Mandala booklet for coloring

Includes 24 Zen mandalas for coloring at different levels

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Mandala Zen booklet with beautiful mandalas for coloring at different levels for adults. The 18.5x18.5 cm booklet includes 24 mandalas. Mandala coloring provides a fun, relaxing and satisfying creative activity. The mandala coloring booklet is recommended for therapists as an art therapy tool, and for anyone who wants to find their inner rhythm.

Mandala booklet for meditative coloring

Zen is a Japanese school of Mahayana Buddhism that emphasizes the value of meditation and intuition. The origin of the word mandala is from the ancient Indian language, Sanskrit, which means "circle containing essence".

The mandala is a drawing within a circle frame, a circular and symmetrical drawing, which is a symbol of balance, integrity and integration between the parts of the soul. The mandalas can also appear in different variations, not necessarily circular and symmetrical, with repeating elements and varied shapes. Many positive and beneficial effects on man and his soul are attributed to Mandala. The process of coloring the mandala and observing it allow finding focus, relaxation, inner peace, strengthening attention and concentration, strengthening intuition, creativity, optimism, motivation and expansion of the mind and heart.

The mandala reflects the cycles of life, the universe and the human soul. According to belief, the center of the mandala is the source of energy, forces, animals, and is attributed to the inner core of the soul. From this nucleus the personality grows and forms, and the other parts of the soul are organized around it.

The shape of the circle, the dominant shape in mandalas, is the primary shape in the universe. In nature, anything that is in a free state tends to be in the shape of a sphere. From cosmic nebulae, stars and planets to atoms and electrons. Read more about Perfect XNUMXD Shape »

You can create mandalas independently with all the means and materials you can think of. For example, drawing with pens, markers, etc., with the help of a spiral ruler or freely. As well as, through drawing with pencils, typography, embroidery, weaving, sculpture in clay, mosaic in stones or papers and more. A useful dotting tool for creating dotted mandalas.

When painting with markers, the colors do not mix, but can change hue when painting a layer of paint over an existing layer. Optical illusions of other colors can be created by drawing in two-and-even lines, creating the effect of a new color from a distance.

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