How can interdisciplinary approaches (e.g., archaeology, psychology, art history) further our knowledge of labyrinths? What is the appeal of labyrinths across different cultures and time periods?

A labyrinth is a complex and circuitous path that leads from a beginning point to a center. There are two primary varieties. Jan 14, 2014 ... There is no right way or wrong way to walk the labyrinth. As you follow the winding pathway to the center and back out again, surrender to the journey with an ... Nov 7, 2014 ... The Sailor's Dream is a labyrinth, an instrument, a place ... Most people misunderstand labyrinths. They picture that most famous labyrinth, that ... Mar 22, 2017 ... A labyrinth is easy to navigate. It requires no complex thinking to stroll one's way to the center. It's impossible to get lost. Follow the path. Jan 13, 2015 ... Often installed near, or inside, churches and cathedrals they are meant for spiritual journeys, or, as Travis Scholl wrote in his new book ... Sep 19, 2018 ... Our labyrinth has seven circuits, which is a traditional shape for Jewish labyrinths. Seven is a meaningful number in Judaism: the seven days of ... What are the benefits? The act of walking the labyrinth can calm the mind and enhance awareness and insight. Where can I find this? The Labyrinth is ... A labyrinth is unicursal that is it has one path which will lead the walker without offering choices to the goal (at the centre in most designs). Jun 1, 2011 ... The labyrinth, strictly spoken, leads (as a rule) on an unbranched, winding path to the aim, mostly in the middle. The labyrinth, broadly ... The University Labyrinth ... The University Labyrinth is a space for reflection, meditation, and rest in the heart of the AU campus. Built right in front of the ...