Have you ever walked a Labyrinth?
They are classic patterns constructed with a broad range of materials and found in various locations all around the world, check it, there might be one in your neighborhood. For centuries people have walked these transcending pathways for spirituality, faith, or simply personal knowledge or improvement.
This year’s Summer Solstice marks The Decade Anniversary Celebration of Labyrinths in the region to be held at Allied Arts of Yakima Valley. For more information about Labyrinths and Allied Arts, You, with your Family and Friends are welcome at the event with light refreshment provided, Monday, June 22nd 2009 from 7-8pm.
Come early and stay late to hear interesting stories from enthusiasts’ young to old, historical information, and see Allied Art’s Labyrinth for yourself!
Because everybody has a unique journey on “A Stone Path to Walk with Intention for Calmness, Gratitude, a Concern, Prayer, Hope, Energy, or Just for Fun.”
For directions to Allied Arts of Yakima Valley click here, see You there June 22nd 2009!
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Us aussies call them mazes but i have heard you call them Labyrinths. When i hear Labyrinth i think about the movie with David Bowie! A classic movie i must say
Labryrinths are much like life. Coming to a crossroads trying to decide which way to go. Some turns you end up at dead ends and you need to turn around and try again.
All i know is that we must keep trying to find our way through the Labyrinth we call life till we get to the end, with many stories to tell
Love the pic as usual S.
By: Denai on May 19, 2009
at 12:54 am
p.s I woul love to come along but its a little too far for me
One day………
By: Denai on May 19, 2009
at 12:55 am
I think the most interesting thing is how life is much like a Labyrinth. The choices you make are what provide you direction. You can look back and see where you took a wrong turn, and what you had to do to correct it and get back on the right path. Fortunately life is an ever-changing Labyrinth that allows you to make plenty of mistakes and still find your own individual path.
By: Josh Martin on May 19, 2009
at 7:07 pm
These images could be from ancient times…
Labyrinths and the human quest are timeless.
By: Sara on May 19, 2009
at 7:40 pm