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Description: A finger labyrinth as close as your hand. Take a mindful walk and begin to cultivate happiness through hope, optimism, peace, joy, love, and then live it. Begin to leave your imprint of happiness in your relationships and on the world. Consider meditating on words from scripture as you walk: “Happy are those who find wisdom and those who get understanding” (Proverbs 3:13). Created by Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Be the light sharing the love made visible through the birth of Jesus Christ. CONTEMPLATE SCRIPTURE: “You are the light of the world” (Matthew 5:14). “WALK” THE LABYRINTH: Hint, follow the light string to the top star. MEDITATE and REFLECT ON LIFE: Imagine being the light of Christmas in the world, each and every day. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Be the light sharing the love made visible through the birth of Jesus Christ. CONTEMPLATE SCRIPTURE: “You are the light of the world” (Matthew 5:14). “WALK” THE LABYRINTH: Hint, follow the light string to the top star. MEDITATE and REFLECT ON LIFE: Imagine being the light of Christmas in the world, each and every day. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: What is it? It is love. It is the love Christ shared and encouraged us to share: “Love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another” (John 13:34). It is love that is known through hope, peace, and joy. It is love known through the new possibility in each moment. It is love that is indescribable and yet known. Know it. Be it. Live it every day. Positive mantra from Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Be Kind. Celebrate kindness and strive to #BeKind to self, to others, and to the world each and every day - even when life may be anything but kind to us. Afterall, scripture reminds us: “Do to others as you would have them do to you” (Luke 6:31). A tattooed hand with the reminders “Be Kind… Know It. Be It. Live It.” holds a world emblazoned with the Mindful Walk hand labyrinth – a reminder of the impact and legacy humanity imparts on Mother Earth. Walk the hand labyrinth in the image as well as on your own hand. Imagine the possibilities. Know it, be it, and live it every day. From Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: A contemplative walk is as close as your hand. Breathe mindfully. Contemplate scripture: “Those who are patient stay calm until the right moment, and then cheerfulness comes back to them” (Sirach 1:23). Walk the path. What are your senses telling you? In the center, clear your thoughts and become centered in calmness. Walk back out. Imagine the possibilities. By Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Celebrate with Mary, Joseph, and Jesus in the moment of a new beginning. “And she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn” (Luke 2:7). From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Celebrate a Happy Holiday each and every day. After all scripture reminds us that “a cheerful heart is a good medicine” (Proverbs 17:22). Keep the Spirit of the Holiday Season alive throughout the year. Imagine a world filled with the Spirit of the Holiday Season and help to make it a reality. From Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: Celebrate Christmas each and every day. After all scripture reminds us that “a cheerful heart is a good medicine” (Proverbs 17:22). Keep the Spirit of Christmas alive throughout the year. Imagine a world filled with the Spirit of Christmas and help to make it a reality. Be filled by it. Live it. Share it. From Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: Throughout history shepherds knew the teaching of scripture: “The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep” (John 10:11). Good shepherds still exist. What does a good shepherd look like and how do they act? Who is our good shepherd? How can we be a good shepherd to others? From Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: Joy to the world is about the Spirit of Joy that can fill every day and every moment. Scripture notes that Jesus said: “I have said these things to you so that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be complete” (John 15:11). Imagine complete joy. What does that look like? Feel like? Be filled by it. Live it. Share it. From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: Walk the cross labyrinth to be immersed into the story of the Wise Men visiting baby Jesus. Imagine being there. Wise men travelling from afar arrive. Overwhelmed with joy they take their turns… “they knelt down and paid him homage” (Matthew 2:11). They offered their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. As you enter the center of the labyrinth design notice baby Jesus playing with the Wise Man’s hair as he kneels down to pay homage. How might Jesus “play” with you today? From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: Imagine witnessing the Wise Men visiting baby Jesus. After traveling for significant distances, following a star, they arrived. Overwhelmed with joy, “they knelt down and paid him homage” (Matthew 2:11). Then they opened their treasure chests offering gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. When have you been overwhelmed with joy? What does kneeling down and paying homage look like? From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com and @DaRevsUSA on most social media networks.
