Notice the eight-pointed star design, suggesting the Seal of Melchizedek or the Star Anise.
She dropped by the school last night just as I was closing up and showed me the book. She doesn't read this blog, and I haven't discussed any of my red book or eight-pointed star syncs with her. She usually paints on paper or on stones. This time she chose a red book cover for no particular reason, just on a whim. She said she didn't have anything to write in it and asked if I wanted it. So now I have this book.
I'm not sure what I'm supposed to write in it, either, but perhaps that will become clear with time. In the meantime, I'll resist the temptation to fill it with "I like ham. I don't like ham."
2 comments:
She did a really nice job - looks great.
I looked up "Mandala" and it apparently is a word that in Sanskrit that means "circle or disc".
So, with that artwork on the cover, you could kind of say you have a red circle-book, and books in the shape of circles (or spheres), particularly when it comes to red books, is definitely a hit. I guess the image or art itself - the circle-sun-star object - already ties to this, but the name of the artwork itself reinforces the notion.
Your supposed to use it to record instances of the Mandala Effect.
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