This is a Llewellyn publication. Tony has
stated to work with labyrinths for years. It looks at the labyrinth in all its
active form. The book is composed of three parts: knowledge, experience and
reflection. It goes into the two main types of labyrinths – the classical and
chartres labyrinths. There is a few different excercises throughout. Te book is
very informative and jammed packed with information. It does have a section
talking about chakras and labyrinths. There is a reflection at the end of each
chapter. He goes into different topics like Mithraic, alchemy, the four
elements and more. Not a total beginner 101 book, only because there is so much
information some may not fully wrap their head around it the first read, or
first few reads.
States
the labyrinth can represent one or more journey all at once. For readers who
want to bring labyrinths more into their
practice/life. Many aspects brought in to connect to labyrinths. This book like
said earlier is jammed with information and a good resources for readers who
enjoy the topic of labyrinths.
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