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1) Judith's Ramblings

2) Product Spotlight

3) Offers and Giveaways

4) New Products

5) June Lore

6) Book Review

7) CD Review

8) Talisman Making

9) Where We Will Be

1) Judith's Ramblings

------------------------------

Wow what a weird month May has been! Beltane seemed to be the furthest

from everyones minds til the last minute and now already people are
talking

about Midsummer! I suppose it was the weather that just made it feel
like

winter for so much longer than usual. The sun is shining while I write

this however one never knows here when the rain will sweep in and drown

everything.

The flowers are blooming and the heliotrope has given the most
wonderful

purple ("VIOLET" I hear my younger brother say - "those ultraPURPLE
rays

sure damage skin...") display. The clover is radiant in pink and I'm

hoping the rose that planted itself will have flowers soon. The broom
is

waking up and the lavender that planted itself is also getting ready to

bloom. The clematis isn't in such great shape but it is growing at
least.

I discovered a friend has started making some of the most WONDERFUL

incense. I can't wait to get to the purchasing season for incense but

until we do, I want to spread her good yummy incense as far and wide as
I

can so here's her website -

DON'T FORGET - The first New Moon pub moot is Wednesday June 9th at
7:30pm

and you can check the 2 maps we have at
<<goto.php?url=http://www.newmoon.uk.com/moot.htm>http://www.newmoon.uk.com/moot.htm

- there is plenty of parking and it is a family pub. Remember - this
is

about hanging with people who share a similar interest and is a

shopping-free zone. This is for socializing only so please don;t think

you'll have to spend money if you come - all you might want to spend
money

on is a soft drink and maybe some crisps.

I had to dash off to Toronto for a week and a bit to visit family in May
-

it was a great trip and I have to admit to feeling a bit burnt out.

Between fixing the web pages, updating our sub sites, creating the new

catalogues for the parties and organizing the parties, I've been
working

non-stop! Things have been really great here and the response to the
home

party offerings has been fab. Lots of people are becoming Pandaias and

getting hosted parties. That break did really refresh me right up til
Dave

gave me his cold. *GRINS* Isn't that what husbands do? Share

everything... *laughs* I am only just recovered so apologies if this
seems

disjoined this month.

I forgot the extra bits last month as I was rushing. This takes me a
full

2 days to do these days and so I have to admit as time wore on I was

feeling the pressure and rushed the newsletter out. I have the missing

bits included this month so all you folks who were wondering about the

talisman section it is here! YAY!

The cloaks have been a hit even before we have them! They will be

available to you folks first so don't worry. If you'd like to
pre-order

your £30 cloak, no problem but as they have been so popular, you will
need

to place the order with a non-refundable £15 deposit. We have black or
red

coming in, both with hoods and long enough for an adult. They are
unlined

crushed, stretchy velvet so not thick but the perfect inexpensive
cloak.

While we cannot guarantee any working conditions for those involved in

making them as we can for our other cloaks, it was the price point that
led

us to pick them up.

I'm trying to come up with a scheme that rewards everyone who sends a

friend to us but really, we just don't have the software to do it.
I've

been trying to find a way that someone can say a friend sent them and
we

create a gift certificate as a thank you to the friend for a percentage
of

the purchase - so if you sent a friend who then spent £1,000 with us,
you'd

get a gift certificate for £100 or something like that but I can't find

anything to do it. We are working on developing a new server side
shopping

cart so it will be one of the things we include.

Don't even ask about the further 2lbs. I gained this past month (though
I

was weighing at a big time of the month if you know what I mean). My

cellulite is back with a vengeance (thank goodness we have that mud
stuff

here for sale or I'd be soooooo depressed) and I really regret missing
3

weeks so far of exercise. I'm reviewing CDs again and one that I am
doing

is "Weight Loss Without Dieting" so we'll see how that goes *grins*

Going home reminded me of all the things I missed - I miss working with
a

coven, I miss working within the community for change and greater

acceptance, I miss talking to covens, groups and university classes, I
miss

being around people who don't judge me and just accept me, I miss
hanging

at the coffee shop and just reading for pleasure, I miss my professors,
I

miss my friends and I miss that deeper sense of spirituality I'm able
to

achieve in the middle of an urban city (much to many people's
surprise)....

oh and so many more things. I've been asked to write an article on the

forming of my coven and getting it recognized by the religious
council.....

