TSM Quizzes

What is the primary purpose of Tibetan Sand Mandalas?

• To provide decoration in Tibetan monasteries.
• To symbolize impermanence and for use in Buddhist rituals.
• To serve as a form of artistic expression.
• To represent Tibetan festivals.

In Tibetan Sand Mandalas, the central elements often symbolize:

• The impermanence of all things.
• Various aspects of the spiritual journey.
• Purely decorative elements.
• Tibetan deities.

What does the lotus flower commonly symbolize in a Tibetan Sand Mandala?

• Purity and enlightenment.
• Impermanence and change.
• Suffering and attachment.
• Artistic expression.

Which elements are typically used in creating a Tibetan Sand Mandala? (Check all that apply)

• Sand
• Colored pigments
• Water
• Canvas or paper
• Paintbrushes

Mindfulness can be incorporated into the process of creating a Tibetan Sand Mandala by focusing on each grain of sand, practicing conscious breathing, and maintaining a deep sense of _______________ throughout the process.

What is the primary purpose of Tibetan Sand Mandalas?

• To provide decoration in Tibetan monasteries.
• To symbolize impermanence and for use in Buddhist rituals.
• To serve as a form of artistic expression.
• To represent Tibetan festivals.

In Tibetan Sand Mandalas, the central elements often symbolize:

• The impermanence of all things.
• Various aspects of the spiritual journey.
• Purely decorative elements.
• Tibetan deities.

What does the lotus flower commonly symbolize in a Tibetan Sand Mandala?

• Purity and enlightenment.
• Impermanence and change.
• Suffering and attachment.
• Artistic expression.

Which elements are typically used in creating a Tibetan Sand Mandala? (Check all that apply)

• Sand
• Colored pigments
• Water
• Canvas or paper
• Paintbrushes

Mindfulness can be incorporated into the process of creating a Tibetan Sand Mandala by focusing on each grain of sand, practicing conscious breathing, and maintaining a deep sense of _______________ throughout the process.