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1a.: Re: A fairly new store in North Hollywood, CA for those members on t

Posted by: "Katrina" katrina.ragozy@gmail.com kala_astrid

Wed Dec 1, 2010 2:11 am (PST)

I've been there a few times. It's a very good shop and they have wonderful
rituals also. I'll be going there as often as I can as time permits.

There's an appliance repair shop near the store so watch for it. Once you
see it, find a place to park. It's very close to that.

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From: kalypsokrystal@yahoo.com

Greetings of the season to all the members...I often forget that like myself
many of the members are not in New Jersey...so I would like to take a
moment to say hello to the west coast contingent on the group (waves wildly,
can't you see :-)

So I have friends who opened a beautiful store in North Hollywood, called
The Green Man and things are really getting up to speed and there are an
amazing amount of events for December...at the end of the post there are
links, to the website, yahoo group and witchvox listings for additional
information. I don't want to flood the list, since many are certainly not
out here, but for those who are or certainly for those who might visit,
please take note...once in awhile I will drop a 'what's happening' email
like this one...blessed be, Krystal

What's happening at The Green Man for December 2010
For detailed information on any of these events, check the yahoo group
calendar and/or the store's Witchvox listings, links at the end of this
message.

Sat Dec 4 2-4 pm The Goddess Hecate Class $20 fee
Come learn about this beautiful and often misunderstood Goddess

Sat Dec 4 7:30pm Hecate Dark Moon Ritual $10 donation and potluck feast to
follow

Sun Dec 5 2-4 pm Amulets and Talismans with Donald Michael Kraig $20 fee
Learn how to incorporate these powerful tools in your workings

Sat Dec 11 2-4pm Stations of the Sun, with Griffin $20 fee
Working the Wheel of the Year from a British Traditional Perspective

Sat Dec 11 7:30pm Mother's Night ~A Norse Ritual $10 donation Potluck feast
to follow. Join us as we celebrate the Heathen New Year!

Sun Dec 12 2–4pm Creating Elixers w/Julie James, Herbalist $20 fee

Fri Dec 17 7-9pm Candle Magik $20 fee,
Bring more focus and energy to your practice with Candle Magik

Sat Dec 18 7:30pm Yule $10 donation and potluck feast to follow

Sun Dec 19 2-4pm Introduction to Harmonics w/Julie Roberts $20 fee
Chanting & Vocal Toning

Sun Dec 26 7:30pm Saturnalia: Topsy Turvy Feast of Misrule $10 donation and
potluck feast to follow

The Green Man Store
5712 Lankershim Blvd.,
No. Hollywood, CA 91601
(818) 985-2010
www.thegreenmanstore.com
on Facebook, look for The Green Man Store
or http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TheGreenManStore/

Directions:
North of the 101/134 freeways,
East of the 170 fwy (off at Burbank)
Just north of the North Hollywood Red Line and Orange Line stations

For more information about The Green Man store
Visit our website: www.thegreenmanstore.com
Or to see upcoming classes, workshops and rituals
http://www.witchvox.com/vn/vn_detail/dt_sh.html?a=usca&id=7244
find us on Facebook or yahoo groups via the website links

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2.: HECATE, MOON GODDESS OF MYSTERY AND MAGICK

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:08 am (PST)

Source: Jodi

HECATE, MOON GODDESS OF MYSTERY AND MAGICK

Hecate, or Hekate, is the Goddess of the Underworld and the Goddess of the

Dark Phase of the Moon. The name Hecate is believed to have been derived

from one of the following Egyptian words: Hewitt, Hemet, or Heat. Hecate was

the daughter of the Titans Parses and Astoria, and the mother of the nymph

Scylla, although there are some who claim that she was actually the mother

of the Goddess and Sorceress Circe.

Even though Hecate is sometimes associated with all three phases of the Moon

she is, more often then not, connected with the third stage of the Moon,

which is the Dark Moon. For that reason, she takes on the role of the Crone

in a typical Triple Goddess formation in which there is a Maiden, a Mother

and a Crone. Hecate has also been known as the "Queen of Ghosts," the

Goddess of the Three-Way Crossroads" and the "Goddess of the Dead," and it

was there, at those three-way crossroads, that her followers held midnight

rituals in her honor. She was also believed to roam the Earth on moonless

nights, accompanied by her pack of hounds.

The Dark Goddess, Hecate, has been around for as long as anyone can remember

She was definitely pre-Olympian, and most likely Thracian in origin. The

Greek and the Roman pantheons each quickly cleaved her unto their breasts

and made it seem, for all intent and purposes, that she was one of their own

What we do know, is that Hecate existed as least as far back as when the

war began between the Olympians and the Giants.

While the other Gods chose to live on Mount Olympus, Hecate preferred to

live in the Underworld; sharing that place of darkness and death with Hades

and Persephone, and with Khanates, Hypos and Orpheus, the Gods of Death,

Sleep and Dreams. However, when Persephone was not on one of her three-month

visits to the Underworld, she went up upon the Earth and Olympus, to take on

her role as the beautiful Goddess of Springtime.

Hecate had great powers of her own outside of the Underworld, since she was

also the Goddess of the Night Sky. Hecate and Persephone were polar

opposites of each other, and when they left the Underworld to travel up to

the Earth, Persephone brought with her brightness and life, while Hecate

brought with her darkness, and all of the things that tend to accompany

darkness. It was Hecate who met the souls of the dead, and then led them

into the Land of the Shades from one of its entrances at Lake Verna. When

the souls of the dead went to enter the Underworld, they had to pass by

Hecate's sacred trees, the Willows and the Yews.

Willow trees were believed to be extremely important to witches, since they

supposedly were bound to them and helpless without them. It was in those

hidden caves surrounding Lake Verna that witches would gather to summon the

souls of the dead. The witches who worshipped Hecate usually did so at the

three-way crossroads, on the very blackest of nights, and on her holy days,

which were the Feast of Divine Life on September 21, Samhain on October 31,

and on November 16, which was known as the Night of Hecate the Three-Formed.

Hecate's followers usually worshipped her by leaving offerings of food,

rather then through sacrifice, which is what most people tend to associate

with a Dark Goddess. Hecate's sacred color was black, and her sacred animals

were the toad, a symbol of conception, and dogs; but more often then not, hounds.

Hecate is yet another of the Greek Goddesses of the Moon, and she represents

the third aspect of the moon which is the Dark Moon. She has been known as

the Hag, the Crone and the Dark Mother, and it was believed that she had

great wisdom and knowledge. She was also believed to be a keeper of secrets,

and of mysteries. Hecate was known, as well, as a Huntress Goddess, and she

frequently was depicted having the head of a boar, a horse or a dog.

Many people believed that Hecate had the ability to control the spirit world

as well as the powers of nature such as birth, life and death. Another myth

regarding Hecate was that dogs were the only ones that could hear her, as

she traveled across the Earth in the dark evening sky. It is from there that

the old wives tale comes from, which claims that when dogs bark at night

for no particular reason, they have actually done so because Hecate had just

been passing by. Some people have pictured Hecate as an Amazon Goddess,

travelling about in a chariot drawn by fire-breathing dragons, while her

powers of sorcery were believed to be the best in the world.

As far back as the eighth century, B.C.E., Hecate was depicted in an ancient

statue having wings on her back, and holding a snake in her hands. She was

also believed to be a shape-shifter, who could change her form, or even her

age, and rejuvenate at will. The most important thing of all, was that she

was believed to have the ability to kill.

Hecate was also known as Hecate Trevia, or Hecate of the Three Ways. She was

given that name because her statues stood at the three-way crossroads.

People would frequently leave offerings to her at those three-way crossroads

on evenings when the moon was full, and those offerings consisted of dogs,

honey and black lambs.

In the Homeric Hymn to Demeter, Hecate was one of the parties who were

helpful in bringing Persephone back home. Zeus always had the greatest

respect for Hecate, and he would frequently seek her counsel, whenever he

had to deal with mortals on the Earth.

When the Titans ruled the world, Hecate acquired a great many privileges,

and Zeus had actually allowed her to keep them all. Hecate, however, had no

desire for more then she had, even though those privileges gave her great power.

When someone would pray to Hecate, and that prayer touched her, she

responded quickly and in a positive manner. Hecate gave her help to whomever

she pleased, whenever she pleased, whether she was granting victory in times

of war, or simply sitting back and letting destruction prevail, each according to
her own particular whim. Hecate was also known for the help that she gave to competitors and fishermen; but what Hecate can give, Hecate can also, just
as easily, take away. That is the power of Hecate.

A great many depictions of Hecate exist. Hecate was the Goddess of the Dark

Moon, which is the third aspect of the moon. She was also the Goddess of the

blackest of nights, when the moon was hidden, and she was frequently

associated with deeds of darkness. She was also known as the Goddess of the

Triple Pathed Crossroads, and as the Queen of the Night. When her festivals

were held, at those places where the three roads meet, they became perfect

times for divination and for communication with the dead. Hecate's followers

frequently worshipped her in the darkness, with only the flames of their

torches lighting their way.

During the early part of the Middle Ages, Hecate's reputation as the Queen

of the Witches grew in power, and she was usually envisioned in the role of

a Crone, which role is archetypal of the feminine mystique. A popular belief

during that particular period in time was that if these magical women had

the power to bring life into this world then, as they aged, they would also

gain the power to take that life away. It was for that reason that Hecate

became, in no uncertain terms, the Greek Goddess of Magick, and since she

became the Goddess of Magick, the connection between Hecate, death and the

Underworld continued to grow stronger as time passed by. There even came a

time when people were so fearful of Hecate, that they committed blood-sacrifices
in order to remain in her good graces. Darker still, is the belief that Hecate was
the patroness of a demonic group of vampires known as the Empusae.

It was because of those particular reasons that Hecate became a Goddess of

enormous intensity. It almost seemed as though it happened overnight, but

from that time forward Hecate was worshipped regarding every kind of

witchcraft, sorcery and enchantment that there was. It was then, as well,

that Hecate became known as the patroness of Medea, and of many other witches.

The cult of Hecate was one of the strongest cults in the ancient pagan world

and it was during the 11th Century, C.E., that the Christian Church condemned
any person who made an offering to Hecate at one of those places where the three roads meet.

In modern times, Hecate is more often then not looked upon as a Moon Goddess

and as the Queen of the Witches, although Wiccans, Neo-Pagans, and a

variety of other Goddess groups still comprise many of her followers.

Hecate appears in what might possibly be the oldest of the Triple Goddess

formations, appearing in all three phases of the moon, but more often then

not as the dark moon. That, however, is only the beginning; because when it

comes to Triple Goddesses and Hecate, there is more; so much more.

Hecate is a truly amazing Goddess, because she has been in, not only so many

different Triple Goddess formations, and so many different types of Triple

Goddesses, but also because of the many ways in which she is related to the

magickal number three, triads, and things that happen to be tripled.

First, let us first look at some of the more simple triads that reflect the

triple nature of Hecate, which are indicative of her rulership over the

three phases of the moon, and of her connection to the magickal sacred

number three. Some of these deal with Hecate's association with the

three-way crossroads, with her celebration on November 16, which is the

Night of Hecate the Three-Formed, with Hecate's tarot associations, which

are threes and the High Priestess; and with the fact that Hecate represents

the third aspect of the moon.

These Triads also appear as the moon's cycles: as the new moon, the full

moon, and the dark moon; and in the various cycles of life: as the Maiden,

the Mother, and the Crone. She has appeared, as well, in the three realms:

which are the Sky, the Earth, and the Underworld.

What follows are perhaps the most interesting of all. They are the many ways

in which Hecate can be seen as a solitary Triple Goddess or, in a different

light, as a Goddess who is a part of a Triple Goddess formation. In Greece,

Hecate was one of many Goddesses who were used in a variety of different

combinations, comprising the original feminine trinity which ruled Heaven,

the Earth, and the Underworld. In another of her Triple Goddess trinities,

Hecate appeared as a singular Triple Goddess, in which she was a young girl,

a mother and a crone, which are the attributes that are connected to the

three stages of power in the Divine Feminine.

