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Last edited Mar 15, 2025
Created on Mar 15, 2025

Six rotating Buddha silhouettes form a continuously spinning mandala on a dark, floral background. Each SVG path is rendered at a different scale, color, and opacity, and they rotate around a shared center point at different offsets. The animation is driven by React state updated every 30 milliseconds, with each BuddhaPath component using a static path string transformed via rotate and scale attributes. React 16.10 and ReactDOM manage the component rendering and state updates.

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Rotating Buddha Mandala

A React application that displays rotating Buddha paths in a mandala-like pattern.

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