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From the lens Labyrinths.

Have you walked a labyrinth? Please tell us your experiences! Or if you know of a labyrinth that's open to the public which isn't listed here yet, please tell us about it!

  • Michey Feb 20, 2012 @ 10:25 am | delete
    When I was a kid I got lost and scared in a labyrinth in a botanic garden... and since then the labyrinths fascinated me... LOL I think I was a 6 year old... I was there with my grandpa who was behind me, he let me to find my way for a while and finally he "rescue" me... later I find the secret... he was tall enough and he saw the exit...
  • lynic141257 Mar 29, 2009 @ 10:24 am | delete
    Great Lens I really enjoyed it very informative .
  • jenn_halls Feb 17, 2009 @ 9:49 am | delete
    I really enjoy walking and creating labyrinths of all types. My favorite part is the access they provide to the inner voice. It's an easy way for me to connect deeply to my intuition.
  • grannysage Jan 16, 2009 @ 7:18 pm | delete
    I love labyrinths too and built one in my backyard many years ago. I've been thinking of doing a lens on the topic as well. Great job. I'll be back!
  • Jimmie Nov 8, 2008 @ 8:42 am | delete
    You're officially blessed!

    I found this fascinating!
  • EarthHealer Aug 22, 2008 @ 5:17 am | delete
    hello :) I am a labyrinth fiend... I just found squidoo today, and wrote my first lens on that very topic, as I am in the process of creating a 10 metre (australian spelling!!!) Cretan or classical labyrinth this very minute. I walked a 12 metre Medieval (Chartres) labyrinth in 2000, and have known that I would lay out a labyrinth on my home ground,one day, ever since. The labyrinth that I walked was at Crystal Castle, in Mullumbimby, Northern NSW Australia... it is included in Virginia Westbury's book... When I reached the centre, I was blessed to have the space to sit alone in the circle for a good several moments... in that time, the rose quartz crystals placed strategically at the corners of the paths all seemd to line up with each other and joined energy to beam the most beautiful, nurturing energy at me... BLISS!!!!!!! What a wonderful and lengthy lens you wrote... Thank you!
  • WisdomHouseCT Jun 11, 2008 @ 1:31 pm | delete
    I enjoyed your lens very much. Thanks for those additional resources. Wisdom House in Litchfield, Connecticut, also has a labyrinth. Many people stop by just to walk it, and many guests walk it. Often they are surprised by the effect!
  • Winter52 Apr 16, 2008 @ 10:23 am | delete
    I didn't know the difference between a maze and a labyrinth until today. I do hate mazes though. I always had this fear of getting lost in one and no one would know where I was. We tried one out in England and I hated every minute of it. A labyrinth sounds a lot more relaxing and enjoyable. Thanks for sharing the difference. I happened upon this lens quite by accident. Amazing how you are drawn to things that you need to know about. :)
  • spirituality Apr 14, 2008 @ 1:33 am | delete
    Great subject for a lens. Labyrinths can be great fun - but also great meditative experiences.

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