It is Hecate, as well, who flourishes in a Triple Moon trinity, which

continues to exist to this very day. In it, she becomes the Goddess of Three

Forms, with the virginal Artemis/Diana on Earth, as the crescent moon;

Selene, the pregnant mother, in the night sky, as the full moon; and herself

in the Underworld, as the Crone, or the Dark Moon. In her role as the Dark

Moon, Hecate rules the darkness as the Goddess of the Dead and the Queen of

the Night. A three-faced image of Hecate also existed, representing three

separate aspects, and it became known as a Triformis. The Romans referred

to this Triple Goddess formation as Diana Triformis, since it consisted of

Diana, Persephone and Hecate.

Hecate has also been associated with the Moon Goddess, Selene, who appears

to be very similar in form to Hecate. In fact, Selena is actually so similar

to Hecate, that their emblems and their triadic conceptions are almost

identical. More often then not, these two Goddesses were considered to be

interchangeable; and a prayer that was offered to one, was actually a prayer

that was offered to either of them. This particular duality, which consisted

of Hecate and Selene, had three heads, carried torches, and took on the role

of the overseer of the three-way crossroads. Another triadic concept was

known as Hecate Trevia, or Hecate of the Three Ways, and it was that image

which guarded the three-way crossroads for many thousands of years.

Even though the Greeks may have tried to stress Hecate's Crone or Underworld

aspects, people continued to worship her in the exact same manner that they

always had, which was at the places where the three roads meet. Hecate's

worshippers truly needed to be at those specific places, because it was

there that they were able to perform their rites of magick. That image of Hecate,
which stood at the three-way crossroads, looked in all three directions at
the same time. That only helped to give Hecate the reputation for being an
all seeing and all knowing Goddess.

Hecate also appeared in another Triple Goddess trinity, as the Goddess of

the Night, of the Crossroads, and of Life and Death. In earlier times, the

Greeks also worshipped another Triple Goddess trinity, which consisted of

Persephone as the Maiden, Demeter as the Mother, and Hecate as the Crone.

Hecate has also appeared in a variety of Triple Goddess formations in which

she had three heads, with each head being that of a different animal. The

first of these formations consisted of the heads of a dog, a horse, and a

serpent, while the second one consisted of the heads of a horse, a lion and

a dog. Several other triple goddess trinities also existed, and they had

three whole bodies attached to their heads. The third Triple Goddess trinity

depicted Hecate carrying three heads, with each head facing in a different

direction. In that Triple Goddess trinity, one of the heads was usually that

of an animal, most often a horse, a dog or a boar.

Hecate, Queen of the Night, Hecate, Triple Goddess of the Moon, Hecate Queen

of the Witches, and Hecate, Goddess of Magick: these are some of the names

that belong to this special Goddess since, believe it or not, they represent

but a small fraction of all of her names. Hecate was, is, and always will be

an extremely diverse and powerful Goddess, with the ability to do great good

or great evil.

Are there ever any dark nights when your dogs become extremely excited, but

you know, or think you know, that nothing is wrong and that no one is out

there? Will you wonder now? Will you? Could that possibly be that Hecate is

passing your way on one of her many rounds across the dark night sky? Maybe;

but if you ever find yourself at three-way crossroads, on the very blackest

of nights, it might be wise for you to pray that Hecate grants your favor;

and always remember to keep watching in every direction at all times.

http://www.angelfire.com/journal/ofapoet/hecate.html

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3.: Abraham Hicks: Daily Quote - 12/01/2010

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:00 am (PST)

When you understand that you are a Vibrational Being, first and
foremost—and that your dominant intention becomes that of tuning
your Vibrational frequency to that of the Source within you—you
will provide the perfect basis for the cells of your physical body to
thrive. But if you are approaching your physical body from the usual
physical standpoint, noticing symptoms and analyzing your physical
condition, you will emit Vibrational resistance that hinders your
well-being. In other words, your Vibrational response to your current
condition makes it difficult to overcome any unwanted physical
condition.When you are able to find 15 minutes in every day to
relax and tune to the frequency of your Source, during that time of
meditation, all resistance and hindrance will cease, allowing the cells
of your body the opportunity to return to their natural state of
Well-Being. And your improved Vibrational state will then begin to spread
through larger segments of your day.At the root of your
physical condition is the condition of your cells. At the root of the
physical condition of your cells is a Vibrational pattern. At the root of
that Vibrational pattern is alignment with the Well-Being of the Source
within you.

--- Abraham

This is 31 of 32 practical expanded quotes excerpted from
Abraham's new Getting into the Vortex Guided Meditation CD and
User Guide that will be available everywhere on Nov. 15, 2010.
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4a.: Power Animal of the Day: Owl

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:30 am (PST)

http://www.poweranimalsunleashed.com/power_animal_012owl.htm

The Owl

Wisdom
Perception Truth

Take a deep breath and let the spirit of the
owl fill you.

Click here to Listen to the Owl's Song.

The owl
brings you wisdom as well as great powers of perception and intuition. Welcome
her into your heart and life gladly!

The owl has
very keen hearing and vision, enabling her to perceive what others cannot. With
her powers within you, you will be able to penetrate the darkness with your
intuitive senses. You will see through deception and illusion. You will
uncover all mysteries and bring truth to light. Fill yourself with her power
whenever the truth is unclear or hidden; she will shine the light so you may
see.

The owl also
allows you to move silently and unseen. When you do not want undue attention
paid to you, when you wish to just quietly keep your own counsel, call in her
spirit as you would an invisibility cloak.

One of the
greatest powers the owl brings you is to penetrate your own secrets, to see into
the beauty of your own soul and uncover there your personal truth and
intentions. Feel her within you now, opening yourself to yourself, your true
purpose sparkling like a treasure within.

Ah, what a
blessing to be the owl!

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5.: "Share a Deity Day", 12/1/2010, 9:00 am

Posted by: "which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com" which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com

Wed Dec 1, 2010 5:51 am (PST)

Reminder from: which_witch_is_witch Yahoo! Group
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/which_witch_is_witch/cal

"Share a Deity Day"
Wednesday December 1, 2010
9:00 am - 10:00 am
(This event repeats every month on the first Wednesday.)

Notes:
"Share a Deity Today" Share info about a God/Goddess you are close to or work with, why do you feel so close and if it's around a holiday/sabbat/esbat/season/occasion please Explain why and be prepared for any questions.

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6a.: Quado's Garden: Say Yes to Life

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 6:06 am (PST)

http://www.quado.com/quados-garden/050902.htm

Say Yes to Life

Today is
a day to say yes to life. As you go through your day today, be aware when your
mind is saying no and turn it around.

Become aware if you are
mentally filtering life, sorting out potentials and possibilities and rejecting
them because they do not fit into your plans or previous perceptions, judging
people as not being quite right for you before you have even spent time with
them, assuming you would not enjoy certain activities you have never even
tried.

Today, begin by being aware
of all the times you say no. And then, begin to say yes. Start going to very
different events, talking to very different people, doing things you have never
done. Allow yourself to explore things which are completely outside your
plans. Assume that each person who approaches you has an important gift to give
you, of knowledge, of experience, perhaps even of love. Open these gifts and be
grateful.

Life is a banquet and there
are many, many different kinds of foods on the table before you. It is time to
taste something new, time for adventure.

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7.: Herb of the Day: Leek

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:00 am (PST)

Source: Lady Becky via Ravensgrove Coven

Herb of the Day:
Leek
(Allium Porrum)
Gender: Masculine
Planet: Mars
Element: Fire
Powers: Love, Protection, Exorcism
Magickal Uses: When two people eat leeks they will fall in love with each other.
Leeks are also carried protective amulets, and are bitten to break hexes and drive away evil.
Posted by: Lady Becky

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8.1.: Powerful Affirmation of the Day

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:30 am (PST)

Source: ONE LOVE ONE HEART ONE VISION

When you feel disconnected and other people will not fill that
void... Sit in silence to regain your essence, no-one can fill that
space but you, your heart, your soul..´¯`•.¸¸. Gill ♥

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9.1.: File - Group Reminders

Posted by: "which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com" which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com

Wed Dec 1, 2010 9:50 am (PST)

Hi and Welcome to all our newest members, our group gives off a lot
of emails and if you feel your inbox has become over welmed with mail from us, we suggest using Daily Digest and read off the group, that way you will recieve 2-3 emails a day instead of 100 LOL (smiles)

Also anyone who has online stores or links to thier personal stores, we have in our link section a folder called "Witches Mall" you are more then welcome to add your stores in there so we can shop off our group!

Files, links, photos, calendar is open to everyone, feel free to use and add new info if you like, photo albums, everything is open to everyone here.

On our Database, for all you Myspace people, there is a table in there to add your link to your sites also and a table for specialties for anyone that is interested in adding thier info in there to help in emergencies like: Venders, food, supplies, anything for event's. That's a big help if anyone is interested in leaving thier info in there.

Hope everyone enjoys the group and anything you need or need help with email any of us Mods and we'll deff. help you!

Cher

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10a.: File - Here are my New Jersey Pagan Links

Posted by: "which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com" which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com

Wed Dec 1, 2010 9:50 am (PST)

Moving on....Don't let it end...Here are my New Jersey Pagan Links!

With Face book on the up rise yahoo groups are quieting down, I have made some groups on facebook with our friends on it, here are the links for those that are on or interested in keeping chat going...

We have been together for such a long time lets keep it going.

First off.....Use us...Don't Forget what NJP & our Sisters Groups are Really About

New Jersey Pagan Yahoo group has all the info on there, Stores, Dates, advertisements, 1500 NJ Members to chat with (About 5000 total with all members on each service), Database and files full of info, active calender to share reminders and more!

I am not closing the groups down but if you need anything that is where I have it all, I can not chase everyone all over Face book, if you want your stuff to be sent out I need it posted on New Jersey Pagans or Which Witch is Witch Yahoo groups!!

Some do have my emails that send me info but the Yahoo group is my base group and if you want to continue things moving in NJ and our neighboring states...I suggest keeping that group active by stopping in and sharing with us!

I'm not going to continue if it's a dead group, I've support everyone for years so would appreciate support back by keeping this group moving so we can share what's going on around us and stay together as a community, I'm asking that I am not the only one trying!! Cher

Reminder...Again!

NJP Face book Page and group, the NJP Yahoo groups and the My space page is for everyone's use, please use it to post your meet ups, stores, share info, events, links, photos, learning materials, ect ect...That's what the groups are for, I made it for all our use so don't hesitate, also if your new to the belief use NJP groups to ask questions, we have a lot of experienced people here and they love to share their experiences. Also the Which Witch is Witch and Lifes a Witch groups are for outside of NJ for those that want to share events, meets, ect like listed above.

We encourage you to USE US! We will help get the word out!

Hugs

Cher
New_Jersey_Pagans...Come in and Chat with us!

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11a.: File - Stone Soup

Posted by: "which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com" which_witch_is_witch@yahoogroups.com

Wed Dec 1, 2010 9:50 am (PST)

Stone Soup Opening up and Sharing Emotions

Today lets make our Brew together, remember that story of stone soup?

Lets beging with adding things to our pot, this is a sort of meditation and does take imagination and visualization, you have to live and feel the part of our brew as we share together.

What I'm going to suggest is that simply you say one thing that is bothering you or making you feel down about yourself or life, visualize yourself standing in front of the couldron, feel the heat and see the brightness of the fire glow around the pot and against your body, simply then think of something that would help you or make you feel better and can even be something nice towards someone/or memory to make you feel better then we toss that into the pot as an ingredient. After you toss your Positive good thoughts you will then take a large paddle and stir the brew and as you turn it 3 times you will say your new positive intention and then we move on to the next person until all our good intents are then made into this large good soup together where we heal and share our feelings and friendships.

Ok lets begine, I close my eyes and visualize a huge black cauldron over an amazingly large fire, flames appear soft and wrap it's arms around that pot as it begins to bubble and steam rises as if arms and little hands hold that pot tight for us to add all our good intensions and good ol positive energy full of healing, happiness, friendship and love!

So I walk up to this amazing Pot and I'm going to share:

Next Person Please add your intents to the pot

Cher's Ingredients:

Tired of Arguments that make me feel like I'm invisible with my family so for today only, I will not argue and let these things bother me

I surrender myself and will be the better person and do something that makes me happy today....I think of potatoes LOL because they can change into so many different things as you cook them and I am amazing all all those different ways. I toss my thoughts of good will to myself in the pot and stirr the paddle three times...thank you for listening to my problems today ... Read More... Read More

Blessed Be!

