The Crone is stirring in my soul and for the first time in my life I’m saying parapets be damned! I’ll admit it is a bit uncomfortable but it’s also quite fun. And empowering.
Finding the Thread
Ariadne weaves her thread through my life, and each time I see it emerge, I feel my soul stirring as if I am receiving a gently coded message urging me to pay attention.
And So It Begins…
Am I stitching with Ariadne’s Thread? Yes, I definitely think so. I am quite convinced that my prayerful labyrinth walking requires me to take personal action toward creating the peace I am praying for.
Reimagining Ariadne
I have come to believe that Ariadne is about more than just the hero and the labyrinth. She was – and is – an incredible woman who demonstrated her resiliency by reinventing her life as needed to keep up with her circumstances. Never forget that she saved more people than just Theseus!
Honouring the Artist
With all the focus on creative mazes in Saffron Walden last weekend, it seemed only right to make a small pilgrimage to nearby Hadstock to “Honouring the Artist”
Minotaur Mania
Mazes and minotaurs go together; clearly you can’t have a Maze Festival without a fair few minotaurs showing up… So what do you do with “Minotaur Mania”
Mandala Maze
It started out as a great idea and a spiral drawn in chalk: and then magic happened! Sculptor Tessa Hawkes invited people attending the 2016 “Mandala Maze”
A-maze-ing Saffron Walden, part 2
The Saffron Walden Common was pulsing with activity this weekend as creative mazemakers delighted the crowds with opportunities to lose and find themselves both literally “A-maze-ing Saffron Walden, part 2”
A-maze-ing Saffron Walden!
Every few years, the Minotaur comes to Saffron Walden, home of the wonderful 17th century turf maze. He came, in many forms, as part of the 2016 “A-maze-ing Saffron Walden!”
Ariadne Returns!
I never intended for Ariadne to stay away so long! Those of us who follow the labyrinth’s path know how meandering happens. You commit to the path, “Ariadne Returns!”