Nice video! If you like this and you're interested in harmonic and cosmic frequencies and their relationship to visual patterns you should check out my video and the Mystic Compass iPhone app. Let's you explore these things on your own.
I'm just wondering how food dye could have helped starving people? That was either a delusion or a joke. Food dye, of the unnatural (chemical) kind, actually makes people sick in the long run. It is not meant for consumption. But most doctors would rarely warn you of it, unless they are homeopaths. It would harm the pharmaceutical industry if children stopped eating sweets with artificial colours. Flavours. Preservatives. :( And that's only children.
this is ridiculous, u spend all the time and effort to make such a beautiful thing to destroy it soon after? why don't you just mix it all up in the first place? saves time and effort.
ive always loved sand mandalas but i could not have the paticience to make them i would most likly take a large exhale and mess it up and then i would just go apeshit but great work
When the powers of nature recently unleashed themselves upon the people of Japan, it had me thinking about how life is a mandala that we build up around us and one day...shwoop ! it's gone. So, be grateful for what life is and live with compassion and dilligence in the present moment and always respect death and impermanence that is always interwoven into all threads of living.
If I recall correctly, the sand mandalas are created & then destroyed to bring home the message that there is impermanence to all life. That reminds me of an epitaph I saw in a cemetery one time, and always remembered:
"Remember me as you pass by As you are now, so once was I As I am now, so shall you be... Prepare yourself to follow me."
My mother taught me over 84 years ago, that the way to know if something is right or wrong is to ask yourself, "If every human being chose to do ____name your activity _____ all at once, and made it a habit, would the world be better?" The way I see it, if every human chose to draw with colored sand, all human progress would cease. Please think this over, as I have. Only then would it be appropriate to leave a comment. Remember, the day will come when your comment will be shown to all creation.
hey douche bag.... its YOU TUBE! damn you are stupid... its on the address bar and on the top left hand side and YOU still can get it wrong... wow.....
@PaulGiffs are you joking there is no nutrinal value in food dye . If you have a family and they are NOT putting on weight it might be a good time to check into a food class, youtube channel, cooking class, somthing along thoose lines.
@PaulGiffs spelt >*YOU*< wrong buddy. "one thousand candles can be lit from a single candle, and it will not sorte the candles life. happiness never decreases when shared." try sharing happiness, and dont tell me youre never happy, rather than criticisim, and anger. you will find a more peaceful lifestyle, no doubt.
This is pretty awesome. i just think it's pretty funny they didn't want to get their shoes wet at the end. what's up with that? you should've embraced that moment and got in at least half way! nonetheless, awesome stuff!
@lavanguardiadelsol It symbolizes the impermanence of life (I think) and essentially shows us how nothing, no matter how intricate or beautiful, can escape change. I say change because they don't really "destroy" it; it just takes a different form. Which again could be symbolic because even when we die, we don't end. We just take a new form.
Yeshe of FPMT has written an extremely honest and heartfelt letter about Lama Yeshe, Lama Zopa and the rest of FPMT. It gives clear, logical and lucid reasons for the current situation.
Read the full letter here: tinyurl [.] com [/] yekpz5x
Lama osel has decided to leave the monastery and has rejected his role as the future spiritual leader of the FPMT. Now in his twenties, Osel Hita Torres, as he prefers to be called, has chosen to explore a career in film. Why would the unmistaken reincarnation of the great Lama Yeshe, personally recognised by the Dalai Lama himself, choose to do something like this?
Lama Yeshe's unmistaken incarnation was found and recognised by the dalai lama himself. His name is Lama Osel and he was studying in the monastery, preparing to be groomed to take over the reins of FPMT in the future. But there has been an unexpected turn of events.
FPMT is one of the largest buddhist organisations in the world. Their founder Lama Yeshe and his heart student Lama Zopa worked very hard to bring buddhism to touch the lives of many in the West. FPMT's phenomenal growth is a testament to their hard work and dedication.
