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Chakrasamvara Mandala 05-2 Bottom Centre - Yellow Jambhala Chakrasamvara Mandala 06 Bottom Right - Vajrayogini Chakrasamvara Mandala 07 All Circles Chakrasamvara Mandala 08 West Gate And Circles Chakrasamvara Mandala 09 Centre Building
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The mandala serves as a two-dimensional map that guides the meditator's visualization of a fully realized three-dimensional place and, at the same time, as a place that the meditator mentally explores. The meditator visualizes, in three dimensions, each and every element of the mandala. Moving toward the center of the mandala, there is a circle, a ring of flames, which burns away spiritual obstacles. After a small second circle, the third innermost circle consists of lotus flower petals that unfold spiritual vision. The meditator approaches the four-walled palace where the deities live after crossing these moatlike outer circles.
Chakrasamvara Mandala 07 All Circles The mandala serves as a two-dimensional map that guides the meditator's visualization of a fully realized three-dimensional place and, at the same time, as a place that the meditator mentally explores. The meditator visualizes, in three dimensions, each and every element of the mandala. Moving toward the center of the mandala, there is a circle, a ring of flames, which burns away spiritual obstacles. After a small second circle, the third innermost circle consists of lotus flower petals that unfold spiritual vision. The meditator approaches the four-walled palace where the deities live after crossing these moatlike outer circles.

DATE: 2004-02-18 16:45