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Labyrinth Walks

 

The Labyrinth is an archetype found in many

religious traditions in one form or another, yet it is open to all

people as a non-denominational, cross-cultural blueprint for

wellbeing. By walking the labyrinth we are able to experience

part of a mystical tradition. Today, Labyrinths are used

world-wide as a way to quiet the mind, recover a balance in life,

and encourage meditation, insight & self-reflection. The practice

of Labyrinth walking integrates the body with the mind and the

mind with the spirit and therefore may assist in stress-reduction,

and help discover innovation and celebration.

 

I work with a 28’ canvas with a painted labyrinth on it. It is a

 

smaller-modified version of the labyrinth laid in the floor of

 

Chartres Cathedral in France, where I was trained to become a

 

Labyrinth facilitator with Rev. Dr. Lauren Artress, founder of

 

Veriditas. I can offer this work in different settings such as:

 

medical centers, churches, schools, prisons, and

 

community/retreat centers. I offer open walks - paid by the hour,

 

or workshops which may include presentation, ritual and time for

 

meditative reflection and creative expression.

  

Feedback:

 

F. Says: "Well organized, instructions clear for my first walk, the atmosphere was fantastic, will defenetly be back"

 

M. Says: "Thank you for this wonderful oppertunity of transformation and soul embodiment"

 


People walking the labyrinth in the Universal Hall

                                                'Orbs' appearing in the photo after the labyrith walk has finished