Labyrinth at The Light House
The Labyrinth is on the path leading to the Temple. It is a five channel classical Labyrinth on painted concrete.
A labyrinth is a pattern marked on the ground or floor that is walked as an aid to reflection and meditation.... You cannot get lost in a labyrinth. The journey generally consists of three parts – the journey in, being at the centre, and the journey out....
The labyrinth is viewed as a metaphor for life’s journey. It offers lessons as we walk the path. Walking the labyrinth assists us to address challenges, meditate, pray, and find peace and serenity.
The Labyrinth at The Light House can be walked any time the gate to The Light House is open. You can also walk it before or after your Clinic appointment.
There are facilitated walks for individuals or groups – check the facebook page for details. https://www.facebook.com/LabyrithAtTheLightHouse/
Labyrinth at St Luke's
This is a Medieval style labyrinth that Rose has restored. It is at the old St Luke’s Church site, on the corner of Manchester and Kilmore Streets in Christchurch. It is made of bricks from a previous church, and is permanently open.
This area is being developed for apartments, but the Labyrinth is available until February 2024. There is a guided walk each Saturday at 10am.
The labyrinth is viewed as a metaphor for life’s journey. It offers lessons as we walk the path. Walking the labyrinth assists us to address challenges, meditate, pray, and find peace and serenity.
Canvas Labyrinth
Rose is currently raising funds to purchase a portable canvas labyrinth, that can be taken to indoor venues for groups to use.
Donations are very much appreciated, and can be made to the Labyrinth Fund
03 0826 0126195 001
Labyrinths at the Beach
Watch out for labyrinths in the sand at New Brighton beach on Saturdays.
Labyrinth Facilitator
Rose is a Trained and Certified Labyrinth Facilitator with Veriditas, the organisation that coordinates the world wide Labyrinth movement. She is a Regional Representative and Labyrinth Keeper with The Labyrinth Society. Her Labyrinths are listed on the Worldwide Labyrinth Locator.
She takes part in World Labyrinth Day on the first Saturday of May each year. She is also a member of the Australian Labyrinth Network, and organised an online course with Tony Christie for them this year.
