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| Mandala Exploration |
The Dalai Lama says that "when a mandala is constructed, something in
the atmosphere changes and peace is created." (Mandala , 2006, page xvii) In its psychological meaning, the mandala is an image of the soul of
the creator. A mandala is a plan, chart or geometric pattern which represents the cosmos metaphysically or symbolically,
a microcosm of the universe from the human perspective.
The mandala, is an ancient symbol and concentric map of the psyche, has been used by various cultures around the
world, including Tibetan Buddhists, Aborigines, and Native Americans. This workshop will introduce you to the mandala,
and through it, to the mystery of the soul and the passionate world of the inner artist. It offers a supportive
initiation for all participants, regardless of experience, to open to their natural creativity through art, meditation,
and music.
Within the Parent Child, participants will create mandalas using various mediums and begin a process of learning,
growing, and healing; reinforcing the bonds between parents and their children
Come to a deeper understanding of your own creative forces. Mandala exploration can open your eyes in a heart-and-soul-connected
way to see and feel things you may never have experienced before. |
| Fincher (1991) states, "healing, self -
discovery and personal growth are invited when we make spontaneous creation of color and form within a circle.
With care and attention we can learn the symbolic language of the mandala and go deeper into the meaning of who
we really are (p. 25)." |
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| About Integrated Wellness |
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| In 2008 I was introduced to this beautiful and
gentle practice and have been using it consistently ever since. I have been on my own quest to awaken to my life
mission and have found that The Way has deepened my divine self-awareness and guided me to offer this work to others. |
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