Lauren Artress

Lauren Artress reintroduces the ancient Labyrinth, a walking meditation that transcends the limits of still meditation, and shows us the possibilities it brings for renewal and change.

Gave up on it. Sounded too "New Age-y", not enough about God, tired of author using uncommon words without explaining them (a form of arrogance it seems to me), such as "cataphatic".

This book shows the potential to inspire change and renewal and guides the reader towards a higher level of human awareness.

Good overview of the origins and state of the modern grassroots labyrinth movement, with many ideas on how to use the labyrinth as a tool for personal spiritual growth and community building. TIP: The author occasionally quotes a passage without citing the author in the text. The citations are in the Notes section at the back of the book. I was annoyed that the book has no index.