Mandala “Seed of Life” - Original
The mandala is made with watercolor pencils on black paper, the color scheme is blue-violet, using elements of silver and white gel pens.
Size 50x50 cm, framed with mat, without glass. The artwork is varnished.
The central element of the artwork is the sacred geometry symbol “Seed of Life”, thin silver lines make this element even more striking. The rich color scheme of shades of blue, indigo and violet on a black background makes the picture voluminous and deep to perceive.
Symbolism and sacred geometry
According to sacred geometry, all patterns in nature are considered from a mathematical point of view. These patterns, repeating in the Universe, their mathematical formulas and structures are evidence of the divinity of the origin of all living things.
“Seed of Life” is the name of an ancient geometric symbol with sacred meaning. It consists of seven intersecting circles of the same diameter. A circle, and in sacred geometry, circles represent cycles, as well as the surrounding reality. Six circles geometrically evenly intersect the central circle, touching each other at the center of this circle. The overlapping circles show that all events also did not happen independently of each other, but that each of them is closely connected with the next one, building on what came before it.
The “Seed of Life” is the central figure of another sacred geometry symbol, the “Flower of Life.” The “Flower of Life’ is considered a universal symbol of creation. The “Seed of Life” symbol with seven interconnected circles symbolizes the interconnection of life on Earth and the Universe, saying that all life arose from a single source according to the divine plan, each unit of life exists and is connected to the whole and everyone, to the source of life.
The energy basis of the mandala
Inside every adult there lives a small child who needs love and care. And the task of every adult is to make sure that this baby is warm and comfortable in life, then life will sparkle with bright colors. But these inner children most often feel confused, afraid and anxious. Healing the inner child is a task and responsibility that stands on the path to a happy and fulfilling life for every adult.
In the center of the mandala lies the symbol of sacred geometry “Seed of Life”, symbolizing the inner child. It is like a sprout that, with due attention and care, is able to fill with strength and grow into a beautiful flower, blooming in all its glory. Seeds are powerful vessels filled with the energy of life. They store the energy of nature and are able to lie dormant before the conditions arise for their germination and manifestation of vitality.
The depth and versatility of the mandala artwork reminds us of what a deep personality a person is and what a complex structure surrounds this grain of life inside. This mandala is based on the cosmology of consciousness and the structure of the Universe and man as its part, the image and likeness of nature and its cycles.
Impact on a person and his perception
An artwork with the “Seed of Life” symbol helps to find balance in life, harmony and unity with the world around us, the “Seed of Life”, the circles of which symbolize the interaction of everyone and everything in the world.
Many people intuitively feel like they are part of something larger, but they find it difficult to find a place in the world; they often do not understand what to do and how to act. However, following the laws of the Cosmos and contemplating the symbols of sacred geometry gives an understanding of the laws of the Universe. For those who believe in the magic and power of the “Seed of Life” symbol, it can help bring miracle, inspiration, creativity and insight into life.
Contemplation of this artwork fills and pacifies, sacred geometry has healing properties, and the mandala itself, which has a deep meaning, can fill and bring to the surface of consciousness what the soul needs to feel the fullness and joy of life, can help harmonize relationships with the world and with itself.
Artwork in the interior
This mandala art works well in any interior from a bedroom or living room to an office or yoga room. Calm tones and glowing colors on a black background will add calmness and a feeling of comfort to the atmosphere. The depth and volume of the mandala can make it the central element in the design of the room.
Sacred geometry attracts attention and transmits the energy of life, as if vibrating in unison with the viewer’s breathing. The painting acts as a conductor, keeping the viewer in the flow of the Universe; fresh energy passes in and through the person, sweeping away negativity, filling him with light, peace and a sense of harmony and unity with the world around him and himself.