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I led a group of walkers in the labyrinth at Morningstar Lutheran Church. It was in the 40’s and people were bundled up tight. This intrepid group came because they wanted to feel the power of peace that came over them in prior walks. The “newbies” were there because their friend said the labyrinth, Read More
In 2013, I had the opportunity to build a labyrinth on Martha Beck’s North Star Ranch in Central California. With the help of some friends on her ranch, I laid out a pattern and my helpers and I laid stones we’d gathered from all over the ranch as well as the surrounding area. I, Read More
The labyrinth is a beautiful way to slow down. Following a single path as it winds toward the center and back out, the mind gets usually becomes quieter. Our pace often changes. Whatever happens, we’re changed a bit for having walked. If you’ve never walked a labyrinth before, here are some resources to get you, Read More
I spend lots of time talking with people about what their best lives would look like. On the surface they’re searching for things like a new career, or a new home, or a new relationship. Some want to write a book or build a new company. Others want to volunteer for a worthy non-profit., Read More
I’ve started using my finger labyrinth to walk each morning while enjoying my garden. It’s a grounding ritual, calming me for the day ahead when a “regular” walk on a labyrinth isn’t convenient. This morning, I got lost. While tracing my finger in the grooves of the path, I somehow ended up in the, Read More