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Brian Foley Memorial Drum Circle - May 11th 2015

4/29/2015

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Come celebrate the amazing Brian Foley at a memorial drum circle. Celebrate with the community he loved so much. Welcome Home!! More information to come...

Every Monday 7-10:00

What To Expect:
There is a $3.00 maintenance fee for Drum Circle for all adults your children are welcome to come with you free of charge under the age of 18, Minors ARE NOT permitted to attend Drum Circle without their own parent or guardian.

We have a few "Rules of Hospitality" likened to those anyone would have in their home, it is your responsibility to know what is expected of you to attend this gathering. You are welcome to bring your own children, kids love the drumming energy, however, you must watch your kids and keep them with you at all times. No cameras, video or audio recorders are permitted at Drum Circle.

We love your laughter and chatter and do insist that you do this at a reasonable distance so as not to disrupt the drummers and dancers. If you do not drum or dance, you are welcome to add your energy to the center. Most of our drum pieces end in either revelry and laughter or silence. We encourage participation by novices in the circle. It is very unlikely that you'll be the only first-timer here. If you don't yet own a drum, we have a couple of extras.

Come when you can and leave when you must. At or about 8:30 pm, we take time out for Tribe/Community announcements for new births, engagements, birthday, anniversaries, and immediately following our announcements we do healing for those that are in need of the collective energy that builds throughout the evening.

We drum until 10:00 pm. There are currently more than 1,000 people on our Facebook page, most of them have been to Drum Circle at least once.

We average 15 to 30 drummers per evening. Expect to see African djembes, Middle Eastern doumbeks, frame drums, ashikos, congas, bongos, cajons and all sorts of rhythm instruments. We welcome and encourage dancers. Expect at times, for some trance work to occur during some sessions and try to be respectful of this. The circle is for drumming and dancing only. There are many other areas provided for socializing and conversing.

There is NO recording or taking pictures permitted at Drum Circle!

Anyone may start a beat. This can set the tempo and the tone of that segment. This guideline keeps us from slipping into the same rhythm patterns. It also helps keeps the "Ego Tangos" from dominating. It allows us to sound African, Latin, Middle Eastern, Native American, Primal, Tribal and purely creative, all in one evening. It allows us to weave energy.

On the Summer Solstice this year, we will celebrate the 16th YEAR! There will be a special drum circle on Monday June 23rd!

And we are an ongoing site for food donations for The Food Bank of Southeastern Virginia! Bring a food donation, we'll give you a ticket for a drawing during our announcement time! You could win something COOL!

If you have any questions, comments, concerns or ideas contact Debbie Foley, Owner of Mystic Moon and host of The Mystic Moon Drum Circle, at 757 855-3280, e-mail Debbie at mooncelts@aol.com, or send Debbie a message on the Mystic Moon of Norfolk face book page.
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Greek Pottery Reveals the names of amazon women

4/22/2015

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This Greek cup, dating from around 510 B.C., depicts an Amazon warrior on a horse. Scholars suggest wording on the vase names the woman Worthy of Armor in ancient Circassian.
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The Greek poet Homer was born sometime between the 12th and 8th centuries BC, possibly somewhere on the coast of Asia Minor. He is famous for the epic poems The Iliad and The Odyssey, which have had an enormous effect on Western culture, but very little is known about their alleged author.

Some scholars believe him to be one man; others think these iconic stories were created by a group. A variation on the group idea stems from the fact that storytelling was an oral tradition and Homer compiled the stories, then recited them to memory.

Further Reading:  Project Gutenberg - Homer
According to National Geographic a new study published in the Journal Hesperia reveals the painstaking work of deciphering fragments of Greek Pottery.  Linguists pieced together several languages not spoken for  2,500 years which contain the names of Amazon women.   Author Adrienne Mayor and J. Paul Getty Museum assistant curator David Saunders translated Greek inscriptions found on 12 ancient vases from Athens dating from 550 BC to 450 BC. The inscriptions appear next to scenes of Amazons fighting, hunting, or shooting arrows.

