Join Bridgette Parent, founder of Soul-Hive, for a transformative 3-hour guided journey at McClelland Sculpture Park. Together we'll explore one of the oldest meditative tools ever known—the labyrinth.

Acknowledgement of Country
In the spirit of healing and deep listening, we acknowledge the Bunurong / Boon Wurrung people of the South-Eastern Kulin Nation as the Traditional Custodians of the beautiful bushland, lands, and waters on which we gather. We pay our heartfelt respects to their ancestors and Elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples joining us. We honor their deep, continuous spiritual connection to this sacred Country and thank them for their enduring custodianship of this land.

The Experience

We will be walking "The Winding Path—The Search for Truth," a stunning labyrinth created in 2010 by acclaimed Australian artist Andrew Rogers. Best known for his massive global "Rhythms of Life" project—comprising 51 monumental geoglyphs across 7 continents that are visible from space—Rogers designed this particular piece to invite deep contemplation. This is the first event of its kind to be held at this very special location.

November is a truly gorgeous time of year at McClelland, and we are already imagining and hoping for a glorious, sunny spring day surrounded by the park's beautiful natural bushland and native flora. To maximize the peaceful morning energy, the park is opening its gates an hour early just for us at 9:00 AM. While the general public and the on-site cafe don't open until 10:00 AM, we will have the grounds to ourselves.

We will all meet near the entrance and begin our journey with a gentle, 10-minute grounding walk together through the bushland to the labyrinth, which is tucked away beautifully in the back of the park, completely secluded from the crowds. (I will provide exact meeting details upon sign up!)

Unlike a maze, a labyrinth has no dead ends; it is a single path in and a single path out. It is a path that leads directly to stillness, opening the doors to insight, clarity, and peace. Combining meditation, oracle cards, journaling, and heartfelt group discussion, this experience requires no prior experience. Simply come with an open mind and a willingness to slow down.

As you walk, you'll be invited to let go of the noise of daily life, tune into your inner wisdom, and receive a message and crystal at the labyrinth's centre. Afterward, we'll gather for a relaxed picnic lunch to debrief, share reflections, and enjoy each other's company in this stunning artistic sanctuary.

What's Included:

Exclusive Early Access: Entry to the park at 9:00 AM, a full hour before it opens to the public
Guided Experience: A 3-hour journey facilitated by Bridgette Parent
Park Admission: Included in your ticket price (no extra entry fees)
Mindfulness Tools: Small journal & pen, oracle card, and personal crystal
Support: Guided meditation, journal prompts and a supportive group discussion

What to Bring:

Your own picnic lunch (the cafe opens at 10:00 AM if you'd like to buy a coffee or treat after our session ends)
A camp chair or picnic blanket

Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing (this is an all-weather event)
Sunscreen, a sunhat, and insect repellent, as needed
An open heart and mind

Spaces are intentionally limited to just 20 participants to ensure an intimate and meaningful experience for everyone.

Location: McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery, Langwarrin
Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Arrive promptly at 9:00 AM for guided walk to the labyrinth)
Ticket: $75 per person (inclusive of park admission)

***EARLY BIRD TICKETS: $55 (until 14 October)

I look forward to introducing you to this beautiful practice at such a special sanctuary right here in our backyard, and walking this path together.

With love and gratitude,

Bridgette

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