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  Parawomen Scream Radio Tuatha and the 7 Sisters Moon

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  Date / Time: 12/4/2009 12:30 AM UTC

  Category: Paranormal

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  Amy and Beverly Welcome Author Dayna VonThaer! D.VonThaer has recently released her first book "Tuatha and the Seven Sisters Moon".

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  Parawomen SCREAM Radio with Leah Cevoli and Vic-Tim!

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  Date / Time: 8/15/2009 2:30 PM UTC

  Category: Paranormal

  
  

  Amy and Beverly speak about their recent adventures at the Carnival of Darkness Festival and the 2009 Can/Am Paracon. Leah Cevoli, producer of Carnival of Darkness will be on talking about the festival, her projects, and hosting this Sunday's Vampire Con. Then Miss Victoria Tim, Hostess of the After Dark Films joins the ladies to cap off the night. (this will be an edited replay of August 13, 2009 show)

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  Date / Time: 12/30/2007 3:54 PM UTC

  Written Interview with Vajra of Conjure Oils...Things With a Good Smell Keep You Safe From Hell...

  The Dark Darlings of the paranormal recently had the opportunity to sit down and interview Vajra of Conjure Oils.  Vejra is the owner and founder of Counjur Oils-Things With a Good Smell Keep You Safe From Hell...  We hope you enjoy the interview, and this is what Vajra had to say:
  
  Kristy/Amy: What are Conjure oils?
  
  C/O: Music is a great analogy for traditional perfumery as there are harmonies and dissonances, chords, balance, etc. Conjure Oils are fairly traditional as far as perfume blending standards go. The finished oils are a blend of essential, essential oil bouquet, fragrance, accords and herbally infused oils that are carefully crafted with attention paid to top, middle and base notes so a balanced and pleasant composition can be created. However, Conjure Oils doesn't stop with traditional perfumery and a pretty smell! There is an additional dimension of magick formulated into the blends through prayer and attention to folkloric detail.
  The name "Conjure" is a tip of the hat to Anglican Minister and amateur folklorist Harry M. Hyatt and the 1600 root workers (whom he called "informants") he interviewed throughout the mostly Southern United States between 1936 and 1940. Hyatt documented the folklore, beliefs, practices and over 12,000 spells from various, primarily African-
  American Root Doctors, Conjures, Hoodoo Men and Ladies and Two-Headed folk. Those interviews were published in a 4766 page, five volume set called Hoodoo - Conjuration - Witchcraft – Rootwork.
  I feel we are truly indebted to the Conjure Doctors for sharing their knowledge and to Hyatt for his recordings.
  
  Amy: What makes Conjure Oils so unique?
  
  C/O: Simply put, it's the union of perfumery with the metaphysical knowledge of magickal herbalism. The oils are created not only with the quality of the fragrance in mind, but with the traditional spiritual associations of the herbs, roots and flowers as well.
  More specifically, it is the spiritual/energetic aspects of being a priest and a spiritualist that I personally bring to the table. Honestly, it's all about Ashe, (oft pronounced "ah-shay" or "ah-chay") that makes these oils unique. We all have our own Ashe and, as is the case with most everything else, Ashe has multiple levels of meaning all of which are equally as applicable. Ashe can be a gift, or talent given to us by God ("Wow! Singing really is your Ashe!") but is also a word used for our own personal spirit and energy. It is often used interchangeably with chi or manna and means the substance that animates the universe. Ashe is life-force and it makes the world go 'round. Really, I could give you the recipe for all the oils, but since I'm not making them, they'd be different. Not better or worse – just different. So in that sense, I guess plagiarism would be impossible!
  
  Kristy: How do they work?
  
  C/O: I'm assuming that you want to know how they work magickally, otherwise this would turn into a chemistry lesson! ? How they work is very personal and will depend on your belief system, so most folks can decide for themselves how the oils work. I personally believe that they work because the plants/minerals used to create and enhance the oils lend their Ashe to the user's Ashe. It's kind of like the user gives off a diffused light and the oil concentrates the light into beam of energy for a specific purpose and the combination of personal prayer and the oil's ingredients fine tune the light of intention to a laser point. I also believe that the oils work whether you believe in them or not, since herbs and minerals really have their own inherent power and strength and sentience. They are prayed over as well, and since I believe that prayers never die, this makes the oils blessed and raises their "vibration," so to speak.
  Now how the decision is made as to why certain plants are associated with certain magical properties harkens back to the beginnings of time. However, Paracelsus, a 15th century occultist, astronomer and alchemist came up with "Similia similibus curentur" or "like produces like" also known as The Law of Similars (of which Hahnemann later used to develop the medicine of homeopathy.) Paracelsus had a famous quote that stated: "Only the poison is also the cure." Meaning that the substance itself lends clues to what it is used for. If you look at the physical structure of a plant, the environment in which it grows, etc, you can get an understanding of this process. For example, in Hoodoo, to attract love, you can wear a dried violet leaf in your shoe. This is because a violet leaf is the shape of the heart, and the sole of the foot is a great way for magic to enter the body. (There is a load of foot-track magic, but that is another subject altogether.) That's a pretty solid, basic answer.
  
