Original Hand Drawn 5 Platonic Elements Mandala Painting

This mandala is a visual embodiment of sacred geometry, linking Plato's ancient understanding of the elements with modern spiritual practices. It serves as a powerful tool for meditation, helping to raise your frequency, align your energy, and connect you to the greater cosmic flow. In addition, the mantra "Om Namah Shivaya" enhances this connection, as it invokes the divine energy of Shiva, who embodies the balance and harmony of the Five Elements. Just as the Five Platonic Elements represent the building blocks of the universe, "Om Namah Shivaya" recognizes the interconnectedness of all these forces, guiding you and transforming your mind, body, and spirit through the power of sound, intention, and divine light.Platonic Solids and the ElementsThe Five Platonic Solids were introduced by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato to represent the fundamental elements that form the universe. Plato associated each of these geometric shapes with one of the Five Elements, offering a profound understanding of the cosmos through geometry:🔥 Tetrahedron (Fire) “SRI”: Plato used the Tetrahedron, a four-faced pyramid, to represent Fire. Its sharp points and faces, which come to a point, embody the active, transformative nature of fire. This geometry resonates with the Solar Plexus Chakra and represents stability and balance with a vertex pointing upwards. It serves as a tool for manifestation and healing, helping to connect with Universal Consciousness through visualizing a beam of light extending from its vertices.🌬 Octahedron (Air) ”VA”: The Octahedron, with its eight faces, was associated with Air by Plato, reflecting the expansive, light, and free-flowing qualities of air. Its self-reflecting nature mirrors the holographic and fractal nature of the cosmos, fostering love, forgiveness, and compassion through connection to the Heart Chakra. It also symbolizes openness and adaptability.⛰ Hexahedron (Earth) “NA”: The Hexahedron, or Cube, with 8 vertices, 6 faces, and 12 edges, was connected by Plato to Earth. It represents solidity, structure, and grounding. Plato saw the Cube as embodying the Divine Masculine energy, with its stable and tangible form. Resonating with the Root Chakra, it brings grounding and a sense of stability, representing spirit in form.💧 Icosahedron (Water) “MA”: Plato linked the Icosahedron, a 20-faced shape, with Water, which flows and adapts to its surroundings. The Icosahedron’s fluid, symmetrical structure reflects the nature of water, and it resonates with the Sacral Chakra, assisting in emotional healing and transformation. This shape symbolizes the balance of change, motion, and emotional flow, harmonizing the aura during meditation.☯️ Dodecahedron (Aether/Spirit) “YA”: The Dodecahedron, with its 12 faces, was associated by Plato with Aether or Spirit—the fifth element that transcends the material world. It represents the divine, the cosmos, and Source Consciousness. Resonating with the Third Eye and Crown Chakras, it helps facilitate ascension and spiritual connection, bringing harmony and higher spiritual alignment. The energy emanates equally from all sides, harmonizing the aura and raising your vibration for deeper connection with your higher self.

Around the mandala in Golden color is Mantra "Om Namah Shivaya"
Size : 31.5-inch x 24-inch x 1.5-inch (80cm x 60cm x 3.8cm)
Material: Organic cotton canvas
Background: Acrylic colors
Mandala: Gel Pen
Color: Blue/White, Gold

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PLEASE NOTE
- Painting will be removed from the wooden frame and rolled up and safely packed inside a paper or PVC Tube to ensure safety during transportation.
- The actual color of the painting can vary slightly due to light conditions during the photo shoot and computer screen resolution. In-person Mandlalas look better than in photos :)
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