Flash Talk! History and Mystery of Labyrinths
Cost: $20
Dates
- Fri., Nov. 7, 12-12:50 p.m.
Location: Online
With Kathryne DeLorme, MA, Labyrinth Facilitator
The labyrinth is an ancient metaphor for the journey of life. Walking a labyrinth is an intuitive experience requiring no analytic thought, freeing the mind and heart to receive insights and find inner peace. The history of labyrinths is a journey through time and cultures. Learn how to use the labyrinth walk as a practice for enriching wholeness and wellbeing.
Class #: 44080
Registration is now open for OLLI members. Non-members may register starting Sept. 3.
Kathryne DeLorme, MA
Kathryne DeLorme discovered the labyrinth as a metaphor for the journey of life in 1995 and has been walking, studying, and teaching about labyrinths ever since. During her 20 years as an expressive arts facilitator, she incorporated labyrinths into her workshops as a walking meditation, a practice for seeking insight, solace or creative inspiration, navigating life transitions, exploring dreams, celebrating life events, and finding a more centered state of mind, body, and spirit. Her background is in transpersonal, depth and counseling psychology, expressive and sacred arts, and numerous spiritual traditions inform her work in guiding others to walk the labyrinth. Cultures worldwide have created labyrinths for transformational purposes since ancient times, and Kathryne brings an awareness of the myriad ways the labyrinth can enrich a quest for wholeness and wellbeing both as individuals and as groups. She creates rituals unique to each person’s intention for their walk and offers labyrinth-themed art activities to honor and express the labyrinth walk experience.
