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"Two paths converged in a wood and I, I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference." -Robert Frost

"Then they asked him, "What must we do to do the works God requires? Jesus answered, "The work of God is this: to believe in the one he has sent." John 6:28 & 29

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amysgallery > St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

amysgallery > St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

amysgallery > Labrynith Walk at St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

"The winding walk of the Labyrinth symbolizes a pilgrim's walk with God. It is not a maze: there are no tricks to it and no dead ends. The path winds throughout and becomes a mirror of the way we live our lives; so walk it with an open heart and mind. Sometimes it is helpful to think about your walk as employing the ancient, traditional three-fold spiritual path: Purgation, Illumination, Union. Purgation is the walk in to the center, letting go of the details of your life, shedding thoughts and emotions. It empties and quiets the mind. Illumination is when you reach the center. Stay there as long as you like. It is a place of meditation and prayer. Receive what is there for you to receive. Union is joining God, your Higher Power. Each time you walk the labyrinth you become more empowered to find and to do the work you feel your soul is reaching for, the work God is calling you to do in the world."

"I will make them strong in the Lord, and they shall walk in His name, says the Lord." Zechariah 10:12

amysgallery > Labrynith Walk at St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08

"The winding walk of the Labyrinth symbolizes a pilgrim's walk with God. It is not a maze: there are no tricks to it and no dead ends. The path winds throughout and becomes a mirror of the way we live our lives; so walk it with an open heart and mind. Sometimes it is helpful to think about your walk as employing the ancient, traditional three-fold spiritual path: Purgation, Illumination, Union. Purgation is the walk in to the center, letting go of the details of your life, shedding thoughts and emotions. It empties and quiets the mind. Illumination is when you reach the center. Stay there as long as you like. It is a place of meditation and prayer. Receive what is there for you to receive. Union is joining God, your Higher Power. Each time you walk the labyrinth you become more empowered to find and to do the work you feel your soul is reaching for, the work God is calling you to do in the world."

"We walk by faith, not by sight." II Corinthians 5:7

amysgallery > Labrynith Walk at St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

"The winding walk of the Labyrinth symbolizes a pilgrim's walk with God. It is not a maze: there are no tricks to it and no dead ends. The path winds throughout and becomes a mirror of the way we live our lives; so walk it with an open heart and mind. Sometimes it is helpful to think about your walk as employing the ancient, traditional three-fold spiritual path: Purgation, Illumination, Union. Purgation is the walk in to the center, letting go of the details of your life, shedding thoughts and emotions. It empties and quiets the mind. Illumination is when you reach the center. Stay there as long as you like. It is a place of meditation and prayer. Receive what is there for you to receive. Union is joining God, your Higher Power. Each time you walk the labyrinth you become more empowered to find and to do the work you feel your soul is reaching for, the work God is calling you to do in the world."

"We will walk in the name of the Lord our God, forever and ever." Micah 4:5b.

amysgallery > St. John's Episcopal Church with mountains in the background. Jackson Hole, Wyoming. 8.08

amysgallery > St. John's Episcopal Church with statues in the foreground and mountains in the background. Jackson Hole, Wyoming. 8.08

amysgallery > St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

> St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

St. John's Chaple, St. John's Episcopal Church, Jackson Hole Wyoming. 8.08.

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"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place...I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them." Elliot Erwitt

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