This is probably my favourite mandala, and it’s my most recent. It depicts the 7 chakras (energy centers in Yogic tradition) of the human body, and a kundalini serpent that has woken up from the root chakra (which appears to be choking the man… that was an accident!) The whole thing was drawn in pencil, except for the outlines and the fire which was done with paint, to capture its untamed nature. I like this mandala because of its contrast between the still and meditative man and the minimalistic patterns, to the roaring fire surrounding him.
End of the Game
End of the Game 
I had no idea this genre was so extensive! Thanks for the education. :)
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Haha, no problem! Yes, there’s a lot more behind yoga than meets the eye! I’ll do a more extensive post on chakras when i get home from work, it’s interesting stuff!
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Hi, I like the concept of Mandalas. I will try it sometime, InshaAllah. One thing that caught my attention was that all of your mandalas have snakes in them. In psychology is it a negative symbol or a positive one? In my culture snakes in dreams symbolize enemies.
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That was an excellent post! I had no clue Mandalas and meditations were so popular. I’ve been researching and reading a lot about mandalas lately. I’m interested if any of you have any other resources to provide. It appears that finding the most up-to-date information on the website is challenging. I stumbled noticed a handful of relevant websites.https://www.pranalink.com/blog/post/meditation-and-mandala/?utm source=referrer&utm medium=organic is one of the websites. The majority of the website does not update regularly enough to assist me in learning more quickly. Is there anyone willing to assist?
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