About Living Mandalas
Living Mandalas are moving fields of light created from real elements — fire and water — filmed in the present moment. They are not digitally designed patterns, but organic visual expressions arising from natural movement, reflection, and symmetry. Rather than being symbolic images to interpret, Living Mandalas are intended as experiential spaces for observation and meditation.
What defines a Living Mandala
Created from real light captured through fire or water
Filmed in the present moment, carrying the quality of that specific time
Existing as dynamic, living movement rather than static geometry
Structured through symmetry, center, and directional balance
Experienced through perception, not analysis
How to use the Living Mandalas
Sit comfortably in a quiet space
Allow your gaze to rest softly on the mandala
Keep the breath natural and unforced
Avoid concentrating or analyzing the shapes
Simply observe and remain present
You may choose to hold an intention, a word, or a feeling — or simply observe without direction.
Each experience is unique and unfolds according to the individual.
Holographic approach to perception
Living Mandalas invite perception to reorganize itself.
By resting attention on movement that is both centered and multidirectional, the mind gradually releases habitual patterns of 3D thinking and opens toward a more holographic mode of awareness — one that is less fragmented and more unified.
From this expanded point of view, clarity and insight can reintegrate naturally into daily life, allowing the human experience to be lived with greater freedom, balance, and fluidity.
How Living Mandalas are experienced
Through regular observation, many people — including myself — experience:
A calming of mental activity
A shift from linear focus to a more spacious, non-linear perception
A heightened sense of inner coherence and presence
Subtle activation around the pineal and nervous system centers
A feeling of alignment between body, perception, and awareness
These effects are not forced or induced.
They emerge naturally through sustained, relaxed observation.