A mandala is a complex mathematical construction that represents the model of the universe. This image came to the world from Eastern strict practices (Buddhism, Hinduism), where it was a holy picture of the universe of divinities. The actual word in Sanskrit signifies "circle", "plate", "focus". It is accepted that an accurately made mandala itself radiates positive energy vibrations and simultaneously fills in as a tuning fork for tuning an individual's vibrations. For in excess of 1,000 years of history, groups have been created and loaded up with the importance of a piece of the old style design:

 the external circle represents the Universe;

 the square recorded in it is the Earth, the material world, human existence;

 the inward circle is the habitation of the divine beings, the otherworldly world.

 This consecrated example is tracked down in Tibet and India, yet in addition in the Mayan and Aztec religions, on Slavic hallowed designs on garments and utensils, in the stained glass windows of Gothic churches, and in Indian "dream catchers". The names and examples vary in various nations, however the quintessence continues as before.

 The elephant is an image of force, knowledge, poise and power. Elephants were the mounts of lords, commanders and aristocrats in India, and it is accepted that the elephant has the characteristics that an ideal ruler ought to have. Simultaneously, the elephant represents overflow, collect, fruitfulness. Moreover, it is an image of insight, prescience and a feeling of extent. The elephant is an image of greatness, triumph over death and military ability. The Greeks and Romans for quite a while considered the elephant as a similar legendary animal as, for instance, the mythical beast. Furthermore, just during the successes of Alexander the Incomparable did they experience these creatures, having encountered their solidarity. From that point forward, they started to correspond their picture with military ability. 

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