Coloring Mandalas 2: For Balance, Harmony, and Spiritual Well-Being

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Discover inner harmony and peace through the ancient art of mandala coloring as a spiritual path. Get creative and meditative with over 70 intricate designs exploring how sacred geometry can foster balance and fulfillment. Coloring the circular designs known as mandalas is a creative activity that brings relaxation, healing, and self-understanding. Susanne Fincher's first such coloring book, Coloring Mandalas, presented designs organized according to a scheme of twelve archetypal stages that represents a cycle of personal growth. This sequel focuses on a single one of these stages, "Crystallization," which is associated with the completion of a cycle of growth. Imagine a fully opened rose in a sunny garden, releasing its fragrance as it gently bobs in a summer breeze. This is the feeling of the stage of Crystallization-a time of reaping rewards and benefits from the work we have performed; of realizing and appreciating our achievements; of resting in the pleasure of having fulfilled a personal creative inspiration. Crystallization is also a time of significant spiritual understanding, when our spiritual nature comes together in harmony with our physical nature. The mandalas in this book aim to- . Help us understand ourselves and our place in the scheme of things . Evoke a sense of harmony, order, and fulfillment . Provide relaxation and a soothing balance for hectic lifestyles . Uncover meaning in the ongoing stream of human experience . Deepen our meditation . Enable us to experience the spiritual energy that inspired these sacred circles

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Susanne F. Fincher, MA, is a Jungian-oriented psychotherapist, a Licensed Professional Counselor, a Board Certified Art Therapist, and an internationally known expert using mandala-making for self-exploration. Through her workshops on creativity, people are able to engage their inner resources for insight, healing, and self-expression. Visit her web site at www.creatingmandalas.com.