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Photo- Kathy Ruyts |
Vera de Cicco is walking the Camino de Paz labyrinth in downtown New York City near the Hudson River in contemplation of water and labyrinths.
On her indoor personal labyrinth at home there are two vases of water, still and silent, as they sit vigil over the labyrinth. Vera is aware of peace in her heart while walking. Photo- Vera de Cicco |
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From Selma
Sevenhuijsen- September 9, 2005 "We decided to make our labyrinth on a circle on the beach that was surrounded by water, next to a small stream, ending in the sea, that symbolized the Mississippi River for us. We first made a large labyrinth. |
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In
the middle we put some symbols and a golden glass bowl, that I brought
last year from Venice. In it I emptied a small bottle of water from
the Chartres well, that I had already for more than two years, plus
the petals of the last rose on my roof garden. We sent a lot of
prayers, light and love over the ocean… |
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After
that we made a smaller labyrinth nearer the sea, to which we brought
the bowl. After a short while the sea came in and emptied the bowl.
Within no time the sea also over took the large labyrinth. |
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When we wanted to leave we discovered an exhibit of sand sculptures
that showed Nehalenia, the old regional sea goddess!! |
 -photos Selma Sevenhuijsen |
She
is an old Celtic goddess who made a beacon of healing light at this
place in the delta in order to guide the fisherman safe back home,
as the story goes." |
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