Nice job giving voice to the voiceless. This was filmed in Southern Comfort, Chichester? What a coincidence! I myself also love to meditate with Southern Comfort, though Everclear works quicker. ;)
they believe that nothing is permanint. the circles have no beginning and no end (reincarnation and their speritual journey.)they create works of art that has something speritual that relates to the sperit. they "destroy" the mandala meaning that NOTHING is perminant.
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You people are idiots, men, wats wrong with you?, that thing was so nice till you destroy it, you took all that time to blow it up?, realy? i don care abaut rour religion stuffs, i like art, and that was art till you destroy it, then it was crap,
If the spirit of this is meditation on goodwill and is "bound" in its impermanence, doesn't recording it and creating a permanence of it destroy its spirit? It is beautiful.
Ah - but the sand mandala lives on in the spirit and visuals of this video. It takes on a greater life purpose than the first few people's experience that it meant something to. It teaches something to a greater population even if it is only that sand mandalas are beautiful works of art. For those people who see the deeper aspects of this cultural and spiritual, and famous ritual - even better! How things transform...
is that a disc of salt? yumm..i can dip sliced green mango on it..you can also add some hot powdered chilli...you can also dip sliced jicama...it's mouth-watering...yummy..
I saw a group of Tibetan monks building a mandala in my home town in TN. With the people milling about & concert music downstairs, it must've taken superhuman concentration. There are some people that think that such art & symbols are " Tools of the Devil ". Idiotic.
Yeah, Christians of the " fringe bordering on lunatic variety " that see the Devil in everything that doesn't have a Biblical quotation or symbol of the cross or WWJD ? logo on it. I'm a Christian, but not like these extremists. I think every religion or philosophy has something to offer. Except Scientology...... !!!! ;-)
I have problems with the same people, living in a Red State doesn't help either.
For instance, I have trouble w / the " 6 literal days of creation " stuff, & the Young Earth school of Creationism ( Dinosaurs in the Garden of Eden, stuff like that ).
People pushing paranoia purveys particular pains !! ( Try saying that 3 times fast !!! ).
I'm creating a lesson plan about this for a unit plan in art. Not only do I want to expose students to art forms from around the world, I want to make them aware of different cultures' beliefs and how beautiful the world is.
Hey Lifesparad0x, thanks for watching - these sands are all home made - using food dye I think - check my other video in response to this and I think you'll see the brands. Its easy enough to make apptly!
I watched the Gyuto monks build a sand mandala 10 years ago in Townsville, Queensland. I spent the week with the monks, helping to cook for them & their travel & my life changed forever. I became a Buddhist and have been now for 10 years, I took official refuge but looking back I know that my feet first touched the Dharma path, when I saw the sand of the de-constructed mandala, poured away into the river. I was given some sand in a twist of paper and still have it. love Susan (Thubten Drolkar)
In santa barbara, california, the only kalachakra sand painting allowed to remain assembled is in the santa barbara museum of art. It was formed several years ago. Permission to allow it not to be swept up was given. it has a plexiglass cover over it. I believe it is the only one permitted to remain assembled.
ppl lack wisdom...the mandala is a form of witchcraft that opens gates from hell to loose demons...wake up America...look at some of the ids of those posting the mandala...like channelingone...learn reality from building the warrior series on youtube.
It's nice to experience relief from suffering when you suddenly realize that there is not any kind of separation whatsoever regarding the sand mandala from it's "birth" to "death".
I very much appreciate the manner in which the Tibetans demonstrate this.
i love what he said about taking it into detention centres.I think it would be more appropriate to take it to inner city schools and rec centres,i get the feeling this would work absolute wonders for very hyperactive children as well,and perhaps autistic children,the use of colours and patterns would really'compliment'the way these people are able to see the world.
Mandala's are beautiful,had i the steadiness of hand i would love to make one.ah well.
thissi beautiful but it seemsl ike it shoudnt be exploited to an opne community because it is very sacred to these people. I am Christian and these people are getting paid to do this in public when it should be only for the religion community to see and enjoy.