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12a.: File - Fairs and Fests

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ALABAMA

Alabama Renaissance Faire
?October 24 - 25, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Bill Warren, PO Box 431, Florence, AL 35631, (256) 768-3031, email: bwarren@fcs.k12.al.us or David Mitchell at dmitchelljr@hotmail.com, web: www.alarenfaire.org / Site: Wilson Park, downtown Florence, AL / Booths: 100 / Attendance: 38,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Full service camping w/in 5 mi., food and lodging w/in 1-2 miles. .

ALASKA

Three Barons Renaissance Faire
June 6-14, 2009, (WO) 12 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Admission: $6 / Contact: Carol LaLone, Three Barons Renaissance Faire, Inc., PO Box 233617, Anchorage, AK 99523, (907) 868-8012, email: info@3barons.org, web: www.3barons.org/wiki/Main_Page / Site: Tozier Track, 3500 Tudor Road, Anchorage, AK / Booths: 35 / Attendance: 8,000 / Weapons: allowed for performers only.

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ARIZONA

Arizona Renaissance Festival
February 7 - March 29, 2009 (WO + Pres Day), 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $20 ($18 adv. tix) / Contact: Jeffrey Siegel,12601 East Highway 60, Apache Junction, AZ 85218, (520) 463-2700, email: arizonarenfest@royalfaires.com, web: www.royalfaires.com/ARIZONA / Site: 6 mi. E. of Apache Junction on Hwy. 60 / Booths: 200 / Attendance: 265,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Off-site camping avail.; visit www.royalfaires.com for nearby accomodations.

Estrella War
February 10-16, 2009
Admission: TBD / Contact: Joe Vaughn, (602) 418-3904, email: mains2008@estrellawar.org, web: www.estrellawar.org/ Site: Canyon Moon Ranch, 20585 Price Station Road, Florence, AZ 85232

Medieval Mayhem
July 10�12, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: TBD / Contact: Ric & Daris Gibbons, 1067 Old Hwy 160, Show Low, AZ 85901, (928) 215-0451, email: medievalmayhem@cableone.net, web: www.myspace.com/azmedievalmayhem / Site: Rodeo grounds in Vacation Village, 4101 S. White Mountain Rd. Show Low, AZ / Booths: 30+ / Attendance: 1,500 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels nearby.

Phoenix Faerie Festival
?November 14, 2009, 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Western Gates Faerie Realms LLC, Rowan Wakefield, 4221 North 20th Street #3, Phoenix, AZ 85016, (602) 253-6615, email: westerngatesfaerierealms@gmail.com, web: www.westerngatesfaerierealms.com / Site: Estrella Mnt. Regional Park, 14805 West Vinyard Ave., Goodyear, AZ 85338 / Booths: 40+ / Attendance: 1,500 / Weapons: peace-tied / on site camping available for participants.

Two Rivers Renaissance Faire
January 30 - February 1, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Two Rivers Entertainment, LLC, Perry Lee Dockins, 1779 W 28th Dr, Yuma, AZ 85364, (928) 580-6704 or 928-314-1231, email: coordinator@tworiversfaire.com, web: www.tworiversfaire.com/ Site: West Wetlands Park, Yuma, AZ / Booths: 60 / Attendance: 8,000 / Weapons: Must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels nearby.

ARKANSAS

Renaissance Days at UACCB
?April 3 - 4, 2009, Fri. 9 a.m. - 2:15 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., Feast at 6:30 p.m.
Admission: Faire-FREE. Feast-$25 / Contact: Marla Bennett, UACCB, PO Box 3350, Batesville, AR 72503, (870) 612-2038, email: marla.bennett@uaccb.edu, web: http://web.uaccb.edu/renaissancedays/ / Site: Univ od Arkansas Comm College at Batesville / Booths: 12-20+ / Attendance: 500 / Weapons: not allowed without special permission / Hotels nearby.

CALIFORNIA

Big Bear City Renaissance Faire
?August 8 - 16, 2009, (WO) Sat.10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: Big Bear City Renaissance Faire, PO Box 3069, Big Bear City, CA 92314, (909) 237-0448, email: fairelady@verizon.net, web: www.bigbearcityrenaissancefaire.com/ / Site: 39115 Rim of the World Dr, Fawnskin, CA / Booths: 65 / Attendance: 10,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels and motels nearby.

Big Bear Pirate Faire
?June 6 - 7, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: Big Bear Pirate Faire, PO Box 3069, Big Bear City, CA 92314, (909) 237-0448, email: fairelady@verizon.net, web: www.bigbearcityrenaissancefaire.com/pirate / Site: on the lake with the Time Bandit Pirate Ship / Booths: 40 / Attendance: N/A / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels and motels nearby.

Cain's Crossing Renaissance Faire
?May 9 - 10, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Cain�s Crossing Renaissance Faire, Debbie McBroom, PO Box 64, Weimar, CA 95736, (530) 320-8590, email: dmcbroom@cainscrossing.org, web: www.cainscrossing.org / Site: Auburn Regional Park, 3880 Richardson Dr., Auburn, CA 95603 / Booths: 45 / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping avaliable for participants, hotels nearby.

California City Renaissance Festival
?October 17 - 18, 2009, Sat. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $3 / Contact: 21000 Hacienda, California City, CA 93505, (760) 373-5285, email: parksandrec@ccis.com, web: www.calcityrenfair.org / Site: 10460 Heather Ave., California City, CA / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 2,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and secured / On-site camping for guilds and vendors; off-site near by in Mojavc

Cutthroats of Corona �A Golden Age Pyrate Festival�
?April 25 - 26, 2009, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m., Sun: 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $14 / Contact: The Crossroads Group, PO Box 1959, Corona, CA 92878, 800-320-4736, email: prince@renaissanceinfo.com, web: www.renaissanceinfo.com/pirate/index.html / Booths: N/A / Attendance: N/A /

The Escondido Renaissance Faire and Shakespeare in the Park--Spring
?April 25 - May 3, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $13 / Contact: Condit Wixon, 2219 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd. #303, Thousand Oaks, CA 91362, (805) 496-6036, email: goldcoastprod@msn.com, web: www.goldcoastfestivals.com/escondidoren/erenpg1.html / Site: Felicita Park, Escondido, CA / Booths: N/A / Attendance: N/A / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Participant camping avail., motels nearby.

Fair Oaks Renaissance Tudor Fayre
?June 27 - 28, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Renaissance Rose Productions, 4117 Elverta Road, Suite 102, PMB 291, Antelope, CA 95843, (916) 726-4952, email: info@renaissance-rose.org, web: www.renaissance-rose.org / Site: 8100 Temple Park Drive, Fair Oaks, CA / Booths: 120 / Attendance: 15,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping on-site for venders and actors only; motels w/in 5 mi.

Golden Gate Renaissance Faire
?August 29 - 30, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: Renaissance Productions, 116 Dorado Terr., San Francisco, CA 94112, (415) 354-1773, email: info@renaissance-web.net, web: www.sffaire.com / Site: Speedway Meadows, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 7,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied and blades covered; no firearms.

?Hanford CA Renaissance of Kings Cultural Arts Faire
October 3 - 4, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Erin Holloway, Hanford City Recreation Dept., 317 North Douty St., Suite B, Hanford, CA 93230, (559) 585-2525, email: eholloway@ci.hanford.ca.us / Site: Civic Auditorium Park (400 N. Douty St.), Hanford, CA / Booths: 45 / Attendance: 15,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Motels nearby.

Kearney Park Renaissance Faire
November 14 - 15, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $7r / Contact: Joyce Roberts, Guild of St. Giles, 4413 E. Ashcroft, Fresno, CA 93726, (559) 392-0965, email: jroberts@ccdof.org, web: www.kearneyrenaissancefaire.com / Site: Kearney Park, Fresno, CA / Booths: 40 / Attendance: 1,500 - 5,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / On-site camping available for participants.

Koronaburg Old World Renaissance Fesival
?May 9 - June 14, 2009, (WO+ Mem. Day) Sat. 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., until 9 p.m on May 24
Admission: $16 / Contact: Tom Wilson, Crossroads Prod., PO Box 1959, Corona, CA 92878, (951) 735-0101, email: prince@renaissanceinfo.com, web: www.renaissanceinfo.com/riverview/index.html / Site: Crossroads Riverview Park, Corona, CA / Booths: 60 / Attendance: 30,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed / Motels nearby, some public camping avail.; participant camping on-site.

Medieval Fantasy Faire
?April 18 - 19, 2009
Admissio: FREE / Contact: Bob and Betty Lucke, 311 Parker St., Vacavukk 95688, (707) 451-2100 email: info@medievalfantasyfestival.com, web: www.medievalfantasyfestival.com / Site: Vacaville, CA on Merchant, Main and Parker Sts / Booths: 70 / Attendance: 7,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels nearby.

?Medieval Festival of Bishop
April 17 - 19, 2009, Fri 3 p.m. - 10 p.m. Sat/Sun 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $7 / Contact: Freedom in Motion Therapeutic Riding Center, PO Box 1268, Bishop, CA 93515, (760) 933-2606, email: archie50@qnet.com, web: ww.freedominmotiontrc.org / Site: Millpond Recreation Are, Sawmill Rd. / Booths: 45 / Attendance: 1200 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Motels nearby.

Northern California Pirate Festival
June 20-21, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Kathy Kingman, 925 Lakeville Dr., Suit 127, Petaluma, CA 94952, 707-780-3018 x705, email: kathy@norcalpiratefestival.com, web: www.norcalpiratefestival.com / Site: 2Vallejo Waterfront,, Vallejo, CA/ Booths: 125 / Attendance: 30,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied; no black powder w/o prior perm. / On-site camping avaliable for participants.

Palm Spring Old World Renaissance Festival
?March 20 - 22, 2009, Fri. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Admission: $14 / Contact: Tom Wilson, Crossroads Prod., PO Box 1959, Corona, CA 92878, (951) 735-0101, email: prince@renaissanceinfo.com, web: www.renaissanceinfo.com/palmsprings/index.html / Site: Frances Stevens Park, Palm Springs, CA / Booths: N/A / Attendance: N/A / Weapons: must be secured / Camping and motels nearby.

Pirate Invasion and Faire
?June 27 - 28, 2009, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Fred, 5411 Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, CA 90803, (562) 434-1542, email: beachclub2001@charter.net, web: www.alfredosbeachclub.com / Site: Belmont Pier / Booths: N/A / Attendance: 5,000 / Weapons: secured / On site camping available

Renaissance Pleasure Faire, Spring
?April 4 - May 17, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $25 / Contact: REC, PO Box 1550, Irwindale, CA 91706, (626) 969-4750, web: www.renfair.com/socal / Site: Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area, 15501 E. Arrow Hwy., Irwindale, CA / Booths: 250 / Attendance: 200,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / On-site camping for participants only. RV, KOA campgrounds & motels nearby.

Scandinavian Festival/Viking Age Display
?April 18 - 19, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $5 / Contact: Dick Londgren, Scandinavian Cultural & Historical Fdn., 60 Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360, (805) 241-1051, email: scancenter@callutheran.edu, web: www.callutheran.edu / Site: Cal. Lutheran University, 60 Olsen Rd., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 / Booths: 60 / Atttendance: 6,000 / Weapons: no cutting edges, no firearms / Hotels nearby.

Scottish Renaissance Festival
June 20, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Charity Events, Inc., Michael Gardner, 2271 Chanticleer Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95062 (831) 252-4878, email: michael@scottishrenaissancefestival.org, web: http://scotthishrenaissancefestival.org / Site: Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, 2601 E. Lake Ave., Watsonville, CA 95076 / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: sheathed and peace-tied / hotels nearby

Sonora Celtic Festival - Formerly Known as Calaveras Celtic Festival
March 14-15, 2009, Fri. 7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. - 10 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m - 5 p.m.
Admission: See web site / Contact: Bill Watters, 116 Dorado Terrace, San Francisco, CA 94112, (415) 354-1773, email: bill@stamaria.com, web: www.sonoracelticfaire.com / Site: 220 Southgate Dr., Sonora, CA 95370 / Booths: 70+ / Attendance: 10,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / On-site camping avail. for participants; camping and hotels w/in 5 mi.

