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Mandala, literally meaning a circle, is tantric meditation device. It is a visual aid for concentration and introversive meditation leading to the attainment of insights and to activation forces culminating in ‘siddhi’ supernaturel forces. The Mandala graphic representation of the process. It is not only theoretical but practical as an operation scheme involving a clear plan practical realization of the process within oneself. It becomes as instrument (Yantra). There are many types of Mandala depending on nature of the central deity. The first Mandala was designed with dhyani Buddha in the centre. The manual represents palace of purity, a magic sphere cleaned of spiritual obstacles and impurities. The square of the ‘sacred palace’ proper is enclosed in multiple circles of flame, vajra, cemeteries (appears only wrathful deity), lotus, then the inner square to reach of the deity of the Mandala. The Dalai Lama explain that the image of Mandala is said to extremely profound because meditation on it serves as an antidote quickly eradicating the obstruction to liberation and obstruction to omniscience.