About

Bob Bruhin is a Philadelphia-based creative technologist, artist, author, and spiritual leader whose work bridges the visible and invisible architecture of our world. Through Bruhin Solutions, his WordPress hosting and web services company, Bob empowers artists, small businesses, and spiritual organizations with accessible, transparent digital infrastructure. Explore more of Bob’s work at bob-bruhin.com.

The Artist’s Eye

Beyond the screen, Bob explores Philadelphia through panoramic photography. His images reveal the beauty of decay—the quiet poetry found in rail lines, industrial ruins, and forgotten bridges.

His 2018 book, Walking the Eraserhood, documents the Callowhill Industrial District that inspired David Lynch’s Eraserhead. Part photo essay, part local history, part meditation on transformation, the book stands as a love letter to a city that constantly remakes itself. Learn more at walkingtheeraserhood.com.

Spiritual Practice

Bob serves as Acting High Priest of Tenders of the Earth Temple, a Wiccan coven within the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel. In this role, he leads rituals, offers teachings, and cultivates community around contemporary Pagan spirituality.

He is also co-founder of the Delaware Valley Pagan Network (DVPN) and an early organizer of Philadelphia Pagan Pride Day, initiatives that helped unify and celebrate the region’s Pagan and interfaith communities. More at tet-asw.org and phillypaganpride.org.

Healing and Inner Work

As a certified hypnotherapist, Bob guides clients through transformative inner journeys, blending psychological insight with deep-trance traditions of ritual and meditation. Learn more or book a session at Bob Bruhin Hypnotherapy.

Community and Connection

Bob also participates in Philadelphia’s mindful polyamory community, engaging in ongoing dialogues around relational ethics, open communication, and emotional awareness through local meetups and discussion circles.

Whether building websites, leading rituals, photographing the city’s hidden edges, or exploring the architecture of human relationships, Bob’s mission is the same: to reveal coherence in complexity, and to remind us that everything—seen and unseen—is connected.

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