Hidden Origins of the Labyrinth

Across continents and millennia, the labyrinth has carried humanity's oldest intuitions about transformation, descent, and return. This book uncovers the buried cosmologies, forgotten rituals, and invisible cultural traces that shaped the winding path long before it became a symbol of meditation or art. Through archaeology, anthropology, psychology, and cultural memory, it reveals the labyrinth as a living architecture of human complexity, a structure that mirrors the mind, the body, and the world. From ancient ritual journeys to modern therapeutic practices, from folk dances to digital landscapes, this work restores the labyrinth's original depth and shows why its power endures: to lose oneself, to be remade, and to return with meaning renewed.

Pages: 129, Paperback, Independently published