Meeting a fairy

[Ordnael]

How can I talk about this?

It is probably clear by now to those reading my experiences that what I want the most is to ascend to the higher planes of existence. In some of my dreams I do that, but I don't often share because they are very personal. Who would believe a guy that says that he can go to heaven when he sleeps?

I share the ones that are more easily relatable, and keep the others to myself. I have a solitary and pious life, like a hermit, and I believe that these experiences are a reward for my discipline, as Aristotle said, "Patience is bitter, but its fruits are sweet."

So, according to my studies there are many planes of existence. Earth is not the lowest, but it is beneath the heavens. The heaven above the Earth is what we call the First. The higher the heaven, the farther it is from Earth. The third and beyond are eternal realms.

These eternal realms are inhabited by divine beings of different kinds, like animals, people, and even things that are inanimate objects on Earth, like a musical instrument, can be a living being there.

Many times it is just a glimpse, like a stare through a window. Today I'm not sure how I got there, I had many experiences before this one but I don't recall with certainty how they are connected. I was there staring out the window of a room, it was large. The exterior shutter was made of clouds, and I intuitively and politely asked it to open a bit more. It obeyed, it was alive.

The view outside was astonishing. Immense mountains covered with beautiful, almost cartoon like dwellings. I recognized it as a kingdom. My language is limited and I'm pretty bad at describing things, I'm not good with details and I don't like to embellish things. It was simply a surreal, fantasy type of place, yet very real.

I wanted to know where I was, I knew it was heaven, but which one? Then I looked in the air and an exotic and delicate blue bird, with a long thin tail was flying in front of my window, not very close. If I knew about birds perhaps I could compare it to a known specie, but all I can say is that it was flying so smoothly, swiftly and effortlessly, resembling a hummingbird, except that its wings didn't have to flap so fast.

It worked with the window shutter, why not give it a try? I asked "Hey buddy, what heaven is this?", "Four.", he said with an elegant male voice. "Oh, nice, thank you very much. Enjoy your flight, sir."

Don't know if he said anything else, but I woke up not long after that interaction.