Millicent Smith

    Millicent Smith is a graduate of the Art Institute of Pittsburgh and has had several exhibits of her oil paintings. She continues to dabble in many art forms including pottery, stained glass, and currently is designing Mayan glyphs of individual's names written in the ancient style. In addition to her art, Millicent has adapted Ruth Lee's novel, "Within the Veil: An Adventure in Time," into a screenplay and is currently seeking another agent for that work.

"Millicent" in Mayan Glyphs by Millicent Smith

   Millicent first met Ruth Lee in 1996 while managing a bookstore in suburban Pittsburgh where Ms. Lee often conducted seminars, book signings, and occasionally met with clients. Through these contacts she was led her to have private sessions with Ruth Lee that enabled her to contact her own Spirit Guides and begin working independently with them alone at home.

   While studying her dreams in Ruth Lee's Advanced Dream Interpretation Class, Millicent made contact with the spirit of Arthur Ford, a famous deceased medium, who then dictated a book to her with instructions to publish it. She is still editing the book she and Arthur Ford wrote together in spirit, but intends to publish it one day soon. Through her dream work, Millicent keeps in touch with family members and others who have passed on to another plane.

Impressions from Mexico

   In March 2003, Millicent and Ruth Lee traveled to San Gervasio, Cozumel, Mexico, to visit the ruins of the Mayan temple which honors the ancient Goddess Ixchel. It was after this trip, that Millicent discovered an ancient Mayan alphabet that enables her to combine many of her talents to create brilliant designs in hieroglyphics of individual's names. Ruth Lee invited her to create a type of logo of her name written in Mayan to use on her web site. It can be viewed [here].

  Millicent currently works as a legal secretary at one of the top law firms in downtown Pittsburgh and lives close enough to walk to work and go home for lunch. In addition to her art work, Millicent reads, does needlework, takes diverse classes, and goes to the movies--a lot. No idle woman is she.