On Sunday I joined fellow Reiki Masters and practitioners on a group field trip to a very special property in Ramona, California. It is a land of labyrinths. The property owners have dedicated their lives to collecting rocks, gems, and crystals and created five unique labyrinths. Each one is designated and designed in such a way to enhance a particular experience.
One beauiful labyrinth is made completely of crystals, another labyrinth was created to focus on inner
The ‘Peace’ labyrinth, with an incredible grounding crystal at the entrance
Peace, one for the Heart, one for Prosperity, and the largest crafted after the famous Chartres labyrinth.
For so many people, and in particular many of my wedding clients who are trying to navigate what it means to be ‘spiritual not religious,’ the labyrinth can be a lovely tool to assist you in experiencing that direct connection with the Divine.
A labyrinth can help solve problems when you enter with a particular question, invoke an experience of the sacred, or simply bring a sense of peace.
When people describe themselves as ‘spiritual not religious‘, I believe what they are trying to say is that the “reiigious” feels like a predetermined structure and set of rules to abide by; while the “spiritual” is the seeking of that specific set of tools that speaks uniquely to you, designed to transport you to your own direct connection with the Divine.
Happy meandering. . .
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