I'm a poor Buddhist if I'm one at all, and hope I'm not on too distant a pedestal to not have company...worship can feel great, but like everything its temporary ( I keep telling myself that but its hard to curb ones passions ). Nice to have you up/down here with me. Peace2U BoxOfRain - beautiful name :)
I tried this once and it looked bueatiful just for the arts sake. Went away for the week came back and my kitty had taken a dump right smack dap in the middle of the universe...I guess she was making a statement ...like "change my litter box every once in a while" so I invested in one of those automatic ones so maybe I will try again.
Your wonderful answer made me subscribe to you. I believe in spirituality and I am trying to respect Religion, even though I came to the point where I personally do not see sense anymore.
I tried some of those meetings, we chanted, and I tried to "find myself" through this, but it wasn't for me I guess. I love my Buddha statues and the incense, but when it get's too much like a Church service--it feels just simply creepy to me...sat nam, great video--life & death is like Ying & Yang--good & evil...
MarkBellinghaus, you dont need to chant to meditate. You just need to listen to the rhythm of your heart, and breath in time with that! You don`t know you have been there? till your mind kicks back in!
Those of you saying its a waste of time and misery are showing yourselves to be well-programmed automatons of our fast-paced ADD producing culture. Perhaps someday if you come down from that whirlwind you call a life and see, smell and taste the substance of the world in which you really are, you will better understand this sort of thing. Till then, don't even bother looking here. This is beyond you, children
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this planetfrog. Over ten years ago a watched a documentary on sand mandalas and it drastically changed my life - one might even say a glimpse of enlightenment.
Sand mandala construction, then its destruction makes it an ephemeral art form. The proccess is good for healing the spirit. Playing music is an etherial art form. Each note evaporates immediately, but pictures it evokes are retained in the spirit.
if Search youtube for "nick artmatters", there is music recorded in the ArtMatters gallery during strong gales in January.
Ah, why, why, why.... ye ruined a perfectly good work of art. you could have blasted that and made a nice colourful bowl to remember your day of meditation and prayer instead of destroying your efforts! How purpose defeating...
Thank you very much for this - I just realised you added this on what would have been my dad's 99th birthday - we made mandalas at a yoga festival the other year, very calming.
I love this. Have you ever seen the documentary film entitled, "Baraka" by Ron Fricke? I think it's a flick you would enjoy immensely. This is an awesome vlog. I'll go visit the website you suggested. Thanks for posting. 5*s!
Thank you as always dali!, Yes Baraka is probably my favourite movie of all time for music and image ( dead can dance strike again ) . World Peace xxx
What a wonderful peace of art!!! fantastic!!!
iampeeay01 1 month ago
COCAINE!
UKFbass 2 months ago
CAN YOU SHARE US THE HIGH QUALITY PHOTO OF THE MANDALA IN THIS VIDEO, PLEASE?
suffwb 3 months ago
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Nice video! If you like this and you're interested in harmonic and cosmic frequencies and their relationship to visual patterns you should check out my video and the Mystic Compass iPhone app. Let's you explore these things on your own.
tgurus 3 months ago
I'm just wondering how food dye could have helped starving people? That was either a delusion or a joke. Food dye, of the unnatural (chemical) kind, actually makes people sick in the long run. It is not meant for consumption. But most doctors would rarely warn you of it, unless they are homeopaths. It would harm the pharmaceutical industry if children stopped eating sweets with artificial colours. Flavours. Preservatives. :( And that's only children.
NovaScotiaChick 3 months ago
this is you can really say temporary art.
kesza18 4 months ago
i like this video. the colors are pretty incredible.
phoenixhoneybee 5 months ago
this is ridiculous, u spend all the time and effort to make such a beautiful thing to destroy it soon after? why don't you just mix it all up in the first place? saves time and effort.
PpurpleDemon 5 months ago
@PpurpleDemon You've missed the point completely. Read the video description.
MichaelLawlorRojas 4 months ago 4
ive always loved sand mandalas but i could not have the paticience to make them i would most likly take a large exhale and mess it up and then i would just go apeshit but great work
bacon6661000 7 months ago
leave this beautiful art to the real monks.
come up with your own ideas. posers.
nifepartie 9 months ago
I was waiting for the unexpected earthquake..
