Life and the Labyrinth of Meaning
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Our Life Path Can Be Viewed as a Labyrinth
- Our life path can be viewed as a labyrinth guiding us to deeper meaning and fulfillment.
- Walking a labyrinth takes us through numerous twists and turns that symbolize the ebb and flow of life.
- Like the design of a labyrinth, what looks like an end point in life can also be a beginning point.
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The Labyrinth As An Analogy To Life
- The labyrinth is an analogy for life.
- It is not a maze or a puzzle to be solved but a path of meaning to be experienced.
- Its path is circular and convoluted, but it has no dead ends.
- A labyrinth has one entrance — one way in and one way out. When we walk the path, we go around short curves and long curves; sometimes we are out on the edge, sometimes we circle around the center. We are never really lost, but we can never quite see where we are going.
- Sometimes we share our path with others; and other times we don’t.
- No matter what, we are still on the labyrinth path.
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"What man does not know,
Or has not thought of
Wanders in the night
Through the labyrinth of the mind ."
JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
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