Considering all these experiences so far, the moment I felt most vulnerable was when I flew to the East and landed among the satyrs.
I had a bad opinion about them, which probably caused me to have an unpleasant experience with them. Was about to give up on that dream when they started surrounding me. My mind was blocked and I couldn't remember any spell to use against them. Started mentally calling for help while thinking, "Do I fight until they overpower me or do I wake up right now?"
Then my higher self manifested, but I didn't know who he was, whether friendly or not. He saved me there.
I was asking them how to be able to tell when entities are in disguise. One of them touched my chest. Maybe he was my own satyr, maybe he meant I could tell in my heart, maybe he was checking me out...
The point is, I haven't confronted them. Didn't feel like I could just arrive at their realm and cast spells on them, that could get me in trouble with higher beings.
Now I try to see them as friendly creatures, and my reasoning is that I can't judge them based on morals that exist in the human world. I assume the supernatural realm is perfect, the human realm is imperfect, if I try to change them I mess up.
But what if one of them is causing trouble?
In the arts, cherubs and cupids are the ones who contend with the wicked satyrs:
https://www.britishmuseum.org/collec..._1834-0804-303
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/76133...ishing-a-satyr
http://www.artnet.com/artists/guido-reni/a-cherub-struggling-with-a-satyr-the-clash-tgd-0_DynbxDRCqKt7ikSw2
The gods will also punish them when they get out of control. There's the story of Apollo that flayed Marsyas alive, after the latter challenged him for a musical battle. In a painting by Jacques Sébastien Le Clerc, Diana has a satyr punished in a trial. And there's also the myth of the nymph Amymone, who was almost caught by a satyr when she was searching for a spring, but ended up being rescued by Poseidon.
I'd say always have a plan for whatever you may encounter out there. In those first experiences I was lost and had no idea what to do.