| Labyrinth Gathering Coming
to Minnesota MAPLE LAKE, Minn. -- The public is invited to the sixth annual Labyrinth Society Gathering, also known as "Camp Labyrinth," October 7-10 at Camp Courage in Maple Lake, about 45 miles west of Minneapolis. It will feature internationally known artists, labyrinth designers and builders, music, dance, art, tours of local labyrinths and more. Marty Cain, an artist and workshop leader, will present "She Just Keeps Walking in Circles." She will share stories, images and adventures of her 13 years of labyrinth building and the theories she has on the healing, communication and spiritual aspects of her research. She believes labyrinths are not merely art forms, decorative patterns or community events, but transformative vehicles that integrate the energies of the Earth and the Cosmic Realm. Jonathan Quintin of New Zealand will present "The Zen of Geometry," sharing his newest work involving labyrinth shapes and animation technology that will allow the viewer to fly above, below and into labyrinths as a powerful means of programming the archetypes into the psyche. Robert Possehl will present "Drawings-to-Walk-In: Building Community with Creativity." He uses labyrinths in a creative process of exploring what it means to be a part of a community, individually and together, and invites groups to co-create walkable art that depicts each community as unique and yet universal. Dr. Jill Kimberly Hartwell Geoffrion, founding co-organizer of the Minnesota Labyrinth Network, will present "Widening the Circle." Using "The Minnesota Labyrinth Network Model" as a springboard, she will encourage participants to use these ancient patterns in ways that invite creativity, transformation and joy. For more information on Camp Labyrinth, contact: Lisa Moriarty at (651) 439-8082 or registrar Nancy J. P. Anderson at (651) 690-2257. For online registration and more information, visit www.labyrinthsociety.org IN HUDSON: The public is invited to a free, community labyrinth walk from 2:30-4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 10, at Hudson Hospital in Hudson, Wisc., with free hands-on healing services and live music. The location of the Jayne Bachman Linger Longer Labyrinth is at 405 Stageline Road, just south of Interstate 94, east of the Carmichael Road exit. A 15-minute orientation begins at 2:30 p.m. Hands-on healing services provided by provided by graduate students of St. Croix Center for the Healing Arts in Hudson. Live music will be provided by Sonam Targee of Rochester, N.Y. Free-will offerings are welcome. For further details, contact call Lisa Gidlow Moriarty at lisa@pathsofpeace.com or (612) 747-7446. This event is held in cooperation with Hudson Hospital, The Labyrinth Society, and St. Croix Center for the Healing Arts. |
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