MANDALA

	In Sanskrit Mandala means "The Circle". First of all it is a creative toy, developed 3000 years ago by monks in a monastery somewhere in northern India. The Mandala not only helps calm the nerves and improves motor skills by the movement of the fingers, but it also conjures up abstract or fantastic pictures in the imagination of the player. When played with, the Mandala teaches the secrets of universal being. As the world it is expresses: The same and the unique, or: From the one grows the many, but behind the many consists the one. "You know that anything that exists in time also has a four dimensional body. And when you expand your view so that you see any four dimensional body at once, in a single point you know you are seeing reality from a perspective of a higher dimension. From this new perspective you can see that any single point in space has an extension in time. The point in space now occupied by the center of the mandala is part of the universe and shares a history as old as the universe. Perhaps this very point in space was once occupied by an indian in a canoe on a lake some bright sunny day. Or maybe this one single point in space will be occupied by your own children in the future. But know and feel the reality that any single fixed point in space contains within it what we call time and all of the past and all of the future." *TURKCE ICIN TIKLAYIN*

In Sanskrit Mandala means "The Circle". First of all it is a creative toy, developed 3000 years ago by monks in a monastery somewhere in northern India.

The Mandala not only helps calm the nerves and improves motor skills by the movement of the fingers, but it also conjures up abstract or fantastic pictures in the imagination of the player.

When played with, the Mandala teaches the secrets of universal being. As the world it is expresses: The same and the unique, or: From the one grows the many, but behind the many consists the one.

"You know that anything that exists in time also has a four dimensional body. And when you expand your view so that you see any four dimensional body at once, in a single point you know you are seeing reality from a perspective of a higher dimension. From this new perspective you can see that any single point in space has an extension in time. The point in space now occupied by the center of the mandala is part of the universe and shares a history as old as the universe. Perhaps this very point in space was once occupied by an indian in a canoe on a lake some bright sunny day. Or maybe this one single point in space will be occupied by your own children in the future. But know and feel the reality that any single fixed point in space contains within it what we call time and all of the past and all of the future."

TURKCE ICIN TIKLAYIN