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SUMMARY:Labyrinth Walk for Peace
DESCRIPTION:Walk As One For Peace on May 2\nJoin us on Saturday\, May 2\, as Saint Barnabas joins thousands of people around the planet for the 18th Annual World Labyrinth Day Walk For Peace. \nWe’ll gather in Hutton Hall at 8:30am for remarks and refreshments\, then make our way to the labyrinth to walk the path in prayer and reflection. Walking the labyrinth at a meditative pace takes about 15 minutes. Depending on how many participate\, it may take a little longer. Live Native American flute music is planned. Not a walker? Finger labyrinths\, tables\, and chairs will be available nearby. \nChildren are welcome to participate\, there will be activities for them! \nJoin us as we create a unified rolling wave of peaceful energy passing from one time zone to the next around the globe. All are welcome—bring a friend! \nThis event is planned by the Saint Barnabas Contemplative Life Ministries Team. For more information\, contact Chuck and Diane Neal  \nTo find out more about the Annual World Labyrinth Day Walk for Peace\, please click below: \nLabyrinth Walk for Peace Day \n \nWalking the Labyrinth\nRemember\, Release\, Receive\, and Return.\nREMEMBER. At the Threshold of the Labyrinth Take time to offer gratitude. You are invited to count your blessings and be thankful for people who support you and places that nourish you. You may choose to focus on a prayer or intention. If there’s a specific situation challenging you\, bring it to mind and form a healing question if possible. \n RELEASE. Entering the Labyrinth. This is the time to quiet the mind\, let go of the mental chatter\, and release your burdens. Open your heart to feel whatever it might feel. You may want to connect with your breath or your footsteps. Relax and move at your own pace. If you meet someone on the path\, do what feels natural. You may move ahead of others and they may pass you by. Follow your intuition and experience your experience. \nRECEIVE. Pausing in the Center This is a place of reflection. Pause and stay for as long as you like. Open yourself to your higher power. Listen to that still\, small inner voice. In the safety of the labyrinth have a heart-to-heart talk with yourself and your God. \nRETURN. Outward through the Labyrinth. When you are ready\, retrace your steps. On the return journey\, the integration of your experience happens. You may feel a sense of well-being\, healing\, excitement\, calm\, or peace. You may also reclaim\, restore\, and renew some aspect of your life. \nEach labyrinth experience is different. You may remember\, release\, receive\, and return anywhere on the labyrinth\, in any order. You may not notice anything or have an insightful\, transformative journey. Whatever occurs\, listen to your heart and take your time. See what happens on a different day or at another location. The above description is only a small sketch. You provide the bigger picture. \n\nA Guide for Beginners\nOur lives are a sacred journey. We are not always sure where we are going. There is beauty and grace. There is grief\, sorrow\, and trouble. \nThe labyrinth is a way to tap into some voices that come from deep within. Not that we are going to figure everything out – but that we give ourselves time to ponder. There is no one correct way to walk the labyrinth. \nYou start at the entrance and follow the path to its center. Go at your own pace – it’s ok to pass others and do what feels natural when you meet someone on the path. There are many ways to explore the labyrinth journey. \nOnce in the center\, take some time to see where you are along the path of life. Maybe the Spirit of God will deeply touch you\, but you must give yourself a bit of time to listen. \nAfter you have listened\, make your way back the same way you came in. The labyrinth is a reminder that though we may be in different places in our lives\, we walk a shared path. \n(Adapted from Redemptorist Renewal Center\, Tucson\, AZ)
URL:https://saintbarnabas.org/event/labyrinth-walk-1/
LOCATION:Saint Barnabas\, 6715 North Mockingbird Lane\, Scottsdale\, AZ\, 85253\, United States
CATEGORIES:All Events,Faith Formation,Family Events,Parish Events
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