  Amy: Do you have a favorite blend?
  
  C/O: My favorite blend, right now, is Inanna though that constantly changes. Athena and Freya are two of my other favorites. I really like Amaterasu, Van Van and Espiritista oils. Everyone else's favorite is Whore of Babylon! ? I may develop a Whore of Babylon spell kit if there is enough interest.
  
  Kristy: Is there a recommendation for a relaxing bath soak in which you can use oils?
  
  C/O: Of course there is! You can turn any of the oils into bath salts! Here's a recipe:
  
  1/3 cup Epsom Salt
  1/3 cup Sea Salt
  1/3 cup Baking Soda
  
  Mix those together in a clean, dry glass jar with a lid. Shake it up really well. Open the lid and add:
  
  5-10 drops of a Conjure Oils oil of your choice! Let's stay with the relaxing theme, so use Blessings oil, Zephyrus or Shui. Another option would be to pick an oil associated with a healing deity, such as Yemaya or Apollo.
  
  Close the lid and shake it up really well again. You can add some food coloring if you want. I like blue for relaxation, so add a 2-5 drops of blue food coloring, Shake it up again. You're ready to go! If you want to get ultra-fancy, you can grind down some life everlasting herb and some pink rose petals and add them to the salts. Make them small enough so they don't clog the drain.
  
  Start to fill your tub with nice hot water, but not too hot! Grab a candle (blue, white or any other color you associate with healing) and slather it with the same oil you used for your bath salts. Pray over the candle for relaxation and healing. Light the candle and set it somewhere safe. (You can keep it as your "healing bath candle" and reuse it as you need to.) Now, pray over your bath salts while the tub fills. I was taught that salt does what you tell it. So as you pray, tell the salt that you want to relax and feel refreshed. When the tub's full, pour all the salts in and stir the water a few times in a figure eight motion. I don't know why a figure eight, it's just something I like to do. I imagine it's because it's the symbol of eternity.
  
  Take off your clothes (a very important step!) and bathe! Here you can use creative visualization to release tension into the water. Let the aroma transform you. Your prayers have set the oils to working. You can also adapt this recipe for a shower if you don't have a bath. Just put the bath salt mixture in a muslin bag and use it like you would a loofah.
  This isn't a very "Hoodoo" way to use bath salts, (Hoodoo tends to be a bit more specific and ritualized) but it is a good way to use them for relaxation!
  
  Kristy: What sort of magic is used in the oils?
  
  C/O: Prayers, light, love and Ashe – not very "magical" at all, I guess! Nothing fancy, no specific spells. Just me asking the Almighty to bless the oil so it may get the job done for the user. Prayer is a powerful tool and really transforms the ordinary into extraordinary.
  
  Amy: Are any of your oils created in accordance with the moon/planets and solstices/sabbats?
  
  C/O: 7-7-7 was formulated on 07/07/07. I like to make batches of the Sabbat oils on the Sabbats, and lunar oils during their corresponding phases. Really, it's not a matter of life and death if you don't do it then, but it certainly lends its Ashe.
  I believe power is intrinsic because God/Goddess/The Divine made the plants and minerals that go in the oils and they're perfect as they are. They don't need any human "enhancement." You don't need to wait for the perfect moon phase or sign to go wortcutting since the herbs are already divine and ready to work. "Charging" herbs or mojo bags is unnecessary. It's the prayer that sets the items working.
  
  Kristy: What oil do you recommend to create more wealth in your life?
  
  C/O:  Prosper, Money, Money Magnet, 23rd Psalm, Blessing, Jupiter, Earth, Full Moon, Lakshmi, Boreas, Mu, Success, Make A Wish, Attract, Bling Bling, Job Finder, etc...
  
