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The AMAYA Path: Maṇḍala, circles and daily Goddesses

Kalanath D'Aysén

Begin with the whole Maṇḍala, choose a circle and read its public description. Daily Goddesses belong to the daily layer; the Arsenal leads to individual practice materials.

  1. Maṇḍala
  2. Selected circle
  3. Selected circle description

The Path requires ACADEMY access. If you do not have access, the app shows the access options. The Path presents the teaching through connected parts. The overall image shows its structure, while a circle’s description helps you explore one area. You do not need to memorise every name on your first visit.

Move from the whole map to one circle

App steps at a glance

  1. Look at the Maṇḍala

    Notice the arrangement of the circles. This is a map of the teaching in AMAYA’s tradition.

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  2. Choose a circle

    Choose one of the six circle buttons below the Maṇḍala. The faces and description of the selected circle appear below.

  3. Read one theme

    Read the selected circle's description below its faces. Select a face to open a short card with its name, circle and a brief explanation of that circle. Find guidance for an individual practice in the Arsenal.

Understanding the daily Goddesses

The Path includes a separate daily layer. It shows which Goddesses relate to the current solar and lunar day within the tradition’s system. Keep this distinct from the full structure of the Maṇḍala.

Force and Goddess are terms from the teaching. This map does not describe a measured medical or physical model of a person.

Move towards a practice

After reading a public description, you can explore the Arsenal and see what an individual material concerns. Description, guidance and access to restricted material are separate stages.

Seeing the Maṇḍala does not mean every practice is open. Check the conditions of the material and the boundaries of your access.

Try it in AMAYA

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