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@ 2008-03-16 – 17:50:13
Nature in its different shapes is based on the circle mandala process...
Here a few examples, but they are countless...
Flowers and plants :
Lots of shells
Natural phenomenons, dewdrops, water and wind spirals, cosmos, galaxies, planets, stars etc...
Why would we be different ?
Isn't the shape of a phenomenon the reflection of its inner nature ?...
Then, awakening to our true nature is a mandala...
Hugs to you all 
ganesharocks
Your work with photography is excellent. Thankyou for sharing your gift with us.
Aho StandingTree
I sense that God set things up so that they can natural evolve. Sometimes we call them different things, but the principles are the same. The basic constituents are the dot, line, circle and triangle. They can be found in many forms and sometimes are disguised. God did it that way because she's not interested in doing a lot of work. She also need something that was self perpetuating and wouldn't bore her creatures to tears ( we do it on our own ).
I sense that God set things up so that they can natural evolve. Sometimes we call them different things, but the principles are the same. The basic constituents are the dot, line, circle and triangle. They can be found in many forms and sometimes are disguised. God did it that way because she's not interested in doing a lot of work. She also needed something that was self perpetuating and wouldn't bore her creatures to tears ( we do it on our own ).
roselyne19
The dot is the beginning... impossible to draw a circle without a middle dot... or a line... but if one watches very closely the dot, there's no longer a dot... but emptyness...
skip2468
Thank you for your generous sharing. We hope that you are able to visit us again very soon. We are really missing you.
lovely and interesting...thought provoking....thank you for posting this.......
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There are gorgeous, thanks Roselyne