Mandala Workbook
About The Book:
Mandala Workbook for Inner Self-Development: Personal mandalas protect and adorn, express your subconscious, and bring you back to your centre. The theme of the mandala-the square within the circle, containment within the infinite-can be found in nature as well as throughout history in cultures all over the world. In this fun and unique book, Anneke Huyser shares the mandala-making methods she has developed over the course of a decade. She gives you just the right amount of background information to inspire you to make your own mandala-a symbol of your journey toward wholeness. In addition to showing you what materials you need to paint or draw a mandala, Anneke teaches you how to embroider one using the cross-stitch method. You can also make a mandala out of tissue paper and hang it in front of a window, or you can make a mandala quilt out of cloth for each mandala-making method. Anneke provides a practical list of materials you need along with step-by-step directions. A chapter on symbolism describes the significance of different shapes, colours, and numbers so you can either pick images you want to work with or later analyze a mandala you have made. She also offers several ideas on what to do with your mandala once you have completed it. The book includes eight full-colour plates illustrating different types of mandalas that Anneke has created. The final chapter contains relaxation and visualization exercises to help you bring forth your inner self in the form of a mandala. You don't need any artistic experience to begin creating mandalas-you only need this book, a few easy-to-find, inexpensive materials, and an adventurous spirit!
About the Author(s):
Anneke Huyser is a well-known author of several metaphysical Dutch books on creating personal mandalas, elemental energies, and gemstones. She has been giving lectures and workshops on creating personal mandalas and about the history and use of singing bowls. She is part of a group of women who are editing a unique, quarterly periodical about mandalas.
About The Book:
Mandala Workbook for Inner Self-Development: Personal mandalas protect and adorn, express your subconscious, and bring you back to your centre. The theme of the mandala-the square within the circle, containment within the infinite-can be found in nature as well as throughout history in cultures all over the world. In this fun and unique book, Anneke Huyser shares the mandala-making methods she has developed over the course of a decade. She gives you just the right amount of background information to inspire you to make your own mandala-a symbol of your journey toward wholeness. In addition to showing you what materials you need to paint or draw a mandala, Anneke teaches you how to embroider one using the cross-stitch method. You can also make a mandala out of tissue paper and hang it in front of a window, or you can make a mandala quilt out of cloth for each mandala-making method. Anneke provides a practical list of materials you need along with step-by-step directions. A chapter on symbolism describes the significance of different shapes, colours, and numbers so you can either pick images you want to work with or later analyze a mandala you have made. She also offers several ideas on what to do with your mandala once you have completed it. The book includes eight full-colour plates illustrating different types of mandalas that Anneke has created. The final chapter contains relaxation and visualization exercises to help you bring forth your inner self in the form of a mandala. You don't need any artistic experience to begin creating mandalas-you only need this book, a few easy-to-find, inexpensive materials, and an adventurous spirit!
About the Author(s):
Anneke Huyser is a well-known author of several metaphysical Dutch books on creating personal mandalas, elemental energies, and gemstones. She has been giving lectures and workshops on creating personal mandalas and about the history and use of singing bowls. She is part of a group of women who are editing a unique, quarterly periodical about mandalas.
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About The Book:
Mandala Workbook for Inner Self-Development: Personal mandalas protect and adorn, express your subconscious, and bring you back to your centre. The theme of the mandala-the square within the circle, containment within the infinite-can be found in nature as well as throughout history in cultures all over the world. In this fun and unique book, Anneke Huyser shares the mandala-making methods she has developed over the course of a decade. She gives you just the right amount of background information to inspire you to make your own mandala-a symbol of your journey toward wholeness. In addition to showing you what materials you need to paint or draw a mandala, Anneke teaches you how to embroider one using the cross-stitch method. You can also make a mandala out of tissue paper and hang it in front of a window, or you can make a mandala quilt out of cloth for each mandala-making method. Anneke provides a practical list of materials you need along with step-by-step directions. A chapter on symbolism describes the significance of different shapes, colours, and numbers so you can either pick images you want to work with or later analyze a mandala you have made. She also offers several ideas on what to do with your mandala once you have completed it. The book includes eight full-colour plates illustrating different types of mandalas that Anneke has created. The final chapter contains relaxation and visualization exercises to help you bring forth your inner self in the form of a mandala. You don't need any artistic experience to begin creating mandalas-you only need this book, a few easy-to-find, inexpensive materials, and an adventurous spirit!
About the Author(s):
Anneke Huyser is a well-known author of several metaphysical Dutch books on creating personal mandalas, elemental energies, and gemstones. She has been giving lectures and workshops on creating personal mandalas and about the history and use of singing bowls. She is part of a group of women who are editing a unique, quarterly periodical about mandalas.
