The Rev. Jill K H Geoffrion, Ph.D.
From time to time I get inspired to create a labyrinth.
There are ten in our yard!
I have also created a number of canvas labyrinths.
Here are some others of every scale imaginable!
Some are temporary, some permanent, some drawn, some created from nature.
I hope that as you see them you will be inspired to create your own labyrinths!
It's not as hard as I once imagined, and it's a lot of fun!
You can create labyrinths too...
Land Labyrinth: Lava Rocks in Field Musanze, Rwanda
11 circuit Chartres-style labyrinth built for a pastors' conference in 2009.
Land Labyrinth: Permanent Jade Stone Bricks on Ground Yangon, Myanmar
11 circuit Chartres-style labyrinth built at Myanmary Institute of Theology in January, 2009
11 circuit Chartres-style labyrinth built for a pastors' conference in 2007.
Land Labyrinth: Beach Lava Stone and Sand Labyrinth: Hawaii
7 ciruit labyrinth built by the ocean with lava stones found on the beach in 2008.
Land Labyrinth: Beach Seaweed and Sand Labyrinth: Puerto Rico
This 3 circuit seaweed labyrinth was made from dried seaweed found on the beach.
Land Labyrinth: Temporary Beach Labyrinth (foot drag marks and sand)
Many speak of the connections between labyrinths and water.
I too, feel them.
I used my foot to draw out this seven circuit labyrinth.
A man came by, walked it, and sat down in the center.
Drawn Labyrinth: Quilt Square Chartres-Style Marker Labyrinth
This labyrinth drawing was made for a right-of-passage quilt for a beloved niece.
Each relative was asked to create one square for her.
Doodle Labyrinth
I like to doodle my labyrinth ideas.
This was a draft for a canvas labyrinth I want to entitle
"Head and Heart Connection Labyrinth."
Leaf Labyrinths (Various Materials)
No paper near by? Try putting a labyrinth on a leaf!
I made the one on the left with my pen and the one on the right with sparkle glue and a feather.
Colored Pencil Hand Labyrinth
When meetings get a bit long, I begin to color.
On the day I created this labyrinth, I placed my hand on the paper, traced it,
and then wondered if I could imagine a labyrinth in it.
Pathway Mandala Labyrinth
When drawing labyrinths I often prefer focusing on the pathway
more than the dividers.
Small-scale Labyrinths Built for Personal or Group Prayer
Red Hot Candy & Penny 4 Circuit Labyrinth
When learning new labyrinth patterns, I work with what is around.
On this day, I was trying to understand the seed pattern
of the labyrinth found on the Nasca Plain in Peru.
I used red hot candies to mark out the star seed and the corresponding dots.
I used pennies to connect the pattern.
Temporary Shell Prayer Labyrinth Constructed In Response to the 2004 Tsunami in Asia
This 3 circuit labyrinth was created and walked and dismantled as part of a day-long retreat.
I collected the shells on a trip to Florida
and keep them in a large basket which can easily be transported.
Flaming Match Labyrinth
I like to make labyrinths from things we have around the house.
A prayer retreat group make this two circuit spiral-centered labyrinth in our sandbox.
We loved watching it burn.
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