The eighth-century B.C. poet Homer was the first to mention the existence of the Amazons. In the Iliad—which is set 500 years earlier, during the Bronze or Heroic Age--

“Essentially, the ancient Greeks seem to have been trying to re-create the sounds of Scythian names and words on the Amazon vases by writing them out phonetically,” writes the National Geographic. “In doing so, the Greeks may have preserved the roots of ancient languages, showing scholars how these people sounded on the steppes long ago.” (Source:  Ancient Origins News)

While these translations get us closer to the truth about the Amazons, the preservation of ancient languages offers us a Key to future discovery. 

Further Reading:  Theoi - Amazons
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Ancient Hang Over Cure Found in ANcient Greek Texts

4/22/2015

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Largest collection of medical papyri

Got Hang Over?  How about a Leafy Necklace?  According to a Live Science report, Ancient Greeks recorded an age-old medical cure in practice by the Egyptians. 

"The alcohol victim would have strung together leaves from a shrub called Alexandrian chamaedaphne (Ruscus racemosus L.), possibly wearing the strand around the neck, the text revealed."

The study of Ancient Papyri, found at Oxyrhynchus by  Bernard Grenfell and Arthur Hunt, has been a long & grueling task taking over a century.  30 new translations have been published in Volume 80. The medical papyri are now owned by the Egypt Exploration Society and are kept at the Sackler Library at Oxford University.

"The writers of these ancient papyri relied heavily on Greek knowledge. The ancient residents of Oxyrhynchus strongly embraced Hellenistic (Greek-influenced) culture, something that spread throughout Egypt, and the wider Middle East, after the conquests of Alexander the Great, Nutton said."



In addition to the treatment of hangovers, some of the more interesting treatments deal with the eyes.  An eye-lotion called collyrium containing copper flakes, antimony oxide, white lead, washed lead dross , starch, dried roses, rainwater, gum Arabic, poppy juice and Celtic spikenard; is thought to have been used to treat 
 rheum.  


The full report can be read on LiveScience




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Wild Nature!

4/21/2015

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Protect your Garden with Beneficial Insects

A guide to Biological Pest-control


DID YOU KNOW?

Lady-bugs feed on soft-bodied insects such as Aphids.


Lacewings feed on Aphids, Thrips, Scales, Moth-eggs, small Caterpillars & Mites. 


Hover flies don't just pollinate fruits such as Raspberries & Strawberries, they feed on Aphids that are tucked away in hard to reach places. 


Predatory bugs such as Assassin & Soldier bugs hunt down Tomato Worms & Leaf-hopper Nymphs.



These are just a few examples of helpful insects that offer alternatives to harmful chemicals to manage pests.
 

Volunteer in our Community Garden



We could sure use a hand weeding, planting, mowing, and keeping the Community Center Garden neat and tidy.  


  • Pick up Trash
  • Empty Trash Containers
  • Clean-up Common Areas
  • Work the Gardens


Lend a hand in our Community Garden.  Sponsor a flower bed or just come out and help to maintain it.  Volunteers meet on Saturday afternoons if you'd care to join!


For all you apartment dwellers, this is an ideal time to connect with the Earth and watch our Community grow!
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Northern Ireland's FIrst Pagan Priest

4/17/2015

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You may be familiar with Carberry from the January vandalism of the Manannan Mac Lir statue which was later found in February about a mile form its original location. 
Belfast Media Group: "Patrick Carberry, who’s based in Glengormley, applied to Stormont five months ago to be certified as a holy man and officials have now got back to him to say he can now carry out religious ceremonies for people who follow Irish pre-Christian religions.  Patrick, who has been attacked in the past for his beliefs, says he hopes the fact that pagans have official recognition means they will now be more readily accepted in society."

Metal Gaia: “In 2009 I set up a church called the Order of the Golden River but the members and I agreed to keep it underground because the people were afraid of being targeted.”