Missing all this stuff, I guess that is why I've started the moots and
the

circle...

Speaking of the ritual circle - who wants to join? I don't have a space
to

do it yet but if anyone would like to join this circle and we have
enough

people, we might all be able to pitch in a pound or two and rent a
room!

The tradition will be the Celtic Witchcraft tradition I taught the
coven

while I was in Toronto at university (the coven was a recognized
religious

group and had a seat on the Scott Religious Council). Currently there
will

be no requirements from anyone but a bit of food to share at circles.

Eventually, there will be a training group associated with the
tradition

however I don't see that happening for about a year at least.

Have you joined the World Science Fiction and Fantasy convention for
2005

in Glasgow Scotland? They are looking like they will break all records
for

attendance for a WorldCon outside the US and that means FUN FUN FUN and

even more room-party hopping for me! Even though I hope to have a
table

and be trading, I intend to enjoy the evenings. I really recommend
going

to the book announcement parties as you hear about everything right
away

and get the benefit of knowing when your fav authors will be releasing
new

books (like Katherine Kurtz). If you have holiday you can take in
early

August in 2005, I heartily recommend attending this convention!!

<<goto.php?url=http://www.interaction.worldcon.org.uk/>http://www.interaction.worldcon.org.uk/

I turn 35 at EasterCon 2005 so why not join us and see what we get up to
at

this wonderful convention? It'll be tons of fun!
http://www.paragon2.org.uk/

2) Product Spotlight

---------------------------

Each month I pick a product and put the spotlight on it. I try and
vary

the theme of what I choose to make this section as interesting as
possible.

From
<<goto.php?url=http://www.newmoon.uk.com/dragon/whimsical.htm>http://www.newmoon.uk.com/dragon/whimsical.htm
I have chosen the

Dragon Door Cover.

Dragon Doorcover - A unique and different item that every dragon fan
will

wish to have. This door cover fits in the blank space above the door
frame

and below the ceiling to cover the area over the door. Some may miss
him

but those who look up will be rewarded by a magnificent sight. At 88cm

across, this is a large and boldly beautiful item with draconic and
gothic

appeal. Click on the image to get a beautiful close-up view of this

beauty. £58/$135

Door arches (or covers) come in a lot of shapes and sizes. Some are
small

enough to go on the door itself or on your mantle piece, some, like
this

one, are for over the door only or perhaps as the back to a wonderfully

gothic mantle piece and living room. This will fit over any door in
the

house, or why not place it above the front entrance? It can also be
used

as a stand-alone object along a wall or beam.

Combining gothic elements in a single room can take it from hum drum to

medieval in a few easy steps. Instead of darkening a room which can
make

it look small and in the end be hard to redecorate, why not maintain
the

white or light walls and ceiling but add gothic design elements. To
make

the room look dark without painting, use dark wood bookshelves or open

bookshelves with a dark fabric behind them. Use dark wood or resin

furniture. Use wall sconces with candles for a more medieval look and
a

dark rug or throw for the floor. Each of the design elements can be
easily

removed or brightened up to lighten the room back up and it means you
can

take your gothic room with you wherever you go!

3) Offers and Giveaways

---------------------------------

You _*MUST*_ request these specials at the time of ordering. While

supplies last. Each individual offer is not valid in conjunction with
any

other offer.

