| Mandalas are interconnected, flowing, symbolic and spiritual images that combine the inner and outer qualites of any belief, theme or person to express an overall essence or story. They have many layers that can be explored consciously and subconsciously, evoking the known and unknown within us. For this reason they are often used as tools for introspection, healing and meditation. |
| The serpent is often included in my mandalas to honour its representation as the living creative energy around us. Throughout many cultures it has been represented as the divine feminine energy - a spontaneous force behind all creation and as a symbol for transformation, growth and rebirth. It is found represented in Indian (Kundalini), Australian Aboriginal (The Rainbow Serpent), American Indian and Celtic mythology. |
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