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Reprogram Your Life: The website of our dear friend and spiritual teacher Reverend Norma (Jennings) Edwards.
Twin Miracle: The website of our friends Nancy Stewart and Frank Keller, two highly evolved spirits helping us all.
Wholistic Pittsburgh: A site chocked full of information about events, products, and services offered by the Holisitc healing community in greater Pittsburgh.
The Artist Blacksmith Association of North America (ABANA): The official site of the largest blacksmithing association in the world. Full of information, photos, how-to, and links to sites of member organizations throughout the US and overseas.
Healing-Arts.org: Our friend Peter Shefler’s site with lots of information about many types of creative, holistic, and natural healing. A virtual healing center on the web.
Arts and Healing Network: A place to find information on how art helps us heal, as well as artists who produce healing art work and photos of their work.
Rick DiClemente: Our friend and Psychic Astrologer in the Pittsburgh area
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Appalachian Rock Shop: One of our favorite places to buy rocks and crystals for their healing energy. Run by our friends Tom and Leslie Metarko.
Journeys of Life: Our friend Jean Haller’s store for metaphysical and healing books, cards, music.
Astrolabe: Go here to get a free chart with your astrological sun, moon, rising, and planetary signs.
West Penn Arts: A place to find artist that live in Western Pennsylvania, as well as galleries, art schools.
Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency: Places to go, things to do in Washington County, PA.
Mayanmajix: The late Ian Xel Lungold's website with loads of info about the Mayan Calendar. Find out your Mayan astrology or check on the daily Tzolkin-- the spiritual intent for the day.
CommonPassion.org: Joseph Giove's project listing global oneness and enlightenment events and tracking their tangible effects on society.
The Journey Magazine: A Mind/Body/Soul magazine with articles about Spiritual and holistic, healthy living. The Journey sponsors Expos in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and other cities. Look for our Mesa Creative Arts Center ad.
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