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No pre-registration required. Attendance is limited to the first 100 participants. If you do not have a Finger Labyrinth, print out the one at the bottom of this post!
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No pre-registration required. Attendance is limited to the first 100 participants!
The remainder of monthly group labyrinth walks previously scheduled for 2020 are canceled for the time being due to COVID precautions. We may resume hosting walks sometime in 2021 if it is deemed safe for all. Stay tuned!
Public labyrinths all over Santa Fe are still open for private walks. We encourage you to find a labyrinth near you and privately walk to get restored and renewed.
You are also invited to take periodic on-line finger labyrinth meditations through the Veriditas organization at https://www.veriditas.org
As you continue to walk alone on labyrinth paths around your community during this time of Thanksgiving, be mindful and thankful of the blessings that have crossed your own path. You also might consider those with greater needs and how you might make a difference in their lives. Perhaps donate non-perishable foods or send funds to a local food bank. In Santa Fe, please consider a donation to the Food Depot at https://www.thefooddepot.org
In memory of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and, unfortunately, so many other victims of racism, the following is offered for those walkers (either by foot or with fingers) who wish to focus more on current events in our country:
Remember (as you pause before entering) those who have been harmed over centuries because of racist practices and set an intention. You may wish to reflect on a list of names.
Release (as you walk in)any intolerance you may acknowledge within yourself or your community. Nobody is perfect and change begins with one small step, something you can actually control.
Receive (as you pause in the center) any inspiration to increase peace, tolerance, and invitations of inclusion within your personal practices. The more concrete this is, the better.
Return (as you leave the center) committed to beginning or continuing practices of justice and antiracism that lead to peace. Perhaps you can visualize your actions in your home and neighborhood.
Reflect (as you pause after you have exited) on your walk and anything you may feel that you have learned.
Mary Ann Wamhoff
