refresh. Restore. renew.

Revitalize your spirit with the magical energy of spring…

Nature has such incredible power and wisdom - a power that can both guide and heal us… During this spring season, Nature offers us the powerful and wise example of renewal — so incredibly important at this time of heightened challenge, stress, fear and anxiety in the world. We will join together to heal through the time-honored practices of communal contemplation, meditation, music, and the sacred practice of walking a labyrinth as the day begins to close.

This powerful workshop was intentionally created to allow us to tap into the earth’s vitality within us

As we gather together we will explore how this time of Spring and the New Moon can help us to revitalize and restore whatever energy might be seeking to express itself from within — and to release the past and whatever is causing us worry, doubt, sorrow, anxiety — all that is clouding the mind and heart, keeping us from experiencing beauty, light, freshness and vitality.

We will then use the powerful practice of walking a labyrinth to assist us in this process…

What exactly is a labyrinth walk?

The labyrinth we will be walking is on a beautiful piece of land on the Kansas prairie, carefully created by David Bartholomew and tended to David and his partner Joan Clark. They offer this wonderful description:

“Call it a prayer walk, meditation, think time or just a walk on sacred, stewarded land—you will feel burdens ease and fears quiet as you spiral in, then back out of the labyrinth. At its most basic level the labyrinth is a metaphor for the journey to the center of your deepest self and back out into the world with a broadened understanding of who you are… More than anything, it’s a metaphor for life: Put one foot in front of the other, accept that there will be twists and turns, and you’ll eventually get to where you’re going.”

For an interesting article about this labyrinth and its creation, please click here. More complete information and directions will be sent prior to the event to those who register.