"The wisdom of these diverse philosophies is like a rich stew that I constantly draw into my consulting practice.  I have to say, I love what I do."

Jennifer Halls

Jennifer has had a love for labyrinths and their transformative qualities for many years.  In 2009 she completed the labyrinth facilitator training program through Dr. Lauren Artress. She enjoys helping people make and use portable labyrinths of all sizes. Pictured is the permanent labyrinth in her backyard.

Her influences and mentors include Sobonfu Somé, a respected indigenous teacher and author from the Dagara tribe of Burkino Faso, West Africa. After assisting and studying with Somé for four years, Jennifer participated in a Dagara Initiation in 2004. She continues to study this tradition and has been invited to visit Sobonfu's village in 2011.     

 

Jennifer is also an ordained minister through the Rev. Rosalyn Bruyere, the renowned author, researcher and practitioner of energy medicine.  That training has led Jennifer to focus on bringing more spirit into everyday life, untethered to the tenets of organized religion.

Through her association with Bruyere, Jennifer has studied some of the practices of Bon, the indigenous religion of Tibet. Her teachers have included the leader of the Bon-Po, his Holiness the Gyalwa Menriwa, whom she visited in 2000.  This photo is taken at the Menri Monastary in northern India.