Thanks to the people behind this websites who want to share their labyrinth experiences with you.

Surely you will find there what you didn't find here.

Labyrinth Links 2
to International websites

Jacques Hébert from Québec (Canada) is searching and writing about the Medieval labyrinths, especially about the somewhat unknown and neglected Reims labyrinth. His new theory: The Medieval labyrinth is a graphic solution to a rhythmical problem. He has also published a book on that theme. Information you may find on his website.

www.labyreims.com

Annette Reynolds, MPS, RN, ATR-BC, is the founder of the Labyrinth Project of Alabama. Her work is multidimensional, weaving together the physical, emotional, and spiritual. As a clinical art therapist, nurse, labyrinth builder and workshop facilitator, artist, dancer, and grandmother, Annette has aligned her work with the vision of her heart and her spiritual path. Annette is available for presentations, workshops, and consultations.

sacredlabyrinth.com/annette/

On this website everybody is invited to open himself to the spiritual experience of the labyrinth. The old practice of the way to the center is concerned: Circling to the center by walking the labyrinth. The woman behind is Georgiana Lofty, Doctor of Ministry, teacher, artist and a licensed Marriage, Family&Child Therapist from Oakland, USA.

sacredwalk.com/

Earthworks is a company, run by Alex and Joan Champion, that create sacred spaces in the form of earthworks as labyrinths, mazes and other complex geometric symbols based on archetypal patterns in nature, that are also spiritual symbols and interactive gardens.

www.earthsymbols.com/

Toby Evans has build togehther with Mary K Barge in 1995 the Prairie Labyrinth near Kansas City in Missouri (USA). She is teacher, artist, musician, author and therapist, and is working intensively with the labyrinth as a spiritual tool. She presents the labyrinth at her website; her book: Keeper of the Circles, the Chakra Aligned Labyrinth, describes the Energy Keepers. She is relating about the Art Line, a line of outdoor artworks stretching across the heart of America in 14 states on the 39th Latitude.

www.prarielabyrinth.com/

Cindy Pavlinac is a Fine Art Photographer specializing in images which convey the beauty and mystery of place of ancient sanctuaries and modern expressions of the sacred throughout Europe and North America. Her images have won numerous awards and appeared in over 300 publications. Labyrinths have featured prominently in her works and travels since 1987.

www.sacred-land-photography.com/

Mythology Students of the South Mountain Community College in Arizona have created a gallery for labyrinths in the web. A worldwide web of labyrinths shall come into being.

www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/smc/labyrinth/gallery/gset.html

This website is from a voluntary organisation for Australians interested in spreading the calming and healing use of the Labyrinth throughout Australia.

www.labyrinthlinkaustralia.org

Carlos Soreto is the producer of this Spanish website about labyrinths.

planeta.clix.pt/laborintus/hpage.html

Probably one of the biggest "Turf Labyrinths" in the world you will find in New Zealand. At the labyrinths focus is a genesa Crystal. These enigmatic forms have curious properties and one was instrumental in the creation of this labyrinth.

www.labyrinthsculptures.com/labyrinth_main.html

On this website you will find information about mazes and labyrinths in the Netherlands.

www.doolhoven.nl/

This is the website of Selma Sevenhuijsen of the Netherlands. She is professor in the ethics and politics of care at the Faculty of Social Sciences at Utrecht University and has an independent consultancy practice. From 1989 till 2001 she was a professor in Women's Studies at Utrecht University. From 2001 on she is working with the the labyrinth. Her social and political involvement has caused that she has also from the start on been interested in ways of using the labyrinth for building dialogue and connections between people and as a mean for community building.

www.labyrintwerk.nl/

Think Labyrinth! :-) is the great website of Walter D. "Cruiser1" Pullen with informations about mazes and labyrinths in abundance. You can learn all about the different types, definitions, algorithmes and so on. You can download for free the software Daedalus 2.1 to create all kinds of mazes. Walters motto: Find your way through life's Maze.

www.astrolog.org/labyrnth.htm

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