Get To Know About Mandala Art

Mandalas are often associated with geometric, circular designs that contain repetitive shapes, colors, and patterns radiating from the centre. In today's world mandalas have become a generic term or almost any circle ornament. In many cultures, this term is usually interpreted as a tool for relaxation. We can also say that mandalas are connected mainly to art therapy.
In traditions across the globe, geometric configuration represents a spiritual guidance tool. Mandala serves as a base for building a sacred space, and aid for practices such as meditation and trance induction. For example, in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and the Japanese religion of Shintoism, a mandala may represent deities, spirits, holy powers, paradises or actual shrines. Yet, different perspectives reveal the diverse meaning, functions, and benefits of mandalas. However, the underlying meaning of a mandala is much broader than its vibrant appearance.
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