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Tag Archives: labyrinths
The zen of walking labyrinths – UPDATE #6
*Updates since the previous update are shown in bold. One of my favorite pastimes for both relaxation and contemplation is to walk a labyrinth. These sinuous structures are not same as mazes, as the goal is to enjoy the journey … Continue reading
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Tagged contemplation, design, labyrinths, meditation, relaxation, religion, spirituality, walking
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