Kalachakra Mandala Thangka

Name: Kalachakra Mandala Thangka 60*60
SKU: KM 30
Price: 890.00 USD
Availability: InStock

The word of Kalachakra Mandala Thangka Painting is a Sanskrit tram that loosely translates to mean “circle” or “Center”. Mandala are an object of meditation to aid in one’s spiritual development, it is famously known as a spiritual and ritual symbol in many Asian culture. The imagery depicts the universe and the symbols represent one’s spiritual journey, the cycles of birth-life-death, and the interconnections of all living things and to get enlightenment.

“It’s all about finding peace in the symmetry of the design and of the universe,” whereas in Buddhist tradition, the emphasis is on the potential for enlightenment (Buddha-nature) and the pictue within the circle illustrate the obstacles that one has to overcome in order to cultivate compassion and wisdom.

There are many types of Mandalas are can see, but among them these are popular.

Teaching
Healing
Sand
Mantra

All Circle Thangka Painting are created from the center out and take on their own shapes, colors, and patterns depending on the message or healing that is being evoked.

An image of circle tibetan Painting can symbolize everything in life that is interconnected and never-ending. A circle is a great symbol to illustrate that life has no end and spirits never disappear, and everything is just a part of nature, the world, and the universe. Likewise, from the Buddhism perspective, death is not the final state of the existence cycle, but it is just a passing phase of life. In other words, life is infinity and the wholesome of spirit.

As well as traditional buddhist circle is known as four quadrants which are said to represent loving-kindness, compassion, sympathy, and equanimity. These quadrants are also adorned with the colors white, yellow, red, green and blue which are said to heal the delusions (ego) that obscure the soul.

Painting or Emotional and Mental Healing.

There is also rich symbolism to all of the lines, patterns, and markings on a mandala and many psychologist, including Carl Jung have studied the sacred meaning and heling potential of painting. It is believed that when you crate, color, or look at a circle that you are silently programming the mind to take on the essence of oneness or completion. Meditation upon the center of the Mandala is also believed to help you enter into the rich symbolism of the artwork and decode the messages that you need to take away from the Center.

The point of meditating with circle art and coloring or creating mandalas is to clear the mind by forcing it to focus on the circle design. It is sort of like distracting yourself from everyday distractions. Concentrate on the design to quiet the mind. If you begin to get distracted, thinking about what else you need to do, simply focus on the mandala until you quiet your mind completely.

Drawing your won circle design from scratch is the most therapeutic way to use mandala. While you are drawing and coloring your mandala patterns, you will find yourself drawn in and highly focused. After you finish, you will be surprised to find that you feel less stressed and more in control. This is achieved naturally, without you having to actually concentrate on the stress release or emotional healing exercise. You may even experience one of those wonderful “Ah-hah” moments when something you’ve been struggling with is suddenly crystal clear and thins just begin to fall into place.

Way of using Mandala for Healing.

Mandala Thangka Painting Meditation

You may find it easier to select a thangka if you take a moment to set your intention for your healing first. Once you have chosen your Mandala begins by focusing on the center of the circle. It is through this point that you can ‘enter’ the Mandala and journey though the symbolism.

Cheating a Mantra

Creating your own Thangka can be a very healing experience. Use your intuition to guide you as to what medium you want to use for your Mandala. Some suggestions include-sand, watercolor, crayons, pastels, pencils, paint, flowers, leaves, rocks, gems, etc. Set your intention for your Mandala and what type of healing you want to evoke. Perhaps spend a few minutes meditating upon your intention.

Coloring of Thangka.

There are some beautiful Mandala sketches a available for download or for purchasing online. Think about your intention and then choose a circle accordingly. Once you have your Mandala, select the color theme. Allow your intuition to guide you. Perhaps also think about the spiritual significance of colors in your life, in nature and in the chakras. Take a moment to clear your mind and honor your intention. Begin coloring your Mandala Thangka Painting, using whatever medium you desire such as paints, crayons, watercolors, etc. Focul on your intention and remain open to the healing you may receive.

Tibetan Buddhist painting is hand-painted by master local artists in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. The Buddhist Thangka depicts a beautifully detailed Thangka design and comes unframed and ready for framing. It is painted entirely by hand on cotton canvas using natural mineral and vegetable pigments with 24K gold details. The complicated designs, intricate brushstrokes, and extraordinary detail make these thangkas authentic works of art. A true masterpiece, this painting is the perfect addition to your home, meditation space, room shrine or altar space.

Kalchakra Mandala Thangka to make used natural stone color

The thangka is painted entirely by hand on cotton canvas using natural mineral and vegetable pigments with 24K gold details. The complicated designs, intricate brushstrokes, and extraordinary detail make these thangkas authentic works of Buddhist art. A true masterpiece, this traditional Buddhist painting is the perfect addition to your home, meditation space, room shrine or altar space.