Labyrinth of Love
BEYOND THE VEIL
A Halloween Labyrinth Journey of Release, Remembrance & Revelation
The world asks, “Who are you pretending to be?”
The labyrinth asks, “Who are you when there is nothing left to pretend?”
For centuries, this night has represented a threshold—the place between what has been and what is yet to come. Tonight, we enter the labyrinth as a symbol of that threshold.
As we walk inward, we release the masks and stories that no longer belong to us. At the center, we remember the Presence that has never left us. And as we walk outward, we return willing to meet the mystery of what comes next.
Need a Finger Labyrinth?
If you do not have a physical labyrinth of your own, you can download and print a paper finger labyrinth to participate during the journey.
📄 Download Printable Labyrinth (PDF)Register by Donation
This event is offered on a love-offering basis. Upon completing your donation, you will automatically receive the event link to join us.
Make a Donation & Register →We welcome walkers Tuesdays through Fridays from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm
Experience the Labyrinth at CSL Kaua‘i
A Path to Inner Peace, Group Connection, and Inspired Presence
We warmly invite individuals, groups, educators, and families to experience the sacred journey of our in-house labyrinth at the Center for Spiritual Living Kaua‘i.
Whether you're seeking a space for reflection, deeper communication, group bonding, or simply a moment of calm, the labyrinth offers a powerful and peaceful experience. With its ancient roots in healing, wholeness, and unity, the labyrinth transcends all cultures, philosophies, and traditions—offering a deeply inclusive and non-denominational practice for all who walk its path.
🌿 Ideal for:
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Community groups and organizations
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Team-building and inspired collaboration
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Children’s groups and youth programs (including those with special needs)
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Educators and teachers seeking mindful tools
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Individuals seeking clarity, grounding, or renewal
Guided by Rita Andriello-Feren, an Veriditas trained labyrinth facilitator with over 15 years of experience, your walk will be held in a safe, welcoming environment that encourages deep listening, intuition, and a sense of unity.
This meditative journey invites each participant to slow down, listen within, and connect—both personally and communally.
Let the labyrinth meet you where you are and gently guide you to where you wish to go.
To schedule a private group walk or learn more, contact us at:
📧 [revrandriello@gmail.com]
📞 [818-804-1792]
Step onto the labyrinth with Rev. Dr. Rita Andriello-Feren, a Veriditas-trained facilitator with over 15 years of experience guiding transformative walks. Whether for grief, trauma, healing, or joyful celebration, she creates a sacred space where every step opens the heart to renewal. Having built labyrinths—including one alongside inmates in her prison ministry—Rev. Rita offers each walk as a powerful journey of connection, compassion, and transformation.
The Labyrinth of Love!
What is a labyrinth? Based in spiritual and cultural traditions, labyrinths are universal and have been in existence for over 4000 years. A labyrinth is not a maze, but contains one spiraling path leading to the center and out again. There are no blind alleys, no tricks or puzzles to solve.
Walking to the center can symbolize many things, most commonly and metaphorically, one travels to his/her center for peace and reflection, and then walks back out into the world with balance and clarity. Those who walk the labyrinth learn and/or experience something of significance, whether it is a deep transformational experience or just a sigh of relief for having felt peace for just that moment. Walking among the turnings, one loses track of direction and of the outside world, and thus quiets his mind.
Labyrinths today are walked around the world in churches, state and city parks, schools, prisons, and hospitals. By going online to www.veriditas.org.
The Labyrinth here at the Institute of Magnificence, Home of Center for Spiritual Living Kaua`i is a Chartres Labyrinth replica. It found its way here through the vision of Rev. Dr. Rita Andriello-Feren and Rev. Dr. Patrick Feren, the artwork of Isha Doellgast, and the assistance and follow-through of Melissa Mojo. It was further made possible because of generous donation by Cal Stanny of the Stanny Foundation and Carole Watanabe. The final vector file was created by Nicole at S & S business machines in Lihue. The labyrinth was created in its 40’ x 40’ form by Tim and Bill at TSF Direct in Crystal Lake Illinois. It was laid here in our sacred sanctuary by Bob Layer, Ann Darlington, Steve Cole, Nathalie Kelly, Angela Phillips, Ron Stover, Stream Backinoff, Luis Padilla, Sue Buckley, Susan Wood, Rita Andriello-Feren, Melissa Mojo and Judah Freed.
How to walk a labyrinth? Begin at the entrance. Take a deep breath and focus your attention within. You may ask a question, of yourself or just use this time to be still and relax. Begin walking at any pace you choose. If someone is ahead of you and going slow, feel free to move around them. As the labyrinth is a one-way path, you will meet those coming out as you walk in. If you do, again, just allow the other person to pass. You’ll know what to do. Stop anytime you wish. Skip! Run! Or, walk like snail! It’s your time. Verbal communication is acceptable labyrinth etiquette, but be sensitive to each other’s energy in this regard.
There are three stages to the labyrinth walk that you can use should you choose. As you walk toward the center, use it as a time of RELEASE. Release anything that is not serving your highest state of being. As you arrive at the center, RECEIVE. You may stay at the center as long as you wish. As you walk out of the labyrinth, you will follow the same path that led you in. As you are walking out, RETURN to the world with any insight you might have gained on your journey. There is no wrong or right way to walk a labyrinth. It is all good.
The Labyrinth of Love is open Tuesday through Fridays from 11am to 2:30 pm
Please call before coming to make sure we are open: 808-431-1700. Rev. Dr. Rita is also available for group walks. Call her at 808-431-1700 or email her at revrandriello@gmail.com
There is a a finger labyrinth attachment below. Please print and enjoy walking the labyrinth with your finger, or a pencil. It's the perfect meditation tool.
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