12th Night in San Diego
?January 10, 2009, 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Admission: $50 / Contact: A Renaissance Faire Just for YOU, Martina Livingston, 10845 Macouba Place, San Diego, CA 92124, (858) 292-6083, email: mlhdesigns@earthlink.net, web: www.12thnightsandiego.com / Site: La Mesa Women�s Club, 5220 Wilson St., La Mesa, CA / Booths: 0 / Attendance: 100+ / Weapons: must be peace-tied / hotels nearby

Truckee Renaissance Faire
?September 19 - 20, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: PO Box 1214, Truckee, CA 96160, (530) 582-1498, email: sandyhorn118@sbcglobal.net, web: www.truckeerenfaire.org / Site: Truckee River Reg Park, 10500 Brockway Rd / Booths: 35 / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels and camping nearby.

Tulare County Renaissance Festival
?April 25 - 26, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $7 / Contact: Pat Reule, 835 S. Rio Linda, Visalia, CA 93277, (559) 627-8337, email: mythnmagic@sbcglobal.net, web: www.stmortimer.org / Site: Plaza Park, Visalia, CA / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 8,000-10,000 / Weapons: Cirga Weapons policy enforced (go to Cirga.org for details) / Limited camping on-site. Hotels nearby.

COLORADO

Colorado Medieval Festival
June 5-7, 2009, Fri. 12 p.m. - 6 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $12/ Contact: Medieval World, Intl., Roger Gomez, PO Box 271782, Fort Collins, CO 80527, (970) 266-1333, email: 2008.RM@coloradocstle.com, web: www.coloradocastle.com / Site:42nd St and Golden St., Evans, CO 80620 (Riverside Park) / Booths: 70 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: check site for policy / On-site camping for vendors. Hotels nearby.

Colorado Renaisance Festival
?June 13 - August 2, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
?Admission: $16.95 / Contact: Jim Paradise, 409 S. Wilcox Street, Suite F, Castle Rock, CO 80104, (303) 688-6010, email: info@coloradorenaissance.com, web: www.coloradorenaissance.com / Site: Perry Park Rd., Larkspur, CO / Booths: 250 / Attendance: 200,000 / Weapons: must be secured / Campgrounds with privies, showers & limited electric avail. for particiapants. Camping nearby, apts. for rent within 10 mi., motels within 10 mi.

Long Peaks Scottish/Irish Festival
?September 10 - 13, 2009, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: Dr. James Durward, PO Box 1820, Estes Park, CO 80517, (800) 903-7837, email: info@scotfest.com, web: www.scotfest.com / Site: Stanley Park Fairgrounds, Estes Park, CO / Booths: 40+ / Attendance: 60,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed / Camping and hotels off-site.

Mancos Renaissance Faire
?June 27 - 28, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission: $2 / Contact: Margaret Kirk, P.O Box 158 Mancos, CO 81328, (970) 533-7569, Fax: (970) 533-7569, email: cswansen@mancos.lib.co.us, web: www.mancosrenaissance.com / Site: Cottonwood Park, Mancos, CO / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 1,000+ / Weapons: must be peace tied / No pets or on-site camping.

CONNECTICUT

Connecticut Renaissance Faire
?September 26 - October 18, 2009, (WO & Columbus Day)
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $16 / Contact: Brian Harvard, PO Box 537, Putnam, CT 06260, (860) 478-5954, email: brian@ctfaire.com, web:
www.ctfaire.com / Site: Hebron Lions Fairgrounds, Route 85, Hebron, CT / Booths: 100 / Attendance: 40,000 / Weapons: must be secured and peace-tied / Motels and camping w/in 10 min.

FLORIDA

Bay Area Renaissance Festival at MOSI
?February 21 - April 5, 2009, (WO + 1 Special School Day) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission $15.95 / Contact: Kathy Parker, 11315 N. 46th St., Tampa, FL 33617, (800) 779-4910, email: katparker47@yahoo.com, web: www.renaissancefest.com/BARF/index.html /
Site: Museum of Science and Industry, 11315 N. 46th St. Tampa FL 33617 / Booths: 135 / Attendance: 100,000 / Weapons: not allowed / Hotels and camping nearby.

Florida Renaissance Festival
February 7-March 8, 2009, (Weekends + Pres Day) 10 a.m. - sunset
Admission: $20 / Contact: Bobby Rodriguez Productions, 800 NW 57th Pl., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309, (800) 3-RENFEST or (954) 776-1642, email: info@ren-fest.com, web: www.ren-fest.com / Site: Quiet Waters Park, Deerfield Beach, FL / Booths: 125 / Attendance: 100,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Camping on-site for vendors, hotels
nearby.

?Gasparilla Children�s Extravaganza
January 24, 2009, 4 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Admission: $13 / Contact: EventFest, Inc., PO Box 320757, Tampa, FL 33679, (813) 251-3378, email: office@EventFest.com, web: http://gasparillaextravaganza.com/extravaganza2/childrens_parade.html / Site: Two seating areas along Bayshore: 1. Bay Blvd. - Howard Ave. 2. Howard Drive - Rome Ave

Gasparilla Pirate Festival
?February 7, 2009, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: EventFest, Inc., PO Box 320757, Tampa, FL 33679, (813) 251-3378, email: office@EventFest.com, web: http://gasparillapiratefest.com/ Site: Bayshore Blvd / Attendance: 225,000 / Weapons: call for policy / Hotels nearby.

Gulf Coast Renaissance Faire
March 7-8, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Steve Melei, 3603 Mobile Hwy., Pensacola, FL 32505, (877) 429-8462, email: GCRenFaire@aol.com, web: www.GCRF.net / Site: Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds, 6655 Mobile Hwy.,Pensacola, FL / Booths: 50+ / Attendance: 8,000+ / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping and hotels nearby.

Hoggetowne Medieval Faire
January 24 - February 1, 2009, (Weekends + Feb 1) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Fri. 9:30 a.m. -3 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Linda Piper, PO Box 490, Station 30, Gainesville, FL 32602, (352) 334-5064, email: piperlr@cityofgainesville.org, web: www.gvlculturalaffairs.org/website/programs_events/HMF/medieval_index.html / Site: Alachua County Fairgrounds, 2900 NE 39th Ave., Gainesville, FL 32609 / Booths: 160 / Attendance: 51,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Merchants may camp on-site, hotel sponsors nearby.

Kiwanis Medieval Faire
?January 10 - 18, 2009, (WO) 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Kiwanis Club of Riverdale,Terry Short, PO Box 50379, Ft Myers, FL 33905, (239) 693-8036, email: vongraph@comcast.net, web: www.medieval-faire.com / Site: Veteran's Park, Lehigh Acres, FL / Booths: 100 / Attendance: 30,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Participant camping on-site; hotels and motels nearby.

Lady of the Lakes Renaissance Faire
?November 6 - 8, 2009, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $15/ King�s Fest., Nov. 1, $35 / Contact: Educational Foundation of Lake County, 910 E. Dixie Ave., Leesburg, FL 34748, (352) 326-1265, email: cullenc@lake.k12.fl.us, web: www.lakerenfaire.com/ Site: Hickory Point Recreation Park, 27341 St. Rd. 19, Tavares, FL / Booths: 60 / Attendance: 15,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping and hotels/motels nearby.

Pirates in Paradise Festival
?November 27 - December 6, 2009, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Julie McEnroe, PO Box 1153, Key West, FL 33041, (305) 296-9694, email: info@piratesinparadise.com, web: www.piratesinparadise.com / Site: Historic Seaport, Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum and Key West Museum of Art & History at the Custom House, Key West, FL / Booths: 25+ / Attendance: 5,000 / Weapons: allowed with a permit / Camping nearby.

Sarasota Ringling Medieval Faire
?November 14 - 22, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $16.95 / Contact: Croteau Productions, Jeremy Croteau, PO Box 152023, Cape Coral, FL 33915-2023, (888) 303-3247 (FAIR), email: info@sarasotamedievalfair.com, web: www.sarasotamedievalfair.com / Site: 3000 Ringling Blvd., Sarasota, FL 34237 / Booths: 100+ / Attendance: 26,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / No camping on-site. Hotels and campgrounds nearby.

GEORGIA

Georgia Renaissance Festival
?April 18 - June 7, 2009, (WO + Mem. Day) 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $19.95 / Contact: Norma Pope, PO Box 986, Fairburn, GA 30213, (770) 964-8575, email: info@garenfest.com, web: www.georgiarenaissancefestival.com / Site: 6905 Virlyn B. Smith Rd. / Booths: 150+ / Attendance: 250,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied, no axes, broadswords or spears / on-site camping avaliable for participants.

Medieval Festival at Oatland Island
?September 26, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $7 / Contact: Heather Merbs, 711 Sandtown Rd., Savannah, GA 31410, (912) 395-1500, email: heather.merbs@sccpss.com / Site: Oatland Island Wildlife Center, 711 Sandtown Rd., Savannah, GA 31410 / Booths: N/A / Attendance: 3,000 + / Weapons: No live weapons / On site camping for participants

HAWAII

The Dragon�s Lair
All Year, 10 a.m. - end
Admission: FREE / Contact: Native American Center, PO Box 840, Volcano, HI 96785, (808) 968-1111 email: msthunderfoot@yahoo.com, web: www.freewebs.com/dragonslairhawaii / Site: Fern Forest Hawaii, Jungle King Road / Booths: 20 / Attendance: 1,000 / Weapons: for participants only & instructional activities/ on-sire camping for participants

The Hawaiian Scottish Festival
April 4-5, 2009, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Hawaiian Scottish Association, Dan Peddie, PO Box 3982, Milliani, HI 96789, (808) 626-3559, email: daniel@hawaii.rr.com, web: www.scotshawaii.org / Site: Kapiolani Park, Honolulu, Hawaii / Booths: 10 / Attendance: 8,000 / Weapons: for participants only / Hotels nearby.

IDAHO
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ILLINOIS

Illinois Renaissance Faire
?August 29 - 30, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Illinois Renaissance Faire, PO Box 1794, Danville, IL 61834, (217) 351-3464, email: illinrenfaire@yahoo.com, web: www.illinoisrenaissancefaire.com / Site: Ellsworth Park, Oakwood Dr., Danville, IL--Take I-74 to US 150 E on Martin Luther King Dr. Turn left onto Parle St. Turn Left onto Oakwood Dr. / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Camping on-site w/showers for participants only. Hotels and motels nearby

Lincolnshire Renaissance Faire
?October 10 - 11, 2009, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10/Contact: Greg Schmidt Festivals International, 508 4th Ave., N., Clear Lake, IA. 50428, (641) 357-5177, email: greg@festint.com, web: www.lincolnshirefaire.com / Site: Decatur Conference Center & Hotel pond park / Booths: 40 / Attendance: 3,500 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Lodging on-site, no camping on-site

The World of Faeries Festival
August 1-2, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: David or Gloria Yaeger, 1672C Carlemont Drive, Crystal Lake, IL 60014, (815) 788-1630, email: dayglo@theworldoffaeries.com, web: www.theworldoffaeries.com / Site: Vasa Park, 35 W217 route 31, South Elgin, IL 60177 / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 1,500 / Weapons: not allowed. / Camping on-site allowed, no shower facilities are avali. Fires not allowed. See website for hotels and other camping sites.

INDIANA

Fishers Renaissance Faire
?October 3 - 4, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $8/ Contact: Adam Fivush, Fishers Renaissance Faire, 1 Municipal Dr., Fishers, IN 46038, email: amfivush@intrex.net, web: www.fishersrenfaire.com / Site: Conner Prairie in Fishers IN, I-69 and 116th St, NE side of Indianapolis, IN / Booths: 80 / Attendance: 15,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Camping available on-site for artisans and entertainers; hotels nearby.

