Labyrinth Network Northwest
Summer Labyrinth Pilgrimage
July 19, 2008
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About Labyrinth Network Northwest
Labyrinth Network Northwest (LNN) seeks to improve communication and cooperation between labyrinth-interested people in the Pacific Northwest
With more than 110 labyrinths, Oregon's labyrinth community is evolving into one of friendships, cooperative activities, mutual interests, labyrinth sharing, and regular events.
Labyrinth Network Northwest (LNN) is a new organization devoted to supporting activities and practices centered on the labyrinth. It seeks to bring together labyrinth walkers, facilitators, spiritual directors, and craftspeople in the region - all united in their passion for the labyrinth and the possibilities for transformation. These various interests will be connected through a variety of formats, including occasional meetings and - most importantly -- electronic communication to publicize labyrinth programs, consultants, information and labyrinth sharing, workshops, and book groups, to name a few.
Web site
Website development began in October 2007 and will be upgraded in the spring of 2008.
Quarterly Meetings
- October (topic: Labyrinths in the Educational Setting)
- January (topic: Dancing the Labyrinth)
- April (topic to be chosen by guest lecturer Robert Ferre
The Labyrinth Society
Labyrinth Network Northwest is a member of The Labyrinth Society.
Linda Dodds and Kay Kinneavy are voluntarily coordinating the formation of Labyrinth Network Northwest. Volunteers assisting them include several key persons who helped plan and present the Northwest Regional Labyrinth Gathering in Portland in 2006. Sharlene Inglis, treasurer & registrar for the NWRLG will coordinate the finances of Labyrinth Network Northwest.