Labyrinthish Miscellaneous
Here you will find different things to the topic labyrinth;
all that doesn't fit to other pages.
Effective February 2021
A lot has happened and changed, since mymaze is on the net. Visitors' books and forums are not asked any more, since we have the social networks. And thus users eager for the labyrinth appear on Facebook. There are also several groups on the subject Labyrinth. I want to introduce that here.
The Labyrinth Society Global Group is a public group, open to everyone on Facebook.
I quote from the description:
The Labyrinth Society is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to support all those who create, maintain and use labyrinths, and to serve the global community by providing education, networking and opportunities to experience transformation.
The Labyrinth Society is a member-based organization that brings labyrinth enthusiasts together to share their interest, energy, and expertise.
The group has at present 10287 members and is still growing.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/TLSevents/
The Labyrinth Makers forum is a public group, open to all on Facebook.
From the description:
The Labyrinth Makers forum is a place to share, explore and discuss, tools, materials, and techniques for creating, birthing, making and re-vitalizing labyrinths of all types. It is meant to discuss and advance the craft, and the art.
The group has at present 1860 members.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/labyrinthmakersforum/
The group Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth is a public group, open to ervery one on Facebbok.
From the description:
For all who walk, talk, use, design, make, create and appreciate the Chartres Cathedral Labyrinth and its variations.
Sharing the history, mystery, appreciation, and usage of the Chartres Cathedral labyrinth and its derivatives.
The group has at present 1881 members.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/chartreslabyrinth/
The group Classical Labyrinths is a public group, open to everyone on Facebook..
From the description:
The place for all who use, make, build and appreciate the Classical 7 circuit labyrinth and its derivatives.
The group has at present 1276 members.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/268815979811931/
There is also a group for children: Children and the Labyrinthis a public group, open to everyone on Facebook.
From the description:
A forum to share and discuss activities related to children and their exploration of the labyrinth.
The group has at present 374 members.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/380133535362191/
The group The Labyrinth & Sacred Play is a public group, open to everyone on Facebook.
From the description:
We wish to raise awareness of "Sacred Play" and its relationship to the Labyrinth. This is a place to share your ideas and your visions, your poetry and your art. And we also hope to stimulate insightful and interesting discussion about labyrinths and labyrinth-resonant experiences! This will be our shared adventure!
The group has at present 580 members.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/7171043251/
My personal profile on Facebbok under Erwin Reißmann. One must just be a member of Facebook and register himself to see, e.g., the precalled groups. I act very cautiously with personal information and I have only a few friends. Also my other activities are limited very much. Primarily I look what happens in the groups.
https://www.facebook.com/mymaze75
Pinterest is dealing with pictures on the social network. One can collect images on pinboards which than can be followed. I only have one pinboard titled "Labyrinth" with about 200 pictures. A few follow me and I only follow people who pursue a pinboard about labyrinths (thus about 200). As most of my pictures are linked to the blog I can make a little advertising for the Labyrinthblog in this way.
https://www.pinterest.de/mymaze/
Now I'm on Instagram too. I post a picture about once a week. Right now I'm on about 100 posts, have about 2000 subscribers, and following about 1000.
https://www.instagram.com/erwin.reissmann/
linktr.ee/erwin.reissmann
YouTube is dealing with videos. One can upload own videos, watch other videos and share or embed them on a website. Meanwhile I have uploaded 35 videos, mostly about labyrinths.
https://www.youtube.com/user/mymaze71
Since 2004 the database exists. Up to now (October 2017) more than 5400 labyrinths in 80 countries are listed. If
you are looking for a labyrinth anywhere in the wide world, please
you may find it with the World-Wide Labyrinth Locator ... Link >
If
you are searching for the way to the center, please you may find it in
the Center
for Spiritual Paths ... Link >
If
you want to know what Wikipedia has to say about the
labyrinth, please go and read ... Link >
Please try some other languages too.
If
you want to know if a labyrinth garden will be built in Berlin
on the Schlossplatz, please take a look here ...
Link
>
If
you want to know if the cave near
Gortyna on Crete could be the labyrinth of the Greek myths or not,
please you might learn it by Thomas
M. Waldmann from Switzerland (or not) ... Link >
If
you want to buy a Chartres Labyrinth as a game
of skill, please you can do it on entia.de ...
Link
>
© Willem
Kuipers
If you want to know what a strandlabyrinth is and want
to read a short story about it, please you may find it on the website
of Willem Kuipers ... Link >
If
you want to know more about a living labyrinth, please
here in Helfta (Germany) you
can see one ... Link >
More about the artist Birgit Cauer ... Link
>
If
you would like to visit a Wine Labyrinth, please
in Weimar you can do that ... Link
>
If
you want to know, what the fun of writing has to
do with the labyrinth, please Jürgen vom Scheidt will explain
it ... Link
>
A little tip for busy people: Enter labyrinth
at Suchen (search), then you will get the first answers.
He also interviewed Hermann Kern in 1983 at the Bavarian Broadcasting, here you can read the English translation ... Link >
If
you want to walk from labyrinth to labyrinth: Klaus
Kirdorf from Wetzlar (email: kirdorf-wetzlar@t-online.de)
is the man behind this idea. He wants to make "walkable" the
ways between the labyrinths in Germany and around. For more information
please go to the website of Silke and Werner www.begehbare-labyrinthe.de under:
Labyrinth-Wanderwege.
A small photo gallery from the hike in Franconia in May 2006
... Link>
If
you want to see a movie (in German) of the Bayerische Rundfunk
(Bavarian Broadcasting) with the title: Stationen - Im Labyrinth
- Der lange Weg zur Mitte (Stations - In the labyrinth
- The long way to the center), telecasted in 2001, you could order
a DVD-R at:
br mitschnitt
c/o BRmedia Service GmbH
80335 München
Telefon: +49 (0)89 / 5900-10888
Telefax: + 49 (0)89 / 5900-10889
E-Mail: mitschnitt.tv@br-media.de
If
you are searching for a ceramic artist working intensively
with the labyrinth, please with Alexander Lautenbacher
you may find one ... Link >
If
you are searching for a mosaic artist, who made out
of her house a total artwork, please with Anne Huberth you may find one
... Link >
If
you want to see the etchings and aquitants of an Italian artist
to the topic Labyrinth, please with Toni
Pecoraro you may find one ... Link >
If
you wanted to experience something extraordinary extraordinarily,
you could have visited an exhibition about labyrinths
and mazes in the very old castle Honhardt in the time from 09/10/04
to 01/06/05
Pictures of the exhibition in the photo gallery under Honhardt
>
If
you want to play with mazes, please you can do it on the website
of Lars O. Heintel ... Link >
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