Description: What does it mean to be part of the human family in all its diversity? What does that look like? How can it work? Mary, Joseph, and Jesus, also know as the Holy Family, offer an example. Mary had been bethroded to be married and with child. Joseph concerned and uncertain. Jesus encourages us to love… “you shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 22:39). Enjoy Lectio Divina, contemplate scripture - what does it mean to love your neighbor as yourself? Is neighbor family? Use the words of scripture or “We are family” as a prayer or a positive mantra. Meditate through Visio Divina, see the Divine through the wooden sculpture from the 1500s of the Holy Family. From Bill Ressl at CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Walk the cross labyrinth into the story of Jesus’ birth while contemplating scripture: “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! By his great mercy he has given us a new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead” (1 Peter 1:3). Contemplate. Meditate. Imagine new possibilities. From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Christmas is the story of love made new. It is a story of the renewal of love that is possible in each and every moment. Live the possibilities. Celebrate with Mary, Joseph, and Jesus in the moment of a new beginning. “And she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in bands of cloth, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn” (Luke 2:7). Enhanced image a public domain German 15th century stained glass panel, Metropolitan Museum NYC. From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Welcome to the path! In each of us is the light of Christ. It is a light of hope, kindness, peace, joy, and love. Take a little time to see the sacramental reality of the world all around us – and soon the light that shines all around as well as from deep within becomes visible. Walk the path into the center and back out. Pray and meditate on scripture, Matthew 5:14 “You are the light of the world.” The “You are the Light” labyrinth was the first labyrinth designed by Bill Ressl in virtual reality.
Description: WALK FOR JUSTICE. New forms of justice are required now more than ever. And remember, justice begins within each of us. Take time to reflect on justice in your life and in our world. Awaken justice in your life and world by walking the Walk for Justice finger labyrinth. Contemplate scripture from Micah 6:8: "He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God? Take a “walk” for justice and see what insights bubble up from deep within.
Description: WALK FOR JUSTICE. New forms of justice are required now more than ever. And remember, justice begins within each of us. Take time to reflect on justice in your life and in our world. Take time to dream, imagine, reflect on, and explore re-newed forms of justice in and for everyone's life.
Description: Take a moment to imagine the world through the lens of a sunflower. Symbolizing longevity and long life, sunflowers tend to follow the sun across the sky. Imagine following the sun. Contemplate Song of Solomon 2:12 “flowers appear on the earth; the time of singing has come, and the voice of the turtledove is heard in our land.” All is well. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Imagine the world through the lens of a sunflower. Symbolizing longevity and long life, sunflowers tend to follow the sun across the sky. Imagine following the sun. Contemplate scripture as you ‘walk’ the path starting on the stem, around the center, through the petals, and into the center. Song of Solomon 2:12: “flowers appear on the earth; the time of singing has come, and the voice of the turtledove is heard in our land.” All is well. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: HOPE is ever present! Discover hope. CONTEMPLATE: “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” (Romans 15:13). MEDITATE: ‘Walk’ the Abound in Hope labyrinth design mentally or with a finger. Recite the scripture verse and reflect on life. INVITE THE SPIRIT: Listen. Imagine. Act one day at a time - with love, care, and creativity. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Imagine all the challenges of life. Walk the path and contemplate… justice, the environment, and Covid-19. Ask: “How can I be the salt of the earth?” “How can I exude goodness, honesty, trustworthiness? One of two labyrinths designed for #WorldLabyrinthDay 2021. From Bill Ressl at the CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: Ensure each day adds meaning-filled beauty to life. STEP 1: CONTEMPLATE. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might” (Deuteronomy 6:5). STEP 2: MEDITATE. ‘Walk’ the custom “Fill Me” labyrinth mentally or with a finger. Recite the inspirational scripture verse and reflect on life. STEP 3: INVITE THE SPIRIT. Listen. Imagine. Act with love, care, and creativity. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: What is The Call for your life? “Walk” the labyrinth and imagine the possibilities for your life. Imagine. Create a plan. Implement. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com Fun Facts: Intentionally black and white - as you with God's grace bring color into life. The inspirational scripture for this labyrinth: "He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do #justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?" Micah 6:8
Description: Imagine all the possibilities that are within our hands. Walk the path and contemplate… “How can I be the salt of the earth?” “How can I exude goodness, honesty, trustworthiness? One of two labyrinths designed for #WorldLabyrinthDay 2021. From Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
Description: AUNTIE ROSIE WAS A COLORFUL AND FULL OF LIFE PERSON. She always saw the rosie side. Each day another section of life’s art quilt is sewn. Moment by moment life experiences and meaning making structures are stitched together by time and space. Ensure rosieness is added to the art quilt of life. STEP 1: CONTEMPLATE. “For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope” (Jeremiah 19:11). STEP 2: MEDITATE. ‘Walk’ the Basket Labyrinth mentally or with a finger. Recite scripture. Reflect on life. STEP 3: INVITE THE SPIRIT. Listen. Imagine. Act with love, care, and creativity. By Bill Ressl @DaRevsUSA CenterToAwakenKindness.com
