Pendant chain mandala OM symbol sign

Mandalas and their origin:

The word mandala comes from the ancient Indian language Sanskrit (मण्डल) and means circle or circular image.

The circle is the origin of almost every mandala. Lines and patterns lead to the center in mandals. The center is the center of each mandala. Mandalas have their origin in Buddhism and Hinduism. Mandalas are considered energetic symbols.

In yoga, fixing the eyes on a mandala can help you to better sink into meditation.

Basically, mandalas are a significant symbol of the universe. Symbolically, they remind us of life and that it never ends. Consequently, everything is interconnected. However, it can also stand metaphorically for the journey of each of us. On the one hand, mandalas can symbolize the universe or serve as a sign of self-discovery. On the other hand, the different forms each have their own meaning.

The meaning of this pendant chain mandala OM:

By the way, our pendant chain Mandala Om is most similar to a star shape. The meaning of the star is freedom.

On the one hand, stars symbolize loneliness, because they lead "a lonely life". But on the other hand, they also stand for confidence, strength and independence. In addition, however, also for creativity. In this respect also for the free spirit and freedom in general. Freedom of the spirit and of peoples. But also creative and artistic freedom.

When we draw a mandala ourselves, the mandala points to our personal inner state. If you are interested in this topic in more detail, you can learn more here under this link...:https://wiki.yoga-vidya.de/Mandala#Das_Mandala_in_der_westlichen_Kultur

The meaning of the sound OM - represented in our pendant necklace Mandala OM

The sound Ohm has been mentioned in various ancient scriptures such as the Bhagavad Gita. Ohm symbolizes the past, the present and the future as well as everything (the silence) that comes after.

According to Pataniali, Om reveals Ishwara (God) to us. When we repeat Om like a mantra, we remove all obstacles and thus experience God.

Om is emphasized as follows

Imagine that Om consists of four parts, which you draw as long as possible:

A, U, M and then silence