good old spirograph, what else? |
how about a mandala, honey, an old acquaintance used to ask of me, if or when i started to talk gibberish. i hated mandalas for that reason, because i love talking gibberish. so i thought it could be interesting to do something with a mandala theme, and why not draw a-one, or whatever whichever? it is a mediation exercise, of that i am convinced, and it soothes the soul in all the right places too. but i also still LOVE gibberish, so's you all know! feel like giving it a try? there's no end to what a mandala is, can be, or even wants to be. i'm curious! leave your name here, we post the weekend of september 29 & 30. i think we will be in for a real treat...
remember kaleidoscopes? |
courtesy allows me to enlighten a little on the mandala? the {sanskrit word for} circle symbolises the universe.
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concentric diagrams within a mandala often hold significance in buddhism and hinduism, but since we're not fussy (i know i'm not), we can add whatever we like to our circles, i don't think buddha will mind either.
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used in spiritual exercises for the purpose of concentration, i can't say what the actual effect would be, since i have not tried it. i don't think i will either, i believe the exercise is very much in the creation: turn inwards... and play. why, yes! that is concentrating. ☻
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sooooooo.... will play ☺ : stefanie, patrice, {rosemary}, barbara, renilde, victoria, helen, sus, norma, ariane, céline, olga, {lynne?}, tatjana, jgy, sabine, ¿mano?, ...
Hey woolf,
ReplyDeleteI´m in for sure - wow!
Looking forward big x
Stefanie
spirograph!
ReplyDeletehow I loved to do that
as a child
but
mandala....
ok
I am in
If I have time in the next couple of hours I will give it a shot between packing my suitcase!!!
ReplyDeleteDear Woolfy this sounds like a phantastic theme to me and I own a spirograph from the fleamarket... so yes count me in and lets play together, I'm sure it will be very interesting what comes up!
ReplyDeletexo Barbara
Wish you a pleasant weekend with lots of dreams about your perfect working space!
yes there was a spirograph in my childhood too :)
ReplyDeleteand this really sounds like playing , i will play along, x
Gibberish? You're great at gibberish Woolfy (it's what made me think you might be a fairy...)
ReplyDeleteSpirograph? I received a set for my tenth birthday. I'll send you a pic which will make you laugh. That's as far as my contribution to your drawing challenge will go I'm afraid, because I suck at drawing - even with a spirograph to help me out!
Yay..count me in...I love this theme!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Victoria
nice challenge Nadine
ReplyDeletecount me in but I might be a little late posting.
Have a good weekend
Helen :)
Yes please Woolfie - thanks for the invite!
ReplyDeleteLove from the traveling sus
Wowser this one is fun. Count me IN please! Norma, xo
ReplyDeletewow, dearest Nadeschda,
ReplyDeletewhats happened here already?!
Wait
I am in too :)
Love
Ariane.
I'm in too! I wonder what will happen....
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me!
dearest woolfi woolf, a wonderful theme, i loved my spirograph...
ReplyDeletebut i'm sorry because i have to say that i won't be in this time,
thats's extra sad because you are the host!
love, julia
thank you so much, n
ReplyDeletefor this invitation!
i am so in
)
i´m in :o)
ReplyDeleteOooh, I just colored a mandala at believe it or not a mandala coloring workshop!!
ReplyDeletemaybe I will join in, may I?
Thanks you , Frisco kid!!!
hee hee, I don't even know what's a frisco, no kidding!
Circle around enough and we will meet in the center for sure!!
love to you,♡J
My daughter has one of this spirograph and it is really a fun to use it. I will be glad to be in the round on Saturday. Thank you for the great theme.
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Sabine
dearest woolfie, count me in - but put a big question mark over it! :-) mano
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