Prayer flags are traditionally put on mountain tops or high places to spread the positive energy of the prayers depicted on them in all directions, benefiting many sentient beings. It is believed the energy of the prayers and sacred mantras on the flags are blown in the wind and will bring joy, happiness and good health to all who see them as well as their families, loved ones, neighbors, and all people throughout the world. Prayer flags can be hung either horizontally on the eaves of a building or fastened vertically to posts (vertical or pole prayer flags). They can also be hung indoors to increase spiritual atmosphere. It is very important to take note of the dates you hang your prayer flags. If you hang your flags on the wrong astrological dates, you will continually encounter obstacles for as long as the prayer flags last. Check for auspicious days to hang flags in a Tibetan calendar, such as the Liberation Prison Project calendar. Made from colorful cloth squares in blue, white, red, green and yellow. The most popular prayer flag is the Windhorse prayerflag (Gyalten Tsemo Pungyen) Lama Zopa Rinpoche recommends that this flag should be flown at all centers. At the center of a prayer flag, there is an image of the Wind Horse. On the four corners of each of the Prayer Flags, are images of a Garuda, Dragon, Tiger, and Snow Lion which are the four sacred animals representing the Four Virtues of Wisdom, Strength, Confidence, and Joy. Many People have noticed how the prayer flags seem to quickly uplift the environment they are in and bring joy to those that see them. They really have a beautiful noticeable effect on ones surroundings. Prayer Flags come in sets of five colors. The five colors represent the five elements and are arranged from left to right in a specific order, they are arranged starting with the blue on the left.

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