The Mandala

In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, a mandala is a mystical symbol of the Cosmos. The circle combines harmoniously with the square. This is how the present and the past, reality and dream intertwine in the world of single mother Łucja. However, instead of harmony, there is arduous daily rehabilitation work and a nightmare as if from another dimension. In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, a mandala is a mystical symbol of the Cosmos. The circle combines harmoniously with the square. This is how the present and the past, reality and dream intertwine in the world of single mother Łucja. However, instead of harmony, there is arduous daily rehabilitation work and a nightmare as if from another dimension. In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, a mandala is a mystical symbol of the Cosmos. The circle combines harmoniously with the square. This is how the present and the past, reality and dream intertwine in the world of single mother Łucja. However, instead of harmony, there is arduous daily rehabilitation work and a nightmare as if from another dimension. In Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism, a mandala is a mystical symbol of the Cosmos. The circle combines harmoniously with the square. This is how the present and the past, reality and dream intertwine in the world of single mother Łucja. However, instead of harmony, there is arduous daily rehabilitation work and a nightmare as if from another dimension.