Lung-Ta, Tibetan Prayer Flag
Lung-Ta, literally translated as Wind-Horse, is a traditional Tibetan prayerflag. It features a supreme horse of fortune in the centre, adorned by a tiger, a snow-lion, a Garuda and a dragon on its four sides. Lung-Ta is a means to enhance the four Astrological Aspects - Vitality of Life, Bodily Health, Prosperity & Fortune - which govern our happiness and suffering. The Garuda is famed for its aerial grandeur and the Dragon for its swift maneuvers. They rule the sky. The agile Tiger and the mighty Snow-lion rule the land. These magnificent creatures symbolize the growth of one's Astrological aspects. Prayer flags are hoisted for the transformation of bad to good fortune. It carries the message of peace, compassion,- power, wisdom and fulfillment of one's wishes. It may be hoisted at places such as on the roof of house, ofices, rooms, trees, monasteries, and in vehicles. While disposing off the flags when it gets old and worn out, it should be kept at a clean place or simply burned.
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