Sacred Geometry for Healing presents a collection of mandalas devoted to the deeply renewing experience of meditation. Why was this an important book for you to write?

The intention of Sacred Geometry for Healing began as the expression of myself as an artist. My goal as an artist was to find my essence, my true nature, and I began to discover myself as a mandala artist. My spirit would move me, and I would create mandalas with the synchronicity of numbers, 4 – 6 – 8 – 12 – 24 (sacred geometry), and so on. As my artwork manifested, I began to hand tool the mandalas in copper. A process known as copper repoussé. Copper is a healer and spiritual conductor. I presented my work in galleries and art shows and co-founded an art gallery collective.

Many, many beautiful mandalas were too intricate to tool in copper as 18 or 24 intricacies in the circle. And that emotionally pained me that they were being left behind. In 2019, when the gallery I was managing was closed temporarily due to the pandemic, the mandalas left behind began to call to me! I realized they were destined to be compiled into a book & Sacred Geometry for Healing: Art on a Mission was born and published!

My mission was to help healing through the observation of art. To create my book to facilitate the practice of deeply viewing and concentrating (meditating) on each of my artworks and their deep collective subconscious and consciously titled meaning. And thus instigating a way for the viewer to receive healing. This was a concept I evolved in sympathy with the tradition that relates mandalas with meditation in different aspects. From 2019 to 2025, a little knock in my solar plexus would keep telling me my book was unfinished. In 2025, after expanding the narrative and republishing my memoir, I had a revelation. Mantras! Mantras were speaking inside me to be written as corresponding healers in synchronicity with the visual and title meanings of each mandala in the original edition. 51 mantras flowed from me next to each mandala, and I knew the entire truth of my artist’s healing mission had come to fruition – Sacred Geometry for Healing: MANTRAS AND MANDALAS FOR MEDITATION.

How do you hope readers engage with the imagery—analytically, emotionally, or intuitively?

My approach to the creation of sacred geometry mandalas was natural, emotional & intuitive. The artworks manifested from me and spoke to me. After I created them, I felt their meaning as if they were communicating to me, and titled each work as I discovered its embodied meaning. They came from a deep connection with nature and creation. I feel the natural connection for the viewer is personal, and I hope each mandala conveys a universally accessible experience, whether by emotion, intuition, or analysis.

Do you see sacred geometry as something rooted in belief, or as something that can be experienced regardless of belief?

I see sacred geometry as something we experience every day naturally in nature, as a seashell or a snowflake. My mandalas, I hope, feel natural and accessible to everyone as nature is to all humanity, regardless of our individuality, beliefs, etcetera.

If a reader takes just one thing from this book, what do you hope it is?

I hope each reader receives something personal, as an artist feels when their art is viewed at an exhibit. I hope they are moved and receive from experiencing my artworks, deep meanings, and personal mantra expressions. And can relate them for themselves in any way they choose.

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