'...movement towards Psychological growth, expressing the idea of safe refuge, inner reconciliation & wholeness- mandala's were created as a means for restoration- Dr. Carl Jung saw this as a symbol of completeness/wholeness/perfection & the self.'
The Earth Mandala Workshop
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The Earth Mandala Workshop: Harvested Nature Art Open booking 2021 Calendar Year Moriah is a New Jersey Visual Artist, Expressionist Painter, Mystical Poet and Art Psychotherapist serving the community providing art therapy as well as working independently in her studio and the great outdoors. The last several years Moriah has been exploring the innate healing properties of ephemeral arts and offering mandala workshops/sessions to various populations and communities primarily in New Jersey, New York & Pennsylvania. The Intention of this workshop is to liberate individuals to step into their innate Creator capacities & to connect to Nature with mindful presence. Moriah is offering a 1-2 hour earth mandala workshop guiding groups and individuals in the ancient art-making of mandalas utilizing naturally sourced contents from nearby environments. Mandalas means 'circle' in Sanskrit & is an art practice that can be seen all over the world in different mediums and cultures as a form of prayer, an aide to meditation, human expression and for healing connection to nature/ourselves. Mandala is an art form that is known in art & psychology to reduce stress-levels, create grounding and engage our senses in a conscious way of being. |
Currently available for Earth Mandala Photography Exhibition & Artist Dialogue at your selected gallery &/or agency within the Tri-State Area.
To find out more information or to book your date/accommodation for The Earth Mandala Workshop &/or Exhibition at your agency/gallery or for private sessions with Moriah in 2021 year, please contact her via email moriahmylod@gmail.com |
“The mandala (sacred circle) is an archetypal image whose occurrence is attested throughout the ages. It signifies the wholeness of the Self. This circular image represents the wholeness of the psychic ground or, to put it in mythic terms, the divinity incarnate in man. This is evidently an attempt at self-healing on the part of Nature, which does not spring from conscious reflection but from an instinctive impulse.”
–Carl Jung, Swiss Psychoanalyst/Artist