"Getting Back Home To Who We Are."-Guest: Marcia K. Moore

A song I love that resonates with this episode, Enjoy!: https://youtu.be/HiNV1rMNXE0?si=Hfj-k6xW-G5BBDeQ
(In regards to consciousness):"Humans expand through the heart."-Marcia K. Moore

In this episode, Marcia and I discuss:
how she got started on her fascinating life path, her research into elongated skulls, she shows us her website of work depicting her artist interpretation of elongated skulls; giants; ETs; and the Sabe, how she channels the beings of the land-past and present, DNA results of the genuine (4%) elongated skulls, why some tribes emulated the elongated skulls, wild man & woman presence in Native cultures, we are an aspect of the Sabe(Bigfoot), how the elongated skull anatomy differs from our own, humans are a genetic mixed bag, her Tiresquatch named BooJum, her exciting new projects using reclaimed bike tires, the importance of remembering who we are, the present situation in North Carolina following the recent hurricane, Queen Bear, and MUCH MORE!

Marcia K. Moore began life in Iowa, the heartland of our country. Even as a young girl, Marcia had a very strong sense of self and was always asking the big questions. Little did she know this would be the precursor into a life where she helped countless other to do the same! Twelve years ago, Marcia began researching the elongated skulls. Using her profound artistic and intuitive abilities, she began creating her interpretation of how the elongated skull individuals may have looked in life. Her work went global when she sent an interpretation of an elongated skull to elongated skull researcher, Brian Forrester. She was the first person to actually put a face to these anomalies. She has built up countless works on her website depicting her renditions of the elongated skulls, mound builders, the Sabe, and ETs using mediums such as 3D sculpture, digital artwork, and forensic sculpture. More recently, Marcia has begun an exciting new project focused on sustainability, community, and encouraging others to get out into Nature and expand their hearts and realities. This new project is called TireSquatch. She is taking reclaimed bike tires and using them to bring the native animals of North Carolina to life in her own unique and realistic sculpture form. She has created an 8 ft lifelike tire sculpture of a Sasquatch she named "BooJum", who resides outside her studio at the foot of Pisgah Forest. Marcia encourages all of us to get out in nature and live our lives to the fullest while figuring out just who we really are in the magnificent world we share with each other and many other beings(known and unknown).

Marcia K. Moore's Websites:
https://www.tiresquatch.com/
https://www.marciakmooreciamarstudio.com/