Apparently this fear is well founded. Patrick was assaulted at a small outlet he opened in the Park Centre last September. But he says he’s now happy to announce he is a full-time priest in the pagan religion, now that he has official recognition.

“I’m not in the slightest bit bothered. I am a full-time pagan priest and it’s as simple as that. That’s what I do. Other people have jobs and do their paganism outside of that but I am the same level as any priest or reverend and I have now been recognized as such.”



To read more on this story, you may also visit The Wild Hunt.






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Pagans & Poverty

4/17/2015

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A recent blog-post by Patheos has inspired much conversation about the Spirit of Poverty and what has been called the ferocious beast of Capitalism.   Living in a capitalist society with full awareness is much like having a veil pulled from your eyes.  You can see the effects, feel powerless to affect change, remain apathetic towards the passions of others or maybe even experience indifference.  To be human, some say, is knowing good & evil. Knowing and Experience are the ways of the wise.  The ways of Our craft...



Poverty of the Mind & Body

When one strives towards community, the idea of sharing efforts and achieving a common goal is so often treated as an opposing force against the spirit, that one can fail to launch. Labors can tax the Body and thus drain the Mind.  One may favor romanticism over the realities of the material and expectations not met transmute into resentment.  There is a longing to shed one's mortal coil while holding on to it steadfast and strong.  Ideas are great but if there's no real follow-through, how can anyone expect goals to be reached?  There's labor involved and if you get in and get your hands dirty, you're bound to get fruit!

We focus our intent, we hope to use it in a meaningful way that leads to personal fulfillment while also strengthening our community.  It can be a balancing act and more often than not, one can fail to reconcile discrepancies between what the spirit wants and the body can do.   We appreciate all efforts towards community but not at the cost of Poverty to the Mind & Body.  This leads to apathy and so many fall away from it and retreat to solitude.  The lens by which one views community can seem as though it was fashioned by Nero himself but there are other ways of seeing, of being in community.   Maybe you feel like an accidental tourist but the more you visit a place, the more familiar it can become.  It can become a home away from home, an investment in your own future.   It can earn interest!

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"The virtues of the poor may be readily admitted, and are much to be regretted. We are often told that the poor are grateful for charity. Some of them are, no doubt, but the best amongst the poor are never grateful. They are ungrateful, discontented, disobedient, and rebellious. They are quite right to be so."

–Oscar Wilde, The Soul of Man Under Socialism

The Human SPirit

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"The bourgeoisie cannot exist without constantly revolutionising the instruments of production, and thereby the relations of production, and with them the whole relations of society. …All fixed, fast-frozen relations, with their train of ancient and venerable prejudices and opinions, are swept away, all new-formed ones become antiquated before they can ossify. All that is solid melts into air, all that is holy is profaned, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses his real conditions of life, and his relations with his kind."

–Marx and Engles, The Communist Manifesto

Musings are a way to keep the conversation going, to keep ideas alive that act as the energy to feed action.

Do What Ye Will!
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The 11th Hour

4/16/2015

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"You have been telling people that this is the eleventh hour.

Now you must go back and tell people that this is the hour!

And there are things to be considered:

Where are you living?

What are you doing?

What are your relationships?

Are you in right relation?

Where is your water?

Know your Garden.

It is time to speak your truth.

Create your community.

Be good to yourself.

And not look outside of yourself for a leader.

This could be a good time!

There is a river flowing very fast.

It is so great and fast that there are those who will be afraid.

They will hold on to the shore.

They will feel that they are being torn apart, and they will suffer greatly.

Know that the river has its destination.

The elders say that we must let go of the shore,

push off into the middle of the river,

keep our eyes open,

and our heads above the water.

See who is in there with you and celebrate.

At this time we are to take nothing personally,

least of all, ourselves.

For the moment that we do,

our spiritual growth comes to a halt.

The time of the lone wolf is over.

Gather yourselves!

Banish the word struggle from your attitude and your vocabulary.

All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.

