Renowned British psychic and folklorist Cassandra Eason explores the mystery of this sacred symbol and explains how to harness its power for personal transformation.

Learn how to create a labyrinth from just about any material. This book also includes rituals to release anger and attain peace.

In Jill's third outing, she takes us into the fascinating world of the labyrinth and the enneagram. Excellent exercises.

The author shows you how to access your inner labyrinth, and how to manifest your goals.

4th edition. The author takes readers to the heart of the labyrinth: guided exercises with diagrams and clear instructions for creating personal labyrinths as tools in personal growth; make labyrinths outside on grass or indoors with string and masking tape and so much more.

This book includes techniques for faith rituals and a multitude of celebrations walking the labyrinth.

In The Long Road Leads to Joy: A Guide to Walking Meditation, Buddhist monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh illuminates the spiritual benefits afforded by walking mindfully.

Wind your way through a maze or a labyrinth: two symbolic journeys, both rooted in myth and mystery. After looking at the legends and evolution of the two kinds of complex, twisting paths, Jeff Saward considers how today’s land artists and garden designers have recreated labyrinths and the new craze from maize mazes and mirror mazes to wood and water mazes and simple garden turf mazes.

Raymo, a physicist at Stonehill College, agrees with Walt Whitman that "there is a sense in which the least thing contains the all." The least things in Raymo's universe occur on a one-mile path he has walked every day for 37 years between his home and his office in North Easton, MA.

Three years ago, author Janet Holm McHenry suffered from depression, weight gain, and exhaustion. Then she began a prayerwalk routine that not only transformed her life but also profoundly impacted the lives of those around her.

Whether you are walking the original Chartres labyrinth circuit in Chartres Cathedral in France, the one at Grace Cathedral in San Diego, CA or just tracing a Chartres lap labyrinth, this is the guidebook for you.

30 minutes. Winner of Best Documentary - San Jose Film and Video Commission, 2001. Lauren Artress of Grace Cathedral has created a wonderful documentary on the labyrinth and its positive effects.

Here is a labyrinth kit to be used anywhere anytime — on tabletops, desktops, beds or laps. Included are a 10" square sandbox and a double-sided labyrinth which is covered by a layer of fine white sand for finger tracing. The book contains 5 sections devoted to using the labyrinth for healing, creativity, discovering your soul assignment, awakening self-knowledge, and honoring your experience.

Before he was a bestselling mystery writer, Block was a lifelong walker. At age 70, he is still racewalking. In his memoir, he covers his life, writing and walking adventures.

McCullough takes a leisurely chronological ramble through the designs and meanings invested in labyrinths, starting with the puzzle Theseus confronted on Crete, continuing with a great Egyptian labyrinth Herodotus reported visiting, and extending to floor labyrinths in Gothic cathedrals, hedge labyrinths in England, and more.

Book/CD/DVD. With Walking Meditation, listeners enjoy the first comprehensive instructional program in this serene spiritual practice to help them walk with presence and peace of mind whether in nature or on a busy city street.

Book and CD. Leslie Sansone finally gives her walkers what they want - a walking exercise program bound by faith.

The story of the prime meridian is fascinating: in 1884 an international agreement fixed a meridian of zero longitude and standard time through southeast England. Raymo goes beyond this tale and uses his own walk along the meridian as a "thread on which to hang" a history of astronomy, geology and paleontology.

Helen's book is filled with meditations to use for every type of labyrinth walk, an extensive bibliography and labyrinth site guide.

The lives of a suddenly jobless corporate executive, a teacher navigating a difficult relationship with her daughter and a young lavender farmer intertwine in Cook's novel. The women begin taking daily walks and soon Rosemary "Rosie" Stockton, who owns her family's lavender farm, joins in. Despite their very different-yet all very prickly-personalities, the three women soon form a tight bond.