Outdoor labyrinth in the back, available to the public, right down Witherspoon street from downtown Princeton.
An amazing respite from the busyness of your life, just stroll down (or park your car) for this beautiful presentation of a labyrinth inspired by the famous Chartres cathedral.
Laid with loose stone, the turns and long curves spiraling in and out of the center are a favorite meditation practice for centering, quieting the spirit, and for reminiscence.
Benches and raised sit-able flagstone surround the labyrinth for contemplation and reflection as you wish.
Contact the fellowship at their website or at the house for more information about services and events.
So many ways to experience a labyrinth!
I begin (and end) by walking the outer circumference of the labyrinth.
Shoes on? Or off?
Slow walk? Or fast run? Or both?
Hands at sides? In gasho? In pockets? Crossed on chest? Stretched out palms up?
Don't forget to breathe.
Feel the earth beneath your feet.
Care for the labyrinth. Place any fallen stones back in their place, and stop to pick up and toss aside any debris that's in the path. read more