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Art therapy for cancer patients: the magic of mandala making – it relieves pain and stress
- Art therapy is increasingly being used around the world to complement cancer treatments as part of a wellness programme
- A Hong Kong cancer support organisation is offering three-day mandala making workshops and the artworks are going on display at an exhibition
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Gera Kwong Ka-lai, a receptionist at a Hong Kong security company, had never picked up a paintbrush or shown any interest in creative arts – until she discovered she had cancer.
When she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer four years ago, her sister encouraged her to reach out for help from support centres run by the Hong Kong Cancer Fund (HKCF).
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How painting calms the mind like meditation – artists in Hong Kong group show on the therapy of repetition
- Mandalas, with their intricate, repetitive designs, help Hindus and Buddhists grow spiritually. Chun Poon sees parallels between making them and painting
- Poon explores that idea in Mandalas, an exhibition of work by five Hong Kong artists. They talk of the freedom, catharsis and calmness that painting brings them
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In Hindu and Buddhist traditions, mandalas are an object of meditation that aid focus and help with a person’s spiritual growth, the geometric designs – mostly circular – made up of repetitive colours, shapes and patterns.
The intricate designs of the Tibetan sand mandalas can take days or even weeks to complete.
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