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# Walking a Sacred Path: Rediscovering the Labyrinth as a Spiritual Practice

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    I have a tremendous love for this book
  

*by I***M on Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2022*

I approached this book as a person who has never walked a labyrinth but feels close to it. And as someone who follows Lauren Artress' activity.This book is everything I was hoping to find and so much more. It presents a bit of the author's story, a bit of how she got close to the labyrinth, some more about what she built and a lot about the act of walking the labyrinth, walkers' experiences and a lot of issues this activity implies.As she is part of an organized religion and as the labyrinth is pretty much a spiritual path, this book is written in this kind of note. I felt the religious side was diffuse enough for people who are not necessarily religious or spiritual but open minded and looking for a walking meditation practice to dig into this matter anyway. I personally appreciate greatly the discussion of the divine feminine in the context of the labyrinth. So I feel the book balanced nicely these paths that can take one to the labyrinth.I also loved the richness of experiences presented and the richness of resources to understand more about the labyrinth and maybe help others discover it.More than anything I loved the whole vibe of this book, I think Lauren Artress writes and speaks as the labyrinth : with so much care and so much compassion, with an all encompassing and all embracing attitude toward the human experience while setting clear boundaries, drawing a safe space.I feel I will come back to this book many times in the future.

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    Walk first, then read
  

*by G***L on Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2004*

I feel fortunate that we have a Labyrinth locally and I can attest to the meditative properties of this tool.  Every walk is different.  As our labyrinth is outside, it offers such experiences as walking the labyrinth with an ant or being scolded by a wren.  The pattern may seem chaotic sometimes, but "You need chaos in your soul to give birth to a dancing star"(Nietzsche).Dr. Artress is both a psychotherapist and a pastor at Grace Cathedral, and offers many personal stories from participants.  Some of these seem fanciful and she leans toward Jung's psychology  (and dismissed Freud in a single sentence "The scientific myth, helped along by Freud, has taught us to trust the outer world").  Her perspectives on the labyrinth as archetype are important.  She also offers exposure to some mystics such as Julian of Norwich, Teresa of Avila and Hildegard of Bingen.  Perhaps the discussion on the "Feminine" becomes decisive when she talks about Christ as part of the patriarchy.The chapter on basic approaches to walking the labyrinth provides useful methods and will broaden my experience.  Reading the book is fine, but what is most important is the walking (check out the Grace Cathedral's labyrinth locator web site if you don't know where one is).  For those who like a metaphoric view of Labyrinths, Jorge Borges's book Labyrinth offers some fascinating stories.  Dr Artress should be thanks for initiating the Labyrinth Movement.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Great book! Terrible shipping.
  

*by L***L on Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2019*

I was super excited to get this book and I decided to buy it new. I was bummed out that when it arrived the cover was bent because it got shipped in a ridiculously big box and it seemed to have been doing a lot of sliding around.

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