Jumping into the Middle...

I got suckered into this blogging thing...I mean encouraged to try-ahem-blogging by my partner Dreamweaver, so here I am. We shall see what happens. *grin* The labyrinth has been an enormous metaphor for me about my life's journey, ever since I walked one for the first time in August of 1998. The impact of the whole experience was so huge that I wrote a song a few days later that pretty much defines the whole concept of Labyrinths, spirituality, love and my life's paths.

Labyrinth Song

W/m by "Cameron"

@ August 1998

Refrain:

Spiral in, the journey takes us

Larger, greater, deep within

Than it's outer boundary marking

The lines upon the hearts of men.

Further up and further in-

Hear Creator's voice, a roar

Of all that lives and breathes and rushes

The beating pulse forevermore

Hear Creator's voice, a whisper

Beyond the living wall of flame

Beyond the rumbling roll of earthquake

As rocks themselves cry out the name!
(refrain)

Hold your hand above the center

Feel the power throbbing there

As the spiral draws you outward

Away from all you long to share

See your steps next to the ending

Know how close forever is

Yet the spiral pulls you inward

Away from unimagined bliss
(refrain)

Every step a painful journey

A throb of sorrow, a laugh of pain

Every tear you shed of gladness

Cleans the heart in bitter rain

Surrender therefore to your living

Dying daily, born again

Walk the spiral to the ending

To the Heart where it began.

(repeat refrain twice)

So this blog will become space to muse about my journey through life's Labyrinth and the twists and turns thereof. So far, it's been a wonderful adventure, and I look forward to where the path takes me next! Anybody who is interested may join me on the Labyrinth walk...

Cameron

um...PS. I have to post one caveat...I am in school right now, and I intend to use this blog as a journal...however depending on school work loads and responsibilities, there may be gaps of times between posts. I have to be responsible! *sigh!* It won't always be this way!