  
  
  Kristy: What oil do you recommend to create more love in your life?
  
  C/O: Blessing, Love Drawing, How You Doin'?, Whore of Babylon, Jezebel, Astarte, Come to Me, Follow Me Boy!, Queen Elizabeth Root, John the Conqueror root, Shango, Aphrodite, Zephyrus, Freya, Shui, Blue Rose, Cherry Red Lipstick. Just off the top of my head.
  
  Amy: What oil do you recommend for paranormal investigators for protection (or anyone really for that matter haha.)
  
  C/O: You know, I watch that show Ghost Hunters and I mentally prescribe things to Jason and Grant all the time! ? Ok, here's my prescription for all paranormals and psychic folks: First thing, cover your head! That's where spirits like to enter and hang on. A bare head is an open invitation! When you get home, bathe! Cleanse and Purify would be a great oil to use in the bath recipe above. Anoint a white candle with Protection oil or St. Michael oil and let it burn while you're sleeping. Before you go out on an investigation, or to do readings, anoint yourself with both Protection and Espiritista oil as it opens the channels to the spirit realm. So it's this: cleanse, protect, enhance, lather, rinse, and repeat. You know what I'm saying here? Wearing lighter colors is helpful as well. Pray for protection and grace.
  
  Amy: Are your oils 100% Essential Oils, or are the blended with fragrance oil?
  
  C/O: Oh dear! If they were 100% essential oil, my Blessings oil alone would cost $50! Like I mentioned above they're are a blend of essential, essential oil bouquet, fragrance, accords and herbally infused oils diluted to skin safe concentrations. Some oils you can't get naturally. Honeysuckle, for example, you can't get an essential oil for it so you can replicate the fragrance with a mix of other essential oils to create a bouquet that smells like the real thing, or you can just get synthetic oil. I just found a bouquet recipe in an old pharmacy manual from the late 1800's with instructions on how to make Night Blooming Cereus fragrance oil! It turned out lovely and is one of the main components in Inanna. Another example is musk, ambergris and sandalwood. You can either kill a Civet cat for its glands, sift through whale puke and guts for ambergris, decimate the already fragile sandalwood population, or order a bottle of synthetic. It's up to the perfumer. For me, that answer is obvious. Though, it should be noted that I have a definite preference and prejudice toward natural ingredients versus synthetic.
  
  Amy: Your Oils have, Ah-hem, interesting names to say the least (Whore of Babylon for example), how do you come up with the names for your oils?
  
  C/O: I don't have to come up with anything! All I need to do is to turn an eye to the mythology and folklore of the world! This has taken all the guess work out of naming the blends for me. From an early age, I have been fascinated by myths and legends. I'm kind of like a sponge for that kind of information. All of the Conjure Oils lines come from different areas of my spiritual study, education and interests.
  
  Kristy: Is there a ritual you recommend when using the oil?
  
  C/O: I like to recite the 23rd Psalm ("Thou annointest my head with oil") and then anoint myself. If I'm drawing something toward me, I start from the feet and work my way up. If I'm repelling, I work from the head down. A nice ritual is one that speaks to you, that you can repeat in your sleep and has personal power and significance for you. I'm a big fan of people finding what works for them.
  
  Kristy/Amy: Can you burn the oils or do you just wear them?
  
  C/O: I'm burning Prosperity oil right now! I put some distilled water in an oil burner and put about 10 drops on the water. Smells great! In fact, this is a good way to enjoy the oils when they don't work well with your skin chemistry, or if you can't wear oils or live somewhere where incense is impractical or not allowed. You can dab them on light bulbs before you turn the light on and let the heat carry the fragrance.
  
  Kristy: How do you go about ordering your oils?
  C/O: You can place an order through the Paypal buttons on the Conjure Oils site, or you can email me directly with what you want and I'll send you an invoice to pay from.
  
  Amy: Are any of your oils available in stores or is it internet based only. Also what is your web URL?
  
  C/O: The URL for Conjure Oils is: http://www.conjureoils.com
  
  They are available on the website as well as Mademoiselle Noelle's Fortune Tea House on 5713 NE Fremont in Portland and at Practically Divine on SE Hawthorne in Portland as well. In March, the store Hex in Salem, MA will be carrying Conjure Oils Hoodoo line exclusively. There is also a store in Walnut Creek CA called Dolphin Dreams that carries the Feri line.
  
