intentional knittingSM
Some days life gets complicated. Intentional knitting
SM is a simple method to explore a complex situation, calmly. It’s a structured knitting exercise that encourages self-reflection.
For centuries people have turned to
labyrinths
In Greek mythology, the architect Daedalus designed the Cretan Labyrinth to imprison the bull-headed Minotaur. Theseus, a young Athenian, volunteers to enter the labyrinth and kill the Minotaur. Ariadne helped Theseus succeed by giving him a sword and a skein of red thread she was spinning so that he could find his way out of the labyrinth.
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as a place to quiet the mind and/or contemplate an idea. Intentional knitting
SM helps you create a yarn labyrinth of sorts, in order to examine an issue long enough to reach more clarity and resolution. To learn more about how this process works, here are two articles
Jack Lewis wrote about
intentional knittingSM and
Knitting Scared.
