Interpreting the colors you use to color your mandalas is an important step in your journey to self-discovery and self-healing. They can help you to find, recognize, and release those hidden and trapped feelings, emotions, and fears, enabling you to express yourself clearly. While we color, we are subconsciously picking specific colors which represent what we are feeling at the moment. Do not be alarmed if you have some negative representations. They are not Judgments about you, but rather simply demonstrate how a color can affect you.

The mandalas we use are from Africa to Polynesia, from the Australian Aborigines to the Native Americans, from Buddhism to Christianity, these mandalas represent many different cultures and religions so that you, the colorer, may be able to find yourself and recognize what it is that you need in order to become one again in this holistic universe.

The theory of holism states that everything in the universe is related and linked together. If one organism is disturbed, for example, all others are affected in some way or another. In order to find ourselves and become "one" again, we need a holistic method of treatment which demands silence, meditation, and guidance. Mandalas offer guidance because they force us to examine our emotions, fears, thoughts, and feelings by pushing our unconscious to our conscious, connecting them into one collective consciousness.
 

Workshop Details

• Workshop duration : 2.5 hours
• Workshop fee LE 125 (including a set of classic mandalas)
• This workshop is given by Dina Fakhry
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• To register for this workshop, click here