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Calixtlahuaca Temple - photo by Bill & Dot Bell

2016-149 – Quetzalcoatl Mandala

This week’s MotD theme: Temples The circular Temple of Quetzalcoatl (God of Wind) can be found in Calixtlahuaca in the Toluca … More

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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

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What is a Mandala?

The Mandala is us, a reflection of our Inner Soul, our Inner Beauty, our Inner Knowingness. It represents our connection to Source, to Love; it represents our perfection as Spiritual Beings.

As part of our journey of self discovery in human form, we strive to raise our vibration such that this Inner Experience fully expresses itself in our everyday outer world.

The Mandala provides the map, like a metaphysical GPS, guiding us along the way. -- Maiah

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