Our 7-circuit canvas labyrinth (and a “finger labyrinth” for those with mobility issues) will be available in Fuller Hall for walking meditation from 9 a.m. until noon on Sunday, February 1. On this date we will reach the halfway point between winter solstice and spring equinox, a transitional threshold called Imbolc in the Celtic tradition.  This turning point invites us to clear away negative energies to make room for new beginnings for ourselves, our communities and the world.  For those planning to attend the Faithful Resistance workshop starting at noon in Daisy Bingham, consider preparing for the workshop by walking the labyrinth with intention to grow in clarity and courage for the noncooperation work we are called to. To learn more about “labyrinth activism” to energize societal change, visit the Legacy Labyrinth Project website.

Teri M. will answer questions and welcome volunteers to help set up or put away the labyrinth: contact her by email.