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 ...

It does not matter how intricate the labyrinth pattern may be, there is only a single route to the centre. Thus the only choice with a labyrinth is whether to enter or not. Walking a labyrinth, you ...

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 ...

Constructing your labyrinth Building your labyrinth can be as straightforward or intricate as you want. For gravel or mulch paths, simply outline with rope or spray paint, then fill in.

The brochure states passing in the labyrinth is perfectly acceptable and there is no right way or wrong way to walk. The labyrinth is not a maze — there’s only one way in and one way out. Essentially, ...

Labyrinth “snowshoeing” or walking is an ancient practice used by many different faiths for spiritual centring, contemplation, and prayer.

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 ...