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Canterbury Therapeutic Labyrinth Garden

A labyrinth has only one path that winds into the centre and out again. Unlike a maze, there are no dead-ends or decisions to make about which way to go.

It has been called a meditative walk, a part of a spiritual journey, the means to inner transformation, a path of prayer or a metaphor for our lives.

Lizzie Hopthrow recently appeared in the Financial Times supplement and online promoting the Labyrinth and its use at Pilgrims Hospices. Read the article here

To purchase a copy of ‘Pilgrims’ Journey Through the Labyrinth: A Guide to Using Labyrinths in Spiritual Care’, written by Rev Lizzie Hopthow, please email labyrinth@pilgrimshospices.org or call 01227 459700.

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