The Week in Buddha Doodles
It’s been a lovely & busy week putting the final touches on the page-a-day calendar. I hope that you are staying safe and healthy.
Here is this week in doodles!
Ooty (elephant) and Zed (monk) are in a hot air balloon. The ballon has purple and white stripes on the bottom, and a yellow top with bright pink hearts. The sky is bright blue with white fluffy clouds. Zed and Ooty are looking over the sides. The caption says: Take a wider view. The doodle is by Molly Hahn, also known as mollycules.
Ooty (elephant) and Zed (monk) are sitting down together. Zed is looking at his smart phone and Ooty is looking at his laptop. The caption says: “Click Mindfully”. The doodle is by Molly Hahn, also known as mollycules.
A girl with short pink hair and fairy wings is sitting cross legged with her eyes closed while hugging a heart shaped pillow. The caption says: “Tend to your triggers with Love.” The doodle is by Molly Hahn, also known as mollycules.
Image description:
Ooty (elephant) and Zed (monk) are standing outside on a beautiful area of bright green grass. The sun is about an hour away from setting and the sky is filled with rain clouds. Zed and Ooty are looking up in awe at a butterfly that is glowing because it caught the reflection of the sun bouncing off of a puddle. The captions says: “Catch Magical Moments”. The doodle is by Molly Hahn, also known as mollycules.
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Meet Molly
Cartoonist and Teacher
“I started Buddha Doodles in 2011 for personal therapy during a really difficult time. Because I had been cartooning and sharing my work on the web since 2001, I was naturally inclined to post my doodles on social media.
I was grateful when the doodles found their way into the hearts of so many others!
Creativity continues to play a key role in managing my mental health as I have lived with PTSD and Bi-Polar for most my life.
I hope that by sharing my message publicly I can help others who are also struggling with mental illness and to see that it is possible to transmute difficult experiences into something beautiful.” -Mollycules