Sand mandala

Tibetan monks sand mandala ritual. Sand painting is an ancient Tibetan art form. It is carefully constructed from dyed sand particles to represent the particular esoteric, textual traditions of Buddhism. It is a transient art form, thought to have originated in India and been transferred in the middle ages to Tibet. The sand mandala is constructed as vehicle to generate compassion, realize the impermanence of reality, and a social/cosmic healing of the environment. Thank you so much. Instagram:

This week, Tibetan monks have returned to create an intricate mandala in sand at the Florida CraftArt Gallery📍501 Central Avenue. The event lasts through January 13. And every day through then you can watch the monks create the stunning Wisdom mandala in millions of grains of sand. This is open to the public from 10:30am to 4pm. On Saturday, January 13, the week culminates in a “Dissolution Ceremony” where the mandala they created is swept away and they process a part of it to be taken to the “

A western interpretation of the ancient Tibetan Sand Mandala Clearing 🦋 #meditation #sacredgeometry #astrology | Jain 108 Academy