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Mandala magic

 Magic of Mandala is like cuddling a child, it makes you smile and one cannot just stop looking at it. The more you look at it the more it gives you energy. That is the reason why Mandala is very significant in human energy science. It can be a stress buster, energy booster or simply a time killer. Just like a baby it has power to fill you with joy. Having said that, it is super helpful in dealing with stress and anxiety as it keeps your mind busy and provokes good thoughts. 

Imperfections in Mandalas is one thing which can keep you hooked most because we humans have a tendency to find faults first. As humans we mostly find difficulty in appreciating the efforts. Hence, the success secret behind handmade mandalas is the tiny flaws, in the process of finding mistakes we get to indulge in it deep and this kind of creates space in our head for healthy thoughts. In a nutshell, Mandala's magic lies in its flaws. 

In this Mandala I have tried creating a composition keeping just one pattern the same to achieve a composed look. The overall look turned out better than expected while the individual Mandala too stands on its own. Perfect when far and deep when near is how I will describe this piece of art.

Fun fact: You can find a Mandala anywhere around you! And if not you can always create one of your own. Try looking at patterns in a blooming flower, the gas burner of stove, a wheel of your car or simply your hair line structure. They are everywhere!

Look closely you will find tons of mistakes, do share them in comments. Do tell me what magic you are able to see.  Keep creating!

For more blogs on Mandala and art hit the link:  https://artkizubani.blogspot.com/2020/09/nothing-is-better-than-classic.html

 

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  1. UnknownSeptember 6, 2020 at 11:33 AM

    👍👍👍 good dear

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  2. ChandaniSeptember 6, 2020 at 11:36 AM

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  3. UnknownSeptember 6, 2020 at 12:14 PM

    Beautiful!
    I see a fan revolving around me and it's centre feels like a Mandala to me now. Really admire your perspective :)

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