Labyrinth walk

New Week::New Theme: A MAZE Zing Journey Paster Reverend Carley Friesen, of the Mount Tabor Presbyterian Church, in Portland, Oregon, captured this photo of the Church’s seven circuit styled …

Sacred Geometry buffs and friends, welcome! I would like to share with you the basic history and information on building your own labyrinth. Labyrinths have been around for over 4000 years and are found in just about every major religious tradition in the world. They have been an integral part of many cultures such as Native American, Greek, Celtic and Mayan. The Hopi called the labyrinth the symbol for "mother earth" and equated it with the Kiva. Like Stonehenge and the pyramids, they are…

Feeling much gratitude for the opportunity. It's like a labyrinth in my backyard. Living and Giving in CommUnity. This is the design of the #labyrinthatthecreek, a duo entry in which you can walk together, entering at opposite ends, or walk solo. Stay on the path, sit in the center and receive answers on what you seek to know. Happiness for me, is a labyrinth, walking, making, creating. #thankful #grateful #blessed #clarity #walkingthelabyrinth #craftinglabyrinths

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 en…

Labyrinth walking is a spiritual exercise to quiet, center, and allow contemplation and prayer. Find out more about where and how to do it.

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

How to Build a Labyrinth in Seven Steps by master labyrinth builder Lars Howlett

Lisa walks you through all the steps to make an amazing labyrinth in your own backyard!