We are the ones that we have been waiting for."



-Cherokee, Elder, Will Rockingbear



The HOPI TRIBE

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Will Rockingbear
May 7th, 1935 – January 11th, 2013

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What is the 11th Hour?

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Learn more about the Cherokee

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Internet Memes...

A message regarding the 11th Hour: 
Karl Scherer, March 22, 2003

Dear Friends,

As the Hopi tradition is  probably the oldest  existing oral tradition on Turtle Island claiming the same incredible amount of historical lineage as 
does  BON, and having visited and studied with Hopi Elders in the seventies; as well as talked at length with Lopon Tenzin Namdak on significant 
similiarities both in teaching as well as ritual in the Native American and BON traditions, I feel inclined to comment on this "message" :

 It is  as highly unlikely that this mesage - nice as it sounds - originates from the Hopis, as it  was unlikely  that H.H. the Dalai Lama was the source for the 3rd re-emergence of the new age "nepali-good-luck-tantra" on the internet. As a matter of fact this "message"  seems to originate from an Cherokee elder named Will Rockingbear otherwise not noted as a spiritual Leader amongst Native Americans and seems inconsistent with authentic statements made by HOPI Lineageholders themselves except for the first 6 possibly 9 lines of the  "message".  Otherwise it seems at best a well 
meant but strongly edited and synthesized amalgam with line number (10) "DO NOT LOOK OUTSIDE YOURSELF FOR THE LEADER";  
already contradicting Hopibeliefs  in the  value and the sagacity of  the leadership of their Spiritual Elders. 

 Additionally Hopis are not inclined to authorize Native Americans of other tribes as their spokesmen simply because almost all of them have resorted 
to war in the past, whereas Hopis are bound by their vows to never resort to violence. According to Hopi beliefs to truly be a HOPI you have to undergo at least a 12 year course of intense initiations, retreats and ritual practices and then prove your understanding in  action for  at 
least a few more decades before being capable of representing the teachings...

The  "message" appears to be a part of the partially well meant yet in effect destructive , but ongoing re-design and appropriation that many ancient and authentic traditions suffer from  attempts made by the dominant culture to "fit for our modern world".
In fact it downplays and contradicts in part the powerful spiritual message the Hopi tradition has to offer to the world. In this and in many other respects  it shows the same tragic pattern in the 
fate of Tibetans and Native Americans, being marginalized in their own countries and facing ongoing genocide - both physical and spiritual - by 
the hands of their invaders.

So as most people on this newsletter are both U.S.citizens and  followers of BON - being another tradition facing extinction in its homeland -  I 
apologize to take your time to draw your attention to such issues as the one at hand. Small as it may seem it shows that even in such small issues core spiritual beliefs are excerpted, taken out of context and re-framed to fit the liking of the "Zeitgeist". In effect it is as imperialistic in spirit as when  the 
people who invaded it,  named the continent  America  and did not even pause to ask the people they stole it from what the name of  their homeland had been for millenia...

In any case this   "message"  was also featured on a website of the so-called "Rainbow Tribe" and an anti-globalisation group called  "The Tribal Messenger"  which otherwise  certainly makes a laudable effort to present the real message of the Hopis as told to them on various rainbow gatherings.

The Hopis do in fact  have a  powerful message for the world as which guardians they perceive themselves - but it is much more dire and speaks of 
major ethical self-restraints and personal and global sacrifice (quite in the sense of the paramitas being accepted as the universal code of ethics worldwide) that need to be made to avoid catastrophe.

As it makes specific references to the "Cosmic Egg" and the "Swastika" symbolism also known in BON and speaks of an invasion from the "west" - possibly the Far East - and hopes for help from a man with a "Red Hat" or "Red Robe" and the land becoming "red", I feel it justified to send a few excerpts and links to the followers of BON being another one of these ancient lineages protecting all beings and leading humanity in its quest forrealization.

In  short excerpts the message of the Hopis has been summarized in issue # 37 of Techqua Ikachi - their own newsletter - as this PROPHECY.

