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Faeries A-Z : Boggarts
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From: MSN NicknameMzNyghtOwl  (Original Message)Sent: 2/7/2007 6:13 AM

Boggarts


Land of Origin: Scotland.

Other Origins: None known.

Other Names: Hobgoblins, Goblins, Gobelins, the Boogey Man, Boogies, Padfoot, Boggans, Hobbers, Gobs, Blobs.

Element: Earth.

Appearance and Temperament: The Boggart is a male dwarf faery with a squat and distorted form.
 
He is a cousin of the friendly house Brownie, but his intentions are very different.
 
Whereas a Brownie will adopt a home for the joy of offering his help and mutual support, a Boggart will adopt a house just for the sheer delight of destroying things.
They are very ill-tempered and greedy.

Lore: Boggart is synonymous with the more general term "Hobgoblin." He especially loves to eat smooth wood and can consume a home just like a termite or carpenter ant.
 
A complete exorcism is the best tack to take should you discover a Boggart in your home.
 
They especially like to torment children, and their favorite ways of doing this are to take their food from them and then nearly smother them at night.
 
In northern England the Boggart is known as a Padfoot or Hobgoblin and enjoys frightening travelers and disrupting households.
He is also thought to be poisonous to the touch.
 
The following poem by Mark Shapiro entitled "The Wee Little Hobgoblin" typifies some of the havoc they can wreak on a happy home:

"One wee little Hobgoblin
All dressed up in red,
Was spying on a farmhouse
With mischief in his head.
"this place," said the little Hobgoblin,
"It could be lots of fun,
Everything's so clean and tidy,
And begging to be undone."
So the wee little Hobgoblin
He went to work with glee,
He let the cattle out the gate
And set the piglets free.
He spilled some milk in the kitchen,
And overturned the butterchurn.
He yanked the laundry off the line
And caused the soup to burn.
He pinched the baby and scared the cat
And had the mostest fun.
And when his spree was over
He said, "That's a job well done!"

The root word "bog" which appears in the word Boggart may mean that they were once associated with the Ballybogs, faeries who inhabited the peat bogs of the British Islands.

Time Most Active: At night.

Where to Find Them: Unknown, unless one has invaded your home. If you want to see one, then let your keep mind take you to an infested house in the astral world. Just make sure he doesn't follow you home!

How to Contact: Contact not advised.

Magickal and Ritual Help: None.



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