  Kristy: Do you do special order oils?
  
  C/O: Yes. I do custom oil commissions all of the time! They're really like a work of art and I enjoy making unique label artwork and distinctive names for all the oils. They are $50 postage paid for 5ml and $40 for each subsequent refill. I keep the recipe for your oil on file forever so you can re-order it for yourself, or share it with friends. Just tell me what you want it to do/smell like and we'll go from there!
  
  
  Amy: I know you are interested in Hoodoo, what is Hoodoo and how does this magickal practice enhance your ability to create oil blends?
  
  C/O: Hoodoo, very simply put, is African-American folk magic. It is an amalgamation of African religious traditions enmeshed with Native American herbalism, Jewish mysticism, and Protestant Christianity with a smattering of European folklore. While it is African and African-American in origin, it can be practiced by people of any race. Anything I can say on hoodoo is just a reiteration from the work of my teacher in Hoodoo, cat yronwode, who runs the Lucky Mojo Curio Company.
  How Hoodoo enhances my ability? It flavors my understanding of how herbs are utilized; what they can and can't do. Hoodoo gives me a framework and a point of reference from which to do the Work.
  
  Kristy: Have you always been fascinated with alchemy?
  
  C/O: Not really. The idea of turning lead to gold could come in quite useful, I suppose – only because we value gold more than lead in most cases. But should Saturn turn into the Sun? They each have their place in the natural order of things. To me, the magickal and the mundane are the same thing so no transformation is necessary. We are all ok as we are and as the Heavens have made us. I think the challenge is to love and value the lead as well as the gold.
  
  Amy: Are all your oils handmade by you?
  
  C/O: The finished product? Yes. Nothing comes straight out of a bottle – not even the single notes in the Apothecary. Someday I will buy a still and make some of my own essential oils! But the raw materials I purchase. The only raw oils I make in-house are infused oils, where the plant material is soaked in oil to extract the herbal goodness.
  All Conjure Oils are hand-blended in small batches so they're fresh and potent. This lends itself to some slow deliveries during times of high demand, but most people think it's worth the wait!
  
  Kristy: How did you learn to create the blends?
  
  C/O: I learned from practice, experimentation, reading, taking classes and working with others at various points during my life. I became interested in oil blending specifically when I was very young through learning about Magickal Herbalism, Witchcraft and through books like Incense, Oils and Brews and Magical Aromatherapy by Scott Cunningham, as well as books by Tisserand. This was back in the late 80's and early 90's – way before Neo Pagan literature was widely distributed like it is today, so there wasn't a ton of information available – there wasn't even the internet back then! You just had to work with and learn from people you came into contact. I still do that, and it's important to learn something from everyone you can! I had the pleasure of working as a Health and Beauty buyer for many years at a natural health food store and have got much exposure to very knowledgeable folks throughout the years. I also worked under a naturopath who pointed me in the right direction as far as great resources go. I have nothing but gratitude for everyone that has helped me along.
  
  Kristy: Do you feel that you are doing a sort of channeling when creating them?
  
  C/O: I'm glad you asked that, as it adds to the question above. I spend a great deal of time thinking, writing, throwing around ideas in my head – I'm quite cerebral, but I also spend time in the land of image and symbol. I have a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Painting and Art Education. (I even survived teaching High School art for a couple of years!) I tend to think in images, though I am lucky and can put them into words. It helps me in the long run because I can do all of my own design work – and do; the website design, all the writing, the label designs – all done by me.
  Anyway, the channeling question – I can't say that I am working from any entity. Since I am a priest of Eleggua, I don't want to insult him and say that any other beings work through me other than him. But I certainly am moved by my spirits, my ancestors or Egun.
  I work from a place of feeling, intuition and a working knowledge of mythology, herbalism, hoodoo, spell craft and various magickal correspondences that I've picked up along the way. It's all kind of formless until I sit down and start to write out what's going on then it all comes together in a concrete way.
  
  Amy: And finally, do you have a hoodoo spell/ritual you can share with our readers that includes some of your oils?
  
  C/O: Sure! The Honey Jar Spell is older than dirt, but sexy and effective! I learned this version from cat yronwode and have riffed on it a bit, but other forms and variants are out there.
  
