Sand Mandalas

[@MrTangent]

This video actually made me tear up in its beauty. What language is he speaking, Hebrew? Mandalas are amazing. Truly a reflection of the fleeting moments that we call our lives.

[@cosmicordering1]

In ancient times in Tibet, sand ground from brightly colored stone was often used for making the Mandalas. Today, white stones are ground and dyed with opaque water colors to produce the bright tones found in the sand paintings. The basic colors are white, black, blue, red, yellow, and green.

[@kraftymomma1979]

Obviously, I have no idea what mandalas are; I've been making them with marker and paper since childhood and with fabrics since adulthood. These are just amazing! I suppose I should call mine "creative circling." Wonderful to watch and learn!

[@LightworkArt]

Thanks for sharing, great, very inspiring. Would like to create a sand mandala once too!

[@luxunity]

universal circles of life. thanks for showing!

[@soyelsol]

guau!!! es increible, felicitaciones

[@MaiaIntiAmaru]

amazing this is what i want to do thanks for sharing

[@rickvanman]

inspiring stuff

[@majawow]

very nice

[@spurcheck]

excellent

[@MrTangent]

I don't think there are rules. It's about expression, impermanence and meditation. There's no handbook. He enjoys it. You shouldn't be so ready to condemn.

[@tiedtomemories]

He's sucha phony. They're not supposed to draw any outlines or do any sketches in beforehand.