Candi710 9 months ago
When the powers of nature recently unleashed themselves upon the people of Japan, it had me thinking about how life is a mandala that we build up around us and one day...shwoop ! it's gone. So, be grateful for what life is and live with compassion and dilligence in the present moment and always respect death and impermanence that is always interwoven into all threads of living.
abyssalanguish 10 months ago
If I recall correctly, the sand mandalas are created & then destroyed to bring home the message that there is impermanence to all life. That reminds me of an epitaph I saw in a cemetery one time, and always remembered:
"Remember me as you pass by As you are now, so once was I As I am now, so shall you be... Prepare yourself to follow me."
--epitaph seen on a tombstone
ZenCyn 10 months ago
These people need a shop-vac....lol
weeeezzll 10 months ago
A waste of time.
ruzickaw 10 months ago
i want a big poster of that
585788 11 months ago
My mother taught me over 84 years ago, that the way to know if something is right or wrong is to ask yourself, "If every human being chose to do ____name your activity _____ all at once, and made it a habit, would the world be better?" The way I see it, if every human chose to draw with colored sand, all human progress would cease. Please think this over, as I have. Only then would it be appropriate to leave a comment. Remember, the day will come when your comment will be shown to all creation.
PaulGiffs 1 year ago
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Millions starve, yet food dye is wasted just for show? This video has been reported to Yu Tube.
PaulGiffs 1 year ago
@PaulGiffs Epic comment. Thank you. :D
planetfrog 1 year ago 10
Hi. The coloured sands for this mandala were made by adding a small amount of acrylic paint to normal sand, then letting it dry, and breaking it up.
Alan108108 6 months ago
@PaulGiffs people don't need food dye to survive though.
heartlesslover711 1 year ago
@PaulGiffs Yep, people who are starving survive on food dye.Thank god for food dye! Dont know what we would do without you dye.
ladyany2003 1 year ago
@PaulGiffs
because food dye has any nutritional value...
Atheissst 1 year ago
@PaulGiffs Because the starving people needed the food dye to make their gruel pretty colors right? Jesus you're an idiot.
katielouwho 11 months ago
@PaulGiffs Exactly what is the proper dietary intake on food dye for a human to help them exist? Zero? Ya thought so.
MrFizbanic 11 months ago
@PaulGiffs
hey douche bag its YOU TUBE
bambino79 11 months ago
@PaulGiffs
hey douche bag.... its YOU TUBE! damn you are stupid... its on the address bar and on the top left hand side and YOU still can get it wrong... wow.....
bambino79 11 months ago
@PaulGiffs You have just achieved an all new high of stupidity.
WhiteRoarBlack 10 months ago
@PaulGiffs are you joking there is no nutrinal value in food dye . If you have a family and they are NOT putting on weight it might be a good time to check into a food class, youtube channel, cooking class, somthing along thoose lines.
jucieboxxx 7 months ago
@PaulGiffs YouTube doesn't give a fuck.
JacknoobX 6 months ago
@PaulGiffs spelt >*YOU*< wrong buddy. "one thousand candles can be lit from a single candle, and it will not sorte the candles life. happiness never decreases when shared." try sharing happiness, and dont tell me youre never happy, rather than criticisim, and anger. you will find a more peaceful lifestyle, no doubt.
shiroazumari 6 months ago
ashes to ashes, dust to dust
a life/picture in harmony/structure...made out of sand
like an unborn life
the first cell in the middle
teklaterra 1 year ago
The sand pigments come from semi-precious stone ground to a powder. They are not food dye.
yanwen100 1 year ago 6
@yanwen100 Perhaps traditionally this is correct, however the sand in this video was made from food dye.
planetfrog 1 year ago
WOW! incredible, awesome Beautiful, excellent, perfect that is life in a nutshell.
Chaguarama75 1 year ago
This is pretty awesome. i just think it's pretty funny they didn't want to get their shoes wet at the end. what's up with that? you should've embraced that moment and got in at least half way! nonetheless, awesome stuff!
