unpredictable places.

At the same time, a Portal is both a physical and psychic structure, it represents a special energetic phenomenon that manifests both at the level of perception and at the level of matter. One can say that any Portal is a special mechanism for recoding perception, which always has physical, energetic, and psychic expression. In other words, a Portal is a process that usually begins in the mind, but with sufficient energetic support leads to physical changes.

One can say that in the sense under discussion, Portals are a type of Gates as fundamental structures of the universe. They can exist at all levels of being: as inner processes of the mind, energetic ruptures between states, and also in the form of physical passages between worlds. At the same time, within a Portal the Border is weakened so much that it allows not only the transition of the mind but also the possibility of bodily movement between realities.

From a physical point of view, Natural Portals (places of power, ancient sanctuaries) are zones where space-time is thinned due to the intersection of quantum probabilities or gravitational anomalies. At the same time, the creation of a Portal can be described as a process of artificially rupturing the structure of space, analogous to creating a wormhole, but on a smaller scale. Accordingly, crossing a Portal is possible when mind and matter enter a specific energetic configuration, for which the correct resonance (sound, frequency, vibration, rituals) is used. At a certain moment, the perception of reality changes, creating a point of transition. Thus, Portals can be considered as zones of superposition of reality, where a joint and controlled change in the state of mind and space is possible.

As we have already discussed, fairies as special “trans-world” beings by their very nature are in a borderline state between worlds, and therefore are “naturally” capable of creating Portals and moving between realities. The materiality of fairies is plastic, adaptive; their bodies can easily adjust to energetic and spatial conditions. This allows them not to dissolve when transitioning into other worlds, as could happen to a human. In addition, fairies do not bind themselves to one reality, and therefore do not experience resistance from the Gatekeeper.

They can exist in different time streams and feel all probabilities as equally real. This is what allows them to see and use Portals the way people see ordinary doors.

At the same time, fairies can use several ways to create and stabilize Portals; in particular, they can use natural zones in which the Border is naturally fragile. These can be special forest glades, ancient hills, standing stones, etc. Fairies know such zones and can open passages in them, using natural energetic resonances. In addition, they can themselves build “circles of power,” cromlechs, dolmens, and similar structures, creating local destabilization of the Border. In such places, widespread throughout the world, it is easier to create a Portal, and it remains active longer.

Also, fairies have the ability to resonate with space, creating energetic oscillations that lead to the weakening of the Border. They can tune themselves and space to the necessary “frequency,” creating a “window of transition.” They widely use rhythm and sound as a tool for tuning space: their dances, round dances, and music change the basic structure of reality, creating conditions for opening passages.

Thanks to their plastic and adaptive energetic structure, fairies do not have problems during transition, and can pass through a Portal without distortion of body and mind. Unlike people, who need to stabilize their awareness, fairies can naturally adapt to any world, and they are not afraid of losing identity. They remember their “I” in all worlds, since their mind is initially multidimensional. We have already discussed that their form is not fixed on a single physical template.

Thus, Portals for them are not only “doors,” but also “routes.” They do not perceive the transition as a “rupture,” but as a natural continuation of their path, and feel the Border as a flexible substance.

For them there is no rigid binding to time; they can emerge from a Portal at a point that does not coincide chronologically with the moment of entry, and if for fairies the transition can feel instantaneous, then in another world decades will pass.

Some fairies even exist simultaneously in two or more worlds; their mind is distributed and allows them to easily enter and leave worlds without losing identity.

From a physical point of view, fairy transitions through Portals can be described from several positions. They are able to consciously change the probabilistic state and move into another universe, using portals as points of decoherence in which their state changes similarly to quantum superposition: fairies exist in many variants simultaneously and can move between them. Their materiality is flexible, manifesting itself in different states depending on the environment. They, like quantum objects, exist in several states at once. At the same time, they can change their frequency so as to “tune” to the desired world, as well as travel not only between worlds but also in time.

As we already mentioned above, physically a Portal is an area of anomalous curvature of space-time; it can work as a “wormhole,” connecting different worlds. In this case, the energy of the Portal is not located in one world, but is distributed between the “entry” and “exit” spaces, and fairies can consciously create such transitions, controlling local resonances and fields. To do this, they see different probabilistic lines and choose the necessary path.

At the same time, it is well known that fairies not only themselves have the ability to move between worlds through Portals, but can also temporarily change the state of a human or another “fixed” being so that it can pass together with them.

To do this, they create a resonant field, adjusting the vibration of the human body to another reality and at the same time alter their mind, allowing them to perceive another world and enter it. Thus, a human does not “jump over” the Gates, but simply smoothly moves into a new reality, perceiving it as natural.

The key feature of the nature of fairies is their plasticity, adaptability; that is, they can “tune” their nature to the being or object with which they interact. This is how, for example, they are able to marry humans and leave offspring — half-bloods — temporarily “tuning” to human nature. But the reverse process is also possible: fairies are able to temporarily change human nature as well, and thus facilitate their passage through a Portal.

If such a transformation is temporary, a human can return to their world without difficulty. However, they will retain certain features (altered perception, unusual abilities, heightened intuition). However, in special cases, fairies can literally temporarily “assimilate” a human by connecting them to their field. In such a case, the human for a time becomes a kind of fairy and loses part of their individuality, but due to this gains the ability to pass through Portals without losses. At the same time, if the process of transitions drags on, the changes may become permanent, which can explain myths about people who “remained” in the world of fairies and forgot their former life. Sometimes fairies themselves can deliberately “distort” human nature if they want them to stay with them. This is exactly what legends mean when they say that food in the fairy world “forever binds” a person to this space.

Thus, fairies have the ability to easily control Portals, since they not only understand the laws of probabilities and transitions between worlds, but can also change their nature and adjust other beings to them. They perceive reality not as definite or rigidly structured, but as a multicomponent flow in which one can move without difficulty, which makes them natural travelers between worlds. Fairies can create and maintain Portals using energetic keys known to them or tuning them to special points of instability.