Bunbury Garden Labyrinth
A community project by Bunbury Garden Labyrinth (WA) Inc
(formerly Projects of Heart & Soul WA Inc).
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth
A community project by Bunbury Garden Labyrinth (WA) Inc
(formerly Projects of Heart & Soul WA Inc).
Welcome to Bunbury Garden Labyrinth
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth is open

Landscaped Gardens, Moongate and Labyrinth with City of Bunbury in background (Photo: Linda Blyth)

Moongate and labyrinth with setting sun (Photo: Linda Blyth)

Labyrinth, Moongate and Welcome Disc (Photo: Linda Blyth)

Members of Committee of Management in front of Labyrinth and Moongate: John Sherwood (Retired teacher), Linda Blyth (OT, Chairperson), Michele Schoder (Treasurer), Di Panorios (OT)
Photo: Nicolette Barbas, South Western Times

Gathering of Occupational Therapists following Opening Ceremony 19th September 2020: Linda Blyth- OT, Chair of Committee of Management (CoM); Nari Jones (OT, Secretary & previous Chair, CoM); Bess Fowler (OT Friend); Carolyn Ngan (OT, Committee Member, Founding Chair, CoM); Heather Reid (OT, previous Committee member, CoM); Di Panorios (OT, Committee Member, CoM); Deb Wraight (OT friend).
Artwork behind group by Nari Jones depicting Classical labyrinth design (3000+years old), exact configuration of Bunbury Garden Labyrinth and Logo for Projects of Heart & Soul WA, Inc
Photo: Carolyn Ngan
Project Update
Last Thursday we welcomed to our labyrinth site City of Bunbury Mayor- Gary Brennan, CEO- Mal Osborne, Director of Works & Infrastructure- Gavin Harris & our elected councillors! City of Bunbury has generously supported us from our early conversations in November 2015 through design, fundraising & implementation phases! They now share our delight in the beauty and workmanship of this new public asset in Bunbury! Open to all to move through and enjoy- to be officially opened once Moongate and welcome disc completed!


Hope, Harmony & Community
Throughout the ages & in every culture, Labyrinths have been created in natural settings and in places of ceremony, worship and healing to bring together the community.
Here, this ancient and simple Labyrinth, within seven unfolding circles coming to centre, offers us the experience of the Journeying of Life.
Especially now, in these fast, chaotic and uncertain times, we need places that invite us to Be, and come to that still Centre.
Moving quietly through this Labyrinth, step by step, allows for space to pause, to reflect, and to remember the real meanings and essentials of our lives. You may begin to see, to feel and to know more of the life you need and want to create.
For this community, this Labyrinth is a shared place to come together, to connect, and to recreate. Through this natural way, we may discover an ongoing and renewing sense of hope, harmony and community spirit.

Labyrinths of the World
Labyrinths are found all over the world, in churches, healthcare facilities, hospitals, schools, universities, community spaces, prisons, retreat centres, private and public gardens. Some are permanent installations, while others are created for one-time use.This universal pattern invites and welcomes people from all cultures, traditions and belief systems to contemplate, pray, honour, celebrate & enjoy. They are used as a way to reduce stress, access intuition, encourage creativity, quiet the mind & to invite self-reflection. There are currently over 5,400 labyrinths in 80 countries, listed on the World-Wide Labyrinth Locator database. https://labyrinthlocator.com
Latest from the Blog
“Science may eventually explain the world of How. The ultimate world of Why may remain for contemplation, philosophy, religion.” Liberty Hyde Bailey.
These writings that follow, will invite you to consider the research into Labyrinths, Greenspaces, Health & healing. In other words what we already know. Hopefully, they may also invite you to contemplate the Questions that we don’t have answers for yet, so that together, as a community of care, we may continue to find our way through the challenges that come to us all.
Occupational Therapists engaged in capacity building and community development
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth: A Place for Hope, Harmony and Community Linda Blyth, Occupational Therapist at Key Assets - Published in Connections Summer 2020 edition. “This is a place for hope, contemplation, and re-creation. Seeds have been sown, activation has begun,...
Friends of Bunbury Garden Labyrinth
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth is a public space, a place for hope, contemplation, and re-creation. The Committee of Management of Bunbury Garden Labyrinth WA Inc (formerly Projects of Heart and Soul WA Inc) have acted as formal guardians for Bunbury Garden Labyrinth...
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth is Officially Opened
Bunbury Garden Labyrinth was officially opened on Saturday 19th September in the presence of His Worship The Mayor Gary Brennan, MLA Don Punch, special guests, Committee of Management, Projects of Heart & Soul WA Inc. and the public. In preparation for the event,...