A Cosmos Mandala is a symbolic representation in Tibetan Buddhism that depicts the universe and the interconnectedness of all existence. In the mandala, the cosmos is usually illustrated as a vast, harmonious structure, encompassing a central sacred space surrounded by concentric circles or layers that represent various aspects of the universe and spiritual realms.
At the center of the Cosmos Mandala is often a focal deity or a divine symbol, representing the source of creation and the ultimate principle of unity. Surrounding this central point are multiple layers that include representations of deities, celestial beings, and sacred landscapes. These layers symbolize the different levels of existence and the interconnected nature of all things.
