The Spirituality of Mazes and Labyrinths

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Wood Lake Publishing Inc., 2005 - Games & Activities - 128 pages
In this full-color, beautifully illustrated book, MacQueen uses myth, history, and personal experience to explore the spiritual meanings of mazes and labyrinths. Labyrinths have existed as a spiritual tool for thousands of years, and are found in countries all around the globe. In the last two decades, church leaders, lay people, and spiritual seekers have rediscovered and embraced the labyrinth. Mazes have their origin in much more recent history--from 15th century European recreational garden mazes--but are no less spiritually significant. Convinced that labyrinths and mazes have much to teach us, MacQueen invites readers on a sometimes mystical, sometimes mysterious journey of spiritual discovery.
 

Contents

Chapter One
9
Resources
121
Copyright Page
127
Back Cover
129

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About the author (2005)

Gailand MacQueen holds advanced degrees in philosophy, theology, and educational theory; and has been a professor of and lecturer in Religious Studies. With his wife, Joyce, he has led workshops and developed educational programs based on the labyrinth for both adults and youth. He is a member of the United Church of Canada, and lives in Sudbury, Ontario. 

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