Don't get lost!
Photo: dhammza
Can you find your way out of this labyrinth?
Photo: Ben Werdmuller von Elgg
In ancient Grecian myths, the labyrinth was built specifically as a form of prison for the Minotaur, the legendary half-man half-bull who was born a monster and suffered disdain because of it.
Photo: Mecookie
Lost inside the never-ending twists and turns of the labyrinth, he was eventually killed for being what he was.
Photo: Tim Green aka atoach
Labyrinths today exist as an enchanting playground in which to get lost.
Photo: onecle
In our normal everyday lives, we would take every careful measure not to be misdirected in where we are going, for fear that we might waste valuable time and energy. But to escape this rigidity, we must sometimes surrender to paths unknown, to make sure that we are unsure, this is our way to set ourselves free.
To set foot inside a labyrinth, is to enter a world of decisions.
Photo: Howard▼Gees
Do I turn right? Should I go left? Must I turn back? But the only way really, is to move forward. Problem solving gets us pumped up, and what could be more exciting than answering a puzzle!
Photo: Ben Bawden
Inside a labyrinth, there is always a way out. Labyrinths differ from mazes as the latter contain dead-ends which can trap you and make you feel like giving up, then you have to turn back and do it all over again.
Photo: Photos of Nature's Calm
But beware, labyrinths can also confuse you and one wrong turn will bring you back to where you started. Not bad if you want a fresh start!
Photo: entr'acte
Do we consciously enter our own private labyrinths to escape everyday-ness?
Photo: entr'acte
Just make sure you find your way back to the beginning, or prove that you can find the exit...unless you want to stay trapped there forever!
Photo: Skinnyde
Photo: dhammza
Can you find your way out of this labyrinth?
Photo: Ben Werdmuller von Elgg
In ancient Grecian myths, the labyrinth was built specifically as a form of prison for the Minotaur, the legendary half-man half-bull who was born a monster and suffered disdain because of it.
Photo: Mecookie
Lost inside the never-ending twists and turns of the labyrinth, he was eventually killed for being what he was.
Photo: Tim Green aka atoachLabyrinths today exist as an enchanting playground in which to get lost.
Photo: onecle
In our normal everyday lives, we would take every careful measure not to be misdirected in where we are going, for fear that we might waste valuable time and energy. But to escape this rigidity, we must sometimes surrender to paths unknown, to make sure that we are unsure, this is our way to set ourselves free.
To set foot inside a labyrinth, is to enter a world of decisions.
Photo: Howard▼Gees
Do I turn right? Should I go left? Must I turn back? But the only way really, is to move forward. Problem solving gets us pumped up, and what could be more exciting than answering a puzzle!
Photo: Ben BawdenInside a labyrinth, there is always a way out. Labyrinths differ from mazes as the latter contain dead-ends which can trap you and make you feel like giving up, then you have to turn back and do it all over again.
Photo: Photos of Nature's Calm
But beware, labyrinths can also confuse you and one wrong turn will bring you back to where you started. Not bad if you want a fresh start!
Photo: entr'acte
Do we consciously enter our own private labyrinths to escape everyday-ness?
Photo: entr'acte
Just make sure you find your way back to the beginning, or prove that you can find the exit...unless you want to stay trapped there forever!
Photo: Skinnyde
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