DonMatta1166 1 year ago
why they put the sand on the beach after the draw the mandala? why they create something so beatifull that then they destroy??
lavanguardiadelsol 1 year ago
@lavanguardiadelsol It symbolizes the impermanence of life (I think) and essentially shows us how nothing, no matter how intricate or beautiful, can escape change. I say change because they don't really "destroy" it; it just takes a different form. Which again could be symbolic because even when we die, we don't end. We just take a new form.
iloveasiangirls 1 year ago
i'll try it with cocaine.
lordroots 1 year ago 2
so inspiring.
ethantrimmer12 1 year ago
that mandala is better then mine becoz mine looks like a church window
Animaboom 1 year ago
Yeshe of FPMT has written an extremely honest and heartfelt letter about Lama Yeshe, Lama Zopa and the rest of FPMT. It gives clear, logical and lucid reasons for the current situation.
Read the full letter here: tinyurl [.] com [/] yekpz5x
vinayaholder 1 year ago
Lama osel has decided to leave the monastery and has rejected his role as the future spiritual leader of the FPMT. Now in his twenties, Osel Hita Torres, as he prefers to be called, has chosen to explore a career in film. Why would the unmistaken reincarnation of the great Lama Yeshe, personally recognised by the Dalai Lama himself, choose to do something like this?
vinayaholder 1 year ago
Lama Yeshe's unmistaken incarnation was found and recognised by the dalai lama himself. His name is Lama Osel and he was studying in the monastery, preparing to be groomed to take over the reins of FPMT in the future. But there has been an unexpected turn of events.
vinayaholder 1 year ago
FPMT is one of the largest buddhist organisations in the world. Their founder Lama Yeshe and his heart student Lama Zopa worked very hard to bring buddhism to touch the lives of many in the West. FPMT's phenomenal growth is a testament to their hard work and dedication.
vinayaholder 1 year ago
Nice job giving voice to the voiceless. This was filmed in Southern Comfort, Chichester? What a coincidence! I myself also love to meditate with Southern Comfort, though Everclear works quicker. ;)
oldParasiteSingle 1 year ago
@oldParasiteSingle rum beer and margaritas also work great, but this is amazing
phil656565 1 year ago
and bam his lil brother ruines it
ichbinned2 2 years ago
crazy colors
monkybot 2 years ago
Ah~ah~ah~CHU~ WOOPS MY BAD D:
dragonmagiciantutaki 2 years ago
funny!i was thinking the same thing!:)
lola11consta 1 year ago
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this is shit boring i would rather cut my dick off and eat it
skinnyG2142 2 years ago
@skinnyG2142 why dont you then
abominableangel 2 years ago
they believe that nothing is permanint. the circles have no beginning and no end (reincarnation and their speritual journey.)they create works of art that has something speritual that relates to the sperit. they "destroy" the mandala meaning that NOTHING is perminant.
14ramosr 2 years ago 3
@14ramosr: wow great spelling.
giuseppaccio 2 years ago
thaanx
14ramosr 2 years ago
the mandala is the spirit
jolandasterbloem 2 years ago
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You people are idiots, men, wats wrong with you?, that thing was so nice till you destroy it, you took all that time to blow it up?, realy? i don care abaut rour religion stuffs, i like art, and that was art till you destroy it, then it was crap,
PlatipusBrothers 2 years ago
If the spirit of this is meditation on goodwill and is "bound" in its impermanence, doesn't recording it and creating a permanence of it destroy its spirit? It is beautiful.
Blade21292 2 years ago
If everything is impermanent than the recording itself is impermanent. This video, our life and culture, our society. Everything will pass away
GraxtheDestroyer 2 years ago
Ah - but the sand mandala lives on in the spirit and visuals of this video. It takes on a greater life purpose than the first few people's experience that it meant something to. It teaches something to a greater population even if it is only that sand mandalas are beautiful works of art. For those people who see the deeper aspects of this cultural and spiritual, and famous ritual - even better! How things transform...
cruisersmusic 2 years ago
beautiful
you should make it spiral too : )
moutsounas14 2 years ago
is that a disc of salt? yumm..i can dip sliced green mango on it..you can also add some hot powdered chilli...you can also dip sliced jicama...it's mouth-watering...yummy..
