Mandala Meditation

I wonder if people are getting bored with my mandala meditations.  I am not getting bored with them.  This one I finished last fall and submitted it to San Francisco School of Needlework for their Healing and Reflection Challenge.  It is interesting to me that there were a number of people who stitched mandalas for this challenge.  There is a lot of interesting stitching at this link so do check it out.

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Queeniepatch said…
I think Mandalas are popular because of the repeat - and the variation. Once you have added one detail you need to add it many times more along the circle, so there is little decision time and plenty of joy of stitching.
I amNOT tired of your Mandalas, more please!
March 3, 2020 at 10:37 PM
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