Sacred Containers: Finding Structure and Freedom Through Mandala Practice

Presented by
Julie Gibbons
Materials needed for the workshop:
A sheet of paper (ordinary drawing paper works fine), three round objects in graduated sizes (largest about 4.5 inches/11 cm, then medium, then small - Julie uses an incense burner, a drinks coaster, and a small lid), a pen or pencil to draw with (Julie uses a waterproof pen, but any writing tool works), two marker pens or coloring tools in complementary colors (Julie uses brush markers, but you can use crayons, colored pencils, or paint)

About the session

About the speaker

Based in Scotland, Julie Gibbons is a symbolic artist, educator, and guide who teaches mandala-based creative practice in times of personal and collective change. Through her work, she invites women to use symbols as a living language for reflection, healing, and meaning-making. Rooted in Jungian psychology, seasonal cycles, and decades of personal practice, Julie’s teaching offers the mandala as a practical, embodied process for exploring inner and outer worlds. Known for its depth, gentleness, and carefully held container, her work supports the development of sustainable creative rhythms that connect imagination, environment, and the inner life.

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Mandala Archetype PDF
Mandalas have a way of speaking to us—even if we don’t know why. The guide (and accompanying email series) introduces the mandala as an archetypal symbol and offers a clear, reflective way to understand its meaning in creative and contemporary life.

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