Walk the Labyrinth - Quiet your Mind

Take a break to reduce stress, restore mental energy, and renew your creative resources.

A labyrinth is not a maze. A labyrinth has only one path leading to a central point, you take the same path going out. "In a maze you lose yourself, in a labyrinth you find yourself". 

Come and experience this ancient practice, now used in universities, schools, hospitals, as well as in religious and spiritual organisations. The simple act of walking the labyrinth can restore and refresh, connecting mind, body and spirit.

Facilitated by RMIT Interfaith Chaplain Helen Summers. No prior experience needed. A safe and inclusive meditative activity.

Event details

When: Every Wednesday until 29 October 2025
Time: Choose a time that suits you between 11am and 1pm
Location: Multifaith and Wellbeing Centre, Building 47, Level 3 (8 Orr St, Carlton)

If you would like to find out more or make an enquiry about the labyrinth, please email chaplaincy@rmit.edu.au.

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