Turquoise Mandala Painting

The Tibetan word "mandala" literally means that which surrounds the centre. "Center" means "value" and is surrounded by a symbol representing the meaning. Usually, the mandala is a round symbol with deep meaning. However, not all mandalas are round. The concept came to the West thanks to Carl Jung: he, studying the subconscious, came close to the study of mandalas. Drawing them on his own and offering them to his patients, he noticed that the drawings do not repeat from time to time, and each time, they change, reflecting the internal state at the moment! This seemed interesting to him and then to many of his colleagues. Mandalas began to be used in psychotherapy. An experienced specialist, asking you to draw a mandala, will then interpret the meaning of the drawings and symbols that make up it and draw conclusions about your state of mind—for example, line thickness. If you paint the outer circle with a bold line, you seem to want to isolate yourself from the outside world, from people's aggressiveness. If the outer line is thin and discontinuous, and the space inside the drawing has a lot of "air" (not filled with drawings), you are a sociable person, easily making contact. Are there many winding, intricate lines inside? Most likely, you are a woman and an emotional, sensual woman. If you are a man, you may be under stress and do not understand what to do next. If a woman draws a mandala and places a flower in its centre, she is 100% feminine. In any case, a flower in a female mandala is good. Are the triangles, symbols of movement, pointing in opposite directions? You are at a crossroads, and so far, you cannot set a direction for yourself.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:7.9 W x 7.9 H x 0.6 D in

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