306 – Day of the Dead Mandalas

Wow! Just look at this dress. Made from plastic utensils, styrofoam cups and plates. Amy Neiman, of Venice, California, photographed this … More

305 – Golden Wheels Mandala

I LOVE today’s MotD…it touches my heart and soul. Here Indonesian photographer Victor Djaja combines the ordinary (bicycle) with the sacred (I Ching Mandala) capturing the full spectrums of yellows, golds, and browns so beautifully, creating a beautiful flow between all the components within the photo.

304 – Trick or Treat Mandala

You can view today’s MotD as a trick of the “eye” or a feast for the palate. For me it’s a treat for my mandala soul. I love the shapes, the colors, and definitely the creative imagination of Kitchen Table Scraps, the fabulous makers of this Creepy Coconut Kiwi Panna Cotta (recipe included!).

302 – Purple Pansy Mandala

This spectacular Purple Pansy comes to us today from an amazing author, photographer, and Elf, Laura Walthers, of Being Enchanted. … More

292 – Mammatus Mandala

I found this great photo of mammatus (round puffy) clouds on http://www.ItWorksForBobbi.com, a site maintained by Canadian blogger, Bobbi-Jo. Per her blog post, her husband captured this photo after they experienced a severe thunderstorm.

291 – Snow Blocks Mandala

British sculptor, photographer and environmentalist, Andy Goldsworthy, created this delightful nature sculpture using blocks of snow to forms these amazing circles. I appreciate the “cool-ness” of his art and at the same time I’m in awe of how he managed to create not just one but four of these pieces. How did he do keep them from collapsing in on themselves?

290 – Pilot Butte Mandala

On a recent trip to Bend, OR, my husband and I discovered that within its boundaries, you can drive (or walk/run) to the top of a 500′ tall extinct volcano known as Pilot Butte. It’s our MotD because from an aerial view, we can see that it forms a mandala…around the base and at the observation plateau at the top.