Conference hydra::dejavu

    Do you know if there is an admission charge to the Fair?
    
    
    Jeanne
    

    RE: .1
    
    There is no admission charge to the fair. NADA.
    
    Steve

    Re .2:
    
    However, when I attended one of these in Worcester about five years
    ago, I was told that itv was a "members only" fair, and so in order
    to attend, I had to join the group for a nominal fee.  You might
    want to check this out.
    
    Steve Kallis, Jr.

    Re .3:
    
    I did attend the Psychic Fair last Sunday the 20th.  It was free
    addmission.  The Fee was $14.00 for an aproximate 15 - 20 Min. 
    session.  They also had books, crystals, etc... for sale.  There
    were also informational brochures that were available.  
    
    All in all I found it to be very interesting, considering the fact
    that I am a novice to all of this.
    
    I have further information to future dates/places where these 
    Psychic Fairs will be held.  If anyone else is interested in 
    going to one in the near future, I would be more than happy
    to post the information.
    
    
    Jeanne
    

    
    I attended this fair, sponsored by the Psychic Connection. You did
    not need to be a member to get in, but members are given a discount
    off of readings and purchases. 
    
    The fair was pretty small, about 8 readers of various types and
    three booths selling mainly crystals. One of the fellows hawking
    rocks I overheard telling a woman, "Place the stone here, on your
    solar plexus," as he pointed to his throat. (Where did I throw that
    matchbook? Ah, here it is.. EARN BIG MONEY SELLING...)
    
    I did find a book I was looking for, so lthe trip wasn't a total
    loss.
    
    Perry
    

    
    
    For those of you in Colorado Springs,
    
    Celebration is hosting their semi-annual New Age State Fair
    this weekend, Oct 7, 8, 9.  It's being held at the City
    Auditorium, 221 E. Kiowa.  The hours are as follows:
    
         Fri.  Noon to 8 P.M.
    
         Sat.  10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
    
         Sun.  10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
    
    Admission is $3 per day and readings are $10 for 15-20 min.
    You have to sign up for readings on the day that you want the
    reading done.  Get there early.  They fill up pretty fast.
    
    Also - the featured speaker is Linda Goodman.  Admission to
    her lectures are $10 per session.
    
    See you there!!
    
    Nanci

    Reply to .6, Nanci,                                            
    
    Thanx. I was there Friday with WindFire Association. We saw Allan
    crusing around. WindFire Association is present (table 73) with the
    very first issue of WindFire Magazine. Please have a look at it. 8 1/2
    by 11 with 40 pages for $3.00. WindFire Association publishes WindFire
    Magazine completely by itself. We do the all the work including pasteup
    and printing. We are willing to trade issues with other 'zines.
    
    FYI, WindFire Association is a creation of WindFire Church, which
    is a creation of WindFire Coven. 
    
    WindFire Magazine is a local networking publication for Colorado
    Springs Pagans, Wiccans and New Age Philosophers. WindFire Association
    is an association of people, currently primarily Wiccans, who are
    working for religious freedom and progessively better understanding in
    the surround religious community. We invite members of other
    communities to contribute. 
    
    We are looking for contributing writers, poets, songwriters, cooks
    (recipes) and artists. We can pay for articles and artwork but haven't
    set a price yet. We have very little money so far, so please be
    patient. 
    
    

    
    	I went to the Colorado New Age Fair, as Mike Morgan mentioned.   
    I observed many interesting looking new age sorts of people, books, 
    crystals...    and of course, I enjoyed the emotional encounters with 
    the various fundamentalist Christians on the street outside.
    
    	I got two readings, from two of the more highly recommended
    psychics there, (Ted Andrews and Dar Emmy) and lending some 
    credibility to it all, they both made similar predictions that 
    I'd get a job offer and find a new girlfriend within three months 
    or so.   I'll see how this turns out!   :-)    Did you get any
    readings while you were there Mikie?
    
    	The psychic fair turns out to be an interesting way to sample
    the techniques of various readers without dumping lots of money.
    For me, it also turned out to be a way of running into lots of
    friends I don't see all that often!

    							Alan.

My friend, Wendy, and I, ran in to Nanci VanFleet!  That was nice.  I wore an
Afghani dress that's probably too weird to wear out anyplace else :-}.

I got a sample Rolfing done by Larry.  What he said about my body/mind 
experience was so right-on.  I'm going for the full Rolfing experience.  I 
didn't need any other reading (besides, I had Coreen do my progression last 
Monday evening!  She's great...); I've been "thinking about" Rolfing for the 
past two years but I know now that this is the Divine right time; anything 
earlier than this would have not "taken" as well.

I found a wonderful crystal at Houston's booth; a double-term clear quartz with 
a single-term wider crystal lodged right in the middle; lots of microscopic 
double-terms stuck in there, too.  Yum!  Only $12...

Wishing this fair happened more often,
Meredith

ps - did anyone go see Linda Goodman?

    I had a great time at the fair.  I had my cards read by Lisa.
    The reading was fairly accurate.  It was slanted toward
    personal growth rather than the physical universe.
    
    Alan - I had Dar Emme read for me about 18 months ago and
    she had about a 99% accuracy rating on my reading.  The timing
    was a little off but accuracy was good.
    
    I also bought my daughter (age 4) her first crystal.  She
    got to pick it out.
    
    Can't wait for the next one!
    
    Nanci

    The table beside WindFire's had the largest and best looking crystals
    and crystal clusters I've ever seen. Some had to be carried in on
    carts, probably weighed in around 75 to 100 lbs. 

>    The table beside WindFire's had the largest and best looking crystals
>    and crystal clusters I've ever seen. Some had to be carried in on
>    carts, probably weighed in around 75 to 100 lbs. 

Mike; that was the table where Houston sold me that wonderful crystal I was 
talking about! At the other end of that same row sporting a bandana headband 
was Bruce Bodor of Geodona; he and Houston have a great Brazilian connection. 
Houston is out-of-state; Bruce is out of Littleton (I think? somewhere 
thereabouts).