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Transforming Petals Arranged Mandala for Mind space
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A Mandala decorated with Dried Calangela
flowers in
Orange for creativity, transformation, self-awareness and
intuition.
The Mandala I decorated is the Buddhist version
of the cosmic dancer/destroyer
of the 'little self' (link) The
word Mandala is Sanskrit for
'sacred circle' these circular
designs symbolize the notion that life is never
ending.
Representing wholeness, continuity, connection, unity,
harmony and the cycle of life with no edges or angles. A
cosmic diagram reminds us of our
relation to infinity,
extending beyond and within our bodies and minds. With
spiritual significance the Hindus were one of the first to
use Mandala’s as
spiritual tools, but the most familiar
Mandala’s are the ones made by the
Buddhists. In
various spiritual traditions, Mandala’s are used to facilitate
meditation and used in sacred rites as a trans-formative
tool to assist with
healing. From Chapter ‘Mandala’ (Link)
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✧☾ What I
Used ☽✧
Dried Calangela Flowers
Picture of choice used ‘Poster 'Padmasambhava as
guru orakpoche tibet late 15th - 16th
century' (Link)
Garden Shears to Trim |
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✧☾ Directions ☽✧
... Snip off the flower buds
... Then arrange in the flowers
around the Mandala. When these dried they were esily stored away in jar. Did
you know? Tibetan Buddhist Monks and Native American Indians all use
Mandala’s as a way of evoking spiritual energy, meditation and healing.
Psychologist Carl Jung used Mandala’s with his clients and for his
own personal growth. His studies revealed their creation allowed a deep healing
to take place from within the human psyche
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