IOWA

Des Moines Renaissance Faire
?September 5 - 20, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: Greg Schmidt, Festivals Intl., 508 4th Ave. N., Clear Lake, IA 50428, (641) 357-5177, email: gregfest@festint.com, web: www.dmrenfaire.com / Site: Festival Park, 4051 Dean Ave. / Booths: 40 / Attendance: 15,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied. / Motels nearby

Iowa Renaissance Festival
May 2-3, 2009, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Greg Schmidt, Festivals Intl., 508 4th Ave. N., Clear Lake, IA 50428, (641) 357-5177, email: gregfest@netins.net, web: www.festint.com/iowarenfest/index.shtml / Site: Middle Amana Park, Amana Colonies, near Iowa City, off I-80 & I-380 / Booths: 45 / Attendance: 5,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping on-site for particiapants. RV hook-ups nearby at Amana RV Park. Motels nearby.

Kingdom of Riverssance
?October 3 - 4, 2009, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Admission: $9 / Contact: Phil Claeys, 5600 Harbor Dr., Sioux City, IA 51111, (712) 258-0477, email: pclaeys@dybb.com , web: www.river-cade.com/riverssance.cfm / Site: Riverside Park, Sioux City, IA / Booths: 70 / Attendance: 8,000-10,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping for particpants.

KANSAS

Great Plains Renaissance Festival-Fall
?October 18 - 19, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $8 / Contact: Eagles Realm LLC, PO Box 16326, Wichita, KS 67216, (316) 253-3392, email: info@greatplainsrenfest.com, web: www.greatplainsrenfest.com / Site: Sedgwick County Park / Booths: 75 / Attendance: 10,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Hotels and camping nearby.

Kansas City Renaissance Festival
?September 5 - October 18, 2009, (WO, Labor & Colum. Day)
10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $17.95 / Contact: Carrie Shoptaw, 628 N. 126th St., Bonner Springs, KS 66012, (800) 373-0357, email: generalmanager@kcrenfest.com, web: www.kcrenfest.com / Site: 628 N. 126th St., Bonner Springs, KS, 15 min. west of downtown Kansas City, off I-70 / Booths: 165 / Attendance: 200,000 / Weapons: not allowed / see web site for info

KENTUCKY

Highland Renaissance Festival
?May 30 - July 19, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m - 7 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Highland Renaissance Festival, 955 Elm St., Eminence, KY 40019, (859) 846-4530, email: gm@kyrenfaire.com, web: www.kyrenfaire.com / Booths: 85 / Attendance: 30,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / hotels and camping for patrons within 10 miles.

LOUISIANA

Louisiana Renaissance Festival
?November 7 - December 13, 2009, (WO & Thanksgiving Friday) 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Alvon Brumfeld, PO Box 220, Robert, LA 70455, (985) 429-9992, email: info@LA-Renfest.com, web: www.larf.org or www.la-renfest.com / Site: 46468 River Rd., Hammond, LA / Booths: 60 / At tendance: 45,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping & hotels within 15 minutes of site.

PyrateCon 2009
?April 3 - 5, 2009, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. & after hours activities
Admission: $85 for weekend / Contact: (818) 448-8509, email: piranha4pirates@yahoo.com, web: www.pyratecon.com / Site: The Hampton Inn�New Orleans French Quarter, New Orleans, LA / Booths: 25 / Attendance: 250-500 / Weapons: peace-tied / hotels nearby

MAINE

Maine Renaissance Faire
August 8�23, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Jacqui Byron, 238 Prescott Rd, Manchester, ME 04351, (207) 623-1152, email: mainerenfaire@yahoo.com, web: www.mainerenfaire.com / Site: Treasure Equestrian Center, 238 Prescott Rd, Manchester, ME 04351, ME / Booths: 20+ / Attendance: 2,000 est. / Weapons: Not Allowed

MARYLAND

Celtic Festival and Highland Gathering
?April 25, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $15 / Contact: The Celtic Festival, PO Box 209, Prince Frederick, MD 20678, (443) 404-7319, email: festival@cssm.org, web: www.cssm.org/index.php?festival / Site: Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum, St. Leonard, MD / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 15,000 / Weapons: call for policy / Hotels nearby.

The Maryland Faerie Fest
?May 16 - 17, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 - $1 off for dressing in costume / Contact: 11800 Broadmoor Lane, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772, (888) 607-9134, email: info@marylandfaeriefestival.org, web: www.marylandfaeriefestival.org / Site: Patuxent 4H Center, 18405 Queen Anne Rd., Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 / Booths: 80 / Attendance: 5,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied

The Maryland Renaissance Festival
?August 29 - October 25, 2009 (WO + Labor Day), 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $17 / Contact: Carolyn Spedden, Intl. Renaissance Festivals Ltd., PO Box 315, Crownsville, MD 21032, (800) 296-7304, email: cspedden@erols.com, web: www.rennfest.com / Site: Crownsville Rd., Crownsville, MD / Booths: 187 / Attendance: 290,000 / Weapons: not allowed / BR avail., Campground w/ toilets, showers, electric & water avail. w/ $75 leaning deposit & $10 surcharge per person; hotels nearby.

MASSACHUSETTS

King Richard's Faire
?September 5 - October 25, 2009, (WO) 10:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $25 / Contact: King Richard�s Faire 235 Moun St, Carver, MA, (952) 238-9915, email: info@kingrichardsfaire.net, web: www.kingrichardsfaire.net / Site: Rt. 58, S. Carver, MA / Booths: 100 / Attendance: 150,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed / No camping on-site, oceanside lodging within 15 min.

Silver Kingdom Renaissance Festival
?June 6 - 14, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m - 6 p.m
Admission $12 / Contact: Harald or Inger Henning, 120 North side Rd., Charlton, MA 01507, email: court@yeoldecommons.com, web: www.kingdomfestival.com, Site: Ye Olde Commons, 120 Northside Rd., Charlton, MA 01507 / Booths: 35 / Attendance: 1500+ / Weapons: peace-tied / Camping on fair grounds and hotels nearby.

Winslow Shire Renaissance Faire
June 27 - 28, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Gia Volterra de Saulnier, 44 Main St #13, N Reading MA 0164, (978) 207-1127, email: giazz@comcast.net, / Site: Winslow Animal Sanctuary, 37 Eddy St, Norton, MA / Booths: 18 / Attendance: 400 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied; stage combat only / On-site camping for vendors and performers only; hotels nearby.

MICHIGAN

Derbyshire Renaissance Festival
?June 23 - 27, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m - 6 p.m Rain or Shine
Admission: $9 / Contact: Ren-on-the-Run Productions, Andy Haas, 5520 South 31st St., Kalamazoo, MI 49048, (269) 382-6120, email: andy_haas@yahoo.com, web: www.derbyshirerenfaire.com/ Site: Muskegon County Fairgrounds, MI / Booths: 52 / Attendance: 2,500 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / See web site for camping info.

Ishpeming Art Faire and Renaissance Festival
?August 1, 2009, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Pat Bureau, 742 Poplar St., Ishpeming, MI 49849, (906) 486-6400 or (906) 485-4838, email: contact@ishpemingrenfest.com, web: www.ishpemingrenfest.com / Site: Lake Bancroft Park, Ishpeming, MI / Booths: 40+ / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: participants only / Camping & hotels nearby.

Lake Superior Renaissance Faire
June 20-21, 2009, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.,
Admission: $5 / Contact: Midwest Amateur Renaissance Society, Karen Mallum, N11236 Vanderhagen Rd., Ironwood, MI 49938, (906) 932-3621, email: lsrf@up.net, web: www.lakesuperiorrenfaire.com / Site: Norrie Park, Ironwood, MI / Booths: 20 / Attendance: 1,500 / Weapons: Must be peace-tied and sheathed / Hotels nearby

MayFaire
?May 23 - 31, 2009, (WO & Mem Day) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $9 / Contact: Ren-on-the-Run-Productions, 5520 S. 31st St., Kalamazoo, MI 49048, (269) 382-6120, email: mayfaireren@yahoo.com, web: www.mayfaireren.com / Site: Calhoun County Fairgrounds, 720 Fair St., Marshall, MI / Booths: 60 / Attendance: 5,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping and hotels within 5 miles.

Michigan Renaissance Festival
?August 15 - September 4, 2009, (WO + Labor Day) 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $18.95 / Contact: Michigan Renaissance Festival, Kathy Parker, 12600 Dixie Hwy., Holly, MI 48442, (800) 601-4848, email: Katparker47@aol.com, web: www.michrenfest.com / Site: Exit 106 (Grand Blanc) on I-75 and head S on Dixie Hwy, located bet. Pontiac and Flint, MI / Booths: 180 / Attendance: 250,000 / Weapons: not allowed / Camping avail. off-site.

MINNESOTA

Minnesota Renaissance Festival
?August 22 - October 4, 2009, (WO + Labor Day) 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $16.95 / Contact: Stacy Bruesewitz, Mid-America Festivals, 1920 1244 Canterbury Rd. S., Ste 306, Shakopee, MN 55379, (952) 445-7361 or (800) 966-8215, web: www.renaissancefest.com/MRF/index.html / Site: Shakopee, MN / Booths: 325 / Attendance: 315,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / On-site camping and showers for participants; camping and motels nearby.

Olde World Renaissance Faire
?June 13 - 14, 2009, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $9 / Contact: PO Box 1043, Twig, MN 55791, (218) 729-5323, email: daleann@owrenaissancefaire.com, web: www.owrenfaire.com / Site: 18 miles North West of Duluth, MN in Twig / Booths: 55 / Attendance: 3,200+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Limited participant camping on-site; hotels and camping nearby.

MISSISSIPPI

Gulf Wars XVI
?March 15 - 22, 2009
Contact: Baron Godwin of Edington KCSA, OP, Mka David W. Jurgens, 3003 Bernadette Lane, Houston, TX, (713) 690-5434, email: autocrat@gulfwars.org web: www.gulfwars.org/index.html / Site: King�s Arrow Ranch, 26 Kings Highway, Lumberton, MS /

Ocean Springs Renaissance Festival
May 2-3, 2009, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: St. John�s Episcopal Church, 1425 Porter Ave., (Freedom Field), Ocean Springs, MS 39564, (228) 875-4454, email: stjohns@datasync.org, web: www.stjohnsoceansprings.org / Site: Freedom Field, 425 Porter Ave., Ocean Springs, MS / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 10,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Hotels nearby.

MISSOURI

Joplin Renaissance Festival
April 18-26, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $13.50 / Contact: Bruce Morgan, (417) 483-1849, email: bruce@joplinrenfestival.com, web: www.joplinrenfestival.com / Site: Landreth Park / Booths: 100+ / Attendance: 25,000+ / Weapons: peace-tied / on-site camping available for participants

White Hart Renaissance Faire
June 27 - July 12, 2009, (WO) Sat. 10 a.m - 6 p.m
Admission: $10 / Contact: Historic Arts Presentations, Diane Johnson-Taylor, 5651 Hwy. F, Hartville, MO 65667, (417) 741-9518, email: arianablaidd@mindspring.com, web: www.whitehart-faire.com / Site: 5651 Hwy. F, Hartville, MO 65667/ Booths: 30 / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied, period weapons only / Camping for participants, off-site motels in Marshfield, MO

MONTANA

Missoula Renaissance Arts & Craft Fair
November 28-30, 2009, 10 a.m - 6 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Frank Sennett, PO Box 1053, Lewistown, MT 59457, (406) 538-2212 / Site: Holiday Inn Parkside, 200 S. Parkside St., Missoula, MT / Booths: 75-80 / Attendance: 5,000 - 6,000 / Weapons: call for policy / call Holiday Inn for hotel accommodations.

NEBRASKA

Midwest Renaissance Festival
?May 16 - 25, 2009, (WO & Memorial Day) 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Admission: $10 / Contact: Don, DCL Enterprises Inc, PO Box 34609, Omaha NE 68134, (402) 689-2969, email: don@midwestrenfest.com, web: www.midwestrenfest.com / Site: Giles Castle, 17272 Giles Rd, Omaha NE/ Booths: 65+ / Attendance: 12,000+ / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Camping for vendors; hotels nearby.

