Tag Archives: Labyrinths

Indralaya, Invisible Whales, And The Singing Labyrinth

Over the weekend I got to spend three hours doing something I love–facilitating a labyrinth workshop. Outdoors, on  a cliff above the Puget Sound, in a labyrinth shaded by beautiful madrona trees. It was at Indralaya, a Theosophical retreat center on Orcas, one of the San Juan islands in the Puget sound. It’s a beautiful property… Continue Reading

Cultivating A Small Field

Journeying through the world To and fro, to and fro Cultivating a small field Bassho (Trans. R. H. Blyth) I love that Basho poem because it describes, in a few words, the essence of my ideal daily creative practice. I’ve adopted it as my mission statement. Only, it’s not just a statement. It’s a poem…. Continue Reading

The Intention Rock

Lately, I’ve been consciously working on setting intentions, both in my art-making and labyrinth walking practices. I’m finding I don’t have time to not do this. If I set an intention with a project, or chunk of work then everything naturally becomes more focused for me and usually something worthwhile happens. If I don’t set… Continue Reading

Eclipse Walk

I got to do a labyrinth walk beneath the total lunar eclipse the other night (this is one of the great things about having a labyrinth in the back yard). At the start of the walk I set the intention to focus on the theme of moving between  shadow and light, and what that might… Continue Reading

Possibilities

This is the final day for Art Every Day Month, although for me it was more like Art Every Couple Of Days Month. Even though I didn’t get to make art or post every day it’s still been a great experience. I did manage to sink deeply into the labyrinth through studying, walking and drawing… Continue Reading

Toes Over The Line

Today’s labyrinth is a little off-centre, a little rough. And I’m really happy with that. I have to remind myself that painting the labyrinth is not about getting the form completely right, it’s about the process of painting itself. I never ask myself if I’ve walked the labyrinth correctly, never berate myself if my toes… Continue Reading