treiqne 2 years ago
omg! Imagine a mandala made out of colored salt and than been mixed up through a cymatic sound wave... that would oddly beautiful!
sophiavbfleury 2 years ago 3
I saw a group of Tibetan monks building a mandala in my home town in TN. With the people milling about & concert music downstairs, it must've taken superhuman concentration. There are some people that think that such art & symbols are " Tools of the Devil ". Idiotic.
knoxvilleguy2 2 years ago 3
They're called Christians...
foofwolf22 2 years ago
foofwolf22:
Yeah, Christians of the " fringe bordering on lunatic variety " that see the Devil in everything that doesn't have a Biblical quotation or symbol of the cross or WWJD ? logo on it. I'm a Christian, but not like these extremists. I think every religion or philosophy has something to offer. Except Scientology...... !!!! ;-)
knoxvilleguy2 2 years ago
Oh, I'm sorry if I offended. I just have issue with "Super-Christians " who see the devil in anything that doesn't pertain to they're religion..
foofwolf22 2 years ago
Hey, no problemo.....
I have problems with the same people, living in a Red State doesn't help either.
For instance, I have trouble w / the " 6 literal days of creation " stuff, & the Young Earth school of Creationism ( Dinosaurs in the Garden of Eden, stuff like that ).
People pushing paranoia purveys particular pains !! ( Try saying that 3 times fast !!! ).
I reiterate, no offense taken.
knoxvilleguy2 2 years ago
I'm creating a lesson plan about this for a unit plan in art. Not only do I want to expose students to art forms from around the world, I want to make them aware of different cultures' beliefs and how beautiful the world is.
silvermoonwolf19 2 years ago
is your last name Swanson? just checking if you're my teacher =3
cilicon 2 years ago
Hahaha, no. I'm studying to be a teacher right now.
silvermoonwolf19 2 years ago
i would love to find out where they get their beautiful colored sands at. do they make them as well out of stones? just curious if anyone knows.
love this video. sometimes i need this kind of reminder in life.
Lifesparad0x 2 years ago
Hey Lifesparad0x, thanks for watching - these sands are all home made - using food dye I think - check my other video in response to this and I think you'll see the brands. Its easy enough to make apptly!
planetfrog 2 years ago
What the Buddhists do with sand, the Federal Reserve Bankers do with people. Not Beautiful.
profnasty 2 years ago
this is beautiful. its even more amazing that many people worked on this.
thank you for sharing
jakefgreenfield 2 years ago
watch?v=c91xC1a8WcQ
itsthatshit 3 years ago
It doesnt mean circle and center, Manda means essence la means container
kongjay 3 years ago
wow thats amazing thanks for sharing
joyisaware 3 years ago
i watched this vid when i was trippin out on weed man its so amazing next time ur trippin out watch this vid
ballintrax 3 years ago
I watched the Gyuto monks build a sand mandala 10 years ago in Townsville, Queensland. I spent the week with the monks, helping to cook for them & their travel & my life changed forever. I became a Buddhist and have been now for 10 years, I took official refuge but looking back I know that my feet first touched the Dharma path, when I saw the sand of the de-constructed mandala, poured away into the river. I was given some sand in a twist of paper and still have it. love Susan (Thubten Drolkar)
trowuttatwo 3 years ago
Beautiful
shecter006 3 years ago
Beautiful, and very moving.
Otana 3 years ago 4
Cool idea and all, but the mandala didn't look all that spectacular. It was a very boring piece, compared to other mandalas.
SgtJcoo 3 years ago
In santa barbara, california, the only kalachakra sand painting allowed to remain assembled is in the santa barbara museum of art. It was formed several years ago. Permission to allow it not to be swept up was given. it has a plexiglass cover over it. I believe it is the only one permitted to remain assembled.
SpiritualMentor 3 years ago
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ppl lack wisdom...the mandala is a form of witchcraft that opens gates from hell to loose demons...wake up America...look at some of the ids of those posting the mandala...like channelingone...learn reality from building the warrior series on youtube.
catwalkmaggie 3 years ago
You breed hate and fear. That had nothing to do with Jesus, no matter what you tell yourself.
jamesthegirl21 3 years ago 9
this is breathtaking
GhastlyElephant 3 years ago 2
wow! incredible
ralen4e 3 years ago 4
Wonderful illusion of the universe!!!!