Nebraska Renaissance Faire
May 23-25, 2009, Sat. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Greg Schmidt, Festivals Intl., 508 4th Ave. N., Clear Lake, IA 50428, (641) 357-5177, email: greg@festint.com, web: www.nebfaire.com / Site: Bellevue Berry and Pumpkin Ranch / Booths: 40 / Attendance: 6,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Onsite camping avaliable for participants

NEVADA

Age of Chivalry Renaissance Festival
?October 9 - 11, 2009, 10 a.m. - 10 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Clark County Park & Rec, 2601 E. Sunset Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120, (702) 455-8200, email: salibab@co.clark.NV.US, web: www.lvrenfair.com / Site: Sunset Regional Park, Las Vegas, NV / Booths: 200+ / Attendance: 40,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Free on-site camping for participants (space limited); park w/in 1 mi. of the Las Vegas strip.

NEW HAMPSHIRE
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NEW JERSEY

Lakewood Lions Charity Renaissance Faire
?September 19 - 20, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Don Alemany, PO Box 1446 Lakewood, NJ 08701, (732) 730-2866, email: dbroker@aol.com, web: www.occis.com/psas/lions/fair / Site: Pine Park, Country Club Road, Lakewood, NJ / Booths: 50 / Attendance: 8,000 / Weapons: period weapons must be sheathed and peace-tied / On-site camping for merchants; motels nearby.

New Jersey Family Medieval Festival
?June 13 - 14, 2009, Sat., 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun., 12 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Chris Lance, Paladin Music Ent., Inc., PO Box 243, Hackettstown, NJ 07840, (973) 632-0693, email: festival@njmedievalfestival.com, web: www.njmedievalfestival.com / Site: St. Mark�s Church, Long Valley, NJ / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed / Hotels nearby.

NEW MEXICO

Cloudcroft Renaissance Fantasy Faire
June 19-21, 2009, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: TBD / Contact: The Village of Cloudcroft, Rhonda Napoleon, PO Box 455, Cloudcroft, NM 88317, (505) 682-3126 or (505) 687-3200, email: napony1express@msn.com or coolpinesreservations@yahoo.com, web: http://skylinecyberworld.com/Specialevent.htm / Site: Cloudcroft Zenith Park / Booths: 46 / Attendance: 1200 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / RV campsites.

NEW YORK

Yorkshire Renaissance Faire
May 16-17, 2009, 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Contact: Paul Holm, PO Box 575, Holbrook, NY 11741, (631) 285-7469, email: info@yorkshirefaire.com, web: www.yorkshirefaire.com / Site: Central Long Island / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 3,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Check web site for lodging.

NORTH CAROLINA
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OHIO

Ashville Viking Festival
April 25-26, 2009, 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Ed or Nancy Vallette, 70 Scioto St., Ashville, OH 43103, (740) 983-4428, email: vikingfestival@gmail.com, web: www.ashvillevikingfest.com / Site: Ashville Village Park, Walnut St., Ashville, OH / Booths: 65 / Attendance: 4,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied. / Camping for participants and motels nearby.

OKLAHOMA

Norman Medieval Faire
April 3-5, 2009, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Linda Linn, 1700 Asp Ave, Norman, OK 73072, (405) 288-2536, email: llinn@ou.edu, web: www.medievalfair.org / Site: Reaves Park, Norman, OK / Booths: 200+ / Attendance: 300,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / see web site for camping information.

Scarlet's Mid-Winter Renaissance Festival
January 24-25, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. -6 p.m., Masked Ball
from 9:00- Midnight; 10-6:00 on Sunday.
Admission: $9 (wknd, ball and special rates: www.scarletfest.com/MidWinterFaire.htm ) / Contact: Robert Mullens, P.O. Box 7703, Edmond, OK 73083, (405) 476-1718, email: foxmoon@foxmoonproductions.com, web: www.scarletfest.com / Site: Oklahoma Farmer's Public Market Event Center / Booths: 30+ / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Hotels available at: www.scarletfest.com/festsponsors.htm <http://www.scarletfest.com/festsponsors.htm>

OREGON
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PENNSYLVANIA

May Day Fairie Festival
May 1 - 3, 2009, Fri. Noon - 6 p.m., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $10 / Contact: Posie, 4255 Pierceville Rd., Glen Rock, PA 17327, (717) 235-6610 events@spoutwood.com, web: www.fairiefestival.net / Site: 4255 Pierceville Rd. Glen Rock, PA 17327 / Booths: 70 / Attendance: 16,000 / Weapons: / See website for nearby hotel listings.

SOUTH DAKOTA
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TENNESSEE

Tennessee Renaissance Festival
May 2-25, 2009 (Weekends + Memorial Day), 10 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Admission: $18 / Contact: The Freemans, PO Box 309, Arrington, TN 37014, (615) 395-7296, email: comments@tnrenfest.com, web: www.tnrenfest.com / Site: Castle Gwyn near Triune, TN, 30 mi. S. of Nashville / Booths: 75 / Attendance: 50,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied. No firearms or replicas. / No on-site camping; state park and motels w/in 30 min. of site

TEXAS

Four Winds Masque Ball
March 28, 2009, 9 p.m - midnight
Admission: $15 / Contact: Kristin Stephens 710 Highway 110 South, Whitehouse, TX 75791, (903) 839-5271, email: fourwindsfaire1@yahoo.com, web: www.fourwindsfaire.com / Site: Vizcaya Ranch 10 miles south of Tyler, TX / Booths: N/A / Attendance: 1,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied, no modern firerms / Campground with RV hook-ups aval., hotels w/in 11 miles.

Four Winds Renaissance Faire
February 28 - April 19, 2009 (WO), 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Dustin Stephens, 710 Highway 110 South, Whitehouse, TX 75791, (903) 839-5271, email: fourwindsfaire1@yahoo.com, web: www.fourwindsfaire.com / Site: Vizcaya Ranch 15 miles south of Tyler, TX / Vendors: 50+ / Attendance: 14,000/ Weapons: must be peace-tied, no modern firearms / Campground near faire site, hotels with in 11 miles.

Scarborough Faire, The Renaissance Festival
April 4 - May 25, 2009 (Weekends + Mem Day), 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: $20.99 / Contact: Orvis Melvin, Southwest Festivals, PO Box 538, Waxahachie, TX 75168, (972) 938-3247, email: omelvin@scarboroughrenfest.com, web: www.scarboroughrenfest.com / Site: 2511 FM66, Waxahachie, TX / Booths: 198 / Attendance: 200,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Participant on-site camping avail.; motels w/in 2 mi.

Songwood Renaissance Festival
March TBA for 2009, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Admission: TBA / Contact: Steven Broussard,PO Box 378, Mont Belvieu TX 77580 (281)739-4036, email: mosquitocoast@msn.com, web: www.songwoodrenfest.com / Site: Liberty County, TX / Booths: / Attendance: / Weapons:

UTAH

Utah Renaissance Festival & Fantasy Faire
May 8-17, 2009, (WO) 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Admission: $12 / Contact: Sue Bodily, 161 South 2250 West, MSC Ogden, UT 84404, (801) 458-2925, email: itsbodily@aol.com, web: www.utahrenfest.com / Site: Millcreaak Hollow, 3105 West Pioneer Road, MSC, UT 84404 / Booths: 75 Attendance: 10,000 / Weapons: must be secured / hotels nearby.

VERMONT
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VIRGINIA

Enchantment Faire at Foamhenge
September 12�13, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sun. til 5 p.m.
Admission: $5 / Contact: Chris and Mia Pugh, Medieval Fantasies Company, 1044 Deerfield Valley Rd, West Augusta, VA 24485, (540) 939-4793, email: sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com, web: www.medievalfantasiesco.com / Site: Foamhenge at Natural Bridge, VA / Booths: 20 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: with purchase of weapons permit / BR avail; hotels nearby.

Gloucester Renaissance Festival
July 18 - 19, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 10 p.m., Sun. til 5 p.m.
Admission: FREE / Contact: Chris and Mia Pugh, Medieval Fantasies Company, 1044 Deerfield Valley Rd, West Augusta, VA 24485, (540) 939-4793, email: sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com, web: www.medievalfantasiesco.com/Gloucester.htm / Site: Historic Downtown, Gloucester, VA / Booths: 20 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: not allowed / BR avail; hotels nearby.

Green Hill Medieval Faire
September 26�27, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Masquerade Ball 7 p.m., Sun. til 5 p.m.
Admission: $5 / Contact: Chris and Mia Pugh, Medieval Fantasies Company, 1044 Deerfield Valley Rd, West Augusta, VA 24485, (540) 939-4793, email: sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com, web: www.medievalfantasiesco.com/GreenHill.htm / Site: Green Hill Park, Roanoke County, VA / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: allowed with purchase of weapons permit / BR avail; hotels nearby.

Stone Tower Glenn Renaissance Faire
June 20 21, 2009, Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Masquerade Ball 7 p.m. - 10 p.m., Sun 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $6 per car / Contact: Chris and Mia Pugh, Medieval Fantasies Company, 1044 Deerfield Valley Rd., West Augusta, VA 24485, (540) 939-4793, email: sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com, web: www.medievalfantasiesco.com/StoneTowerGlenn.htm / Site: Natural Chimneys Regional Park, Mt. Solon, VA / Booths: 30 / Attendance: 2,000 / Weapons: with purchase of weapons permit / BR avail; hotels nearby.

WASHINGTON

Camlann Village Festivals
July - August, 2009, (WO) 11:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $9 / Contact: Roger Shell, Camlann Medieval Assoc., 10320 Kelly Rd. NE., Carnation, WA 98014, (425) 788-8624, web: www.camlann.org / Site: 4 miles North of Carnation, WA / Booths: 20 / Attendance: 8,000 / Weapons: must be sheathed / Camping avail. off-site, inns nearby.

A Festival for May
May 2-3, 2009, (WO) 11:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Admission: $5 / Contact: Roger Shell, Camlann Medieval Assoc., 10320 Kelly Rd. NE., Carnation, WA 98014, (425) 788-8624, web: www.camlann.org/may_fest.htm / Site: 4 miles North of Carnation, WA / Attendance: 500 / Weapons: must be sheathed / Camping avail. off-site, inns nearby.

Ye Merrie Greenwood Faire
June 27-28, 2009, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Admission: $8 / Contact: Ye Merrie Greenwood Players, Marjorie Kunigsky, 6015 W 20th Ave., Kennewick, WA 99338, (509) 783-7727, email: eaglcrst@verizon.net, web: http://greenwood_players.home.comcast.net / Site: Howard Amon Park, Richland, WA / Booths: 70 / Attendance: 6,000 / Weapons: must be peace-tied / Participant camping on-site; campgrounds and hotels nearby.

WISCONSIN

Janesville Renaissance Faire
May 16-17, 2009, 10 a.m - 7 p.m
Admission: $8 / Conact: Janesville Renaissance Faire, Inc., Venesa Draves, PO Box 2932, Janesville, WI 53547, (608) 322-8813, email: jvlfaire@gsmbristol.org, web: www.jvlfaire.gsmbristol.org / Site: 600 N. Main Street / Booths: 45 / Attendance: 3,000+ / Weapons: must be sheathed and peace-tied / Participant camping, hotels nearby.

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13.: Metaphysical Study Group open to All, 12/1/2010, 7:30 pm

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14.: Natural Healing: Shay Your December Issue of Natural Alternatives

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IN THIS ISSUE: 1) LAW OF GRATITUDE 2) THE MOST POWERFUL NUTRIENT EVER DISCOVERED FOR EYE HEALTH 3) REDUCING HOLIDAY STRESS WITH BREATH AWARENESS
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1) LAW OF GRATITUDE
By Jim Philips

The law of gratitude is much like the law of gravity in that we know it
exists, we know to a certain degree what it is, we know that it is at
work whether we are consciously aware of it or not. We don't have to
think about gravity to know that it keeps planets in alignment and us on
the face of the Earth. We don't have to think about it to know that it
causes the ebb and flow of the oceans. With
gratitude however the more we are conscious and are aware of it and
express it, the more we are given for which to be grateful. The more we
demonstrate that we appreciate all that we have and all that is
available to us, the more the Universe responds by giving us more. So
just how does this law of gratitude work? When we demonstrate
gratitude, heartfelt gratitude, through our thoughts, words and deeds we
emit an energetic frequency of love, joy, peace and thankfulness. As
this energetic frequency is emitted it attracts like energetic
frequencies that open the way for similar experiences. The Universe
wants us to experience love, joy and happiness. Therefore it will
co-create with us those experiences that allow for these
feelings/emotions to be expressed. Being
in a state of gratitude allows us to be open and receptive to what the
Universe wants us to experience, in fact, what the Universe has promised
to us as our birthright. We live life with an understanding and
acceptance that there is an abundance of everything we desire readily
available to us at all times. Living
our lives with this abundance mentality dissolves all thoughts of lack
or limit to which we might become attached. By releasing limiting
thoughts and beliefs we make room for that which we truly desire and for
which we are truly grateful. By expressing gratitude we become
empowered because we no longer question our worthiness to receive
whatever it is we desire.
Keys to the Law of Gratitude:
1.Gratitude
must be heart-felt and sincere. It is expressed without the ego based
intention that you will receive something in return.
2.Gratitude is expressed/demonstrated in thought, word and deed.

