Candlelight Labyrinth Walk

$10/person

Facilitators: Deb Camelin and Grace Amirault (Veriditas certified)

This labyrinth walk honours our relationship with Nature. Surrounded by the stunning paintings hung around the room by artist Anne Cain, walkers can take this time to reflect on our natural world and offer up positive energy for a safe season as fishers prepare for lobstering.

Labyrinth walks provide time to quiet the mind, connect with the earth as we purposely place one foot in front of the other, and surrender to the path knowing that it will bring you to the centre. Walkers come to the labyrinth for many reasons: meditation, prayer, problem-solving, guidance, grief, inspiration, and creativity.

Know that there is no right or wrong way to walk the labyrinth. As you enter: ⦁ release any stress, slow your breathing, and come to quiet following the path ⦁ consider what the Seven Indigenous Grandfathers are teaching us when you walk by the circles bearing the words humility, bravery, honesty, wisdom, truth, respect and love ⦁ when you reach the centre, sit/stand and take a couple of minutes to reflect on how the walk felt, the thoughts that surfaced, and perhaps even a moment of clarity that you had ⦁ leaving the centre, consider your own relationship with Nature, whatever it might be ⦁ give thanks when exiting the labyrinth