~ Early Web Links ~

Duffy and Mike Walls share updates about their newlywed life in Nashville, centered on their Christian faith, church involvement, and service through creative arts. The site includes wedding and honeymoon photos, prayer requests, and notes on missionary interests including teaching English and serving through puppetry and clowning.

EastroVedica's links page curates a broad collection of reciprocal links centered on Vedic astrology, yoga, Reiki, Ayurveda, and metaphysical spirituality. Visitors will find connections to astrology services, pagan resources, healing arts practitioners, and paranormal directories, reflecting the site's focus on Eastern and New Age spiritual traditions.

A faith-centered personal page by gsterry13 dedicated to Jesus Christ, presenting Christian belief as its core message. The site uses a frames-based layout typical of late 1990s and early 2000s web design, signaling its old-web origins.

Church of Midnight is a darkly themed personal site presenting itself as a mysterious 'church' with sections called the Church and the Graveyard, evoking gothic and occult aesthetics. The sparse landing page serves as an atmospheric gateway, suggesting a site built around dark spirituality, gothic subculture, or midnight-flavored mysticism.

The Society for the Promulgation of the Religion of Thelema (S.P.R.T.) runs this curated webring connecting high-quality sites dedicated to the Law of Thelema, the spiritual philosophy associated with Aleister Crowley. Unlike broader Thelemic webrings, this one maintains strict quality standards and focuses exclusively on sites whose primary purpose is spreading Thelemic teachings.

Fencraft is a curated links page from a solitary witch building a small pagan community, gathering resources across smallweb exploration, personal sites, computing, music, and fellow pagan voices. The collection reflects a thoughtful indie-web sensibility, weaving together webrings, webgardens, streaming radio, and pagan content into a richly personal directory.

Part of the Gnostic Society Library at gnosis.org, this page presents the Gospel of Thomas in multiple scholarly translations, including the Patterson and Meyer rendering of all 114 sayings from the Nag Hammadi Coptic manuscript. It serves as a gateway to a broader collection of Gnostic texts, resources, and related books for anyone researching early Christian apocrypha or Gnostic traditions.

The official website of the Temple of Set, a left-hand path initiatory organization founded in San Francisco in 1975. The site offers introductory essays covering Setian philosophy, ethics, ritual practice, and the esoteric tradition surrounding the Egyptian deity Set.

The infamous Heaven's Gate website, preserved in its original form, presents the beliefs and writings of the UFO religious cult led by Marshall Applewhite ('Do'), who taught that Earth was about to be recycled and that members could ascend to the 'Level Above Human' via a spacecraft accompanying comet Hale-Bopp. Visitors can read the group's foundational texts, video transcripts, student exit statements, and the press release documenting the 1997 mass suicide that made this site one of the most historically significant and haunting artifacts of the early web.

The Tertullian Project is a comprehensive scholarly resource dedicated to the ancient Christian Latin writer Tertullian, offering Latin texts, translations in multiple languages, manuscript studies, bibliographies, and critical analysis of his works. Visitors can explore every known writing attributed to Tertullian alongside patrological context, manuscript traditions, and centuries of scholarly reception.