Guidelines for Walking a Labyrinth
The labyrinth is an archetype, a divine imprint, found in all religious traditions in various forms around the world. By walking our replica of the Chartres labyrinth (laid on the floor of Chartres Cathedral around 1201), you are rediscovering a long forgotten Christian tradition. The earliest labyrinth in a church…
Labyrinth Resources on the Internet
The Labyrinth Societyhttps://labyrinthsociety.org Veriditas - the non-profit which has been a prime mover in the labyrinth movement:https://www.veriditas.org Labyrinth Locatorhttps://labyrinthlocator.com Lauren Artress’ websitehttps://www.laurenartress.com Jeff and Kimberly Saward’s website. They were co-founder’s of The Labyrinth Society. Jeff has written a number of books, and the website contains a wealth of information including…
Finding a Labyrinth near You
In order to have a spiritual practice using a labyrinth regularly, you need to have access to a labyrinth. The first preference is to find a labyrinth near where you live or work, to which you have reasonable access. The World-wide Labyrinth Locator is a collection of labyrinths which have…
Wednesday Lunchtime Meditation, 12-12:30 p.m.
For all beginning, experienced, and curious meditators. Learn a variety of meditation techniques that will encourage peace and harmony throughout your workday (and your life). Led by Irit Umani and Lynda Young-Kaffie in Room 210.
Sunday Morning Meditation, 8:30-8:50 a.m.
For all beginning, experienced, and curious meditators. Join fellow contemplatives for silent prayer and entering into the presence of God before worship. Led by Gustavo Hernandez in the library.