New Year Labyrinth Walk
Saturday January 8 | 1-2 PM
Saturday January 8 | 1-2 PM
Walk the EarthenStone Labyrinth on Saturday January 8th We will practice a method of walking called Turning Points that helps you focus on creating change using mindfulness and flexible thinking at each turn of the labyrinth.
There will also be a fire ceremony for saying goodbye to things in the past that have not served you so that a path opens toward a better future in this new year. Please bring a small sacred or special object to place in the labyrinth as a donation and to create positive energy in this space.
There will also be a fire ceremony for saying goodbye to things in the past that have not served you so that a path opens toward a better future in this new year. Please bring a small sacred or special object to place in the labyrinth as a donation and to create positive energy in this space.
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Existing for more than 4,000 years, labyrinths are mythological designs used for sacred rituals, symbolic pilgrimages, and spiritual practice. In a hyperactive world of constant connectivity, labyrinths are in resurgence s more people seek out special spaces that promote insight and inner wisdom. In its simplest form, the labyrinth is a meditative walking path which can be used as an alternative to sitting meditation. A labyrinth walk allows time for individual reflection and a way to transform one's personal energy toward the greater good of all who walk it.
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One World's EarthenStone Labyrinth has a final endpoint at a fire circle reached by a single path. As you travel that path, you can reflect during meditative walking, bring peace to your mind and reconnect with your spiritual center.
Built inside an old barn foundation, Earthenstone makes use of a historic space in East Haven CT. The labyrinth and firepit area measures 25 x 60 feet with either private landscaped gardens or forest views on each side. 
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EarthenStone Labyrinth Photos
Let's come together for a labyrinth walk ... Please join us at this special event! Register >> Get Directions >>
Each day is born with a sunrise
and ends in a sunset.
the same way we open our eyes to see the light,
and close them to hear the dark.
~ sUSY KASSEM, FROM THE pOEM "HEARTWORK"
