Eve Hogan, a certified labyrinth facilitator, provides historical information on the use of labyrinths throughout time as well as its use as a nondenominational path of self-discovery. The labyrinth provides the perfect experiential tool for practicing the skills of self-observation, removing obstacles to success, gaining perspective and insight, and choosing appropriate action. Participants have the opportunity to walk the labyrinth to discover, first hand, its many beneficial attributes leading toward greater balance and harmony both internally and externally.
Our 37' x 37' portable or our 33' x 33', canvas labyrinth offers walking meditations as an experience for people of all cultures, religions and walks of life.
The Labyrinth is an ancient pattern that has been used for centuries as a tool for self-discovery.
This design looks much like a maze, however it differs in that it has no dead ends or tricks. The labyrinth has a single path that leads into the center and back out. These patterns have been found in cathedrals throughout Europe, where they have been used for centuries for gaining clarity and insight. Variations of the design and its use have been found throughout the world.
Now, in the twenty-first century, labyrinths are being used in churches, retreat centers, community centers, schools, businesses and hospitals as a place where people can go to renew their strength and activate their creativity. By walking the pathway, they find that they are able to unwind from the stresses of their busy lifestyles and are better able to access their intuition and problem solving faculties. The labyrinth is a powerful tool for seeing situations from a new perspective and regaining peace of mind.
• Activate the creativity of your right brain
• Release stress and gain clarity
• Discover creative solutions
• Engage your concentration and focus
• Discover metaphor as a powerful teacher
Three stages of the labyrinth walk:
Letting Go-- The walk into the labyrinth is a time for self-observation and a releasing of the obstacles in your life; a quieting of the mind in preparation for reaching the center.
Illumination--The center is a place of meditation and insight. Guidance is received and balance is achieved.
Union-- The return walk out is a time to align with the heart path for which you feel your soul reaching and bring your renewed strength and perspective back out into the world.
Bring this wonderful and unique experience to your• Work Place• School
Conference • Party • Church or other special event!
Labyrinth Walks are also great for spouse programs at conferences, team building exercises and closing ceremonies.
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Some of Eve's labyrinth clients have included:
Rancho La Puerta Spa
Golden Door Spa
PSI Siminars
Hawaii Child Protective Services
Pennsylvania State University
Income Builders International
Catholic Church Concerned Women Committee. Oahu
Church of Christ, Kealakekua
St. John's Church
Unity Church
The Labyrinth Society
Department of Education, Hawaii
Life Fest Maui
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