Since I've posted about it and have it on  my listings, I though maybe I's give a brief description of Feri Witchcraft. When I first became interested in the Feri Tradition it was called Faerie or Faery...over the last ten years or so the spelling was changed to Feri to set it apart from some of the other Witchcraft Traditions that were also called Faery...such as the Radical Faeries. I like the "Feri" spelling as it seems to come from the Latin root word for "wild" and also "iron"  (ferrous)...and Feri is definately "wild" in nature. The tradition was brought to light by Victor and Cora Anderson and their lineal descendants. It was popularized to some extent by Starhawk in her book The Spiral Dance.
 
The following copywritten description is from The Covenant of Rhiannon Community/Church of Ravenstar website, written by Myself and Henry Buchy:

    Victor Anderson is often quoted as saying "Anything worthwhile is dangerous", and Feri is both. The current in which we work is that of life and creation. The very power that maintains the cosmos. This current flows through all things, whether we're conscious of it or not. Feri isn't really something that can be taught, it can only be learned. We can only teach one how to learn it. One learns it from deep within ones self and from the living world around us. We can only teach the ways to look deep within, and the tools to become conscious of this deep lusty current of life. 
Our training and practices place a much greater emphasis on developing the most important tool of the craft; the very self of the Witch. It stresses the importance of deep inner work, the acknowledgement of things which we'd rather not face, which are buried deep within us. Yet in so doing, we not only come to terms with those things that we fear and loathe, but also the true beauty and grace of our own humanity and our own divinity.

Feri Tradition is the wild power of the woodlands and of the Lords of the Outer Darkness. We tap into a current of energy that other traditions would just as soon leave alone, or not recognize at all. And this can be frightening to the student of our path. Indeed, we have our darker aspects, just as the Gods do...We are not ALL light and love...Yes, we love...and deeply...but there is a darker side to our nature also, as is in all of creation, and we recognize that darker side. We feel that there is a danger in Not recognizing the darker aspects within yourself... To be touched by Feri is to be touched by the wilderness... all that is wild and free... and it is not a path to tread on lightly...but it IS a path where you can lightly tread!
                                                             
                   Hope that helps a bit!               Blessings, ~Ravn