Definitions for "Mandala "
a circle, often enclosing a square, that is a mystical representation of a spiritual universe
Beautiful, usually circular, geometric design that draws your eyes to the center and is used as an object of focus for concentration and meditation.
Sacred patterns which occur in various ritual contexts. They are drawn with flour and oil in the Mha and Kija pujas, carved in stone on monuments, painted at religious pictures, etc.
Mandala were a Canadian R&B band from the Sixties. They evolved out of The Five Rogues in September 1966 and are best known for containing Canadian guitar extraordinaire, the late Domenic Troiano who recorded with The James Gang and The Guess Who in the Seventies.
Mandala is a Java library which eases the development of concurrent object-oriented applications by using the concept of asynchronous references. Mandala also provides remote asynchronous references in order to create distributed applications. Mandala is dynamic in that objects do not have to be specifically written to be accessed asynchronously .
The project Mandala helps the development of concurrent and/or distributed applications. It is based on the asynchronous reference concept which provide asynchronous and potentially remote method invocation.
a rigidly organized, hieratic and absolutely symmetrical system, with little tolerance for preferential inclusion
A New Age Rorschach test; used by seminar leaders to determine gullibility.
Keywords:  indo, tibetan, map, consciousness, mind
an Indo/Tibetan system that maps mind and consciousness
a visual map of a system
an ancient art form
an example of the synthesis of Healing , Spirituality and Art
a wonderful practice for taking people away from their own self-control, which is the enemy of creative art
a scred spot that is encircled in four directions.
a magnetic force, with its attractions and repulsions
Keywords:  folk, noir, london, band, formed
Mandala are a folk-noir band, formed in London in 1997.
A district, a subdivision of a province.
an instrument of worship in many Oriental religions
a pattern, an integrated structure organized around a unifying center
a graphic representation of an ornamentation of a model of self and world
an intricate design that was created and used by many cultures around the world
a painting or drawing which guides a person toward higher thoughts or God
Keywords:  together, holds, opposites, image
an image that holds together opposites