It's nice to experience relief from suffering when you suddenly realize that there is not any kind of separation whatsoever regarding the sand mandala from it's "birth" to "death".
I very much appreciate the manner in which the Tibetans demonstrate this.
ciffycoffee 3 years ago
There is so much symbolism in the Life & Death of the Sand Mandala...Thanks a lot!
alidavision 3 years ago
It is not only the Life and Death of a Sand Mandala - it is the circle of our lifes, too!
thanks!
universumcentrum 3 years ago
Where was the death part
closeupfingerboards 3 years ago
On its final journey into the ocean.
planetfrog 3 years ago
Where was the death part
closeupfingerboards 3 years ago
The same ceremony took place in our school. It was great. Let you see.
regards RF
RaszFilm 3 years ago
i love what he said about taking it into detention centres.I think it would be more appropriate to take it to inner city schools and rec centres,i get the feeling this would work absolute wonders for very hyperactive children as well,and perhaps autistic children,the use of colours and patterns would really'compliment'the way these people are able to see the world.
Mandala's are beautiful,had i the steadiness of hand i would love to make one.ah well.
i shall be checking out that website though.
noodlepie43 3 years ago
thissi beautiful but it seemsl ike it shoudnt be exploited to an opne community because it is very sacred to these people. I am Christian and these people are getting paid to do this in public when it should be only for the religion community to see and enjoy.
DEACONAP4LOVE 3 years ago
No one in this video was paid for doing it! We had a high lama visiting for the day so it was done with his blessing.
planetfrog 3 years ago
cool, I bet it was an experience. It is insane how they can make their voices into 3 octives.
DEACONAP4LOVE 3 years ago
definitely Deaconap4love, an amazing sound! Peace x
planetfrog 3 years ago
its like a cross section of a jawbreaker or a psychedelic planet
NinjaParakeet 3 years ago
lol... ^_^
i hope so...its a very hard work
elly0281 4 years ago
Hope nobody sneezes...
radiantmedia 4 years ago 13
a choo
NinjaParakeet 3 years ago
This is beautiful, reminds me of the sand mandala in the documentary "the Wheel of Time"
JelloSheriff 4 years ago
Hey JS, gt8 to hear from you...keep eyes peeled on my channel as should have another mandala vid up in next few days...peace2u!
planetfrog 4 years ago
cool man, i'm watching
JelloSheriff 4 years ago
Magic =)
paintqua 4 years ago
True magic.
EgoApocalypse 4 years ago
Nice, it's very circular! must have taken some time to finish.
jedimasterham 4 years ago
hey! I have ADD and I think mandalas are amazing. As is the Buddist way of life. Is it lonely up there on your pedistal?
Box0fRain 4 years ago
I'm a poor Buddhist if I'm one at all, and hope I'm not on too distant a pedestal to not have company...worship can feel great, but like everything its temporary ( I keep telling myself that but its hard to curb ones passions ). Nice to have you up/down here with me. Peace2U BoxOfRain - beautiful name :)
planetfrog 4 years ago
I tried this once and it looked bueatiful just for the arts sake. Went away for the week came back and my kitty had taken a dump right smack dap in the middle of the universe...I guess she was making a statement ...like "change my litter box every once in a while" so I invested in one of those automatic ones so maybe I will try again.
Aslanspal 4 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! incredible
ninjabok 4 years ago
Your wonderful answer made me subscribe to you. I believe in spirituality and I am trying to respect Religion, even though I came to the point where I personally do not see sense anymore.
As the great German Friedrich the Great said:
"Live & Let live."
Blessings, Mark ;O)
MarkBellinghaus 4 years ago
I tried some of those meetings, we chanted, and I tried to "find myself" through this, but it wasn't for me I guess. I love my Buddha statues and the incense, but when it get's too much like a Church service--it feels just simply creepy to me...sat nam, great video--life & death is like Ying & Yang--good & evil...
