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Tibetan Prayer Flags,Horizontal - sets of 25These Prayer Flags have the windhorse and its blessings printed on them, and are used throughout Asia to let the winds send blessings up into the atmosphere. As the flags decay, the blessings fall to the Earth. Each flag is block-printed by hand by monks as it has been done for centuries. Item #FL-TPF. Picture and note on deterioration.
They are strung in multiples of five flags, in the element colors red (fire), white (space or metal), yellow (earth), green (air or wood) and blue (water), with prayers stamped on each. |
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Prayer Flags - Horizontal These flags come strung on a rope, and are to be hung horizontally from any structure, from trees, front porches etc. It is amazing how these flags will raise the Chi energy of the area they are hung up in - we have tied great lengths of them together and strung them high up from tree to tree, and they make the energy of our Gompa enormous and vibrant. Item #FL-PF.
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Vertical 5-Element Wind Horse Prayer FlagsThese Wind Horse Prayer Flags are made in one long strip of five flags stitched together, each flag representing an essential element color. Each flag is block-printed by hand. Wind Horse carries blessings of the Buddha's teachings, auspicious circumstances are created and obstacles of all kinds are diverted. In feng shui, the fluttering of the flags and the colors uplift a depressed area, and balance it. hang the flags vertically, on a pole, tree the side of a house or anywhere they can be secured and exposed to the wind. The rope is included. These are usually hung from flag poles, and, incidentally, will raise the chi wherever they are installed. They will also strengthen one's health chi if placed correctly. Check with your feng shui consultant. Item #FL-WHVP. Picture and note on deterioration.
A riderless horse speeds tirelessly across the heavens, carrying an auspicious faceted jewel that radiates peace and harmony. The snapping of Prayer Flags in the wind evokes the sound of hooves of the Windhorse (Lung-Tha) galloping in the sky, riding the breezes and carrying prayers to the universe to benefit all sentient beings. Our Prayer Flags are printed from hand carved woodblocks in the traditional manner. Enjoy the slow fading of color as they hang in the elements. To dispose of old flags with respect, please burn them. |
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Tara Prayer Flags - horizontal -#TT The task for these Tibetan prayer flags is to promote good fortune and to dispel danger. In Tibet they are called 'lung-ta', and are traditionally hung around auspicious places such as temples, stupas, mountain tops and passes as well as above homes and fields. The idea is that the wind carries the prayers to the universe to benefit all sentient beings. As they disintegrate, the bits of cloth fall to the ground to bless the earth. Each set has 5 hand-printed flags sewn onto a cotton cord for hanging. Each is printed with Tara and her prayers of compassion. 24" x 12" and about 7'long. Item #FL-TARA. |
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Little Prayer Flag Garlands (horizontal)What a great idea! A garland of 25 beautiful little prayer flags - 25 of them - to put anywhere you want! I have seen them used over the shrine, over a doorway, to decorate a tree - there are so many uses for these strings of wonderful little flags! Each flag is about 4" x 4", and there are 25 flags strung together with a gold ribbon. There is a choice of two kinds of handmade paper flags with either the Om Mani with the color of each syllable on the flag, or the 8 auspicious Luck signs and their accompanying colors. And the cloth ones, with Lucky Signs on them. Item #FL-TINY. Picture.
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Traditional Tibetan Doorway Hanging - OUT OF STOCKThis typical hanging is designed to be placed over an entrance or in a doorway. The central image on each of the 3 prayer flags is that of the Wind Horse surrounded by prayers and mantras. Flags along the bottom represent the Five Elements. Fits the average doorway. An excellent Feng Shui solution to use for an "empty doorway". Item #FL-DoorT. Picture.
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Tibetan Door Curtain #1Endless knot design. The size of a door, approx. 36" x 80". Beautifully hand-made and very lovely. Made of Heavy Cotton, with tabs to slide the door rod through. Lined. Each one is a little different ruffle. Item #GI-TDC. Picture.
Very Special. These curtains are in general use and take the place of doors, hence the name. As you know, the Tibetan culture in inseparable from its spiritual traditions. Thus, it is normal to see symbols of Tibetan Buddhism employed in decorative ways. Symbols on door curtains embody a subject of meditative contemplation. |
$65.00 | |
Tibetan Door Curtain #2This door curtain is made of heavy cotton, and the design is printed on the fabric. The color is red on orangy-yellow cotton, and is very protective energetically. It is the size of a normal door. Item #GI-TCD2. Picture. |
$36.00 | |
Tibetan Door Curtain #3This is a fabulous door curtain in 3 different colors, all with multi-colored Auspicious Symbols. Made of heavy cotton, with the EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS gorgeously HAND EMBROIDERED on it. VERY PROTECTIVE ... especially good for doors which lead to the outside. Colors are in a bright red background (as shown in picture), or maroon, which is a little more subdued, which is beautifully lined. Also comes in Blue, with a white border. Regular door-sized, in cotton. Ruffle color may vary. Item #GI-TDC3. Picture.
An Explanation of the EIGHT AUSPICIOUS SYMBOLS by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso: The UMBRELLA symbolizes the umbrella of the Buddhist Community and teaches us that first we should enter the Buddhist family. The GOLDEN FISH symbolize harmony indicating that under this umbrella we should always live in harmony and peace. The VASE symbolizes wealth and teaches us that we should enjoy the inner wealth of our faith, moral discipline, our study and practice of Dharma, benefiting others, sense of shame, consideration for others, and wisdom. The LOTUS symbolizes purity which indicates that we should always strive to become a pure being by practicing the Bodhisattva's way of life. The CONCH SHELL symbolizes the Dharma Jewel and teaches us that we should accomplish the Dharma Jewel, the realizations of the stages of path, within our mind. The KNOT OF ETERNITY symbolizes an uncommon quality of Buddha's realizations, namely his realization of omniscient wisdom. The VICTORY BANNER symbolizes an uncommon quality of Buddha's abandonment, his abandonment of the delusions and mistaken appearance. These last two signs together indicate that through gaining the Dharma Jewel, the realizations of the stages of the path to enlightenment, we shall attain two uncommon qualities of Buddha. The DHARMA WHEEL indicates that, having attained these two uncommon qualities of Buddha, we are able to lead all living beings to permanent liberation from suffering, principally by turning the wheel of Dharma, that is by giving Dharma teachings. This is our final goal. |
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