Do Mandalas still work if you cover/hide them?

[Rain]

If you cover or hide a Mandala, will it still work?

For example, placing a Mandala underneath a photo within a photo frame.

What are some other ways you can use Mandalas without having people in your life asking pesky questions about them?

[mrpixeltech]

Put up a ton of framed collages and generally go full “college dorm chic”/“money can’t buy taste” chic. It’ll be so gaudy and interspersed with photos that don’t mean anything else you can tell them they serve as your creative inspiration.

[Seraph]

the mandala is working as long as they’re within the range of your aura

[Rain]

That’s a good idea. I was thinking I could stack them in a small envelope and put them in my wallet.

[Rosechalice]

Yes, that works

[Seraph]

Printing NFTs as Tags

Experimenting with small prints laminated together and placed in my cell phone case. I have 9 in the photo but can probably fit at least 15 of that size with no stacking or overlap. [small printed NFTs - laminated together] Edit: In windows you can select multiple photos and print them together on the same sheet of paper. Just select the photos and right click to select print from the dropdown menu. You have several choices such as up to 9 wallet size or 35 contact print size photos on 1 s…

check this out

[mrpixeltech]

Well, mandala’s and NFTs don’t really mind distortion/etc, so you CAN print them stupid small, say a 3/3 in the space of a normal wallet sized photo, and just put that in one of those plastic photo wallet inserts. If you do it on semi-decent photo paper, it’ll only ever look like the insert came with them stock and you just never got rid of it.

[Rain]

Now THIS is a great idea. You could even cut them up individually and stack them inside something like this:

[benign_polaris]

Anyone know of any materials that reduce or block effects?