Entering the labyrinth.
Walking the labyrinth.
Anyway, during our conversation she mentioned a labyrinth that was built by a lady out towards a small town about an hour's drive away. When I got home I opened up my computer and went to her website 'Peace - Labyrinth'. I was amazed and in awe of what this woman had accomplished in a relatively short period of time.Because last night was a full moon, I thought it would be wonderful to go out and walk the labyrinth. It was a cloudy evening, but I had hoped it would clear off. Unfortunately it didn't and it even proceeded to rain lightly. 'No matter', I thought, 'since we drove all the way out here, I'll walk the labyrinth anyway'.Well, it wasn't the experience I'd hoped for, but it was interesting and fun just the same. I plan on going out again on a Sunday for a quieter and more contemplative walk and am going to take in the next full moon festivities which will include drumming.
Crystal Skull.
I'm inspired and will make this a frequent part of my spiritual practice. If you have access to a labyrinth perhaps you'd like to check it out . . .
4 comments:
Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing the experience!
That sounds like a magical evening and I can imagine you want to go back.
It's great to walk the labyrinth. I wanted to walk the one in Chartres, but unfortunately their were church chairs all over the labyrinth. I'm planning on doing it someday though.
Have a magical day.
Hmmm....we do have one here about 20-30 minutes away....I've never been there....maybe I will go check it out next week....I will have some time to myself....good idea.
Your blog is so beautiful and has always been an inspiration even when I lost my footing on my path. Thank you. I especially love your altar honoring Mary.
Blessings,
Laurie
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