Labyrinths are ancient designs, thousands of years old that are experiencing a resurgence of interest. Today labyrinths are found all over the world in a variety of settings, including schools, parks, hospitals, churches and private homes. Learn about the intriguing history and modern adaptations of these graceful, meandering pathways, how they are used in prayer, how they differ from mazes, and how to locate dozens of public labyrinths in our region. Lots of photos and information.
Lisa Gidlow Moriarty is a professional labyrinth maker and advanced certified labyrinth facilitator who designs and creates labyrinths in all materials, from canvas to concrete, finger to full-size. She has traveled internationally to research and experience ancient labyrinths, and has installed labyrinths in the USA and internationally, from the Africa to the Yukon. She works with schools, hospitals, churches and individuals to create labyrinths and programming for all ages and interests. Lisa is past president and Midwest Regional Representative of the international Labyrinth Society (www.labyrinthsociety.org) and is the owner of Paths of Peace Labyrinths and Resources. She also offers workshops, presentations and retreats. Visit her websites at www.pathsofpeace.com and www.canvaslabyrinths.com to learn more about Lisa’s work.
