A Morning of Oneness at a Sacred Labyrinth

A Morning of Oneness at a Sacred Labyrinth
Sunday, August 16th | 9:30-11:30am | $20 suggested donation

(Be sure to wear comfortable shoes for the long walk, and alsobring water since working with energy requires hydration.)

"I walk the labyrinth at the S.O.U.L Center in Granby at least once a month, finding a renewed sense of purpose after treading the path. Fellow travellers add unique stones and statuary to path borders almost every time they walk, providing delightful surprises for new guests. I hope that you get to enjoy this peaceful and spiritual labyrinth." The largest in CT. ~ Gail A.

We are delighted to have our August Oneness Blessing at a sacred labyrinth in Granby. Tina Angeli, the owner of the labyrinth and founder of S.O.U.L. Center, will be hosting the event. Since the labyrinth is on an energy vortex, it is active with pacifying, healing energy.

The Oneness University has provided us with a catalyst for both personal and collective awakening - come and discover how. Join us for a relaxing morning of conversation, meditation and receiving the Oneness Blessing (Deeksha).

During this morning of Oneness, the Oneness Blessing is given to facilitate the transfer of the energy that awakens the heart. It brings about biological changes in the brain, removing the endless chatter of the mind and bringing you fully into the moment where there is only peace and joy. It is an experience, not a concept.

The Oneness Blessing is a phenomenon, which initiates a neurobiological change in the brain – calming the parietal lobes, relaxing the nervous system, and freeing the senses. This shift pushes a person into a natural clarity of perception and allows the individual to experience feelings of joy, inner freedom, love and connection to everyone and everything, regardless of environment or background.

THE HISTORY OF LABYRINTHS

Labyrinths have been a potent symbol in many cultures for thousands of years. When Theseus killed the Minotaur he defeated the beast at the heart of darkness - and created a myth that is still vibrant and evolving today. Roman mosaics often depicted labyrinths as fortified cities, while in medieval Europe they symbolised the one true path to Christian salvation. They have been used as ceremonial pathways, protective sigils, traps for unwelcome spirits and for games and dancing. Found at different points in time, in places as diverse as Brazil, Arizona, Iceland, across Europe, in Africa, India and Sumatra, this symbol and its family of derivatives have been traced back 4000 years or more; but its origins remain mysterious. Learn more about labyrinths here.

Discover other labyrinths at The Labyrinth Society and click on "Labryinth Locator."

For questions, comments or more information please call Enlightened Professionals at 860-232-3331 or write to: info@epllc.org.