About me
How I got started
Mandalas have always grabbed my attention from a very young age, but for years, I didn’t understand the deep meaning behind it until I started feeling whole within myself. Now, I understand the attraction towards mandalas and sacred geometry was pointing me to go inwards and embark on a spiritual journey! At a very young age, I heard that human life is so precious, a rare opportunity to strive towards achieving nirvana to end the cycle of birth and death, instead of getting distracted by never ending desires for worldly things.
Divine Connection
Even though it seemed like a huge undertaking at the age of 7 or 8, I promised myself to at least make some progress towards achieving nirvana in this lifetime. Now, looking back, I can clearly see that all the ups and downs I experienced in my life were there to help me attain that goal. I have always felt a strong connection with the divine, who has been there with me in every step, guiding me, and making sure I stay on my path. Whenever I had a question, I got an answer in some mysterious way. My life has been a sequence of synchronicities reassuring me that I am on the right path, even though it didn’t seem like that at times. I started meditating and kept progressing on my spiritual journey over the last 15 years.
Mentors
I learnt a lot from some of the profound spiritual teachers of the past and our times, like Buddha, Swami Vivekanand, Sri Ramkrishna Paramhans, Sri Ramana Maharshi, Rumi, Eckhart Tolle, Allan Watts, Adyashanti, Ram Dass, Krishna Das, Michael Singer and many more. Channelled books like A Course in Miracles and Law of One made a deep impact and helped to develop
unconditional love and forgiveness. The right message came through at the right time for me to learn the lesson, making a difficult life journey feel magical and mysterious.
My calling
As I progressed on my spiritual journey and started feeling whole, peaceful, and meditative, I had this strong urge to start painting mandalas. In 2018, I bought colours for the first time since I had left school. I didn’t even know if I could use them to create anything, but as soon as I put the first dot, I fell in love with it. I just start from the centre dot, go into the flow state, and let the mandala form naturally! Once I started painting mandalas, I couldn’t stop! After a busy day at work and finishing evening chores, I often tell myself, I am not going to paint as I am so tired today; however, as soon as I enter my room, I would just go to the corner where I kept all the colours and canvases and just start painting. I felt that my higher self or the source was painting through me, and I had no choice but to go with the flow!
Love
Each mandala carries different energy and vibrations so you would find yourself drawn to the mandala you need to move towards wholeness
from where you are on your journey. Mandala helps develop awareness and mindfulness as they
demand attention due to their vibrant colours and shapes. Various shapes and colours in circles represent the form and manifested universe, whereas the tiniest part of the inner most dot represents the formless source of unconditional love. By drawing your attention towards the centre of the mandala, it encourages you to go to your own unformed self and source of love withing your own heart. As these mandalas are created by tuning into the source of love, they create very positive and peaceful energy in your home or workplace and assist in inner transformation to feel whole, content, peaceful and love.