Crystal Labyrinth

The Labyrinth at Faery Wood is 120ft across and has over a 1000 crystals buried in her walls. She is the biggest of her kind in all of Canada as befits a Coddle-Popper Kingdom.

In 2009 the Coddle-Popper Labyrinth initiated a worldwide drumming event and was joined by 75 other labyrinths across the globe to fulfill a 500-year prophecy. You can find out more about the 8000 Drums event in the video below.

The Crystal Labyrinth is about ¾ km to the centre, taking between 10 and 15 minutes to walk there. By the time that you have completed your journey to the centre, and back out again, you will have travelled almost 1½ km and earned yourself a good night’s sleep.

The difference between a Maze and a Labyrinth, is that a maze is where we go and get ourselves lost, but by contrast, the Labyrinth only has one path to the centre.

That being said, the Coddle-Poppers take great joy leading you up the garden path … just as you think that you are almost to the centre, the next thing that you realize is that you find yourself almost back on the outside again!

The Coddle-Poppers ask that you bring the Labyrinth the gift of a crystal, and in exchange, she will answer any question that you might ask, or provide you with a healing. Truly a most magical experience indeed.

Not just Coddle-Poppers, but for centuries, all religions have used this ancient pattern as a healing tool, because the journey is inward, and the continual turning of left and right engages both sides of the brain, thus getting in touch with the inner-self.

Some people make the pilgrimage to Faery Wood every year on the September Equinox (our Thunder Palms event), and plant a crystal in memory of a loved one, or in gratitude for having their prayers answered.

If you’re genuinely interested in doing inner work, we have a Spiritual Quest that will provide a better understanding of why things happen to you in the way that they do.

We also host a 2½ day workshop retreat for those REALLY serious about getting their inner work done. Please click on the book for more information.