MarkBellinghaus 4 years ago
I hear you. Better to find the Buddha in yourself than the same one outside everyone else is looking for. Peace & thaks for watching.
planetfrog 4 years ago
MarkBellinghaus, you dont need to chant to meditate. You just need to listen to the rhythm of your heart, and breath in time with that! You don`t know you have been there? till your mind kicks back in!
nixart 3 years ago
At the end that could have been? till your mind kicks in again!
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theresesmallcuteyjf 4 years ago
Sehr schade... es sah doch so schön aus -.-
LilyWhite69 4 years ago
very profound life everything we believe is beautiful fades, everything that has form changes
lostnalone 4 years ago
Those of you saying its a waste of time and misery are showing yourselves to be well-programmed automatons of our fast-paced ADD producing culture. Perhaps someday if you come down from that whirlwind you call a life and see, smell and taste the substance of the world in which you really are, you will better understand this sort of thing. Till then, don't even bother looking here. This is beyond you, children
Shilpusuresh 4 years ago
this is not art but misery!
supralee 4 years ago
you must not be an artist - all art takes time, a ridiculous amount of time for the monetary kickback received
richardwiebe 4 years ago
WOW what a wonderful Video. I have added it to my Home Channel page! Bravo! more then 5 stars!! Thank you for posting it up! Love it!
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Hisautumnrain 4 years ago
bless you, glad u found it His Autumnrain! Thank you again x
planetfrog 4 years ago
these guys have all day...
ollymfilm 4 years ago
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this planetfrog. Over ten years ago a watched a documentary on sand mandalas and it drastically changed my life - one might even say a glimpse of enlightenment.
psychopractor 4 years ago
thanks psychopractor - glad you found the vid! Interesting story too - nothing like a little satori every now and then!
planetfrog 4 years ago
waste of time
aswill 4 years ago
Why?
planetfrog 4 years ago
i was expecting like porky pig to pop out of it and say th..th..th..th..ats all folks
brandon11122 4 years ago
Lovely Sandala : ) x
stormvixen 4 years ago
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illumeinessence 4 years ago
Re: - TheMcAnus`s silly comment. Playing music is even worse for that m8. For reasons as pointed out in my last comment.
nixart 4 years ago
Sand mandala construction, then its destruction makes it an ephemeral art form. The proccess is good for healing the spirit. Playing music is an etherial art form. Each note evaporates immediately, but pictures it evokes are retained in the spirit.
if Search youtube for "nick artmatters", there is music recorded in the ArtMatters gallery during strong gales in January.
nixart 4 years ago
Ah, why, why, why.... ye ruined a perfectly good work of art. you could have blasted that and made a nice colourful bowl to remember your day of meditation and prayer instead of destroying your efforts! How purpose defeating...
TheMcAnus 4 years ago
lol..don't worry TheMcAnus, as all things, your disappointment will fade away like dew on a summers morning. ;) thnx for watching!
planetfrog 4 years ago
Thank you very much for this - I just realised you added this on what would have been my dad's 99th birthday - we made mandalas at a yoga festival the other year, very calming.
pearlycarole 4 years ago
Well sounds like this video was added on an auspicious occasion. Glad you enjoyed the vide pearlycarole!
planetfrog 4 years ago
Ah good timing, pearly, and thanks for watching!
planetfrog 4 years ago
Loved seeing Akong Tulku.
DorjeTseten 4 years ago
Glad you found the vid DorjeTseten!
planetfrog 4 years ago
I love this. Have you ever seen the documentary film entitled, "Baraka" by Ron Fricke? I think it's a flick you would enjoy immensely. This is an awesome vlog. I'll go visit the website you suggested. Thanks for posting. 5*s!
daligoddess2006 4 years ago
Thank you as always dali!, Yes Baraka is probably my favourite movie of all time for music and image ( dead can dance strike again ) . World Peace xxx
planetfrog 4 years ago
Mine too! ~WorldPeace & Celebrate Diversity~ Dali G. XXX
daligoddess2006 4 years ago