Divine Mandala Art

The English word mandala is derived from the Sanskrit word mandal which means circle i.e. a circular design having a central point is known as mandala. If we talk about the origin it first appeared in the Rig Veda and later in Buddhism. The creation and destruction of a sand mandala in Buddhism is a powerful symbol of the fact that nothing is permanent in this world no matter how beautiful or lovely it is or if we try to understand it more deeply it explains us not to be egoistic to our money fame power talent etc because even they are also not going to be last forever with us because we are mortal. What remains is our actions. Coloring a mandala is a kind of meditation that provides emotional healing reduces stress anxiety and offers a break from daily stress. Divine Mandala Art book provides 35 mandala designs waiting for your colours where you can fill the colours of your own schemes without any restrictions and experience the divine freedom. Aastha born on 25th February 2004 in Gaya Bihar is an emerging writer with a deep appreciation for art and creativity. She completed her schooling at Creane Memorial High School and pursued her higher secondary education at D.A.V. Public School Cantt Area Gaya. Alongside her passion for writing Aastha finds joy in creating intricate mandala designs which reflect her attention to detail and artistic expression.