Labyrinth walk

The Chartres labyrinth has many qualities. It allows several variations, among others through the reduction of the number of circuits. So I can derive a 5-circuit labyrinth from the 11-circuit orig…

Labyrinths have become increasingly popular in healthcare settings like hospitals, outpatient clinics, hospices, and elder care facilities. Designers often include them in their plans, sometimes encouraged by the client or the funding donor. However, labyrinths are not always appropriate for healthcare gardens. While they can be very successful, there are now too many examples of…

From the profane to the sacred, labyrinths are an ancient tool for journeying within By Barbara J. Sullivan Imagine you live in Sweden by the Baltic Sea, and the time is somewhere in the 13th century. You and all your friends depend on the men bringing in a good day’s catch of cod and herring […]

Today is the autumnal equinox, marking the official start of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. For some, the shift in seasons is a good time to walk the labyrinth. In the Portland area, three labyrinths are open today and visitors are encouraged to walk them, no reservations required.

The Labyrinth represents the journey to our own center and back again. It has a deeply spiritual meaning and my experience stumbling upon one was profound.

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Read about the benefits of labyrinth walks for healing grief and processing difficult emotions, and see 21 beautiful labyrinths in the U.S.

We have a labyrinth at Shekina Garden! After hours of dreaming and planning and drawing and thinking and a lot of weeding; laying down of rice husks, tracing out a path with large rocks and creating a small fish pond in the middle - done almost entirely by the amazing Joshua - we have a beautiful l