Diy finger labyrinth

Labyrinths are wonderful tools for practicing prayer and mindfulness. Labyrinths aren’t just for adults – learn how to incorporate labyrinths into your formation ministry at church and …

Finger labyrinths are versatile faith formation tools for all ages. This article includes instructions and patterns for making fabric finger labyrinths.

Regularly we will go on family labyrinth walks because (gratefully) there is a beautiful stone labyrinth in a nearby town that we often visi...

Make a simple finger labyrinth with easy-to-access materials and use it as a meditation tool or hang it as a piece of art.

I have long found labyrinths to be fascinating. They can be great fun - especially as you know you can't get lost! A labyrinth can also be a very helpful place for thinking and prayer. My husband made a temporary outdoor one for a large L'Arche gathering some years back. It was used by more than 200 people all at once! Not a quiet meditative experience at all, but it did underline the joyful sense of journey we undertake together in L'Arche. This is a lovely growing labyrinth at The Bield in…

I'm one who likes to walk and think, and the idea of a Labyrinth in my garden has stuck in my head for a while now. I still have about 300 roses in pots left to plant, so I cannot bear to spare the time or space preparing an area where roses are not destined to live. Over the weekend, while scribbling modifications on graph paper for the design of my Cemetery Garden back by the barn, I had a brainstorm ... I could turn this GARDEN into a labyrinth! It took some doing, but I think I have it…

Details about how I made an inexpensive portable labyrinth, plus an invitation to a free call on "Lessons from the Labyrinth".

Everyone is curious about how I make my Chartres Finger Labyrinth. Here's a nice little photo essay on how it's done. The long and winding process from design to finished artwork...

“Release, receive, and return.” That’s what the labyrinth invites us to do. Yesterday, I needed to release, receive, and return. I was stressing out about the ongoing tension between “do the thing that brings in money” and “do the thing that’s calling you next” – the ever-present question of all soulful entrepreneurs. I wanted to […]