Ordinarily, the terms, Gentry, Sidhe, and Fairy are interchangeable. For this work, however, there is a difference. The Gentry are those virtual beings who are fully aware of their actions, and may be held responsible for such actions. The Gentry may be as spiritually evolved as Humans, but have never had a physical body as we do. The Sidhe (sounds like Shea) are of a similar nature, but are not as evolved. The Sidhe may do what they do out of instinct, much the way a dog or a snake will. We have known the Sidhe to inhabit streams and fields, and so are readily associated as the spirits of streams and fields. The Fairy are similar to the Sidhe and the Gentry, but are actually the virtual parts of plants. The Fairy have physical bodies, such as trees and flowers. Some may even be the virtual parts of animals.
These folk think mostly with emotions. So communicating with them using emotions is best. The one language that seems to evoke emotions best is music. I find we play the best music on a pentatonic minor scale. The mood ought to be happy, like an up beat dance. {Please see my Essay, Music as Thought for more in this subject.}
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The Magister will take up a flute, and the handmaiden will take up a hand drum (preferably with a deep, earthy tone). Together with the rest of the fellowship, they will see the Gentry, Sidhe, and Fairy enter the circle with the music. The fellowship may hum to the tune, and all may welcome the rhythm into their bodies.
Examples of Rituals, not to be copied, just learned from