The Community of the Labyrinth, Houston

05/25/2021

What Is a Labyrinth?
A labyrinth is not a maze. It has only one path to the center and back out, which is called unicursal (one line). It has no blind alleys or dead ends as mazes have. The path twists and turns back on itself many times before reaching the center. Once at the center, there is only one way back out.

02/01/2021

New labyrinth at Bo's Place - created as an Eagle Scout project.

09/28/2020

a good thought

Find out why cars, trains, and buses don’t cut it – only walking will do.

09/27/2019

09/16/2019

Love this!

Denny D**e and a team of volunteers transform Oregon’s Bandon Beach into labyrinths, part of his “Circles in the Sand” project. Visitors are invited to stroll through the spirals, which only last for a few hours before the tide washes them away.

07/13/2019

Please let us know about Labyrinth walks in the Houston area!

06/21/2019

And here are some pictures of the labyrinth at Mo Ranch - aren't the shadows an added interest?

06/21/2019

Here are a couple pictures of the outdoor labyrinth at North Woods Presbyterian Church.

05/31/2019

‎Sarah Gish offers:
My next Second Saturday Labyrinth Walks at The Hines Center for Spirituality and Prayer is next Saturday, June 8, from 10am-noon -- join me!
You'll meditate, make art, learn about the Center and labyrinths, and create PEACE.
🌀REGISTER HERE (OR AT THE DOOR)🌀
https://hinescenter.org/program/guided-labyrinth-walks-2/
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Join Sarah Gish on second Saturday mornings for a two-hour introduction to the Hines Center, a guided labyrinth walk, meditation and reflective art project.

04/21/2019

Labyrinth Walk on Saturday
May 4th @ 1:00 pm (2019)
Plymouth United Church, UCC
5927 Louetta Road
Spring, TX 77379