Our 7-circuit canvas labyrinth will be available in Fuller Hall for walking meditation from 9 a.m. until noon this Sunday, March 1.

A labyrinth is “a spiraled sanctuary where your old ways fade, the ego begins to molt, and outlived stories fall away. Like the caterpillar in chrysalis, you may feel undone, uncertain, unformed – suspended in the in-between. But trust this: something holy is happening in the hidden depths. Within the sacred space of this quiet cocoon, your calling ripens, your courage stretches new wings. The soul rearranges itself. You are not lost. You are becoming. Trust the dark. Trust the pause. The path will open again when it is time to emerge: revealed, radiant, resplendent.” To learn more about the modern labyrinth movement and its leader Lauren Artress, who penned this description of labyrinths, visit the Veriditas website.

Teri M. will answer questions and welcome volunteers to help set up or put away the labyrinth. Email her here.