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Temple of Good Will

Lower Arroyo Park

Pasadena, California, 91105, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

Schenectady, New York, 12309, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    518-346-6241

Le Jardin Saint Germain

Plogastel Saint-Germain, 29710, France
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    06 07 35 96 27
  • Designer: Emmanuel Bouhier

Dagun Labyrinth

Dagun, Queensland, 4570, Australia
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Designer: Stephen Burgess

Unity of New Braunfels

New Braunfels, Texas, 78130, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    830-608-9515

Sparta United Methodist Church

Sparta, New Jersey, 07871, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    201-230-5504
  • Designer: Bob Schutz

St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church

Orinda, California, 94563, United States
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    925-254-3770

Private Property

Stora Askeron, Sweden
  • Designer: John Ridder (original Story Path design)

Domaine Maizerets Arboretum

Québec City, Quebec, G1E3R6, Canada
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    418-641-6335

Leeds Castle Maze

Maidstone, ME17 1PL, England
  • Availability
    Public
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Designer: Adrian Fisher, Randoll Coate and Vernon Gibberd

Labyrinth at Brentwood Campus SSJ

Brentwood, New York, 11717, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    631-838-0013

Sea Isle City United Methodist Church

Sea Isle City, New Jersey, 08243, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Temporary
  • Phone
    609-263-3353
  • Designer: Rev. Barbara Frohock

St Paul’s Episcopal Church

Louisville, Kentucky, 40220, United States
  • Availability
    Public
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    502-491-7417

Chelmsford Diocesan House of Retreat

Pleshey, Essex, CM3 1HA, England
  • Availability
    Appointment
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    01245-237251
  • Designer: Rev Graham Dowling

Yocum Family

Dover, Delaware, 19904, United States
  • Availability
    Private
  • Situation
    Outdoor
  • Portability
    Permanent
  • Phone
    302-399-7266
  • Designer: Eric Yocum

Professor Kevin Ladd, Ph.D., walks on the spiral of the Temple of Good Will. He is accompanied by professor Wellington Zangari, Ph.D. and professor Fatima Regina Machado, Ph.D.

SGAS 915 South, lt. 75/76
Brasilia
70390-150
Brazil

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The Temple of Good Will (TGW) is an ecumenical monument in the shape of a seven sided pyramid, located in Brazil's capital. It was conceived and built by José de Paiva Netto, President of the Legion of Good Will (LGW), who inaugurated it on October, 21 1989. The labyrinth is in the shape of a spiral and is located in the nave of the Temple of Good Will. It begins in a counter clockwise path towards the center of the labyrinth, stepping on the dark marble floor. This represents the challenging journey of human beings facing the difficulties of life. At the center, the pilgrim steps on a bronze plate that separates the dark marble from the light color marble floor, and he/she stays beneath the crystal, which is at the top of the Temple of Good Will (a seven sided pyramid). This represents the passage from the dark to the light colored path, when the pilgrim walks in a clockwise direction to reflect upon the opportunity of his/her spiritual enlightenment to face any kind of situation in life, through a higher sense of comprehension and living. The journey ends at the Throne and Altar of God, which is an artistic representation of divinity through the four elements of nature (fire, wind, earth and water).

  • Type:

    Other
    Spiral

  • Availability:

    Public

  • Situation:

    Indoor

  • Status:

    Permanent

  • Material Description:

    Marble floor

  • Designer:

    José de Paiva Netto

  • Builder:

    José de Paiva Netto

  • Wheelchair Accessible:

    Yes

  • Schedule:

    Always Open

  • Size:

    28 meters diameter

  • Date installed:

    21 October 1989