About the Mysteries of Mandala Coloring

Rainbow, mandala, coloring, pageWhen you color mandalas, or even design them yourself, you may have noticed that mandala coloring and designing can be a very mysterious process. If you look carefully, and observe the mandala, you notice it`s really trying to give you some kind of message. In fact, the mandala itself doesn`t ‘try’, it simply ‘does’. It`s up to us to open our heart and mind so that we can receive the message and interpret it in a correct and meaningful way.

What does this mean?

Well, the first thing is already the choice of your mandala coloring page, or the design itself. Why do you feel attracted to that specific mandala coloring page? What specific feeling does this mandala convey to you? If the mandala could talk, what would it tell you? And if you could ask questions to the mandala, as you would do with a good friend, what questions would you ask?

When you start seeing the mandala itself as a living entity, your whole concept of ‘simply coloring a page’ changes, yes, it becomes a whole new reality, opening new worlds of creativity and deepened contact with yourself and the universe.

And I mean: in a very down to earth way. Mandala coloring is not a process of hiding yourself from the world, nor is it a matter of silently withdrawing yourself from worldly interactions. In fact, it`s all about your coloring intention, in the end, it`s all up to you.

And simply just having fun and joy while coloring, without asking yourself any other questions, without a ‘need’ to uncover more of the universe`s secret`s, is maybe the biggest present mandala coloring can give you… enjoying the act of creation.

  • Paty CARRETERO says:

    Thank you for sharing this mandalas. I am currently using them with the inmates of the local detention center.

  • Nancy says:

    Paty, that’s a great idea. I write to a prisoner and help him with spirituality, yoga and raising consciousness. I had him draw his own mandala awhile back, but I like your idea of giving him a mandala to color in.

    Beautiful work Steve. It must be so nice to have a website and a business that is entirely devoted to the sacred art of mandalas. That is really living the dream.

    Nancy

  • Susan Lestock says:

    I recently spent a week at Moffitt Cancer Center. One evening the Arts and Medicine room was open and when I walked in, I found new joy through painting my own Mandala . The volunteer briefly explained the meaning of the Mandalas to color as she.turned on some peaceful music and showed me how I could express myself through this beautiful artwork .After reading your website I was pleased to learn about the meditative qualities of this art. I feel so at peace while engrossed with my project. Each Mandala to color is a lovely creation from my heart.With thanks for your work and music,Susan Lestock

  • steven says:

    Hi Susan, I`m sorry, my reply to your comment is really overdue. Just to let you know I`m really happy that you have found your way to my mandalas to color, my music and the meditative touch in them. They are indeed, the mandalas, a wonderful and very easy way to enter the peaceful realms within.

    Wishing you all the best,
    kindly,
    Steven

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