The mandala operates as a recording device, registering the unity of the movement, vibration, tension and rhythm of your feelings and thoughts. Make sure to visualize your dynamic mandala over the course of your day, revisiting those sensations of your body, your feelings and emotions, that accompanied your practice session.

In this manner, your thoughtform’s composition shall be reinforced, strengthened, bringing you ever closer to your goal. A dynamic mandala onto which you shall have imprinted your perceptions, sensations and thought shall generate a surprisingly substantive, vital and lasting thoughtform construction. It shall contain your will, your purpose to succeed in what you set for yourself; it shall protect the integrity and invulnerability of your thought. In order for the development of your thoughtform not to be interrupted, nourish it and sustain it with daily practice.

Be thoughtful, precise and rational in your selection of goals! Honestly, our Mirrors are not playthings. They are actively functional instruments. And if you set for yourself, as your goal, to see your dynamic mandala in a dream, while sleeping, and there, while still dreaming, to use it to enter into the subject of your dreams – that is easily enough accomplished….

The first energy center is the Muladhara. Its color is red. It is found below the coccyx, on the anterior side of the spinal column. When this energy center is insufficiently active, a person is excessively cautious, fearful, incapable of fairly assessing her or his own abilities, requiring constant encouragement and reassurance. Worries and anxieties consume him or her. Such a person is quickly fatigued, and may exhibit a propensity to be manipulative. In order to activate this center, use red dynamic mandalas. Excessive activity is expressed in physical aggressiveness, militancy, impulsiveness, intensely assertive sexuality, hyperactivity. In order to bring this center into a state of equilibrium, utilize green dynamic mandalas, and then revert back to a red mandala.

For the benefit of the first energy center, it is best to meditate on qualities of fearlessness, indomitable willpower, steadfastness, resilience, fortitude, justice, respect and esteem.

The second energy center is the Svadhistana. Its color is orange. It is found behind the perineum, on the spinal cord. When this center is insufficiently active, a person tends to be mistrustful, fears expressing emotions, is unsociable, has difficulty expressing his or her individuality, is overly concerned with the opinions of others. In order to develop this center, use dynamic mandalas that are orange. Excessive activity of the second center is expressed in selfishness, egotism, arrogance, lustfulness, pride, a lust for power, emotional fragility and overreaction. To normalize such a state, use dark blue hues, and follow them with a small portion of orange.

The second energy center profits from nourishment with information about such qualities as selfless love for all that lives, freedom, independence, invulnerability, flexibility, unobstructed flow, wholeness and wholesomeness, purity, youth, lightness, responsiveness, experience, kindness. 

The third energy center is Manipura. Its color is yellow. It is found in the region of the solar plexus, on the spinal column, behind the navel. An overactive third center iss reflected in excessive fussiness; a demanding, pedantic, perfectionist, fault-finding nature; criticism; stubbornness; a need for constant changes and endless variety. To normalize this center, use dynamic mandalas in which violet and purple colors dominate. An underactive third center leads to feelings of being insufficiently appreciated or accepted; plans that are left unfulfilled, an inability to act; feelings of isolation; a fear of having to master or learn new things. In such cases, use mandalas that are yellow.

For the third center, meditate on the attributes and qualities of omnipotence, incandescence, passion, omniscience; being in command of all that can be known, grasped, heard, seen, penetrated into; of growth, creativity, inspiration, nurturing and concentration.

The fourth energy center is the Anahata. Its color is green. It is found in the center of the breast, on the spinal column. An overactive fourth center leads to manifestations of rage, anger, jealousy, envy, blaming others for everything; stinginess, greed or a miserly nature; excessive self-confidence. To restore equilibrium to this center, use rose-colored dynamic mandalas, and follow with a green mandala. Persons with an insufficiently open Anahata demonstrate uncertainty, insecurity, difficulty asserting their own will, possessiveness, doubts in themselves, feelings of abandonment and loneliness, insufficient compassion. Work with mandalas that are green.

The fourth mandala is strengthened by meditation on mercy, compassion, serenity, irresistibility, open access, availability, desirability, keenness of perceptions, demanding insistence, assertiveness, severity, omniscience, multifacetedness, crushing force, constancy, patronage and philanthropy, radiance, rationality, omnipotence, sovereignty, solidity, substance, dependability, capability, detachment, monolithic essence, health, bountiful prosperity, extroversion, confidence. 

The fifth energy center is the Vishudha. Its color is azure blue. It is found in the area between the shoulder blades, on the spinal column. An overactive fifth center is characterized by a tendency to despotism and oppressive control, fanaticism, excess and overreaction, harsh outbursts, roughness or even brutish coarseness. Insufficiencies of the fifth center are marked by an unthinking submissiveness to others, resistance to change, melancholy, stubbornness, difficulties in interactions, deficiencies in being able to articulate one’s thoughts and feelings. Dynamic mandalas of light-blue colors are used to nurture this energy center.

For the fifth center, meditate on information related to the attributes and qualities of all that encourages continuity, constancy, consistency, growth of potential, perfection, sensitivity, refinement, mobility and graceful progression. 

The sixth energy center is the Adjna. Its color is deep blue. It is found where the lines that cross the bridge of the nose intersect with the opening of the ears. Overactivity of this center is expressed in anxiety, fearfulness, hypersensitivity, a tendency to disparage or discount the actions of others. To direct this center towards a more harmonious state, use pale orange hues, such as apricot or peach, followed by a small dose of deep blue. An underactive sixth center leads to a tendency to doubt and suspect, to envy the abilities or accomplishments of others, forgetfulness, superstition, fearfulness and restless agitation. In such cases, use a deep blue mandala. A well-developed sixth center is imparts heightened intuition, creative imagination and a gift for clairvoyance.