What are labyrinths? Ancient anomalies Visual riddles that tease the mind with possibilities? Interdimensional portals? Hubs of psychic energy? Calls to contemplation and quietude? A quest for answers? Perhaps they are all of these. If you harbor a secret obsession with labyrinths, it's time to pay the Labyrinth Society Global Group a visit. It really has so much to offer. There are three labyrinths to explore (each in its own way) at the mysterious Glastonbury Tor, including the medieval finger labyrinth of St Margaret's chapel. New world Labyrinths can be found in Rockford, Texas, Elon, North Carolina, Seattle and Arizona. There's the overwhelmingly compact labyrinth in the Basilica of San Vitale in Ravenna, Italy and a tranquil labyrinth in evergreen Ecuador. The thousand-year-old Chartres Labyrinth in France. A historical turf maze in North Yorkshire. And don't forget the temporary mazes chalked across tarmac. Personal mazes laid out in stone for private meditation. And what the labyrinths we carry with us - pocket-sized labyrinth pendants or imaginary labyrinths inked on skin to enhance our sense of self. Here and there are seasonal meditations, speculations as to the deeper meaning of walking those winding paths or quotes that allude to the ancient origins of labyrinths.
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