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last august while visiting block island, I finally walked the sacred labyrinth - something I've read about but never experienced. it sits atop a small hill just off of corn neck road. as I circled the narrow path, I enjoyed a beautiful view of the island. I found it to be a very calming experience.
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13 comments:
What a great thing to be able to do! And what a great word for the L Day! It looks like such a peaceful place! Hope your week is going well, Lily! Enjoy!
Sylvia
It does look like a peaceful place, and easier to walk than a maze, where I'd get claustrophobic and in a panic. This labyrinth would be pleasant.
Kay, Alberta
I've never walked a labyrinth, but would like to. How big is this one? Is it one of those where you can get 'lost' or do you just follow its twisting path?
one of our local churches has an indoor labyrinth; very meditative, i'm told.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
«Louis» will have another view of the labyrinth at Grace Cathedral again this coming Saturday.
you can't get lost in this one! Very intersting!
I hear that labyrinth and/or prayer circles are always very soothing .. nice shot ... like the POV very much
very cool. This is different from a crop circle, I take it? lol.
Peacefulness is good.
Being in Nature is good, too.
How exciting! I've never tried this but would love to!
Thanks everyone for your comments, always interesting, & kind too!
Bibi- nope, it's not that big, but as I circled, I did tend to get lost in my thoughts!
I would love to walk that labyrinth. A good way to clear your head and meditate. Beautiful picture Lily
It's certainly a good meditation experience, the place looks so quiet and serene. Very nice picture, Lily!
That is pretty unusual. I thought most labyrinths are high enough that you can't see the rest while walking through it. Maybe that is just a maze . . . Something to think about while meditating.
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