Flag of the Lungta (or Wind Horse)
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This flag of the lungta (or wind horse) presents us with an essential character in Tibetan culture.
- The lungta flag and a Tibetan lucky charm with multiple interpretations
- The wind horse is associated with the four elemental animals of Tibet
- Very colorful, it can easily be used as decoration...
- . ..but is mainly used for spiritual reasons
- Selected by our Himalayan crops specialist
- Made by direct printing on the fabric
- Size: 102 x 95 cm
- Refund ALWAYS possible (see our returns policy)
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What is the meaning of the lungta flag in Tibet?
The lungta, also called the wind horse, is a sacred animal in Tibetan mythology with a more than interesting meaning. There are actually several ways to view this lucky symbol.
On a physical level, the lungta is a mythical Tibetan creature that combines the speed of the wind and the strength of the horse, all in order to be able to transport prayers from the earth to the sky.
This is also one of the reasons why the wind horse is often found on Tibetan flags: its role is indeed to transport prayers to share them with the whole world.
Here, these are sacred mantras which are written everywhere on the flag and which will therefore be offered.
From an energetic point of view, this lungta flag is associated with a kind of " vital force ". This animal is in fact seen as a vector of enlightenment, and a tamer of evil. These expressions may seem somewhat ethereal, but these are the Tibetan ways of speaking...
If we look at it in a purely spiritual way, the lungta, or Tibetan wind horse, symbolizes the space in which the four primordial elements (symbolized on this lungta flag by the four other animals) can meet to form the world and the material.
One thing is certain: no matter which perspective we adopt, this lungta flag deserves our full attention.
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