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 The Hopi Indians of North America had a symbol for Mother Earth known today as the "Classical Seven-Path Labyrinth." It was this symbol of the Mother which identified the sacred in nature - that spiraling form found throughout nature. Labyrinths were woven into objects to personify man's connection to his source and were often placed at sacred places in nature to remind him of this union. When one walks the labyrinth it is in recreating this very ancient expression of thanks and remembrance of the divine in all things.

    As a unicursal (one way in, one way out) path, a labyrinth is showing and teaching centeredness. This differentiates a labyrinth from a maze which has many paths & dead-ends leading to confusion. Like life & destiny, a labyrinth may be a long journey but it has a specific beginning and a definite end. The labyrinth is a sacred place we enter without boundaries or belief. In this sacred circle you will feel the solitude and the power as you meditate through your walk. Everyone entering is equal and without difference and you will travel the path of inner faith what ever it may be. This will be the path you find within heart and soul. Come join us and bring a friend and feel the vibration and energy.

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experience you won’t soon forget!  

Bring a chair and/or blanket, and a friend