Dance For All People

The Dance For All People comes from a tradition of the Great Basin/Plateau peoples that has been revitalized by Native people to perpetuate the healing and renewal of Mother Earth and all her beings. The Dance is about each person taking personal responsibility to make this mission of healing and renewal a part of their daily lives.

Sara Conca | NYC Painter

Abstract Expressionist painter Sara Conca is a self-taught New York based artist whose well- regarded works have been sold to many private collectors around the globe, having a number of solo and group exhibitions in the New York vicinity. Says Sara: "My works are mostly a process of textures and layering to achieve constant movement of energy that will give back and soothe you as time goes on."

Stuart Perrin: Kundalini Yoga

Stuart Perrin an American spiritual master who has been quietly teaching small groups of students around the world for the last thirty-eight years— is a direct disciple of Swami Rudrananda, or Rudi. He has a meditation center in New York City where he offers classes and lectures, having 3-day intensive meditation retreats many times a year around the country. Stuart is a long-time writer and author of five books and many essays.

Hibakusha Stories

Hibakusha Stories passes the legacy of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to a new generation, and empowers them with tools to build a world free of nuclear weapons. Organized by Youth Arts New York, survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Hibakusha) visit NYC school children in their classrooms to share their stories and their wisdom of surviving under incredible odds.

Earthsinger: Joan Henry

Joan Henry is a talented native singer showcasing her new CD. She writes: "You could say that because of my nature, the way I'm tuned, that it's my responsibility from the Creator to sing, to move with that gift, to hold up my part of the Earth. And there are layers and layers to that, how we sing to help Mother Earth into balance and how the songs help us return to beauty and to balance..."

paul wirhun :: eggman

The web site is for Paul Wirhun who delves into the world of pysanky, or painting on eggs. He writes: "While this work began with traditional Ukrainian pysanky, I have created innovative painting techniques for working on eggshells. I also explore the use of eggshells in mosaics, sculpture & mobiles. Pysanky are talismen created through batiking designs with specific intentions to use the egg's life-power for a desired result."

Rudi Movie Project

The RUDI movie project is a restoration initiative to transfer the 1981 documentary of Rudi (Swami Rudrananda) to DVD. The RUDI movie is the only substantial legacy of this remarkable meditation teacher giving lectures, offering shakti, and teaching classes on film. To this day this film is a valuable vehicle and teaching class for present and future generations.

Demers Mental Health

DeMers Mental Health (DMH) is a holistic center for transformation and change of the Emotional, Mental and Spiritual aspects of life for the GLBT community in Salt Lake City and around Utah. DMH is focused on teaching people how to bring the many facets of their lives into balance to achieve optimal health and wellness with individual, couple and group counseling, and through medication when necessary.

Wind Walker Guest Ranch

Wind Walker Ranch is a Utah dude ranch that is family-owned and operated. Located in Spring City, UT, it is a sanctuary buffered from worldly cares, where the heart and soul of the American West is a part of each day. In this ancient land where time slows down amidst the juniper trees of the high desert, your spirit will be invigorated and renewed.

The Skull Project

The Skull Project was a public art ritual that remembered all those killed in Iraq through the creation of mounds of skull eggs. Over 800 skull eggs were made by the public and placed on mounds in the cemetery “West” Yard of St. Mark’s Church-in-the-Bowery, NYC, during its run that ended on 11-10-04.

Queer Spirit

Queer Spirit is the brainchild of Jerry Buie and John Cottrell of Salt Lake City, UT, helping gay men in Utah claim their power and create community. The two run a three-day weekend retreat that invokes ceremony, celebration, and experiential group process as well as the use of ritual ceremony (such as Native American Sweat Lodge) to facilitate increased self-esteem and healthier life choices and behaviors.

Pride Counseling offers safe, discreet and relevant therapeutic gay counseling in Salt Lake City, UT. The site details their Gay Men's Support Groups, Substance Abuse Services, Healthy Self Expressions, and Violence Abuse Services. The site now has a wide array of local and state-wide resources available to GLBTQ clients.