Order one of our double thickness Great Tomes for £280/$600 and get a
Owl

or Raven Quill Pen of art for absolutely nothing! Just ask for *DOUBLE

TOME PEN OFFER*

Order one of our Grimoires with a value of £372/$687 and get any one of
our

inks (your choice if possible) included for no extra cost! Sorry - UK
only

Just ask for *GRIMOIRE INK OFFER*

*LIST MEMBERS ONLY*

Order over £100/$200 worth of goods and for nothing extra get a
"Shinnenkai

99 - The con that Never Was" t-shirt with a Fred Perry cartoon on front
and

back featuring Lodoss Wars and Ultraman characters plus his own
favorites

battling a troll under a bridge. Size XL only. Just ask for *T-SHIRT
LIST

OFFER*

Spend over £250/$500 and as our gift to you receive a sterling silver
and

9k gold heart pendant with genuine white diamond worth £50/$96 with
chain

and in a fab gift box. Just ask for *DIAMOND HEART GIFT OFFER*

4) New Products

----------------------

NOW5004 - Blessed Be Ceramic Bowl - This wonderful offering bowl is a

beautiful addition to any altar - or gothic breakfast table! It is a
high

quality china finished in a high-gloss black with a white band around
the

foot of the bowl and around the red-backed pentacle on the front. The

words "Blessed Be" are spelled out in theban above the pentacle. A

wonderful piece and of exceptionally high quality. £17/$41

NOW5002 - Blessed Be Ceramic Goblet - A nice china goblet in
traditional

goblet style but with a high quality finish and materials. It is a
high

quality china finished in a high-gloss black with a white band around
the

red-backed pentacle on the front. The words "Blessed Be" are spelled
out

in theban above the pentacle. A wonderful piece and of exceptionally
high

quality. £17/$41

NEM4017 - Dragons Elixia - A wonderful pewter and glass goblet similar
to

our Large Dragon Goblet with it's pewter base and glass top. A great

design of the dragon's head and scales with a serpentine thin body for
the

stem and decorated knotwork base. A really nice goblet for dragon
lovers

and pagans alike! £25/$50

LG39 - Leather Pentagram Purse - FINALLY! I have been *BEGGING* for
this

for a year or more! This is the mate to the much more expensive
pentagram

handbag. It is a plain leather purse with the pentacle embossed on the

leather. It includes a curb chain shoulder strap and a zipper pull
with

the little pentacle on it. WONDERFUL and I highly recommend it! 14cm

diameter (5.5") £28/$52

LG36 - Bone-Casket Handbag - A refreshing change to the coffin handbag.

This handbag has an engravable pewter plaque on the front so you can

personalize your handbag plus a great handle made from mock pewter
bones.

Lined with burgundy velour, it has a snap closure at the bottom and
side

and comes with a 36" (90cm) curb chain shoulder strap which is
detachable.

£100/$185

LG38 - Death Head Mini-Inro - Traditional Japanese-style leather 'Inro'

pouch for disposable lighter, lipstick, etc. Decorated with pewter
skull

casting and cord-finial. Can be used with Death Head Inro-Maxi.
£15/$31

LG37 - Death Head Inro-Maxi - Traditional Japanese-style leather 'Inro'