  The Honey Jar Spell
  
  Ingredients:
  Matches or a lighter
  Candles
  White to attract friends
  Pink to attract love
  Red for sex
  A glass jar of honey with a metal lid
  A ceramic dinner plate the same color as your candle
  A piece of brown paper bag, about 3"x3" all edges hand torn
  A red pen
  A pinch each of red rose petals, damiana, wild cherry bark (for love and sex)
  or pink roses, cloves and slippery elm bark (for friends)
  Something from you: hair, nail clippings, etc
  Something from your intended: hair, nail clippings, etc.
  Oils
  Friendship Oil if you're attracting friends, or sweetening co-workers.
  Boss Fix Oil if you're working your boss
  Love Drawing or Come To Me if you're looking for a relationship
  How You Doin'?, Whore of Babylon, Jezebel or Cherry Red Lipstick if you're lookin' for some hot lovin'.
  
  Begin on a Friday right after the New Moon. Write your intended's full name 9 times on the paper, turn it 90 degrees and then write your name over theirs 9 times. Anoint the four corners of the paper with the oil that you've decided to use. Place the hairs/clippings and the herbs in the center of the paper. Fold it toward you and make a packet. Set it aside.
  Open the honey and have a taste. Imagine how sweet it will be to have whatever it is you're working for. Slip the packet into the jar, screw the lid back on and set it on the plate. Anoint your candle with your oil, rubbing it from the bottom up, the direction of drawing
  Melt the bottom of the candle onto the top of the honey jar. The candle will be burning there. Think of what you want and say a prayer. I like to say the 23rd Psalm. Light your candle and let it burn all the way out. Repeat the anointing the candle, affixing it to the top of the jar, praying and letting it burn all the way down every Friday, Monday and Wednesday until you get what you're looking for. Once your wish has been fulfilled, bury the jar in your yard, or light it once a year on you and your new sweetie's anniversary!
  
  
  Thanks for the interview! It was a lot of fun.
  
  Vajra
  vajra@conjureoils.com
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• Date / Time: 12/28/2007 2:21 AM UTC

  ParaWomenRadio with Rev Claudia Neely

  A big thanks to Claudia for being on the show!
  
  Here is her bio:
  Rev. Claudia McNeely
  
  Clairvoyant Psychic
  Medical Intuitive
  Reiki Master
  Hypnotherapist
  Transpersonal Healer
  Internet Radio Host
  Author..
  
  For many years, I was very unhealthy both physically and emotionally. In the mid 70' I was in a car accident and injured my back. Of course the doctors could do nothing about it and said it was all in my head. I reached a point where I could do very little because of the pain.
  
  I had a child, Samantha, who was handicapped and required complete care. By the time she was 7 (in 1991), I could not even change her diapers because of the pain in my back. I lived on pain medication. I also suffered from agoraphobia, which is a fear of public places. When I drove or went anywhere in public, I would have severe panic attacks. I did not drive for about 5 years and was terrified to even walk outside to my mailbox.
  
  In 1987, I became interested in Spirituality and Healing. Through the use of the techniques I use in my Alternative Healing Sessions, I was able to begin healing myself. I was able to stop taking the pain medication. I was able to care for my child again. And I started driving again. The panic attacks took the longest to heal. My final test was when I drove in Dallas, Texas. I knew then that I was healed.
  
  Rev. Claudia McNeely (http://www.askclaudia.com) is a Medical Intuitive, Magnified Healing Practitioner, Reiki Master, Transpersonal Healer, Clairvoyant Psychic, Radio Host and Author. With the assistance of your Guides and Angels, she will assist you in healing on all levels and creating the life that you have always dreamed of. Her Readings are very accurate and insightful. She can help you to understand where you are, where you want to be and how to get there.
  
  Find out why Claudia is referred to by her clients as the 'Earth Mother'. Her energy, when she is working with her clients, is loving and kind just like a loving mother with her child. You will come away from your session feeling loved and nurtured. An Alternative Healing Session With Claudia will help you to release long standing health or emotional issues gently and quickly. Her clients report amazing results with just one session.
  
