Combine the two meditative practices of journaling and labyrinth tracing! Writing as a reflective practice can assist in times when you are struggling to quiet the mind. Instead of dismissing thoughts that arise, simply write them down.
This journal also depicts a meditative labyrinth on the cover for a few seconds of meditation. Traveling the way of a labyrinth can steady your thoughts and assist in being in the present moment. Simply follow its path with the back of your pen and pay attention to your thoughts as you proceed through its twists and turns.
- Inspirational Journal
- Made of bamboo print leatherette cover
- 112 lined pages & a black satin ribbon bookmark
- Measures about 5 X 8 inches
- Depicts the seven circles design
- Sold individually
design: A bamboo-print leatherette journal cover printed with a warm, wood-grain finish, stamped with the phrase "Be Here Now" and a classic seven-circuit labyrinth design traced in deep charcoal lines.
size: Measures about 5 x 8 inches.
material: Bamboo print leatherette cover with lined paper pages
features: 112 lined pages, black satin ribbon bookmark, seven-circuit labyrinth design on the cover, "Be Here Now" inscription, sold individually
care: Wipe the cover clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from moisture and direct sunlight.
disclaimer: As with any printed leatherette piece, slight variations in grain pattern and print placement may occur from journal to journal.
Meaning & Intention
The labyrinth is one of the oldest contemplative tools in human history, found in cultures from ancient Crete to medieval cathedral floors like Chartres. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth has a single, unbroken path — there is no wrong turn, no dead end to fear, only a way in and a way back out. This makes it a symbol of trust: the willingness to move forward without knowing exactly what each bend will bring.
The seven-circuit design shown on this journal's cover is among the most ancient labyrinth patterns, predating the more elaborate eleven-circuit versions built centuries later. Its seven rings are often linked to the seven chakras or seven stages of inner development, making the walk from outer edge to center feel like a passage through layers of the self, arriving finally at stillness.
Paired here with the words "Be Here Now," the labyrinth becomes an invitation rather than a decoration. Tracing its path with a pen mirrors the practice of journaling itself — both ask you to slow down, follow one line of thought at a time, and trust that clarity meets you at the center.
Keep this journal on a nightstand or desk as a small evening ritual: before writing, trace the labyrinth on the cover with the back of your pen, letting your thoughts settle before they land on the page. Over time, the pairing of tracing and writing becomes a grounding rhythm, a few quiet minutes that mark the transition from a full day into a more reflective one.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Those who journal as a mindfulness practice or anyone drawn to labyrinth walking and reflective writing
- Purpose: Journaling, meditation, reflection, gratitude practice, thoughtful gifting
- Suggested Mantra: Be here now
- Intention: Presence, Clarity, Grounding, Reflection
Questions & Guidance
How many pages does the journal have?
It contains 112 lined pages, plenty of room for daily entries, reflections, or gratitude lists.
What is the labyrinth on the cover for?
It's a seven-circuit labyrinth design meant for finger or pen tracing — a brief moment of meditation to settle your mind before you begin writing.
What is the cover made of?
The cover is a bamboo print leatherette, giving it a warm, natural wood-like look and feel while remaining durable for everyday use.
Does it come with a bookmark?
Yes, a black satin ribbon bookmark is attached so you can easily return to your current page.
Is this journal sold as a set?
No, it is sold individually.
