Exploring the Labyrinth_ A Guide for Healing and Spiritual Growth - Melissa Gayle West [69]
Annette Reynolds, 205 Oak Road, Birmingham, AL 35216. Tel: (205) 979-1744. E-mail: AnetRey@aol.com.
Melissa West, c/o Harmony Hill, 7362 East Highway 106, Union, WA 98592. Tel: (206) 427-1325. E-mail: triplespiral@earthlink.net.
LABYRINTH ORGANIZATIONS
CAERDROIA
53 Thundersley Grove, Thundersley, Benfleet, Essex SS7 3EB, England. Tel: 44 01268 751915. E-mail: Caerdroia@dial.pipex.com; Website: http://ilc.tsms.soton.ac.uk/caerdroia. Nonprofit organization founded in 1980 to provide focus for study of mazes and labyrinths. Produces annual journal, supports ongoing research programs and networking among enthusiasts and professionals, and supports preservation and restoration of historical labyrinths and mazes.
VERIDITAS: THE WORLDWIDE LABYRINTH PROJECT
1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. Tel: (415) 749-6356. Website: www.gracecathedral.org/veriditas. Nonprofit organization publishes a quarterly journal, The Source. Provides training for labyrinth facilitators.
LABYRINTH PRODUCTS
FOREST OF PEACE
Tel: (800) 659-3227. Website: www.forestofpeace.com/sacred_art/labyrinth/index_labyrinth.html. Pewter labyrinth pendant. Etched stone labyrinth.
LABYRINTHINA
PO Box 14033, North Palm Beach, FL 33408. Tel: (561) 776-6050. Ocarina labyrinth flute necklaces.
VERIDITAS
1100 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. Tel: (415) 749-6356. Website: www.gracecathedral.org/veriditas. Glass coffee mugs, postcards and posters, silver and pewter pendants. Music to walk labyrinths by.
VOICES OF THE LABYRINTH
Alex Champion. P.O. Box 145, Philo, CA 95466. Tel: (707) 895-3375. E-mail: champion@zapcom.net. Labyrinth T-shirts, pins, articles, books.
FINGER LABYRINTHS ON THE INTERNET
These labyrinths can be “walked” directly on your computer screen, or you can download and print the images.
Cretan labyrinths: www.geocities.com/Yosemite/6182/labigl.html and www.mindspring.com/~daniel12/labyrinth.html.
Video and Shockwave demonstrations of how to draw a Cretan labyrinth: www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/smc/labyrinth/activities.html.
Animation of drawing of Cretan seed pattern: www.geomancy.org/home.html.
Chartres labyrinth: www.cl.ais.net/jhermann/uuce/labyrinth/index.html.
Table of Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Contents
Preface
Part One: Meeting the Labyrinth
Chapter One: What Is a Labyrinth?
Chapter Two: Walking the Walk
Chapter Three: The Power of the Labyrinth
Part Two: Making the Labyrinth
Chapter Four: Making Your Own Labyrinth
Chapter Five: Creating a Walking Labyrinth
Chapter Six: Constructing Your Labyrinth
Chapter Seven: Caring for Your Labyrinth
Part Three: Playing and Healing with the Labyrinth
Chapter Eight: Making the Labyrinth Work for You
Chapter Nine: Creativity and Intuition
Chapter Ten: Healing the Heart, Healing the Soul
Chapter Eleven: Healing and Illness
Chapter Twelve: Ritual and Celebration
Postscript: Gratitude Walk
Annotated Bibliography
Appendix: Labyrinth Resources