Discovering the Sacred Path of the Labyrinth
Labyrinth Speakers Series – Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Portland
Conversation on The Holy Fool as part of the Labyrinth Speakers Series at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Portland, OR.
February 10, 2022
For more offerings like this, see Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Labyrinth Guild.
Women Creating Our Futures
Interview with Cynthia James
December 18, 2020
The Labyrinth – A Watering Hole For The Spirit
During this hinge time, the labyrinth can be a watering hole for the spirit. Here is a talk I gave at Unity of Walnut Creek last September:
Entering the Labyrinth with Dr. Lauren Artress
Ruah Space Podcast
In this episode, Phil is joined by Dr. Lauren Artress, the founder of Veriditas, an author, and an expert in labyrinths. For decades she has taught about the labyrinth and today invites us into this beautiful space. She explains how walking the labyrinth is a metaphor for life, shares it’s history, explains the invitation it has for prayer and connecting with God, and even explains how to use a finger labyrinth! If you don’t have a walkable labyrinth near you, you can engage it right from home! We pray this episode is a blessing as we learn about another tool that invites us to make space for the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Listen here: https://ruahspace.com/podcast/entering-the-labyrinth-with-dr-lauren-artress/
KWMR Radio
Full Circle: The Canvas Labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral
Grace Cathedral’s Labyrinth featured in The California Report
Grace Cathedral’s indoor labyrinth was featured this week in the “My Spot” series that is part of KQED’s acclaimed “California Report.” Listen here as Vanessa Kenoyer describes how, though she is not Christian, Grace Cathedral and the labyrinth are a “connection to the divine.”
2014 Spirituality Conference at Cathedral of St. Philip
An Amazing Day!
Over breakfast we attempt to name this labyrinth. We talk about the words “prayer” and “meditation” and what works best in this culture. The words “community” and “healing” are ruled out altogether because they are too ‘new age’ in tone. [Read more…]