transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Artist Virginia Fleck created this mandala masterpiece with two things: plastic bags and tape. Normally we would just toss these bags into the trash; Virginia, on the other hand, saw their potential and created a whole series of plastic bag mandalas.
Dance photographer, Angela Sterling, shot this stunning photograph of Pacific Northwest Ballet’s principal dancer, Lindsi Dec, wearing this delightful green “mandala” tutu from William Forsythe’s The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude.
A dear friend, Kay, posted this sweet photo of a daisy on facebook recently. I love daisies…always have. And I really like Kay’s, with its delicate simplicity and multiple layer of white petals.
Mumbai-based blogger of My Favourite Things, Sudhagee, posted this image collection on her blog post about her travels to the Jain Temples in Rajasthan: Bhandasar, Jaisalmer, Lodhrava & Ranakpur. The Ranakpur Jain Temple houses this collection of stone-carved mandalas.
My friend Nadine, the Gluten-Free RN, posted on facebook this photo of a red onion she sliced open. It was too cute not to share on MotD. Who knew onions made faces?
Today I went a bit more traditional. I found this image on Galactic Resonance’s web site in the Tibetan Mandala … More
Check out this delightful Coconut Caramel Cacao Raw Vegan Mandala Cheesecake by Stephen McCarty of Sukhavati Raw Desserts (sukhavati means “happy”).
Mandala of the Day 