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
 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/
 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
 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
 The Labyrinth Company designs and builds walkable labyrinths in all media, for temporary or permanent use, portable or fixed, from studios in Baltimore and New York. Beginning with the first Chartres Replica™ labyrinth built in 1995 by the Chief Geometer and Labyrinth Builder David Tolzmann the Company has over 800 labyrinths completed at the end of 2002.
www.labyrinthcompany.com/
 iSpiritual is a woman owned and operated business. They are makers of labyrinths and offer a unique and unusual selection. The labyrinths are called finger labyrinths and/or lap labyrinths. Each is made with love and open-heartedness. Their own experiences with the labyrinth have made them firm believers in their simplicity and profound effectiveness.
www.ispiritual.com
 Marty Cain is an artist who builds labyrinths and sacred sites, dowses for water and geopathis stress in homes and businesses. She fully believes that the Earth and every thing on it is alive, conscious, intelligent, and ready to play with those who bring respect and their own playfulness to the opportunity. Marty's first awareness of the spirit in nature was with her Lithuanian grandfather who took her, as a child, into the woods to ask the wildflowers if they wanted to be transplanted into his garden.
www.martycain.com/
 The Sacred Labyrinth is the website of Loretta Rogers. She talks about the Sacred Geometry and sacred spaces, especially about the labyrinth as a tool for people of all beliefs to come together for a common spiritual experience.
www.angelfire.com/tn/SacredLabyrinth/
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