A labyrinth is a sanctuary in complicated times. Use it as a path of prayer or as a contemplative tool to walk your way into the bigger picture, releasing anxieties on the way in, aligning with what truly matters as you pause in the centre, then following the path back out into the world.
Sydney Labyrinth hold facilitated walks at 9am on the first Sunday of the month. Walking in community in this peaceful, gentle way, allows us to reflect and connect as we walk our individual paths together – to simply be and let others be. The ability to accept and flow around the eternal ‘other’ in our lives is a tremendous good upon the earth. As Gandhi said, ‘There is no path to peace. Peace is the path.’ This is a free service to the community. All welcome.
SUNDAY WALKS
- 3rd May: Jennifer Keeler-Milne
- 7th June: Desiree DeKlerk
- 5th July: Matt Evans
- 2nd August: Elizabeth Lee
- 6th September: Elizabeth MacGregor
- 4th October: Erica Webber
- 1st November: Desiree DeKlerk
- 6th December: Annalise Thomas
FRIDAY WALKS
Elizabeth Lee is a Spiritual Director and Doctoral candidate at the University of Divinity in Melbourne. For the past four years she has been welcoming people into the labyrinth at 10am on the Fourth Friday of each month, offering a Gospel reading with a prompt for reflection or a question to ponder while walking. There’s a picnic morning tea afterwards where you’re invited to share as much or as little as you want. All welcome. If you’d like to be on her email list please send a message to elizabeth.lee@
“Walking home to country is a connection our people have always had with Mother Earth. Our culture is defined by the closeness of family circles and staying connected to the people within it. The labyrinth invites and welcomes people to walk the path together – it calls them to the land in oneness.” (Aunty Ali Golding, Elder of the Biripi Nation)
LABYRINTH BLESSING
May you be well and happy.
May you walk in peace
and know yourself
to be beloved on the earth,
held and blessed by all that is.