transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Along with making his amazing and famous cheesecakes, raw food artisté, Stephen McCarty, also loves making rainbow sushi. I’m amazed by the care he takes in prepping his food as well as his incredible ability to turn food into a colorful works of art.
Laniesse of Corvallis captured this amazing up-close-and-personal photo of a bee doing its thing on this beautiful sunflower. While the whole flower (petals and all) certainly qualify as a mandala, the round center of the flower absolutely is so.
Richard L. Howley describes his images as his “eccentric ventures in microscopy and natural history.” He submits his articles and images to Micscape Magazine produced by Microscopy UK.
My local friend, Ella, recently visited High Country Gems & Minerals rock shop in Glenwood Springs, CO, where the owner, Patti Rock Star, shared with Ella this beautifully stunning seven pointed star pattern imbedded inside a geode. What an AMAZING creation by Mother Nature. And SEVEN points? Wow!
Kathy Klein creates beautiful danmalas (the giving of flower circles) using a variety of flower blossoms. In this case, she used orchid petals and mum flowers.
The striking contrast between the deep maroons/purples of the orchids and the white mums makes this danmala really pop against the wood background. The dash of yellow warms it up.
Today we go under the sea for today’s MotD. Zoologist and also Sr. Editor for NotCot.org, Justine Aw photographed these white spotted jellyfish (phyllorhiza punctata) at the Steinhart Aquarium at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, California.
Nature artist, Janelle Amos, created yet another stunning mandala, this time made from found-in-nature greenery. I previously showcased her sunflower seed mandala on day 104.
Mandala of the Day 