pouch for cigarettes, mobile phones, etc. Decorated with pewter
casting,

and detailed dragon 'netsuki' for wearing under a waist belt. Can be
used

with Death Head Mini-Inro. £35/$67

LG40 0 Nightwing Inro-Maxi - Traditional Japanese-style leather 'Inro'
bag,

decorated with pewter bat castings. Cord shoulder strap (with pewter

finials) and retractable loops for wearing on a belt. £47/$89

Branwen's Clover Charm - it was said that wherever Branwen stepped,
white

flowered clover sprang up in her footprints. This lucky 4-leafed
clover

has been created in traditional Celtic style from a single, unbroken
line,

weaving itself to create this clover. Supplied with the increasingly

popular levered clip, this is easily added to and removed from any
charm

bracelet - even our thick ones! Branwen's Clover charm is available
with

or without cubic zirconia stones set in to the leaves. The four-leaved

shamrock is called Mary's Shamrock. The open knotwork charm (7295) is

£12/$26 and the cubic zirconia filled one (7297) is £20.50/$42

7293 - Shamrock of Morgana Charm - A death goddess to whom wells were

sacred. The raven was her bird, the shamrock was her plant. A goddess
of

the sea, fate, death and rebirth, a great healer and shapeshifter.
This

shamrock has been beautifully crafted with additional simple flowing

knotwork adding to the trefoil's leaves. The trefoil is also sacred to

Branwen and Brigid, giving this triple leafed plant, a triune of
Goddesses

associated with it. A beautiful charm with an easy lever attachment
for

any charm bracelet but recommended with our 70H9 Blank Charm Bracelet.
The

charm on its own is £12/$26

7296 - Adsagsona's Knot of Magic - Adsagsona is the Celtic goddess of
the

underworld and of magic. Her knot which never ends contains within it
a

beginning, ending, and the continuation. To understand the knot brings
an

opening and expanding of the mind and furthering of your own personal

magic. This is also a great charm for any charm collector as it is
also

neutral to those who do not know of its deeper meaning. This quartered

knotwork charm has the popular levered clasp to allow for ease of

attachment to any charm bracelet, especially our 70H9 charm bracelet.
On

it's own, the charm is £15.50/$32.50

7294 - Aeval Charm - This is a wonderful fairy charm! Among the Celts
of

Ireland, Aeval was the Fairy Queen of Munster. She held a midnight court
to

determine if husbands were satisfying their wives' sexual needs, or not,
as

the women charged. Our fairy charm may not be able to stand in
judgment,

but it looks great on a charm bracelet and what a talking point! Comes

with a levered clasp. £15/£31

7292 - Emer's Heart Charm - A wonderful heart charm with a dash of
knotwork

gently added to one side giving this charm a bit more to it than most

hearts. Emer was an exceptionally beautiful, and intelligent woman who
was

aware of her charms. Before she would allow the hero Cuchulainn to have

relations with her, she demanded the completion of a number of heroic

tasks, reasoning it was warranted by her superior endowments. *grins*

£12/$26

70H9 - Blank Charm Bracelet - This is a great 7.5" bracelet perfect for
use

with any of our charms. It have a toggle clasp (the circle you put the

t-bar through) and is completely plain with no charms on it at all. It
is

not too large a link but a decent size for most charms however the
larger,

chunky charms will look out of place on it. £20.50/$42

92G3 - Emer's Heart Necklace - A wonderful heart created from an

interweaving of two unbroken lines on a solid background. This has
been

created without a loop to be worn with the provided faux suede thong
which

is 'clasped' at the heard with a sterling silver bead with matching

knotwork. The perfect love token. Emer was an exceptionally
beautiful,

and intelligent woman who was aware of her charms. Before she would
allow

the hero Cuchulainn to have relations with her, she demanded the
completion

of a number of heroic tasks, reasoning it was warranted by her superior

endowments. £36/$70

82G3 - Emer's Heart Brooch - A wonderful heart created from an
interweaving

of two unbroken lines on a solid background. The perfect love token.

Emer was an exceptionally beautiful, and intelligent woman who was aware
of

her charms. Before she would allow the hero Cuchulainn to have
relations

with her, she demanded the completion of a number of heroic tasks,

reasoning it was warranted by her superior endowments. £20.50/$42

90Y7 - Endymion's Joy with Iolite and Sapphire Necklace - Endymion is
the

lover of the moon Goddess Selene and associated with the bluebell -

strongly so as the name for bluebells in Latin is Endymion
non-scriptus.

Perhaps because of Endymion's eternal sleep, bluebells are said to help

prevent nightmares. In the language of flowers, bluebell represents

humility, delicacy, and constancy. Its flower essence is associated
with

Pan and helps one feel joyful and spontaneous. The necklace itself is
of

iolite and it has a toggle clasp with a bluebell charm and a 3-stone
iolite

charm. The bluebell is set with a single blue sapphire stone. Iolite is
a

beautiful violet stone which helps to release discord from your life. It
is

useful for the stimulation of visions. It further enables you to enjoy
each

moment and to awaken your inner knowledge. It is a major stone for use
in

healing and during guided meditations. Sapphire helps to align your

body/mind/spirit. Stimulates psychic abilities, clarity and
inspiration.

Creative expression, loyalty, love. Aids connection with higher
self/spirit

guides. Strengthens will. Expands cosmic awareness. Dispels confusion.

Excellent for meditation. £81/$155

70Y7 - Endymion's Joy with Iolite and Sapphire Bracelet - Endymion is
the

lover of the moon Goddess Selene and associated with the bluebell -

strongly so as the name for bluebells in Latin is Endymion
non-scriptus.

Perhaps because of Endymion's eternal sleep, bluebells are said to help

prevent nightmares. In the language of flowers, bluebell represents

humility, delicacy, and constancy. Its flower essence is associated
with

Pan and helps one feel joyful and spontaneous. The bracelet itself is
of