I’m very interested in helping local communities grow more of the food they eat, rather than relying on corporations to grow it for them and ship it from half a world away.  For me, this has included promoting permaculture, organic food, local farmers, community gardens, and private gardens. In Sedona, I created The Sedona Community Gardens Network, and Sedona Community Gardens Facebook Page. Last year, I helped Bruce Connolly, of Connolly’s Farmers Markets, get his community-minded market off the ground by creating a website for him, which now features weekly posts about new — mostly local and organically grown — products. An online mailing list and Facebook Page are also connected to the website. Bruce’s website is located here. His Facebook page is located here. And if you would like to receive updates whenever new updates are added to Bruce’s website, go here.

Here’s a website I’ve been wanting to create for a long time. It showcases a divination game that some friends and I have spent years perfecting. What makes this particular guidance tool different from other age-old divination systems is that it marries four principles that have emerged and merged during our particular time period: it combines the wisdom of diverse spiritual traditions; it draws upon the life experience, knowledge, and intuition of individual players (rather than shamans, religious authorities or holy people); it evokes the power of group consciousness and prayer; and it encourages people to infuse the game with deeper meanings by creating their own game decks, rules and rituals. Check it out.

Lately, more and more of my time has been spent supporting NHNE’s efforts to understand, share, and apply the universal truths emerging in near-death experiences, which have become a major global phenomenon. Along with doing two presentations in Sedona called “How Near-Death Experiences Are Changing The World“, I also put up a website to support NHNE’s efforts to inform the public. That website is called NHNE NDE. NHNE NDE features a mailing list to keep those who are interested informed about upcoming meetings and events, a news page that tracks NDE-related news from around the world, several fantastic NDE resource pages, links to other NHNE NDE resources, handouts and other resources from my Sedona talks, a calendar of past, present, and future events, and more. Check it out.

I’m continually adding new images to my photo website. I recently added new photos to these sections: Rancho Los Lagos, Trash the Dress, El Portal, Merry-Go-Round Rock, and Recent Additions. Come take a look…

The newest member of my growing family of websites has been born: Sunfellow Fine Art. As I mention on my profile page, nature has been calling me and I’ve been spending more and more time attempting to capture “fine art images that quiet the mind, open the heart, and stir the soul”. This new website is dedicated to sharing those images with others who long for deeper connections. Come take a look. The image above — “Milky Way Over Cathedral Rock” — is the most popular image on the site so far, but more are on the way…

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The Poco Diablo Conference Center was packed with brides and their guests.

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My daughter, Jeremia, and her partner and my backup photographer, John Rodger, keeping an eye the Sunfellow Photography booth.

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When my long-time friend and spiritual path buddy, Susan Perry, needed a website to showcase her church and wedding officiate business, she called me. Her new website is now live! Come take a look: Sedona Interfaith Fellowship.

The video and images from the 2010 Sedona Celtic Harvest Festival are now finished! The event video is posted above, and is also available on the Sunfellow Productions YouTube channel. 117 photos from the event, which took place Saturday, September 25, 2010 in Sedona, Arizona, are posted here. All 600 plus images are available here. And, finally, a web page describing all aspects of our coverage is located here. The 2010 festival was a pleasure to film and photograph and the people, like usual, were marvelous! Special thanks to Dorothy O’Brien for spearheading this event — and allowing me to record it for the second year in a row. Videos and photos from the 2009 Festival are located here.

After many weeks of behind-the-scenes work, the Sedona Bridal Fair Website was launched today! It showcases photos from several SWPA photographers, includes banner ad spaces for website sponsors, and is integrated with the Sedona Wedding Professionals Association WordPress blog, Facebook and Twitter feeds, and Bridal Fair Mailing List. While I was responsible for creating the website, contributing photos, and helping integrate many of the core features, many other SWPA members contributed to the effort, including Donna Joy (who runs SWPA’s Facebook and Twitter feeds and manages the Bridal Fair registrations and mailing list), Jill Kyriakopulos (who runs the Bridal Fair blog), Susan Perry (who kept an eye on a host of details, including editorial content), and the Bridal Fair Committee, who designed the logo and has been busily orchestrating all the other details of the February 26th show. Come take a look…

I love NHNE Pulse! I spend time daily posting the best, most insightful and inspiring content I come across. If you haven’t visited recently, I invite you to swing by and see what’s cooking. Here are a few especially outstanding sections to check out: the daily blog, Pulse of Near-Death Experiences, NDE Quotes, Pulse on Dreams, Pulse on UFOs, Top 20 Books, Top 10 Videos, Amazing Animals, Quotes…