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The Carol Shields Memorial Labyrinth
The Labyrinth _ Tai Chi 2012 with Anne Nesbitt Earth Day, Sunday, April 22, 2012, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Bethlehem Retreat Centre, 2371 Arbot Rd, Nanaimo This workshop is an expansion of Anne’s session at The Labyrinth Society international conference in Minnesota. Tai Chi and the Labyrinth have many similarities that bring us into a deeper awareness of ourselves, our bodies, the divine, the earth and the world around us. Come explore the circles of life that connect us to the energy in and around us as we enjoy this delightful combination of basic Tai Chi and labyrinth walking. No previous Tai Chi experience is needed. Please wear loose clothing _ comfortable shoes. Bring a folding lawn chair if you have one. Contact the Bethlehem Retreat Centre at 250-754-3254 or email: bethret@shaw.ca
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Garden Tour 2011 The Carol Shields Memorial Labyrinth was featured in the Nature Manitoba 2011 Garden Tour on Saturday, July 23rd.Earth Day Lunch in the Labyrinth 2010
The University of
Manitoba and the
We are raising funds for Phase 2 of the project which
will include interpretive signage, a gathering area and reading circles.
To Donate or Buy a Brick, Section of Garden or Bench! click here
To Donate or Buy a Brick, Section
of Garden or Bench!
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 And the story started with - Carol Shields!
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Karen Toole offering a reflection to the crowd
