CELEBRATE WORLD LABYRINTH DAY AT PHUMC

Thursday, May 4, 8am – 8pm – Wesley Hall

This day, a project of The Labyrinth Society, is designated to bring people from all over the world to “Walk as One” for peaceful energy and in prayer.

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What is Labyrinth?

The labyrinth is an ancient symbol related to wholeness and combining the imagery of the circle and the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path.  Representing the path of life, the labyrinth can provide a symbolic journey in the form of a walking meditation and the opportunity for insight, courage, and understanding in facing life’s challenges.

With a long and rich history dating 4,000 BC., the labyrinth provides a single path that leads to and from the center, unlike a maze which is designed as entertainment with the objective to find one’s way out of the design rather than to be enlightened within it.

How Do I Walk the Labyrinth?

There is no right or wrong way to walk a labyrinth as long as the desire to walk is consciously chosen.  Labyrinth walking is not a perfectionist act: it is necessary to walk outside the lines.  Whatever happens during the spiritual exercise of labyrinth walking can be used as a metaphor for our spiritual lives.

PHUMC’s labyrinth is located inside Wesley Hall off the Lee St. Entrance and is open every Thursday (with the exception of special events/holidays), from 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.  Call 501-664-3600 or CLICK HERE for more information.