This LabyrinthBlog is jointly operated by Erwin Reißmann from Germany and Andreas Frei from Switzerland.
Erwin Reißmann:
Erwin, photo: © Els van Lierop
The labyrinth is my great passion. I search for labyrinthine paths, wherever I can find it.
Since 2002 there is my website Mystery Labyrinth … and now this blog. I am not a digital native, but rather a digital immigrant.
My e-mail address: er (at) mymaze (dot) de
March 8, 2008
Erwin Reißmann
Würzburg (Germany)
The labyrinth is a spiritual tool for me and as a trained surveyor I am particularly interested in the craft aspects of the labyrinth symbol.
Andreas Frei:
Andreas Frei
I have been interested in labyrinths since 1992. My special interests are the inner structures and relationships.
Since 2005 I have had my own website: http://www.labyrinth-muster.ch/
Various articles published in Caerdroia (35: 2005, 37: 2007, 38: 2008, 39: 2009, 40: 2010).
Since 2012 regular posts on this blog.
blogmymaze 
thanks so much for your website and sharing your knowledge!
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You’re welcome!
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Just wanted to send you both a word of thanks for providing such a wonderful and comprehensive resource.
I have found your posts on labyrinth-related artworks very fascinating indeed and thought you might be interested in seeing some of my humble endeavours:
https://lustrebox.wordpress.com/category/labyrinths/
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Graham, thank you for the compliments. Keep on exploring the labyrinth.
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🙏✨
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Hallo Brüder!
Andreas’ Seite: http://www.labyrinth-muster.ch/ scheint leider defektiv zu sein. 😦
Viele liebe Grüße aus Kalifornien!
Jamie
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I hope Andreas is working on it.
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Hellow Erwin & Andreas – Greetings from Owen Sound, Canada. I have been following your blog for years, ever since I did Veriditas labyrinth facilitator training. I need your help: do you have any rectangular labyrinth patterns, ideally with entry on the long side of the rectangle? I have a pine plantation forest, with trees planted on a grid, I am planning to weave a labyinth through the trees… I have found a square Chartres-like pattern which would suffice but I could make better use of available space with a rectangular pattern. Any assistance or ideas are gratefully received.
Warm regards from cold and snowy Canada,
~Neil
direct email: bgwa@naturemail.ca
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I sent an email directly to you.
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Thank you for your interest in my travel blog. I hope I can find some labyrinths for you.
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That would be fine!
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Lovely site, thank you!
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