Coffee Hour At The Commons

David Tolzmann, currently a resident of Connecticut, is the founder of the Labyrinth Company (R), which calls itself the "world's premiere meditation space creator" with over 5,000 completed.  In addition to being the founder of the company, and what they call its "chief geometer," David still personally manages the design and business aspects of the firm and employs a highly efficient and professional work crew. For those who want to do it themselves, the company has a "Paver Labyrinth Kit" which has been featured on cable television's DIY Network. Since some people get “labyrinths” mixed up with “mazes” David explains the basic difference: “You get lost in a maze: it usually has walls, it usually has dead-ends; and you find yourself in a labyrinth,” he said.  Labyrinths work like a left-brain jamming device, he explained. As you walk the pattern, your logical, rational, sequential left brain tries to figure out the complex labyrinth pattern and keep you on track, and it gets occupied. So your right brain