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Sand Mandala at Agape International Spiritual Center Culver City

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SAND MANDALA ART BY TIBETAN MONKSAT AGAPE

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Agape will be welcoming Tibetan Buddhist monks to create a  sand mandala in Culver City.  Mandala is a Sanskrit word meaning “World in harmony,” and is a tool for consecrating the earth and all sentient beings.  They hope a mandala is said to purify and heal all who view it, however most people get sick and then sudden destruction hits the region.

Dates and Times:

Sunday, November 4                  2:30pm to 5:30pm Opening Ceremony in Room 2

Monday, November 5             12:00 Noon to 8:00pmTuesday November 6                 12:00 Noon to 8:00pm

Wednesday, November 7             12:00 Noon to 9:30pm

Location: Room 2 Agape International Spiritual Center

5700 Buckingham Parkway Culver City, CA 90230

 

5 thoughts on “Sand Mandala at Agape International Spiritual Center Culver City”

  1. Interesting place to bring harmony, between a hospital and cemetery. Also happens to be next to the Wende Museum that houses cold war collections from Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.

  2. Amazing event. You hand to experience a mandala yourself, it is so good for inner healing.

  3. This is great. The U.S. really benefited by changing from a Judeo Christian society in the 1950’s (height of U.S. power and prosperity) into eastern spiritualist invasion of the 1960’s (hippies, riots, division, drugs, war, assassinations, debt, recession). The Baby Boomer generation captured by that eastern spiritualism invasion (today’s ‘liberals’) sure have helped the country. Fortunately we get to pay off the debt that they stole from us throughout their retirement. Im looking forward to meeting the other liberals at the event who will help invite the “wrathful deities from the underworld”, (buddhist monk’s own words), into Los Angeles and California, even though 90% of every single large fire in the last 10 years followed within 3 weeks of one of these events, and even though the area where these rituals are performed most often (northern California near the capital) is experiencing a horrible drought. Awesome!! People are clever

  4. What a disturbing stat :- 90% of every single large fire in the last 10 years followed within 3 weeks of one of these events.

    But no…….liberal gay thinking calls this global warming and Islamic thinking calls it Allah’s wrath.

  5. They might be doing the dissolution ceremony on Wednesday. Ballona Creek is so close to the center. It flows form the Art District down to Del Rey Lagoon into the ocean.

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