Gandhanra Golden Typeface Tibetan Bunting Prayer Flags of Amitayus Infinite Life Sutra,10Ft*10 Flags,Promote Love,Compassion,Peace,Strength

❤PRAYER FLAG - Traditionally, These flags are called Lungta, literally means WindHorse, come in sets of five, one in each of five colors and represent the five elements,printed with Auspicious Symbols, Invocations, Sacred Prayers, and Mantras.They are used to spread the Buddhist scriptures and promote peace, compassion, strength, and wisdom. ❤TIBETAN BUDDHIST - The Tibetans believe the prayers and mantras will be blown by the wind to spread the good will and compassion into all pervading space. Therefore, prayer flags are thought to bring benefit to all.These prayer flags are surged, which enhances their beauty and durability. They are traditionally hung outdoors (on trees, homes or mountain tops) so that when the wind blows their energy and prayers are released into the universe. ❤BEAUTIFUL GIFT These prayer flags are surged, which enhances their beauty and durability. They are traditionally hung outdoors (on trees, homes or mountain tops) so that when the wind blows their energy and prayers are released into the universe. These flags would also look beautiful as an indoor decoration to set the intention in the space. ❤Details Material: silk,fiber Embroidery: brocade embroidery Color: Blue,White,Red,Green,Yellow Size: There are 10 flags in a set, each flag measures 13.8 inches by 11.8 inches and the set spans about 10 feet in length. Suitable for hanging in most spaces.Great Decorative Outdoors Flags for Yoga or Meditation Rooms Weight: 110g / 3.88oz You’ll get 1pc prayer flags as pictures shown. ❤Traditional Five Color Elements Traditionally, prayer flags come in sets of five, one in each of five colors. The five colors represent the five elements. Blue (symbolizing sky/space) White (symbolizing air/wind) Red (symbolizing fire)<br> Green (symbolizing water) Yellow (symbolizing earth) ❤Amitayus History and translations Some scholars believe that the Longer Sukhāvatīvyūha Sūtra was compiled in the age of the Kushan Empire in the first and second centuries by an order of Mahīśāsaka monastics who flouris