The Jhyas Mandala is a significant Tibetan Buddhist mandala centered around a specific deity or symbolic figure, known as “jhyas.” At its core, it features a central element that embodies the primary focus of spiritual practice, representing profound aspects of the teachings or the deity’s attributes. The mandala’s design is characterized by intricate geometric patterns, including concentric circles and squares, which symbolize the universe’s order and unity.
These patterns are arranged to create a sense of balance and harmony, reflecting the mandala’s role as a tool for meditation and spiritual insight. The Jhyas Mandala serves as a visual representation of the sacred and the divine, guiding practitioners in their spiritual journey.
