Pilgrims approach the Prairie Labyrinth at Indian Creek Nature Center
Karie: “Although I was only able to attend day one…the workshop was all that I hoped for and has set me on a new path of discovery…yes, I will definitely be incorporating this “stroll to the soul” into my life. Thank you, Marion Patterson for the invite!”
Marcy a friend replying to the posts and pictures: “What an inspiring gathering! Thank you for *ringing the bell* to introduce us to area labyrinths.”
MAP: “Thank you for arranging a wonderful day of labyrinth-ing. Just what
the doctor ordered! Let me know if you have time for a group to visit Solstead…before
the snow flies!
“After the experience of walking the Unity labyrinth, I’d like to
repeat the wonderful, long, reflective response I had there…and I
will return! However, I believe our group really enhanced the
experience. I’m imagining a large labyrinth somewhere at Solstead. I was
impressed with the Pathways sanctuary in the Black Hills.
I have shared their website with Tim McCoy.
“Another memory of yesterday has stuck with me: The bells playing
while we walked the Regis Labyrinth. I found I was humming the
musical phrase as I walked today. A very nice mantra! (MJP comment: Yes, the bells! I forgot to add that to the magic that was Regis.)
“Thanks again, for a memorable day.”
P.S.: “Thanks for the addresses of local labyrinths. My goal is to walk all them, even
We encountered many reflections and silhouettes during our two days at the October Labyrinth Workshop.
a few times, before the snow flies…. I found the Saturday session at Indian Valley (sic) quite provocative…. I am currently in the midst of some very tricky life shifting…and I feel those shifts and vibrations to my very core….So, I need to “re-purpose myself, as Leslee so very aptly put it. Looking for accurate discernment and guidance, I am hoping that walking, with my meditation and centering prayer, will get me to the next chapter in my life.”
KS: A friend replying to posts and pictures: “Walking the labyrinth will be a pleasure – too much stress at our house lately! …. Need to look at your photos of the workshop weekend. Was it wonderful? I wish I could have been there!”
Prairiewoods Spiritual Center Labyrinth. Center stone and bell.
IMS: Who calls herself a “newbie” in response to receiving a list of area labyrinths. “How ironic, I was out at Target and went to the Prairiewoods Labyrinth this afternoon – all by myself out with the rustle of the leaves in the wind, and crunching of them as I walked it. Lovely. Sort of had a hard time finding it as I went straight on the gravel road (right into the trailer park). No sign pointing to the right. Thanks Manny for organizing….” (MJP note: But, she found the labyrinth because she was open and looking! Way to go “newbie”!)
1080 Labyrinth 