A mandala is a geometric figure used by both Hindus and Buddhists. Typically it is a figure containing repeating simple geometric components (squares, circles, triangles) often arranged in a concentric manner.
The purpose of a mandala is to focus the mind of people meditating while looking at it.
While mandalas can be painted or engraved into objects such as singing bowls, the Tibetan branch of Vajrayana Buddhism has developed drawing the drawing of
mandalas with coloured sand. This is to demonstrate the permanence of the meaning of the mandala and the ephmerial nature of the physical world.
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A lot of Mandalas are found in India and are made by Hindu and Buddhist people.
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mandalas had first appeared in 1500 bc to 2000 bc
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Mandalas have been used in various cultures for centuries, with origins traced back to Hinduism and Buddhism in the 4th century and possibly earlier. The exact age of mandalas can vary depending on the specific cultural context in which they are used.
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Mandalas are used by people all over the world and are not restricted to particular cultures. It is more a belief system than a cultural system. They are however most often found in areas where eastern religions are practiced.
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