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| − | {{DISPLAYTITLE:WhatIsAMandala.com A Blog all about mandalas, their history and meaning.}}
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| − | <b>What Is A Mandala?</b>
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| − | This site is concerned with enquiring into and discussing the question <i> what is a mandala? </i>
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| − | It has regular posts on all aspects of Mandalas, from their use in Buddhism and other Eastern religions, to their use in meditation and contemporary art.
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| − | There are regular examples and images of Mandalas, with drawings and photographs of a variety of mandalas including stunning stained glass mandalas, which mimick the colourful Rose Windows of European Cathedrals.
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| − | Also discussed at [http://www.whatisamandala.com/ what is a mandala], is the use of creating mandalas as a personal journey and as a form of therapy.
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| − | <b>Mandala Images</b>
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| − | Included on the blog are all sorts of examples of mandalas, including:<br><br>
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| − | and Religious Mandalas
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