transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
I have a personal attachment to today’s MotD.
It was while visiting (twice) an M.C. Escher exhibit in Portland Oregon a few years back, where I came face-to-face with this piece, Angels and Devils, and became immediately inspired to expand my style of mandala designs from symmetry/asymmetry to hyperbolic tessellations.
In 1950, on the occasion of his 75th birthday, noted psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Carl Jung, carved this stone cube and set in on … More
What a beautiful 9/11 Memorial by Joe Mangrum from 2002 using flowers and river stones at Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco.
Is this awesome or what! When I first saw this photo, it took me a moment to realize that rather than it hanging off a wall, this beautiful mandala is resting atop his head!
The amazing garden mandala grows at the Perelandra Center for Nature Research in Virginia, co-founded by Machaelle Wright, a nature researcher, teacher, and flower essence researcher.
Today we enter into the microscopic world of coccolithophores. I found this fascinating mandala-like image on Nanotax’s web site.
At first glance this may seem like an odd choice for the Mandala of the Day. However upon closer inspection you’ll notice why I chose it. Jane Perkins, an artist in found things (her words), re-created Vermeer’s most beautiful painting, Girl with a Pearl Earring, into this stunning piece of art using mostly round buttons and other round found items.
