Terri Smith has been walking the pattern with Nesbitt for three years. Before it was painted on the floor of the church, Nesbitt used to set up a temporary labyrinth using string.

The Chartres labyrinth is open for meditative walking each Friday from Lent until All Saint’s Day (Credit: Getty Images) Walking labyrinths has become an increasingly popular global method of ...

I love walking labyrinths. I enjoy the spiritual practice of moving my body while I pray and listen for the Holy Spirit. Recently I walked a labyrinth with a dear friend, who is also named Lisa. On ...

Visitors to St. Paul's Chapel walk a labyrinth Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009 in New York. Chad Rachman/N.Y.Post This is an a-maze-ing way to beat stress. The ancient practice of walking in labyrinths ...

Others have imagined the centre as a rose, which is a symbol for love. “The walking pattern of the labyrinth grounds the mind. It creates a place where we can listen.

The traditional labyrinth has but one path designed for clarity and simplicity. It’s an ancient symbol relating to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a ...

Chartres' maze dates back to the 13th century. The Bandon Labyrinth, 42-feet wide, was carved into the woods a little over a decade ago.

Tuesday evening, 22 people took part in “Walking the Labyrinth with a Pilgrim’s Heart” at First Presbyterian Church in Lancaster.