Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her Guest Diana Ng, originally aired September 2nd
Diana Ng, like most people, wants peace and possibilities in today’s frantic world. As a mature student, on her journey towards healing from trauma and making a career change, she discovers the labyrinth as a pathway to mindfulness and walking meditation.
Diana transforms words into music with her own narrative of how she came to be involved with labyrinths and how she built the first public labyrinth in the Vancouver metropolitan area, British Columbia, Canada.
In an inspiring, powerful, and thought-provoking way, the writer shares other people’s personal stories of the amazing effects they experienced walking a labyrinth.
Diana Ng, known as The Labyrinth Lady, in her community for successfully leading the project building the first public labyrinth in Greater Vancouver’s Lower Mainland with the City of Surrey. This 42-foot diameter sacred pathway is located in Fleetwood Gardens (15802-80th Avenue, Surrey) near Vancouver, BC, Canada.
The labyrinth is an ancient, transformative tool found in cultures all over the world dating back 4000 – 5000 years. It’s circles and spirals meander into a purposeful path of centring symbolizing wholeness and unity, change and growth. A powerful device for reflection, discernment, and self-discovery, it enhances right brain activity. The labyrinth reduces stress, quiets the mind, and leads to balance and insights. It offers a place for people to escape their pressure-filled lives, helps them find calm, and to open up their hearts. Today, hospitals, universities, churches, organizations, retreat centres, and other modern organizations have them on their premises.As a Certified Labyrinth Facilitator, Diana designs customized permanent labyrinths for gardens, hospitals, schools, and organizations.
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She offers workshops on introducing the benefits of a labyrinth:
Finding calm
Sharpening focus
Improving morale
Healing grief
Facilitating reflection
Heightening creativity
Her workshops have included:
“Walking the Labyrinth: Discovering our Wisdom”
“Walking the Labyrinth: Meditation in Motion”
“Walking the Labyrinth: the Path to Peaceful Transitions” CLICK ON BOOK TO BUY
Please contact Diana Ng, if you know of a group who could benefit from the possibilities of a labyrinth.
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