Tag Archives: labyrinths

Labyrinths of the East

Posted on August 8, 2019 by marionpatterson

The Labyrinth Locator, of The Labyrinth Society, is such a great resource to help locate labyrinths.  Two major lessons I learned early on, and that I work to remember, are to contact people ahead and “assume nothing.” Some labyrinths are … Continue reading →

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Sunnylands Labyrinth

Posted on July 12, 2018 by marionpatterson

A guest blog by Teri Petrzalek Background Information:  Sunnylands is the 200-acre estate outside Palm Springs of Walter and Lenore Annenberg. In 2001 they created a trust fund to “address serious issues facing the nation and the world community.”  A … Continue reading →

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2017 Labyrinth Walks

Posted on January 24, 2018 by marionpatterson

2017 found us in many places across the country.  We started the year with an inaugural walk, “Light One Candle” to dispel the darkness that is part of winter in the northern hemisphere and that seemed to permeate our country. Lent … Continue reading →

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Centering in Transitions

Posted on December 9, 2017 by marionpatterson

Last month I helped a sister sort and pack household and personal items for a move from Phoenix area back to New Hampshire. S   She had been wanting to return to our ancestral state for a few years. November … Continue reading →

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Phoenix Harmony Labyrinth

Posted on December 7, 2017 by marionpatterson

This extended mild autumn weather saw us considering a fall burn of the prairie and the Phoenix Harmony Labyrinth.  November 29th was perfect and Rich along with Ben Stamats tackled the task while I taught. My before picture shows tall, … Continue reading →

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2016 Labyrinths

Posted on February 20, 2017 by marionpatterson

Check out Winding Pathways for a blog on labyrinths I visited and walked in 2016. I am always surprised at how many labyrinths I actually go to in a year.  Always is my favorite at Regis Middle School in Cedar … Continue reading →

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Alone and Together

Posted on November 4, 2014 by marionpatterson

Together we are alone. Alone we are together. While fussing about how to capture the feel of our recent Southwest Antiquities Tour, I took time to respond to an energy keepers’ prayer request.  After, way led on to way and I … Continue reading →

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“Peace” and “Life.”

Posted on August 23, 2014 by marionpatterson

The newest labyrinth in the Iowa City, Iowa, area. Continue reading →

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Veriditas!

Posted on May 9, 2014 by marionpatterson

Maundy Thursday.  Women’s Walking Workshop.Virtual Labyrinth Walk. May Day. World Labyrinth Day. Looking up labyrinths along an oval path from Cedar Rapids to McAllen, Texas, and back via Arkansas. Frelinghuysen Arboretum Labyrinth. The report that several people, interviewed about the … Continue reading →

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Reflections by Karie Tegeler

Posted on January 3, 2014 by marionpatterson

A great honor to print reflections by spiritual seeker, Karie Tegeler.  She has participated in the labyrinth workshops at Indian Creek Nature Center and walked a number of labyrinths in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She refers especially to The Prairie … Continue reading →

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