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The word mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning “circle”. This form is usually seen as a repeated pattern or series of patterns around a common center. Mandalas are used in religious ceremonies by Buddhist monks of Tibet, and members of the Navajo Americans of the U.S. The mandala represents both the diversity and the wholeness of the universe, all with a single center. This pattern of the circle within the circles is the basic structure of all creation. Mandalas are useful meditation tools. Many meditators believe sitting in front of a mandala has a positive effect on the consciousness.

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Sacred Flowers Mandala
I designed this mandala, then realized it had some very special flowers integrated into it. The pink and white lotus, sacred to the Hindu, Buddhist, and other world religions, makes a beautiful border. The Passion flower, also called Christ Flower, is one of the flowers representative of Christianity. It has wonderful energy.

Lotus Mandala

Garden Mandala

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