Mandalas for Malaysia on Chinese New Year, 24 Feb 2015 (Part 2)

This is an interesting mandala drawn by a 13+ years old boy, named ETX. He called his mandala "Mandala Bombed!" I asked him what this means and he said that his mandala is bombed by the many firecrackers been lighted up during the Chinese New Year.

Mandalas For Malaysia On Chinese New Year, 24 Feb 2015 (Part 1)

This lovely mandala is drawn by Miss CC titled, "Joyful Growth". She said that this year is going to be a year of joyful growth for her. May it also be a year of joyful growth for all Malaysians.

2015 - A Love Story

I drew, and completed this mandala titled "2015 - A Love Story" on 26.1.2015.

There's a number 8 in the mandala, and if you were to notice the numerology of :

26.1.2015 = 2+6 . 1. 2+0+1+5 = 8.1.8 = 17 = 8!

A mandala with a number 8 is drawn and completed on a day with a number 8! What beautiful synchronicity!

So, I offer this special "2015 - A Love Story " mandala as a Mandala For Malaysia. May beautiful and wonderful love stories be manifested in the hearts and minds of all Malaysians.

A Crack In The Darkness

With all the gloom and doom atmosphere in Malaysia lately, I would like to offer a mandala that I drew on 25 November 2014. It's called "A Crack In The Darkness".

May there be a crack in whatever darkness Malaysians (and the rest of the world) are facing right now, so that the Light can shine right through everyone's hearts and minds.

Mandalas For Malaysia at Setenang Buddhist Society, 1 Jan 2015 (Part 2)

Here are the mandalas offered by Setenang members on 1 Jan 2015. May their wishes come true!

Mandalas For Malaysia at Setenang Buddhist Society, 1 Jan 2015 (Part 1)

On the first day of 2015, a group of Setenang members gathered together to draw their mandalas for Malaysia. The theme is "Health, Peace, Abundance and Prosperity for 2015"

Mandalas For Malaysia at Setenang Buddhist Society, 29 November 2014 (Part 2)

Here are the Mandalas For Malaysia, from Setenang Buddhist Society, 29 November 2014.

And, after all the drawing, we were treated by a delicious lunch by Mr. Jerry Khoo, the President of Setenang Buddhist Society. The lunch spread is a mandala itself!