  
  
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• Original Air Date: 12/28/2007 12:00 AM UTC

  ParaWomenRadio w/Claudia Neely

  Join Amy and Kristy as the Speak to Extraordinary Women in the Paranormal! During the first hour Amy and Kristy catch up on things and talk all things paranormal and not paranormal haha. Claudia Neely joins us for the 2nd hour to talk all things metaphysical!
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• Date / Time: 12/21/2007 2:25 AM UTC

  Penny Dreadful and The Cast of American Ghost Watchers

  Tonights show was full of Hexellent fun (ala Penny Dreadful) and Very Serious Ghost Hunting THingz....wink wink
  
  
  1st hour-
  Penny Dreadful is a 700 year-old witch who hosts horror films on local cable television. Her program 'Shilling Shockers' scares in over 100 cities and towns in all 6 Haunted New England states, notably in Boston MA, Providence RI, Salem MA and Portland ME. She is assisted on the show by her "snarling darling" Garou the werewolf and by vampire hunter Dr. Manfred Von Bulow. The show is directed and edited by the Rebecca Paiva who also plays many guest roles in the program. Penny Dreadful's cobwebsite can be found at ww.shillingshockers.com. Penny is a witch of terrible powers and even more terrible puns. With a macabre doses of horror and humorous skits Penny brings you films ranging from the Fritz Lang terror classic "M" to z-grade drive-in fare like "The Beast of Yucca Flats." 'Shilling Shockers' has been on the air since January of 2006.
  http://www.shillingshockers.com/
  
  
  
  2nd hour-
  the cast of American Ghost Watchers!
  
  *Dr. Dawn's Bio:
  My name is Dr. Dawn and I am the foremost expert at training paranormal investigators. I am an honest to goodness hauntrepreneur. I have a wonderful set of online courses (now available on DVD) that will allow you to get better proof positive evidence and be credentialed as a paranormal investigator. Wouldn't you rather learn from someone with a doctorate degree?!?
  
  I've recently started a partnership with Amber. She is my number 1 fan/stalker. She has taken every one of my courses and through my help has started her own motivational program called Can't Stop the Smile! She's helping disgruntled ghost hunters stay positive throughout their investigation nightmares. I will also be entering into an agreement with Mystee to sell her psychic accessory. She won an Orbie for it in July of 2007. I think it will be a huge hit and I know that it will be a lucrative deal for me. What can I say, I enjoy making money and helping others.
  
  *This is a character in the movie American Ghost Watchers...  Check it out at www.exspiroproductions.com If you believe anything on this bio to be true, I'll be happy to sell you all my courses for one easy payment of $999.99!
  
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• Original Air Date: 12/21/2007 12:00 AM UTC

  ParaWomenRadio

  Join Amy and Kristy as the Speak to Penny Dreadful a 700 year-old witch who hosts horror films, Shiller's Shockers! And Dr. Dawn, the foremost expert at training paranormal investigators (and also a Character in the movie American Ghost Watchers!)
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• Date / Time: 12/14/2007 2:15 AM UTC

  Yvette Parrish, Devine Dolls and Alexandra Holzer

  Tonights show was lots of fun.  A big thanks to our guests Yvette and Alexandra, both women full of good energy!
  
  Who we will be talking with this week: 7 pm hour- Divine Dolls<br>
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  Yvette Parrish (La Reina)Bio: Yvette Parrish known as "La Reina" is a Mambo of Vodou Tradition, Intuitive counselor and been creating dolls locally in Texas and recently decided to offer them to the world! These Divine Dolls have been a MYSPACE hit! Popular with entertainers, artists, magicians and folk art collectors.<br><br>
  
  La reina only makes POSITIVE and passes GOOD energy to all her dolls she makes.  She created her first doll ten years ago, while in New Orleans.<br><br>
  
  If you need spiritual guidance or whatever you want, La Reina has the answer! Let's explore the possibilities, the outcomes are endless.<br><br>
  
  The Divine Dolls have a unique dark look, they are all made with love from the artist, who is 80 percent Roman Catholic, 15 percent Protestant, and 100 percent Vodou.<br><br>
  La Reina Says: I make these Voodoo dolls for clients who want to start working with Voodoo Magick and to attract the specific blessings of a particular Loa or Orisha.
  Each doll is hand-made by me personally, starting with natural products and taking into account the attributes and specific of each God and Goddess of the Voodoo pantheon.
  Each Voodoo doll is unique, yet true to its purpose. It can be used to obtain blessings or it can be the center-piece and focus of the altar you wish to construct to your Loa or Orisha. As you work with each doll, it will become a bridge in your relationship to the Loa or Orisha.
  I always use natural textiles in a wide variety of colors, style, and texture. Each doll is then decorated with artifacts and implements that represent the chosen Loa or Orisha or Purpose. When it is perfect, it is sent to the client with complete instructions on its care and potential magick.
  A unique intercessor who will communicate back and forth between the worlds! <br>
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  Who we will be talking to during the 8pm ET hour-Alexandra Holzer!
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  Alexandra HolzerBio:<br>
  Holzer is a member of the SCBWI Organization, Poetry.com, Firstwriters.com, IMDBpro.com and Absolute Writers.com. Her father is the original ghost hunter, published Author Professor Hans Holzer, Ph.D of 145 plus titles in the genres of parapsychology, the supernatural, religion and healing. Most famous for Amityville Horror: The Possession, Ghosts, America's Haunted House, The UFOnauts, The Journey of the Magi and Murder in Amityville: Fact or Fiction.<br><br>
  
