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Visual Mantra Gallery
Mantras are certain words or phrases that have spiritual meaning and energy. Repeating a mantra over and over again focuses the mind on this spiritual energy. Visual mantras do this in an image.
While the mantra is being continuously chanted, it is also painted repeatedly layer upon layer. The process often takes ten hours or longer. Acrylic paint is applied, removed, and reapplied many times giving the timeless look of ancient temple walls in India, Vietnam, and Thailand. By continuously chanting the mantra while painting it layer upon layer, the energy of the mantra permeates the painting.
Seeing these visual mantra paintings is like hearing and feeling the chanting of these mantras in an ancient temple.
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