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| March 31, 2007 |
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
| A canvas labyrinth at Duke Chapel replicating that of the one laid in the floor of Chartres Cathedral in France circa 1220 A.D. is not a maze. With only one way in and one way out, it is considered a divine imprint found in various forms in religious traditions around the world. Knowing the path and destination under their feet, travelers breathe in a sense of trust and -- at their own pace -- follow the single circuitous path to the center while learning to quiet their minds along the way. This will hopefully translate into a sense of spiritual balance, inner peace, personal insight and possibly even quiet celebration by journey's end. |
 December 8, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 November 17, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 November 3, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 20, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 6, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 September 22, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 August 25, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 August 4, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 July 28, 2007
JOHN ROTTET, Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 July 14, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 June 23, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 June 9, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 May 26, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 May 5, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 April 28, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 April 7, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 March 31, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 March 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 10, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
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