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A division or book of the Rigveda (of which there are 10)
Any ritualistic geometric design, symbolic of the Universe, used as an aid to meditation
an array of gods or goddesses around a central figure seen in Buddhist art The simplest mandalas are constructed as a series of concentric circles within a square Each successive concentric circle closer to the center of this figure represents a deeper layer of the psyche; the central figure, a center of integration
A circular design arranged in layers radiating from the center (Lesson 0 5)
A word, phrase, or vocal sound that is either repeated vocally or concentrated on during meditation or prayer For example, a Christian Mandala could be "What Would Jesus Do?" and a Wiccan Mandala could be "An it harm none, do what ye will!"
A symbol of spiritual totality or completeness represented by such forms as a circle, square or other shape with a centre ; in mediaeval architecture, the mandala is often represented by a rose window
(mun´ d l, mahn dä´ lä) [Sanskrit- circle, center] a traditional design often utilizing the circlesymbol of the cosmosand the squaresymbol of the man-made world Mandalas generally exhibit a center, radial symmetry, and cardinal points (after Argüelles, Mandala)
artistic representation of the cosmos, a focus for meditation
{i} any of many circular geometric designs; (Buddhism & Hinduism) intricate geometric designs that represents the universe; (Jungian Psychology) symbol that symbolizes the effort to reunite the self
Sacred diagram used as an object of meditation, particularly in esoteric and Tibetan Buddhism
A diagram of the Buddhist cosmos, used as a basic design motif in Buddhist art and architecture
A magic diagram of the cosmos, the wheel of life, and the cycle of being/becoming Represents the three spheres of Buddhist cosmology; The Human Sphere of desire; the Bodhisattva Sphere of form; and the Buddha Sphere of Formlessness
A circular design containing deities, geometrical forms, symbols and so on that represent totality, the self, or the universe A circular design containing deities, geometrical forms, symbols and so on that represent totality, the self, or the universe
B circular, triangular or square shapes as an aid for meditation
Circle or Square with circles inside it used for meditatation
a /Hindu or Buddhist graphic symbol of the universe; specifically, a circle enclosing a square with a deity on each side (Instructor's note: triangles, etc are also found within mandalas)
A visual symbol used to focus mediation (as in dhyana yoga), bringing into unity the structure of the inner self with that of the whole cosmos
Symbol of the innate harmony and perfection of Being Diagrams to inner mystical states
Microcosmic diagram, used as a power circle and object of contemplation in the rituals of Tantric Buddhism
a picture of a circle around a square, that represents the universe in the Hindu and Buddhist religions. In Tantric Hinduism and Buddhism (see Vajrayana), a diagram representing the universe, used in sacred rites and as an instrument of meditation. The mandala serves as a collection point for universal forces. By mentally "entering" the mandala and moving toward its centre, one is guided through the cosmic processes of disintegration and reintegration. Mandalas may be painted on paper or cloth, drawn on the ground, or fashioned of bronze or stone. Two types of mandalas represent different aspects of the universe: the garbha-dhatu ("womb world"), in which the movement is from one to the many, and the vajra-dhatu ("diamond world"), from the many into one
Used as a point of concentration in Tantric Buddhism, is usually a painted circular diagram or sacred circle which represents the unfolding of the cosmos (To get an idea of a mandala, you can view our Mandala Cards page )
A circle or a division
circle, a "book" of the Rg-veda; [a district or province of a large kingdom]
A graphic symbol of the universe, usually a circle enclosing a square; found throughout Asia
is an object of worship on which Buddhas and bodhisattvas are depicted or a mystic doctrine is expressed In Chinese it is translated by terms meaning 'perfectly endowed' or 'cluster of blessings' Ref 1
a symbol of the Self "seen in cross-section" (whereas the tree is a profile view), of wholeness, of psychological totality, balance, and of centering Has a clear periphery and a center and is often build on the quaternity archetype A protective circle (see tenemos) Circles, squares, and multiples of the number four or eight represent this wholeness Jung came up with this concept after seeing the round mandalas used for meditation in the Far East ("yantras"), and he considered those of Tibetan Buddhism the finest examples Circles tend to mean spirit, whereas squares mean earth Mandalas tend to occur during times of psychic disruption, and they compensate for it and sometimes suggest that it will be resolved They also mediate between conscious and unconscious
(Sanskrit - circle) A design of lines, forms and colors, usually circular, used in meditation to focus attention to a single point
A design, usually concentric, that focuses attention to a single point
any of various geometric designs (usually circular) symbolizing the universe; used chiefly in Hinduism and Buddhism as an aid to meditation
a combination of triangles, squares and circles in regular pattern, as a symbol of totality in world cultures

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    [ 'm&n-d&-l& ] (noun.) 1859. From Sanskrit मण्डल (máṇḍala).