Step 1
In the middle the yin yang symbol. This symbol represents the primal opposing but complementary forces found in all things in the universe.Depicted as it is, it also outlines the necessity of balance in all things.
I love this symbol, only by paintingit I feel the balance it is representing. I use this symbol a lot in my mandalas.
I started this mandala in December and I wanted to show you along the way the progress I was making. I know my friend Maureen reads my blog so I couldn't .
I was good to see her again and to meet her son Phos, who stole my heart with his smile.
The dogs and some of the cats were very interested in him. He is a very happy little guy.
Tomorrow step 2......
Have a nice weekend!
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I'm sure he loved his mandala!! Is it the one with the monarchs? OOps, don't want to give it away ;)
ReplyDeleteLook at that baby! So sweet. No wonder his smile melted you♥
I like seeing your mandalas stage by stage. Looking forward to the next post!
xoxo
Lo♥
what a beautiful start. I do wonder how you always seem to get it so perfect with it being even all around. Phos is one little cutie!
ReplyDeleteHe is a doll!!!!!
ReplyDeleteaaawwwwwww marianne,
ReplyDeletegosh it's good to know you are back.
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kj
love the symbol too, and the balance within, it's so calming to me. i'm so glad you are feeling well again marianne and that you were able to spend time with your friends. hi baby!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to watching you reveal this one, Marianne! Cute little baby!
ReplyDeleteoh my what a gorgeous face Phos has and a winning smile too. He is precious. and lucky to have your beautiful manadala to mark his birth.
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