Prayers and Reflections in Season
I’m sitting on the rock at the entrance to the Cretan labyrinth in the side yard. A visitor once named this labyrinth “Mother and Child” because of the dark stones enclosing the white stones.
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Late afternoon on Nov. 1, All Saints Day.Continue reading “Puff Balls on All Saints Day”
On New Year’s Eve, I took a morning drive out to H.J. Carroll Park to help repair the labyrinth.
A day or two before Christmas, news had spread among local labyrinthers that the meditative path in the park was all kerfuffled.
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Bless the tangle
Whether it unravels or not—
It has brought me here
— Diane, from the spiral labyrinth retreat at Shalom Prayer Center
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On September 23, 2010 (the evening of the harvest moon), Christine Hamby, with the help of labyrinth-lovers from the parish, created an illuminated labyrinth in the Parish Hall of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Port Townsend, Washington.
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In the Courtyard 