Meet Diana Ng, The Labyrinth Lady
Educator • Facilitator • Author • Labyrinth Guide
Diana Ng, The Labyrinth Lady, is a British Columbia educator, facilitator, author and labyrinth guide who brings together labyrinth walking, mindfulness, walking meditation and reflective practice to help people find greater calm, clarity and meaningful possibilities.
Work with Diana
Metro Vancouver’s first public park labyrinth
A Labyrinth Pioneer in Metro Vancouver
In partnership with the City of Surrey, Diana helped bring Metro Vancouver’s first public park labyrinth to life at Fleetwood Park in Surrey. From the initial vision through planning, design, development and construction, Diana contributed to each step of this significant community project as a committed partner.
Established in 2008, the 42-foot, seven-circuit classical labyrinth provides a public space where people can walk, pause, reflect and reconnect. This landmark project remains an important part of Diana’s work and legacy as The Labyrinth Lady.
- 2008 Public labyrinth opens
- 2014 School labyrinth built
- 2019 Church labyrinth created
Walking as a Practice
For Diana, a labyrinth is more than a path to walk. It is a mindful practice for reflection, self-awareness, meaning-making and change.
Her work incorporates storytelling, mindfulness, walking meditation and embodied learning to create accessible experiences for individuals, organizations and communities. No previous labyrinth experience is required.
Diana is also the author of Walking the Labyrinth: Your Path to Peace and Possibilities, which explores labyrinth history, mindful walking and the transformative possibilities of the labyrinth.
Today, she offers guided labyrinth experiences, online courses, workshops and mindful tools for people seeking greater awareness, reflection and connection.
A Lifelong Educator
Diana brings decades of experience in nursing, leadership, education and facilitation to her work. Her approach is grounded in learning through experience: walking, noticing, reflecting and discovering what becomes possible when we create space to pause.
Walk Your Path to Peace & Possibilities
Diana’s work with labyrinths has been widely publicized in a variety of media including:
- Chatelaine Magazine
- CBC Radio AM 690
- Nursing BC Journal
- Canadian Nurses’ Association
- British Columbia Organization Development Network
- The Spirit of Veridian
- The Surrey Now Newspaper
- Surrey North Delta Leader Newspaper
- Surrey Board of Trade
Diana has received the following award nominations:
- 2014 Nominee of the YMCA Power of Peace Award
- 2013 Finalist Women of Worth Spirit Success & Soul Award
- 2008 Ribbon Cutting Recognition Ceremony with Surrey City Council in acknowledgement of leading the community project to build Metro Vancouver’s first public labyrinth
- 2008 Finalist Cultural DIVERSE City Business Awards
Media & Recognition | Fleetwood Park Labyrinth, Surrey
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