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Stones are both heavily symbolic and down to earth. In response to a severe heart attack 20 years ago, Steve Parker began working with stones to create a place to retreat and a haven to heal. The stonework took on a life of its own and became a stone sanctuary, featuring many unique stone structures. It is a temenos, a special place for his clients and himself to reflect and connect with larger forces. The most recent work is a large 50-foot sunken spiral labyrinth that descends six feet into the ground, with a square perimeter. It is evocative of the alchemical quest of squaring the circle. The spiral labyrinth is also representative of a mandala, with the center symbolizing the place of the soul. Robert Henderson visited the stone sanctuary in 2015 and interviewed Steve for  Psychological Perspectives  of June 2017. This follow-up interview focuses on connecting the work with the ideas of C. G. Jung and the symbolism of stones, spirals, and soul.

“Opening the Heart”: A Follow-up Enterview with Steve Parker