3.Gratitude is expressed for anything and everything for which you have
been blessed without any judgment or thought about that which you do
not have.
4.When gratitude is expressed we ask that what we have been given be given to all others.
Author's Bio

JIM has been a highly respected business leader and entrepreneur for
the better part of 30 years. His passion for inspiring others to higher
levels of achievement has resulted in the presentation of workshops and
seminars on business development and success principles throughout the
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the exploration and application of spiritual law as it applies to
prosperity and overall quality of life. In addition to workshops and
teleconferences Jim is available for: •Spiritual mentoring. •One on one
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2) THE MOST POWERFUL NUTRIENT EVER DISCOVERED FOR EYE HEALTH
By Dr. Mercola
Scientists
long ago discovered that a class of naturally occurring pigments called
carotenoids held powerful antioxidant properties that are crucial for
your health. But only recently has one particular carotenoid jumped to
the forefront in terms of its status as a "supernutrient," becoming the
focus of a large and growing number of peer-reviewed scientific
publications. This
carotenoid is called astaxanthin. Astaxanthin is produced by the
microalgae Haematoccous pluvialis when its water supply dries up,
forcing it to protect itself from ultraviolet radiation. Astaxanthin
is leaps and bounds more powerful than beta-carotene, alpha-tocopherol,
lycopene and lutein; other members of its chemical family. Astaxanthin
exhibits VERY STRONG free radical scavenging activity, and protects your
cells, organs and body tissues from oxidative damage. What
makes astaxanthin so different from other nutritional elements? And
what can it do for your health? The answers to these questions will
form the basis of the remainder of this article, and I think you'll be
quite impressed.
Astaxanthin is in a League of its Own There are many properties that make this carotenoid special. Here are the main differences:
Astaxanthin
is by far the most powerful carotenoid antioxidant when it comes to
free radical scavenging: it is 65 times more powerful than vitamin C, 54
times more powerful than beta-carotene, and 14 times more powerful than
vitamin E.
Astaxanthin is far more effective than other
carotenoids at "singlet oxygen quenching," which is a particular type of
oxidation. The damaging effects of sunlight and various organic
materials are caused by this less-stable form of oxygen. Astaxanthin is
550 times more powerful than vitamin E and 11 times more powerful than
beta-carotene at neutralizing this singlet oxygen.
Astaxanthin
crosses the blood-brain barrier AND the blood-retinal barrier (beta
carotene and lycopene do not), which has huge implications for the
health of your eyes.
It is soluble in lipids, so it incorporates into cell membranes.
It is a potent UVB absorber.
It reduces DNA damage.
It is a very powerful natural anti-inflammatory.
No adverse reactions have been found for people taking astaxanthin.

It is virtually impossible to obtain the recommended daily amount of
astaxanthin from diet alone because there are only two prime sources:
microalgae and sea creatures that consume the algae (such as salmon,
shellfish, and krill).
Carotenoids 101
Carotenoids
are the compounds in your foods that give you that vibrant cornucopia
of color -- from green grasses to red beets, to the spectacular yellows
and oranges of your bell peppers -- as well as all of the beautiful
flowers in your garden. Almost all living things obtain their colors
from natural pigments. Beyond
their visual splendor, these pigments have deeper value in that they
carry out a variety of important biological functions. They are critical
to the photosynthetic process and protect the plant or organism from
damage by light and oxygen. Many animals incorporate carotenoids into
their diets, which provide them with antioxidants and a source of
vitamin A activity. By consuming a plant or organism that contains these pigments, you gain a similar protective benefit. There are more than 600 naturally occurring carotenoids, but most people are familiar with only a few. Carotenoids are classified into two groups: 1.Carotenes,
which contain no oxygen atoms: lycopene (the red in tomatoes) and
beta-carotene (the orange in carrots) are examples. 2.Xanthophylls,
which contain oxygen atoms: lutein, canthaxanthin (the gold in
chanterelle mushrooms), zeaxanthin, and astaxanthin are examples. Zeaxanthin is the most common carotenoid found in nature (peppers, maize, kiwi, grapes, oranges and squash). At
this moment, about ten different carotenoids are likely circulating in
your blood. None of the carotenes tested to date are able to cross your
blood-brain barrier -- but astaxanthin does.
All Carotenoids are Not Created Equal
Some
carotenoids (including beta-carotene, lycopene, and zeaxanthin) act not
only as antioxidants, but also as pro-oxidants when present in your
tissues in sufficient concentrations -- which is not a good thing. Astaxanthin is unique in that it cannot function as a pro-oxidant, making it highly beneficial. Zeaxanthin
is already abundant in your diet, provided you eat enough fresh,
raw, vegetables and some fruit. Your best source of lutein is from the
yolks of eggs -- but make sure they are organic eggs laid by free-range
pastured hens. Astaxanthin
is different in that you are probably not consuming much of it, and
certainly not enough to take advantage of all its benefits. Astaxanthin
is the most commonly occurring red carotenoid in marine and aquatic
animals, especially salmon, giving it its characteristic pink color.
Salmon and other sea creatures, like other animals, cannot synthesize
astaxanthin themselves and must obtain it from their diets, which
include zooplankton and krill. These smaller organisms feed on the
microalgae, which are the original producers of the pigment. Laboratory-made
astaxanthin is now commonly used worldwide to supplement fish feeds in
order to obtain the desired pinkish to orange-red color. However, wild
salmon are 400 percent higher in astaxanthin than farmed salmon, and 100
percent of theirs is natural astaxanthin, rather than synthetic.
Carotenoids and Your Eyes
When you were a child, odds are you were told, "Eat carrots -- they'll give you good eyesight!" There
is some truth to that old adage, as carrots contain carotenoids -- many
of which are important for your eyes. Vitamin A, or retinal, is vital
to your retina -- without it, you would simply go blind. But vitamin A
is readily available from your diet. Of
all the carotenoids, only zeaxanthin and lutein are found in your
retina, which has the highest concentration of fatty acids of any tissue
in your body. This is because your retina is a highly light and oxygen
rich environment, and it needs a large force of free radical scavengers
to prevent oxidative damage there. It
is theorized that your body concentrates zeaxanthin and lutein in your
retina to perform this duty. The concentration of these two pigments in
the macula of your retina are what give it its characteristic yellow
color. (The macula is actually called the "macula lutea" which literally
means "yellow spot.") Zeaxanthin and lutein both cross the
blood-brain-retina barriers, as astaxanthin does. It
is interesting that your eye preferentially concentrates zeaxanthin
over lutein in the central macular retinal area (called the fovea),
where the greatest amount of light impinges -- and zeaxanthin is a more
effective singlet oxygen scavenger than lutein. Your body seems to
naturally "know" this and accumulates it where it's most needed!
Protecting Your Retina with Astaxanthin
Vitamin
C can help protect you from retinal injury from excessive light energy,
and indeed, high levels of vitamin C are found in human retinal
tissues. But this common nutrient cannot do the job alone. Epidemiological
studies have shown that diets high in carotenoids (especially lutein
and zeaxanthin) are associated with a reduced risk of cataracts and
ARMD. It has also been shown experimentally that regular consumption of
lutein supplements can increase your macular pigment density, which may
potentially reduce your risk for later development of ARMD. Scientists
have studied lutein, zeaxanthin, canthaxanthin, and astaxanthin for
their respective abilities to protect the retina. But none function to
the degree that astaxanthin does, in terms of potency as a free radical
scavenger and/or permeability across your blood-brain-retina barrier. In
studies, canthaxanthin was actually found to be potentially damaging to
the eye as it caused eye inclusions, which can lead to retinopathy. So
this carotenoid was ruled out as a supplement. Dr. Mark Tso of the
Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins University (considered by most
professionals to be the most prestigious ophthalmology training center
in the world) has clearly demonstrated that astaxanthin is the clear
winner when it comes to protecting your eyes. He discovered that
astaxanthin easily crosses into the tissues of the eye and exerts its
effects safely and with more potency than any of the other carotenoids,
without adverse reactions. Specifically,
Tso determined astaxanthin could ameliorate or prevent light induced
damage, photoreceptor cell damage, ganglion cell damage, and damage to
the neurons of the inner retinal layers. He
concluded that astaxanthin supplementation could be effective in
preventing or treating a whole host of eye diseases, including: Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD)
Diabetic neuropathy
Cystoid macular edema
Central retinal arterial and venous occlusion
Glaucoma
Inflammatory eye diseases (i.e., retinitis, iritis, keratitis, scleritis, etc.) Other
researchers (Shimidzu et al, Bagchi, Martin et al, and Beutner) have
since confirmed Dr. Tso's finding that astaxanthin is the most powerful
antioxidant ever discovered for eye health, giving your eyes an
additional layer of long-term protection.
Source: mercola.com
3) REDUCING HOLIDAY STRESS WITH BREATH AWARENESS
By David Krajovic

Holidays are often stressful. Despite the fun and excitement of this
time of year, it is hard to get by without added stress. With good
intentions we take on new tasks and activities to ensure a happy holiday
for our family and friends. We do more than time allows. This leaves us
tired, exhausted and secretly looking forward to when the holidays are
over so we can rest. As the favorite Christmas song goes, "And mom and
dad can hardly wait for school to start again." It's a paradox. You love
the holidays but don't love how you do it and wish there was a way to
do it with less stress.
You Can Make A Difference There
is something you can do, something that is in your control, something
that can relax you and up your energy level at the same time. You can
actually become more present and enjoy more of the holidays in ways you
never thought possible. Does that sound like something you would like to
experience? You can do this by taking some deep breaths and becoming
aware of the way you breathe.
Stress Affects the Way We Breathe Stress
is the condition of wanting something one way when the event or action
is headed another way. If that thing does not happen, then I will not be
happy. Or if this other thing happens, then I will be unhappy. Our mind
is often out there somewhere in the future, planning this contemplating
that. How we are going to get it all done, we ask. In essence, we are
living in the future rather than the now. We miss a lot of the joy of
the season as we run around trying to please everyone. This stress
causes our breath pattern to become rapid and shallow, blood pressure
increases, and we become numb to our surroundings.
Slowing Down Your Breathing Slows Down Your Stress It
seems hard to slow it down but it's not. When you bring awareness to
your breath, you slow it all down because when you are aware of the
breath you are aware of the breath in this moment. Therefore, you cannot
be in the past or the future. You can only be here now. Through
presence, you gain energy and clarity and open to a whole new world
around you. You will find it easier to balance your life as you make
choices of a higher nature. You will find yourself enjoying the holidays
like never before. So when you are feeling stressed, try the following:

1. Observe your breath? Is your breath short and shallow? Is it in the
chest or belly? Are you breathing or hardly breathing? We often stop
breathing when we are under stress.
2. Take a deep breath in and count the number of seconds it took to breathe in.

