What is Shinsunwa?
Connect to the source of the universe. Place your hands on the Qi-Circuit in the e-book, surrender, and simply allow. Let the subtle movements guide your hands, feel the qi — and you will be connected.
Selected Works
A glimpse into Shinsunwa — a selection of works to let you feel its atmosphere and symbolism.
Anandamayi Ma
2019.06.19
The striking feature of this piece is its magnificent 18-layered mandorla that radiates outward. I created this Shinsunwa while meditating on Anandamayi Ma’s photograph, and the experience felt like receiving darshan through pure energy. At her feet appears a symbol of the cosmic principle, with energy flowing through and connecting to her hands.
hafez
2019.11.11
When you first see Hafez’s Shinsunwa, there’s an immediate glow—overwhelming, yet captivating enough to catch you by surprise. The mandorla stretches across eleven distinct layers, dominating the composition with a mix of intensity and solidity. It’s a presence that naturally makes you stop and take notice.
Peter Deunov
2019.07.01
At his spiritual core lies a luminous symbol that blazes across multiple dimensions. Energy spirals around this central light while spiritual radiance flows outward, embracing all nearby beings. Unlike rigid traditional mandorla, this one takes flowing, organic forms.
Saint Francis of Assisi
2019.10.13
When I was creating Saint Francis’s Shinsunwa, something unexpected happened. The ‘path to the spiritual core’ naturally flowed beyond the top edge of my paper, as if it needed more room to breathe. So I added another sheet above—the way you might grab an extra page when a letter grows longer than expected.
Glossary
The Symbol of Cosmic Principles: How Spiritual Energy Transformed My Life
When I Immersed Myself in Visualizing Spiritual Energy It was 2011, not long after I had begun practicing Hwero meditation.…
