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1. www.qclabyrinth.org
www.qclabyrinth.org/PathwaysBo - [Cached]Published on: 10/8/2007 Last Visited: 11/9/2007
by Gernot Candolini.
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Join us for a stimulating discussion of Labyrinths: Walking Toward the Center by Gernot Candolini.
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Gernot Candolini studied biology at the University of Innsbruck and graduated 1987 as a Magister. In 1982 he spent a year at Baylor University in Texas as a German assistant teacher. From 1988 to 2005 he worked as a high school biology teacher and as a youth worker for the Lutheran Church in Austria. In 1992 he re-discovered the labyrinth as an ancient symbol of knowledge and wisdom. Since then Gernot has travelled through most of Europe to visit the labyrinths in medieval churches and gardens. Today he shares his insights in books, seminars and lectures. Gernot also builds labyrinths and became continental Europe's best-known builder and specialist of labyrinths. -
2. The Crossroad Publishing Company - CANDOLINI, G.T.
www.cpcbooks.com/author_info.a - [Cached]Published on: 6/21/2007 Last Visited: 11/23/2007
Gernot Candolini studied biology at the University of Innsbruck and graduated 1987 as a Magister. In 1982 he spent a year at Baylor University in Texas as a German assistant teacher. From 1988 to 2005 he worked as a high school biology teacher and as a youth worker for the Lutheran Church in Austria.
In 1992 he re-discovered the labyrinth as an ancient symbol of knowledge and wisdom. Since then Gernot has travelled through most of Europe to visit the labyrinths in medieval churches and gardens. Today he shares his insights in books, seminars and lectures. Gernot also builds labyrinths and became continetal Europe's best known builder and specialist of labyrinths.
While he enjoys working on labyrinths, Gernot remains a teacher. With the help of others he founded an ecumenical Montessori School in Innsbruck, Austria where he teaches today. Gernot lives in Innsbruck with his wife and two daughters.
