Creating Mandalas: For Insight, Healing, and Self-expressionShambhala, 1991 - 192 páginas The traditional designs known as mandalas were recognized by C. G. Jung as symbolic representations of the Self. This book is a practical guide to mandala drawing for personal growth, stress reduction, and creative expression. Fincher introduces the history and ritual use of mandalas in cultures all over the world; offers guidance in choosing art materials, techniques, and colors for the creation of personal mandalas; and discusses the symbolism of shapes, colors, numbers, and motifs, such as birds and flowers, that may appear in mandalas. She also presents several illustrated case histories of people who successfully use her techniques. |
Contenido
A REFLECTION OF THE SELF I | 1 |
CREATING AND INTERPRETING A MANDALA | 19 |
COLOR IN MANDALAS | 33 |
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Creating Mandalas: For Insight, Healing, and Self-expression Susanne F. Fincher Vista de fragmentos - 1991 |
Creating Mandalas: For Insight, Healing, and Self-Expression Susanne F. Fincher Sin vista previa disponible - 2010 |
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alchemical alchemists ancestors ancient animal appears archetype art therapy aspects associated become beginning birds blue body brown chakra Christian circle circular Cirlot color in mandalas color purple color red color wheel colors of summer consciousness considered created mandalas creation cross dark death deities drawing earth Egyptian mythology emotional energy experience expresses feeling feminine flower Franz function goddess Goethe Greek mythology green harmony healing Heracles human ibid individual inner intuition Jung Kellogg finds lavender light living look Lüscher Magenta mandalas suggest masculine meaning medicine wheel metaphor moon mother Mount Fujiyama mystical Native American natural number four number seven nurturing one's oneself opposites orange pattern peach Perhaps personal growth pink PLATE prima materia psyche psychological purple reality relationship represents reveal ritual Sanchi sense shapes signifies spiritual stories symbol thought tradition transformation turquoise twelve uncon unconscious understanding unity wholeness wisdom yellow ziggurat