Why do you think the mandala plays such a starring role in Buddhist art?
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Explanation:
All mandalas represent an invitation to enter the Buddha's awakened mind. Tibetan Buddhists believe that in each person's mind there is a seed of enlightenment that can be discovered by contemplating a mandala. The mandala's design denotes the order and harmony of an enlightened mind.
This mandala is dedicated to the deity Yamantaka, Conqueror of Death, and represents his celestial palace.
All mandalas represent an invitation to enter the Buddha’s awakened mind. Tibetan Buddhists believe that in each person’s mind there is a seed of enlightenment that can be discovered by contemplating a mandala.
The mandala’s design denotes the order and harmony of an enlightened mind. The complex symbols and calculated combination of primary colors express the wisdom and compassion that underlie Tantric Buddhist philosophy. Tantric Buddhism is the religion of Tibet.