transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
Australian artist and designer, Le-Anne Hoffman of Gypsy Teaparty created a series of large ceramic mandala bowls. This particular one caught my eye because of her delightful use of patterns and colors. It speaks of a bright sunny day frolicking in a colorful flower garden.
What a delightful phenomenon. Colin Leonhardt of Birdseye View Photography captured this image which was then showcased on NASA’s Astronomy Photo of the Day site on September 30, 2014.
I admit it, I’m a big fan of anything related to Paris, France, especially images of Paris…which is why I follow photographer, Virginia Jones’ blog site: Paris Through My Lens. Naturally when I saw this photo from April 26, I just had to showcase it.
I really enjoy showcasing up-cycled “mandalas” and I particularly love this one. I found this image on onlighting.blogspot.com, although it seems as if they found it somewhere else. So unfortunately I can provide no additional information about it.
One of my favorite colorers of my mandala designs, Michelle, has done it again. With her intuitive process of choosing colors, she’s created a very power version of the Quill Mandala from my Guidance Mandala Coloring Book.
Who knew mushrooms could be so stunningly beautiful. Apparently, Greek photography, Agorastos Papatsanis, did and does.
Now here’s a woman after my own heart. To celebrate her son’s 1st birthday (and because he’s round…her words), Leah decided to throw a “round” party, where everything about the party promoted the theme of round: including food, games, party favors, and decorations.