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Earliest Christian Engraving Shows Pagan Elements

4/16/2015

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According to Live Science:

Researchers have identified what is believed to be the world's earliest surviving Christian inscription, shedding light on an ancient sect that followed the teachings of a second-century philosopher named Valentinus.  Officially called NCE 156, the inscription is written in Greek and is dated to the latter half of the second century, a time when the Roman Empire was at the height of its power.

Gregory Snyder, of Davidson College in North Carolina said:  ""If it is in fact a second-century inscription, as I think it probably is, it is about the earliest Christian material object that we possess."

As translated by Snyder, the inscription reads:

To my bath, the brothers of the bridal chamber carry the torches, [here] in our halls, they hunger for the [true] banquets, even while praising the Father and glorifying the Son.  There [with the Father and the Son] is the only spring and source of truth.


Margherita Guarducci, a well-known Italian epigrapher who passed away in 1999, proposed a second-century date for the inscription more than four decades ago. She argued that the way it was written, with a classical style of Greek letters, was only used in Rome during the first and second centuries.

Snyder essentially added more evidence to Guarducci's theory. He analyzed a 1968 catalog of more than 1,700 inscriptions from Rome called "Inscriptiones graecae urbis Romae." He found 53 cases of Greek inscriptions with classical letterforms.

The author of the inscription likely followed the teachings of a man named Valentinus, an early Christian teacher who would eventually be declared a heretic, Snyder said. The presence of the inscription suggests that a community of his followers may have lived on the Via Latina during the second century.

"We know that Valentinus was a famous Gnostic teacher in the second century (who) lived in Rome for something like 20 years, and was a very sophisticated ... poetic, talented, thinker, speaker, writer."

His teachings are believed to be preserved, to some degree, in the Gospel of Philip, a third-century anthology that was discovered in 1945 in the town of Nag Hammadi in Egypt. That gospel is a collection of gnostic beliefs, some of which were probably composed in the second century, that are written in a cryptic manner. However, like the inscription, it also refers prominently to a "bridal chamber."

One example, near the end of the gospel, reads in part:

The mysteries of truth are revealed, though in type and image. The bridal chamber, however, remains hidden. It is the Holy in the Holy. The veil at first concealed how God controlled the creation, but when the veil is rent and the things inside are revealed, this house will be left desolate, or rather will be destroyed. And the whole (inferior) godhead will flee from here, but not into the holies of the holies, for it will not be able to mix with the unmixed light and the flawless fullness, but will be under the wings of the cross and under its arms...

(Translation by Wesley Isenberg)



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Roseroot makes medical news

4/13/2015

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A herb used in traditional European folk medicine for over 3,000 years could be a potential treatment option for depression, according to the results of a new study.  The study, published in Phytomedicine, was led by Dr. Jun J. Mao, an associate professor of family medicine, community health and epidemiology at the Perelman School of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania. Rhodiola rosea, also referred to as Roseroot, has been used in traditional folk medicine to promote work endurance, increase longevity and promote resistance to several health conditions including fatigue, altitude sickness and depression.

Previous studies have suggested that roseroot could enhance mood by stimulating the receptors of neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotoninin the brain that are involved with mood regulation. Other research also suggests the herb affects beta-endorphin levels in the body. - Source:  Medical News Daily

According to Herb Wisdom Roseroot is known in Asia and Eastern Europe to be efficacious in easing fatigue and enhancing work performance, alleviating depression, stimulating the nervous system and preventing high-altitude illness.

The ancient Greeks used Rhodiola rosea. In 77 A.D., and Greek physician Dioscorides documented the medical applications of the plant, which he then called rodia riza, in his classic medical text De Materia Medica.  It grows wild in the Caucasus Mountains and its documented history gives us an idea of how this herb traveled more than 2000 miles to Ancient Greece.   Dating back to 3,000 BCE (Greek Bronze Age), trading expeditions crossed the Aegean Sea, Hellespont (Dardanelles), Marmara Sea, Bosphorus and the Black Sea to a place called Colchis (Republic of Georgia). 

