Sunday April 22, 2007 Pompton Plains Labyrinth

Thank you everyone who came to the Labyrinth in Pompton Plains.

 

Share your reflections, commentaries, opinions on the music, reflections on some of the discussions, or anything else you'd like to express.

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Published in: on April 23, 2007 at 7:44 pm Comments (5)

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  1. On April 24, 2007 at 12:43 pm Rose Ann Said:

    It was a wonderful experience to meet all of you and share your thoughts: Calming…clear…balance…relaxing…reflective…vibrate…happy…mediative…centering.
    This form of mediation will assist you to “Love one another AS you love yourself.”

  2. On November 29, 2007 at 9:05 am naisioxerloro Said:

    Hi.
    Good design, who make it?

  3. On November 29, 2007 at 1:12 pm Joachim Said:

    This Labyinth is a cancas version of the Chartres Cathedral Labinth in France. If was made by Robert Ferre from Labyrinth Enterprises. We set it up with lots of candles and gregorian chants in Bose Sound.

    Joachim

  4. On December 17, 2007 at 6:03 pm suptupspentee Said:

    Hi, nice site! Your hard work paid off
    Cool sites

  5. On January 30, 2008 at 6:02 pm Karen Mohrle Said:

    I went to Pompton Plains NJ last Sunday to walk the Labyrinth, thought I would share a little of my experience with you.

    First of all, I have to say it was one of the most calming, emotional “meditations” I have ever experienced. I had never been to a labyrinth before so I wasn’t sure what to expect. Joachim Becker was wonderful about introducing the concept and providing guidance to those of us who were unsure about the experience. He even had a short video about different labyrinths – it was very helpful. The labyrinth itself was much larger than I expected, and is an exact replica of the one in the Chartres Cathedral. (It took me almost an hour to walk it.) Joachim had the area set up with candles and beautiful music, it truly was amazing.

    As soon as I entered the area where the labyrinth was set up, tears came to my eyes. I had to stop and gather myself before I could even begin to walk. The walk itself was a profound experience. I won’t talk about my thoughts and emotions , because I’m sure they are different for everyone. But I will say that it gave a whole new meaning to the words “let go and let God(de)”.

    After experiencing this, I know I need to learn more about the Divine energy associated with labyrinths. And I’m going to have to build one of my own. I’m hooked – I want more!


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