3. When you exhale, breathe out twice as long as it took to inhale. If
you inhaled on a count of four, slow down your exhale to a count of
eight.
4. Clear you mind. Think about nothing. Sometimes it's hard
to do but if you focus on feeling the breath move through you this will
be much easier. You will be in the moment not with some thought in the
future or past.
5. Repeat for three full breaths.
6. Note how you feel.
The Benefits of Breath Awareness You
will notice everything slows down. As the mind slows down, the focus of
the mind actually increases. You will be less distracted and mental
clarity will increase allowing you to make better decisions. You will be
less stressed; blood vessels will dilate and your blood pressure will
decline. All good things for you and your body. It's a gift you can give
yourself. Minutes a Day Can Change Your Life This
technique takes about 60 seconds to practice. It takes no time at all.
There are no excuses for not doing it. The key to achieving lasting
benefits is frequency and repetition. This is a practice. It needs to be
done frequently to create a more permanent change in your vibrational
frequency. We are all human, and we forget. Place reminders around your
house. Some suggestions: put a sticky note on your bathroom mirror and
one on your refrigerator, place a note on the dashboard of your car,
change the screensaver on your computer, place reminders in your
calendar, get your family involved and remind each other. Do this
together and you will be amazed at the connection you feel for each
other. Minutes a day is all it takes. Practicing
breath awareness regularly brings inner stillness, peace, feelings of
open heartedness and love. Isn't that the real Spirit of the Season?
Peace and Joy to you this Holiday Season. Breathe Well! Be Well! Live Well!
Author's Bio

Dave Krajovic, MBA, CPA, NCTMB is an Advanced Pranic Healer, Master
Breather, Certified Breath Facilitator, Senior Trainer for the
Transformational Breath Foundation and co-founder of the Global Breath
Institute. As an international speaker and trainer he has helped
thousands restore well-being, renew their passion for life and connect
to Oneness through Transformational Breathing Breathwork and the mystery
of the breath. You can learn more about conscious breathing by viewing
his website at http://www.globalbreathinstitute.com or contact him at
734-416-5200 or dave@GlobaBreathInstitute.com.
Thank you for reading!
Namaste Livia
www.reiki-for-holistic-health.com
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15.: Jennifer Hoffman: My Way Or the Highway

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 3:57 pm (PST)

Ascension Insights --
My Way Or the Highway

Greetings!

December 1, 2010
Hi everyone,
What
do you do when you try hard to please someone and no matter what you do
they refuse to see things your way or to compromise with their
position? They want their way, no matter what and they want you to honor
their path, fears and needs no matter how much it costs you in terms of
time, energy, or emotions. You are at an impasse and you have to make a
choice that you don't want to make-to tell them 'no', and then deal
with the consequences of their anger, do what they ask and then be angry
with yourself or walk away and risk that they will cut you out of their
life (which may actually be a good thing).

Or
you can be that person, feeling that you have to defend your place in
life against everyone else and things have to go your way or not at all.
Everyone in your life presents a challenge to your freedom and energy
and you feel you must always assert yourself to ensure that your needs
are met.

We
face power struggles in our life every day and sometimes we have to
decide between several unappealing choices. But we can only see it from
our perspective and we don't see what is really going on with the other
person. What do they want when it's 'their way or the highway?' What are
they afraid of? What needs do they have that are not being met in their
life? Why do they have to put their needs above everyone else's?

People
who are very determined to get their way may be loud, angry,
confrontational and even rude but at their core they are so afraid their
needs won't be met that they feel the only way to do that is to force
everyone around them to comply. And because they are loud and angry when
they don't get their way, many people do what they ask to avoid the
hassle of trying to reason with them.

If
we look at the difficult people in our lives a little more closely, the
ones with a 'my way or the highway' attitude, we can see that they are
very needy and are desperate for approval and attention. At some point
in their life they did not get the love they wanted in the way they
wanted it and they are going to ensure that they get it now. As far as
they are concerned, everyone in their life is a source of meeting their
needs. And that includes you, if you are part of their circle. What do
you do? How can you meet their needs and maintain your boundaries?

Lessons
in boundaries often involve people who stretch our boundaries to their
limit. Can we maintain our boundaries under pressure? Every situation
provides a variety of choices, even with the loudest, most demanding
people. We can give in because we don't want to face their anger or we
can look at their neediness and respond in a way that addresses their
needs without doing something we do not want to do. And we can realize
that we can't make everyone happy and if they are not willing to
compromise then we need to look at ourselves and the kind of people we
are attracting.

If
we have made it a habit to give in to them, it may take a few times for
them to understand that the terms of the game have changed and we are no
longer going to say 'Yes' to everything they want. We may have to be
willing to put up with a little anger and resentment and that is where
we back down because we establish our boundaries and then want everyone
to agree with them. They may not and probably won't. And sometimes they
will resent us for it. But that's OK because it's not about one person
winning and the other losing, it is about compromise and you are not the
person who must always compromise your position or yourself.

But
we take that to mean that we are wrong, our boundaries are unacceptable
or we are not doing enough to help others. Everyone has needs they think
are important. When those needs aren't met they become afraid and
strike out at the person they think isn't meeting them. That is when we
can take a good look at what we do to avoid challenges and, more
importantly our level of responsibility to others.

We
can take on the responsibility for solving others' problems and meeting
their needs or realize that everyone is powerful, we all have the same
source of power and we choose how we use our power in our lives. By
thinking that others are powerless we take on the responsibility for
their life and then offer our power to them. The greatest gift we can
give to others is to see them as powerful and to recognize their inner
power. Whether they can make the connections to it is their
responsibility. And we can step aside and let them do that in their own
time.

We're
coming into the end of a challenging year and this month is going to
give us many opportunities to create strong boundaries. These are not
necessarily to keep others out, although they can do that, but to help
us manage our own energy. Who are we always doing things for, whose
needs do we put above our own, who is the priority in our life? Any area
where this is a question is an area where you can be sure to get a
lesson in creating boundaries that honor you and allow you to always act
in integrity with your priorities, your self and you own needs. You can
help others but not by assuming responsibility for their happiness.

And
the people who approach who with a 'my way or the highway' attitude can
be invited to sit down with you at the compromise table or you can send
them down their highway, bless them and tell them to enjoy the trip.

Keep the faith, we're all in this together and time is moving quickly. Become the observer in your life as you stay focused on your path.

In
these interesting and transformational times, we can be overwhelmed by
what is happening in our lives but there are always other solutions.
Here are a few things to help you get through the difficult moments in
your life:

Stay calm, focused, detached and aware and remember your thoughts are creating every moment of your life. Think the best ones.

As you ponder this and the other things that are happening at this time remember to:

Accept all gifts of understanding with gratitude and use them to apply forgiveness, release and healing to every situation.

Ask for guidance and confirmation and then wait for it to come to you.

Above all, be grateful for this
opportunity to be part of humanity's amazing shift in consciousness as
we all ascend into the miracle vibration.

Many blessings in these miraculous and amazing times,
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16a.: Daily Goddess Devotion

Posted by: "Ash" mhc4sure@yahoo.com mhc4sure

Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:08 pm (PST)

Source: Lady Abigail

Daily Goddess Devotion

Peace,
is a light from the Goddess of love that shines within the hearts of
Her children. So let us together summon peace as the light of the world
unto all nations. Blessed shall She be.

Lady Abigail
Copyright 11232010

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17.: The Christian Lens: Why Goddess Worshiping Greeks Had No Pornography

Posted by: "Karen Tate" karentate108@ca.rr.com specialjourn

Wed Dec 1, 2010 4:37 pm (PST)

Greetings All,

Hot off a wildly successful presentation at Boston University, we have
returning guest blogger, Dr. David Hillman, author of The Chemical Muse.
You might remember Dr. Hillman, a self proclaimed servant of the
Muses, supporter of women and Goddess Advocate. His scholarly
discoveries and research, once censored, are now coveted as academics
realize the error in their thinking and begin enthusiastically embracing
his body of work. Be one of the first to read the latest of what some
may call controversial, but textually sound scholarship, and feel free
to leave your comments for David. And don't miss the end of the
article where I'll provide links to David's previous blog entries here
and links to our radio show interviews on Voices of the Sacred Feminine,
where David retains the distinguished ranking of one my top ten interviews.

I think you'll enjoy reading and listening to Dr. Hillman. He does not
rely on others translations of ancient Greek. He can translate on his
own, consequently, he has a lot to say that's not tainted by the
Christian lens, which helps us understand what the Greeks really meant
about important topics.

The Christian Lens: Why Goddess Worshiping Greeks Had No Pornography
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18.: Thursday's Correspondence...Dec 2

Posted by: "Cher Chirichello" CHIC0411@YAHOO.COM chic0411

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:18 pm (PST)

Thursday's Correspondence...Dec 2

Today's Influences: Luck, Religion, Healing, Trade And Employment, Treasure, Honors, Riches, Legal Matters

Deities: Thor, Zeus, Jupiter, Juno, Hera, Kwan Yin, Mary, Cybele, Tara, Mawu, Mlaba Mwana Waresa, Ishtar, Nuit

Aromas: Stock, Lilac, Storax, Aloes

Incense: Nutmeg, Henbane

Candle: Blue

Color: Royal blues, greens

Planet: Jupiter

Metal: Tin

Gemstones: Turquoise, amethyst, lapis lazuli

Herbs & Plants: Honeysuckle, oak trees, cinquefoil

Associations: Honor and family loyalty, harvests, clothing and riches, fealty

Use for magic involving growth, expansion, prosperity, money, business, attracting more of what you have.

What's Happening Today:
# Lovers' Fair (Belgium)
# Atomic Day
# Pan American Health Day
# St. Chromatius' Day
# Feast of Pirate Utopias
# Laos Republic Day
# Festival of the Finger-Stalls (Fairy)
# United Arab Emirates Independence Day
# Sugarplum Festival
# Walter Plinge Day (UK)
# National Fritters Day
# St. Bibiana's Day (patron against hangovers)

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19.: Travel Divination

Posted by: "Cher Chirichello" CHIC0411@YAHOO.COM chic0411

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:35 pm (PST)

Travel Divination
Incense of the day: Coriander

If there is an upcoming trip that you feel uneasy about, perform this simple divination using a bowl of water and a stone. When you are alone, place the bowl of water
on a table and sit in front of it. Ask whether you should undertake the
journey. Be very specific in your wording. Meditate for a few minutes,
and request your spirit guides to be present with you. Drop the stone
into the bowl of water, and pay keen attention to the ripples created.
An even number of ripples means the answer to your query is "yes." An
odd number indicates "no." Thank your spirit guides, and pour the water
down the sink. Wash
the stone, and store it in a pouch.

By: S. Y. Zenith

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20.: Today's Goddess: NINA Pan-American Health Day (United States)

Posted by: "Cher Chirichello" CHIC0411@YAHOO.COM chic0411

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:35 pm (PST)

Today's Goddess:NINA
Pan-American Health Day (United States)

Themes: Health; Cooperation; Dreams; Magick; Meditation.
Symbols: Lions; Fish; Serpent (her sacred animals)

About Nina: A very ancient Mother Goddess figure in Mesopotamia, Nina has many powers, including healing,
herb magick, meditation, dream interpretation, and helping civilization along when needed. Today we will be
focusing on her healthful attributes and knowledge of herbs to improve well-being for the winter months.

To Do Today: Pan-American Health Day focuses on worldwide cooperation in the public heath field. On the home
front, do everything possible to make your home and body healthy and strong. Beginning in your living space, wash
the floors using sage water, and burn a sage smudge stick. This herb decreases germ infestation and is magickally
aligned with Nina's energy. As you go through your home, carry a small bell and add this incantation:

Nina, come and make us well;
banish sickness with the ringing of this bell.

Ring the bell in each room at the end of the incantation. In many religious traditions, bells are considered to scare
away the evil influences that cause sickness.

To overcome a troublesome malady, put a picture of one of Nina's sacred animals under your pillow to invoke a
healing dream. This tradition is very old and sometimes results in healthful energy being conveyed through your
dream, or in a dream that shows you what to do for a cure.
..By Patricia Telesco From "365 Goddess"

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21.: Daily Aromatherapy Tip - Christmas Tree Spray

Posted by: "Cher Chirichello" CHIC0411@YAHOO.COM chic0411

Wed Dec 1, 2010 8:43 pm (PST)

Daily Aromatherapy Tip - Christmas Tree Spray
Help your tree smell like it was just cut.Make a mixture of 1 cup water with 6 drops of
essential oil of Pine. Use this to spray the tree. Or put a few drops of Pine on a cloth
and tuck this around the base of the tree.
....
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Wed Dec 1, 2010 10:54 pm (PST)

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