  Alexandra Holzer was recently inducted into Marquis Who's Who in America 2008 62nd Edition, following her father from the 70s. Current book has two nomination's, Nomination for the Printz Award for Young Adult Literature by the American Library Association and to the IHG (International Horror Guild.)<br><br>
  
  Her mother is an accomplished artist, countess on the Baron side to the Russian Buxhoeveden Family with relations to Catherine The Great. Their published family book is written in German entitled, "Riga 1201 Buxhoeveden 2001". Holzer's 97 year old Parisian grandmother, Rosine Claire (married to the count of Russia), has published "French Gourmet Vegetarian", "New French Gourmet Vegetarian" and "French Vegetarian Cosmetics."<br><br>
  
  Studying at some of the best prep schools in New York City, attended The Lycee Francais, The Fleming School and The York Preparatory School. In 1992, after graduating high school, attended The Fashion Institute of Technology earning two degrees in Fine Arts and Advertising. It was here where Holzer became a self taught Graphic Designer working for small to big travel ad agencies. Bravely she left to begin her own Freelance business named AHG Design in 1999.<br><br>
  
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  A second book is due out in the spring of '08, 'Growing Up Haunted-A Ghostly Memoir' alongside her fathers newest title, 'Spirit Connection', are publishing as father and daughter for the first time under the same house. 'Growing Up Haunted' is being read by a documentary filmmaker generating vast interest in it's story.<br><br>
  
  Holzer created her monthly column named 'Spirit Talk' for the Paranormal Awareness Society and for UFO Digest.com. Holzer does Q&A's for on-line magazines, Pod Casts, radio show interviews with personalities such as Rob McConnell- the host and executive producer of The ‘X’ Zone Radio Show, England's Wolverhampton City Radio at WCR FM and Ghostly Talk, publishes articles for such magazines as Ghost Village.com, Merlian News.com and Paranormal Magazine in the UK and is being deemed a real life Ghost Whisperer, allowing her readers free to ask questions on the paranormal.<br><br>
  
  Starting in January '08, Holzer will become a columnist for the very popular magazine called UFO Magazine based out of CA. Joining the ranks of many known writers and radio show personalities, the editor in chief is currently working on a cover story for this issue to introduce Holzer and her new column.<br><br>
  
  The Anomalist quotes off of a newspaper interview with Strauss' The Chronicle, "Hans Holzer's daughter weighs in with her own paranormal abilities." The Chronicle has reported two stories on Holzer and will follow her career.<br><br>
  
  While filming for New Wave Entertainment on April 2nd for the re-release of the film Poltergeist, went on with her father as paranormal experts and authors released October 9th, '07. Distribution for Warner Home Video.<br><br>
  
  Holzer was asked to give a testimonial in famed medium Scott Christiansan's second book called, 'The Inheritance.' Inspiring her to now help other's write their own novels lending feedback and insight to the subject matter, and about publishing. She works with Librarians to Mediums in helping tell a great story non-fiction based for YA to adults. A second author since then has quoted Holzer and placed one of her popular articles in her upcoming Haunted Hollywood book for Fall of '08.<br><br>
  
  She has developed two paranormal reality TV Show's (one in development) and is pitching several haunting children's stories.<br><br>
  
  While raising her four noisy ghosts, continues to write children's short stories, poetry, science fiction/fantasy novels, screenplays in the genres of supernatural horror thrillers, paranormal love story, children's animated tales and comedy.<br><br>
  Website:<br>  
  http://www.hauntingholzer.com<br>
  
  My Space:<br>
  http://www.myspace.com/hauntingholzer<br>
  
  
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• Original Air Date: 12/14/2007 12:00 AM UTC

  ParaWomenRadio w/Divine Dolls and Alexandra Holtzer

  Join Amy and Kristy as they speak to Divine Dolls the first hour and Alexandra Holtzer the Second hour!
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