Visualisation Imagery- Oil Painting On Canvas

by Kapil Goel Director

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Visualisation Imagery- Oil Painting

Of all the different layers of concentration expounded in the yogasootras, it is the seeded kind that is aided by visualisation imagery Oil Painting. By seeded, Maharshi Patanjali meant the state of the mind that still contains the singular remnant of a dying impression (sanskara). The abstract oil painting that you see on this page is a visualisation aid designed to propel the mind of the yogi towards seeded samadhi.

It is a fine mix of solid pastel tones blending into a vortex at the Bindu (dot) in the center. It is an absorbing scarlet color, surrounded by white and gold and earthier greens, blues, and browns. The brushstrokes that make up the multitude of colors in the vortex are extended upwards into panels of aquamarine blue and the color of fire. This is the most striking aspect of the composition.

The section beneath the vortex is dominated by shades of crimson. Upon the bosom of the red earth, one could see a pair of limbs gathered in a fine padmasana. Situated thereon is a semblance of the female genital, a symbol of shakti, an aspect of the feminine. The same is surrounded by the body of a blooming lotus. With intricate brushwork, the petals of the lotus are blent into the curves of the vortex at the center of the composition.