Sacred Geometry Pages

Sacred Geometry is a major factor in creating mandalas. There are pages with descriptions and examples of Sacred Geometry, as well as pages of common sacred geometric shapes and symbols used throughout history.

Common Shapes and Their Meanings

In every mandala, there are basic shapes that are used. There are 2 pages that cover the most common basic shapes, their, descriptions, and their esoteric meanings.

Common Mandala Shapes

Using common basic shapes, and combining them can create beautiful symbols and designs. Some of the most common shapes used in mandala creation are covered here.

Common Shapes Tracing Templates

There are 12 pages containing common mandala shapes and symbols tracing templates. Once you begin tracing, and thus creating muscle memory, you will be able to incorporate these shapes and symbols into the mandala templates contained in the rest of the workbook.

Decorate a Mandala Templates

There are 4 pages of solid line, mandala templates, as well as 4 pages of tracing mandala templates.

These are fully created mandalas that you can use to begin your creation process.

You can use the symbols and shapes that you learned about on the previous pages to design these templates.

Each template is printed on the right side of the page with nothing printed on the back of it. This will prevent any printing bleed through as you decorate each template.

It is recommended that you place a loose, blank piece of paper under the page you are working on. This will prevent any bleed through of your pens and markers onto the next pages in the workbook.

Mini-Mandala Templates

There are 4 pages of solid line, mini-mandala templates for you to start creating from scratch. Each row contains different pie sections out of 360 degrees.

You can use the symbols and shapes that you learned about on the previous pages to begin creating your own mandalas on these templates.

Each template is printed on the right side of the page with nothing printed on the back of it. This will prevent any printing bleed through as you decorate each template.

It is recommended that you place a loose, blank piece of paper under the page you are working on. This will prevent any bleed through of your pens and markers onto the next pages in the workbook.

Full Size Mandala Templates with Grid and Pie Pieces

There are 12 pages of solid line, full page, mandala templates. Each of these templates contains a background grid, as well as different pie sections out of 360 degrees.

You can use the symbols and shapes that you learned about on the previous pages to begin creating your own mandalas on these templates.

Each template is printed on the right side of the page with nothing printed on the back of it. This will prevent any printing bleed through as you decorate each template.

It is recommended that you place a loose, blank piece of paper under the page you are working on. This will prevent any bleed through of your pens and markers onto the next pages in the workbook.

Full Size Mandala Templates with Grid

There are 4 pages of solid line, full page, mandala templates. Each of these templates contains a background grid, but do not contain any pie sections out of 360 degrees.

There are also 4 template pages that are grid only, so that you can start completely from scratch by creating your own circle templates.

You can use the symbols and shapes that you learned about on the previous pages to begin creating your own mandalas on these templates.

Each template is printed on the right side of the page with nothing printed on the back of it. This will prevent any printing bleed through as you decorate each template.

It is recommended that you place a loose, blank piece of paper under the page you are working on. This will prevent any bleed through of your pens and markers onto the next pages in the workbook.