The Argonauts, a tale that blends both fact and fantasy, hints at an intriguing theory of how Rhodiola rosea might have made the incredible journey to Greece from its native land.   

Ovid, Metamorphoses : 
"The task remained [for Jason] to charm the Draco to sleep, that ever-wakeful beast with threatening crest and three-forked tongue and curving poison-fangs, the ghastly guardian of the golden tree. Then with the herb's Lethean juice (sucus Lethaeus) Jason sprinkled the creature and pronounced three times the words that bring deep peaceful sleep, that stay the troubled seas, the swollen streams, and on those sleepless eyes sleep fell at last. And Jason won the famous Golden Fleece and proudly with his prize, and with her too, his second prize, who gave him mastery, sailed home victorious to his fatherland."

The herb in question is thought to be Opium by some and Roseroot by others.  Clues are given in Latin Lexicon's where the term Lethean is thought to come from far away regions and to invoke a sense of forgetfulness and deep sleep.  If too much is prescribed, Lethal. 

It wasn't just the Greeks that found this herb to bring their people the power of endurance, the Vikings also used the herb to enhance physical strength and power of mind.  Emperors of China referred to it as the 'Golden Root' (it was valued above Gold) used in medicinal preparations and would often send out expeditions to Siberia to root out this Magical herb.  Mongolian physicians would prescribe a tea made from the root to treat everything from tuberculosis to cancer. 

To this day, the people of Siberia claim that people who drink Rhodiola rosea Tea will live to be more than 100 years in age.   Centuries old practices are making a come back in our modern age, a time when people are looking for cures from the Earth to treat both body and spirit.   There was a time when the harvest and use of this wild root were closely guarded by Siberian families but as populations and trade goods grew in number; Rhodiola rosea became a most valued commerce and was traded for Georgian wine, fruit and honey.

For additional reading:

WebMD: Roseroot
Drugs.com: Roseroot
USDA: Plant Profile Roseroot
PFAF: Roseroot
Extract used in the Healing Arts

PDF Handout:

Rhodiola rosea

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Mystic Moon Craft Circle begins in May!

4/10/2015

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When:  May 9th 2015, 4pm - ?

What: Crafting the gods!

Where:  Mystic Moon!


Beginning May 9th and every Saturday thereafter, Mystic Moon Events is hosting a craft circle!  Some will be free while the more elaborate crafts may require a small fee.  All details will be posted in advance.   If you want to learn to sculpt your own altar icons, come join us!  This one is free, the only cost to you is your supplies.

What to bring:  (4) packets of Sculpey Clay, ideally you want hard vs. soft.  Craft sellers such as A.C. Moore and Michaels Arts & Crafts also carry store brands that are a bit cheaper than Sculpey brand.  Price range is from $0.79 to $4.99 depending on the type you purchase.  They also carry bulk parcels of 3.7 lbs if you want to stock up
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Tools for sculpting will be on hand but if you want to get some of your own together, clay tools are also sold but aren't necessary. Mundane household items can be used such as a plastic butterknife, #2 pencil, craft paint brushes, toothpicks and kitchen paring knives.

Here are some recent examples of Icons, just to give you an idea of the possibilities! 

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If you have an image of something you'd like to sculpt, bring it.  Having a visual aid can be very useful but your imagination is all you really need!



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Canaanite god, El
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Taranis, Celtic god of Thunder

Future crafts:  Garden Stepping Stones, Window Terrariums and Paper Mache sculptures.
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Sin Jones will demonstrate and assist you in basic sculpting technique for faces, hands, feet, and torso.  Once you have the basics, the sky's the limit!   

Sculpey Clay is very forgiving and can be worked for several days before you're ready to bake to a hard finish.  

Come learn something new, socialize and craft the fantastic!

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to use our contact form and our site Administrator will get back to you within 24 hours. 



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