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		<title>Exploring Other Parts of the Body</title>
		<description>Henna does not take as well on other parts of the body, but it still looks great. There is a myth that traditional henna is done only on the hands and feet. The ancients used it all over the body as well. Henna lasts longer on the hottest parts of ...</description>
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		<title>Henna on the Feet</title>
		<description>You have probably noticed that the ankles and tops of the feet are a popular location for permanent tattoos. It is traditional in India to have the soles of the feet painted. You may be thinking, now why in the world would I paint my soles? Who would see it ...</description>
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		<title>Hands and feed and other Cool Body Parts</title>
		<description>Mehndi is meant to be painted on the palms of the hands. In fact, it stains more deeply there. Think about your hands for a moment. We usually do not stop to appreciate the role they play in our lives. They are there for doing and showing. We use them ...</description>
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		<title>Moroccan Symbols</title>
		<description>Moroccan mehndi designs are mainly concerned with protection and fertility. The evil eye is feared by many Mediterranean people, even to this day. An image of the hand, or khamsa (pronounced haam-sa), is thought to counteract the effect of the evil eye. Eyes and hands are common motifs in Moroccan ...</description>
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		<title>Fruits, Flowers, and Animals</title>
		<description>The unripe mango (keri) is a symbol of virginity, often used in mehndi painted on new brides. It also symbolizes the coming of summer. Vines are symbols of devotion. You can draw vines around the wrists or on the legs, creeping around as vines do on the sides of homes. ...</description>
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		<title>The Lotus</title>
		<description>The lotus is a flower that grows out of the mud or water in and around India. It is the most symbolic form of plant life for many Eastern religions, and it appears over and over again in religious art. It symbolizes the Self rising up through the unconscious, growing ...</description>
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		<title>Understanding the Mandala</title>
		<description>A famous Swiss psychologist named Carl Jung, which is pronounced yoong. Explored the concept of the mandala in depth. A mandala is an image of form within form. Often it is shaped like a circle, but it can be any shape. Mandalas have concentric patterns that relate back to a ...</description>
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		<title>Ancient Symbols of India</title>
		<description>There is a great deal to be learned from the ancient designs that have been passed down from generation to generation by the women of the East. One of the incredible things that you will discover as you look at the symbols of various cultures is that human beings seem ...</description>
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		<title>Introduction To Symbols and Designs</title>
		<description>Many contemporary mehndi artists are already visual artists when they discover henna painting. Even if you do not paint or draw, that should not stop you from experimenting with henna design. Let your creative spirit soar. This is a time to get in touch with your intuition. Perhaps you or ...</description>
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		<title>Prepping the Skin</title>
		<description>Many women exfoliate the night before getting mehndi. You can use a loofah to do this. It is also suggested that you shave or wax the area you intend to paint (if it is a hairy area). Hair removal is not a necessity; it is just that the henna sometimes ...</description>
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