This is a mandala I did for a client who is seeking her divine through the strengthening of her self-worth.

In my meditation for her, I had a vision of a beautiful white flower on a lake. It was initially under the shadow of many large trees looming over it, but then it floated away and started blooming under the sunny sky, radiating its own unique beauty, warmth and gentle power. The flower was slowly being filled with pearls, conveying a message for my client about her inner substance and light, which is still hidden, but which she needs to draw from in order to shine. Along with it I saw in my vision the Star card of Tarot, confirming that Spirit is with her as she journeys along her chosen path, guiding her to reach the stars that are awaiting her, perfectly aligned with her destiny.

She is called to ‘come out’ and shine like a bright star, to be a beacon of light that heals, guides and inspires, to fulfill her mission on earth with renewed hope, faith and confidence. She is asked to let go of limiting beliefs and self-doubt and instead, to embrace her worth and find the courage to express her emotions, her truth and her divine self.

The Suwa Mandala “The Star” depicts her ‘small/limited self’ at the centre (the white lilly which also symbolizes the purity of the 'original self'), the part of her ‘self’ that can be seen by the world. Her ‘real’ and ‘unlimited self’ is seen below as her reflection, filling her with her essence (the pearls) and light. In terms of the Light Language based on Sacred Geometry that has been used in the mandala, the turquoise dodecahedron as well as the turquoise and peach pyramids are used to recognize and enhance her self-esteem/worth. The form of the star emerges naturally from the elements of the three-dimensional dodecahedron, symbolizing the importance of self-esteem/worth in becoming the star that she is meant to be.