How to Draw Precise 7-Circuit Classical & Chartres Labyrinths!

[@michellepenalewis7651]

Thank You SO MUCH for this tutorial!! I used it to lay out a Labrynth on my rural property - something I've been wanting to do for many years, and one of the reasons we bought a home with acreage, in the first place. I thought it would be way more complicated and require major geometry skills LOL. But you simplified the drawing, and step-by step moving of the lines on each circle to make this a doable project!! Forever grateful.

[@chuckhunner]

Great video - so coherent, Lars! Thanks for sharing. So many valuable bits of information - Classic labyrinth embedded in Chartres Essence got my attention.

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

My pleasure!

[@sondraweiner7042]

Thank you

[@healingcreationsmandalaart5056]

Thanks so much! Really looking forward to trying this!

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

Have fun!

[@carlyblankevoort3856]

Great explanation, thank you!

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jenluvz2dance]

So thankful for you!

[@mindstreammeditation3591]

Super cool. I love this channel.

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

thanks so much!

[@GeorgiaEvangelatou]

Intresting how all the darkened areas look like chalices

[@meganscureman]

Thank you for sharing this informative video! It's been killing me, trying to figure out how to make one on my own. 😂

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

awesome! good luck with your installation!

[@ChaplainDeanna]

How do you go from your drawing to laying the pattern out on the ground?

[@MENTOR4MEN]

Hey Lars, thx for the tutorial! One question: do you add the lunations to this variant as well, or that remains with the Chartres pattern only? Thanks, Peter (cheers from Hungary and hail to our joint Chartres labyrinth mamories!) :)

[@DiscoverLabyrinths]

Hi Peter! Good question. We do often add the lunations and rosette to this variation. In the full 11-Circuit Chartres there are 112 lunations which may represent four lunar months, so on the 7-Circuit we use 84 to represent three lunar months and on the 5-Circuit we use 56 to represent two. The rosette is the same, but harder to create in smaller centers which is another good reason to expand the center beyond 1/4 diameter in smaller labyrinths. Chartres variations with small centers really become compromised. I really treasure our meeting in Chartres and creating that labyrinth together. Here's hoping we cross paths again someday soon.

[@dogfini3488]

What compass are you using in this video?

[@misc123xyz]

396th like :) thank you