Meet Diana Ng, The Labyrinth Lady
Diana is a Surrey, BC-based speaker, author, and labyrinth facilitator who helps people slow down, reflect, and move through change with greater calm, clarity, and intention.
Work with Diana
Metro Vancouver’s first public labyrinth
From one labyrinth walk to a lifelong practice.
Diana Ng became known as the Labyrinth Lady after leading the creation of Metro Vancouver’s first outdoor public labyrinth in Surrey’s Fleetwood Park. Since then, she has brought the practice of mindful walking to people, workplaces, schools, and communities.
- 2008 Public labyrinth opens
- 2014 School labyrinth built
- 2019 Church labyrinth created
Why people walk labyrinths
Make space for new insights
Step out of the rush and reconnect with what matters.
Meet challenges with clarity
Build self-awareness and resilience in uncertain moments.
Focus with greater intention
Turn a simple walk into a grounded, practical reset.
Labyrinth mindfulness for people, teams, and communities.
When she discovered not enough people knew about her majestic 42-foot diameter labyrinth in Fleetwood Park, she decided to replicate it by painting the labyrinth on canvas. She took her “labyrinth in a bag”, travelled, and spoke to anyone who would listen about finding peace within.
In 2014, she continued to build Metro Vancouver’s first school labyrinth at Forest Grove Elementary School in Burnaby, B.C., Canada.
In 2019, Diana built a 55-feet diameter labyrinth for St. Dunstans’ Church in Langley, B.C., Canada.
Diana has committed her business to transform individuals, groups, and organizations by directing them to a new form of success, transformed by the gentle powers of mindfulness and walking meditation in the labyrinth. She is a published author who will speak to every person, community, and company that wants success with ways to:
- Create mental space for new insights, creativity, and innovations during times of uncertainty and change.
- Improve self-awareness and resiliency, and make conscious choices in challenging personal or work situations.
- Enhance focus and concentration on tasks and activities in an overly busy and fragmented world.
She is a pioneer in her field who has introduced the labyrinth as a tool for mindfulness and walking meditation to achieve creativity, productivity, and stress reduction in mainstream organizations.
An award nominated speaker, she offers workshops, presentations, and retreats in the areas of team building, leadership, and organizational and community development.
Her decision to make a bigger difference and a bigger positive change led her to actively collaborate with the Surrey City Mayor and Council to proclaim the first “Surrey World Labyrinth Day: Peace Walk as ONE”. This event takes place on the first Saturday of each May at the labyrinth in Fleetwood Park, Surrey, B.C., Canada.
Since influencing hundreds of people to walk labyrinths for mental clarity, calm, and creativity, many have fallen in love with walking meditation and mindfulness in the labyrinth as a tool for successful living.
Media recognition and awards
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
Recognition
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