A labyrinth is a complex, intricate structure designed as a maze, often featuring a single, winding path that leads to a central point. Unlike a maze, which has multiple paths and dead ends, a labyrinth is meant to be a meditative journey, allowing individuals to walk its path for reflection and contemplation. Historically, labyrinths have appeared in various cultures, including ancient Greece, where the famous Minotaur myth originated. They can be found in many forms, such as garden designs, floor patterns in churches, and even in art, symbolizing the journey of life and self-discovery.