“In the fast-paced world in which we now live, we need
simple, beautiful places like labyrinths
that draw us in by the attraction of their pattern
to slow ourselves down,
still the busy mind
and connect us again
with our deep inner resources.”

Di Williams: Labyrinth – landscape of the soul

This will be a day to discover how walking a labyrinth can help us release the thoughts and feelings we need not carry for a while, allow our mind to quieten, and open our heart and soul to the sacred in our life and all life.

The day will include:
• An introduction to labyrinths through word and image
• Time to walk the labyrinth together / alone
• Silent reflection time
• Draw your own labyrinth
• Closing ritual at the labyrinth

A light lunch will be provided

Di is a retired Anglican Priest and has many years of experience creating labyrinths and helping others use them as tools for prayer and mindful journeying. She is the author of “Labyrinth: Landscape of the Soul” (pictured left) and is currently support us in creating our very own Labyrinth at Blackley.

Di’s book can be ordered here – World of Books

We also have some copies at the Centre if you are ever visiting and would like to have a look.