Looking Through The Maze

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June 3, 2018

Lea Goode-Harris

Hedge Maze at Maldon Promenade Park, UK

Finding the path...

Most people don't realize that the path through a labyrinth is actually the way found
through a maze...

The false starts and dead ends of a maze confuse your thinking mind and you have to work hard to find the way to the center... on the other side of the coin... a labyrinth has usually, but not always, a single path that takes you to a center place, both literally and metaphorically. All you have to do... is follow the path and notice your experience.

The next time you are in a labyrinth... try walking on the lines. You will find that you are caught in a maze...

And you never know what you will find in a maze...
a Minotaur...
an elf (not a house elf)...
maybe a wizard...
or maybe the world-renowned maze & labyrinth historian, Jeff Saward...New Paragraph

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