Good Wishes Flag for Success of All Virtuous Actions

The four Guardian Kings, who protect the four directions of the cosmos against negative forces, surround Gesar, the great epic hero of Tibet. Prayers of blessings surround the figures.

Flying in the wind, colorful prayer flags offer the blessings of wisdom and compassion to all beings. Bearing sacred images and prayers in Tibetan, these hand-sewn flags bring the power of peace and healing into our world. Made of durable nylon sailcloth. 3 feet x 4 feet. Chevrons not shown.

Protection Flag for the Transformation of All Obstacles

Five female Bodhisattvas offer protection from emotional distress and bodily harm, enabling the teachings of Perfect Wisdom to deepen our wish for enlightenment. In the center of the Heart Sutra, Sitatapatra holds the white umbrella and is surrounded by Tara, Prajnaparamita, Purnashabari, and Marici.

Flying in the wind, colorful prayer flags offer the blessings of wisdom and compassion to all beings. Bearing sacred images and prayers in Tibetan, these hand-sewn flags bring the power of peace and healing into our world. Made of durable nylon sailcloth. 3 feet x 4 feet. Chevrons not shown

Small "Windhorse" Prayer Flags X25

Tibetan Prayer flags, known as Lung Ta or “wind horses,” transmit blessings and healing energy to all living beings through the power of the wind. Gesar, the highly revered Tibetan epic hero, is depicted in the center with the Four Dignities, representing power, wisdom, fearlessness and disciplined awareness. Prayers of Padmasambhava or Avalokiteshvara are printed on the flags. Made of durable 100% polyester in five traditional colors.

A series of twenty-five 10 inch x 12 inch flags.

Small "Wind Horse" Prayer Flags X15

Tibetan Prayer flags, known as Lung Ta or “wind horses,” transmit blessings and healing energy to all living beings through the power of the wind. Gesar, the highly revered Tibetan epic hero, is depicted in the center with the Four Dignities, representing power, wisdom, fearlessness and disciplined awareness. Prayers of Padmasambhava or Avalokiteshvara are printed on the flags. Made of durable 100% polyester in five traditional colors.

A series of fifteen 10 inch x 12 inch flags.

Small "Wind Horse" Prayer Flags X5

Tibetan Prayer flags, known as Lung Ta or “wind horses,” transmit blessings and healing energy to all living beings through the power of the wind. Gesar, the highly revered Tibetan epic hero, is depicted in the center with the Four Dignities, representing power, wisdom, fearlessness and disciplined awareness. Prayers of Padmasambhava or Avalokiteshvara are printed on the flags. Made of durable 100% polyester in five traditional colors.

A series of five 10 inch x 12 inch flags.

Eight Bodhisattvas Flag for Compassion and Wisdom

The Eight Great Bodhisattvas manifest joy, compassion, loving kindness, and equanimity, the four immeasurables of spiritual practice. Mantras and prayers to the Eight Bodhisattvas activate these blessings for the benefit of all beings.

Flying in the wind, colorful prayer flags offer the blessings of wisdom and compassion to all beings. Bearing sacred images and prayers in Tibetan, these hand-sewn flags bring the power of peace and healing into our world. Made of durable nylon sailcloth. 3 feet x 4 feet. Chevrons not shown.

Goodness & Success in All Actions Flag

Eight goddesses of good fortune, each holding one of the eight auspicious symbols, stimulate positive thoughts and creative energy that invoke the blessings of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. The blessings of the enlightened ones dispel all feelings of loss and confusion, awakening great joy and supporting the growth of wisdom and compassion.

Flying in the wind, colorful prayer flags offer the blessings of wisdom and compassion to all beings. Bearing sacred images and prayers in Tibetan, these hand-sewn flags bring the power of peace and healing into our world. Made of durable nylon sailcloth. 3 feet x 4 feet. Chevrons not shown.

Virtuous Compassion Flag

Lord Buddha is encircled by the Bodhisattvas Avalokiteshvara, representing compassion; Manjushri, symbolizing perfect wisdom; Vajrapani, Wielder of the Vajra; and Guru Padmasambhava, who brought Buddhism to Tibet.

Flying in the wind, colorful prayer flags offer the blessings of wisdom and compassion to all beings. Bearing sacred images and prayers in Tibetan, these hand-sewn flags bring the power of peace and healing into our world. Made of durable nylon sailcloth. 3 feet x 4 feet. Chevrons not shown

Stupa of Enlightenment

Each element of a stupa's design is symbolic of the enlightened mind or the path leading to its development. This beautifully crafted, gold plated stupa, is hollow for the storage of personal relics and prayers as traditional. Ideal for traveling or small shrines. 68mm (nearly 2 inches) high. Imported from the studio of Tibetan artist Andy Weber in England.

Is Tibet Forgotten

Is Tibet Forgotten… chronicles the evolution of the Tibetan Aid Project, initiated in 1969 by Tarthang Tulku. Throughout the 1970s and most of the 1980s, TAP sought to raise awareness of the deep wisdom transmitted for millennia in Tibet while supporting as best it could the immediate humanitarian needs of Tibetan refugees in India and Nepal. TAP continues to connect the West with the beauty and value of the Tibetan heritage. Includes full-color photographs. 377 pp.

Selwa

Tibetan Buddhist nun Choying Drolma's and producer/guitarist Steve Tibbetts' second collaboration melds evocative electronic textures and guitar with inspired Tibetan chants. Choying Drolma's serene and enchanting voice and melodies are highlighted by Tibbetts' subtle artistry. Their organic alchemy yields a rare and radiant beauty.

Music as Medicine

Nawang Khechog with special guest artist R. Carlos Nakai.

Acclaimed musician and former Buddhist monk Nawang Khechog invokes the blessings of the Medicine Buddha. He joins with premier Native American musician R. Carlos Nakai to create a cross-cultural "apothecary" of soothing melodies and healing chants. The careful listener will discover Khechog is skillfully sculpting a profound psychological landscape. Traditional flutes, horns, marimba, drums, cello, violin, and overtone chanting.

Quiet Mind: The Musical Journey of a Tibetan Nomad

Nawang Khechog's innovative sound derives from the cultural and spiritual practices of his native tradition. This contemplative music interweaves the sound of flutes, didgerdoo, pan pipes, and ocarina into entrancing melodies.

The Lama's Chants

The Lama's Chants: Songs of Awakening/Roads of Blessings Lama Gyurme and Jean-Philippe Rykiel

This special tenth-anniversary edition of The Lama's Chants features a re-mastered version of the legendary album, which achieved gold status in many countries. A bonus CD, Roads Of Blessings, was recorded at live performances spanning several years. The mantras performed on both discs are Tibetan Buddhist blessings intended to heal, purify, protect, and liberate, and include prayers for peace. 2-CD set.

Seven Metals

Benjamin Iobst's masterful playing of the Tibetan singing bowls is both highly relaxing and superb in its artistry, enticing the listener to enter states of deep calm or perhaps break into vigorous devotional chanting. The twenty-five singing bowls used on this recording vary in size, origin, and tonality.

Buddha as a Book

A documentary look at a historic distribution of texts to preserve the treasures of Tibet’s profound cultural heritage. This moving, hour-long English-language film, created for Dutch television, garnered rave reviews in Europe. It tells the poignant stories of Tibetans traveling to Bodh Gaya, India to receive treasured texts in 2004. The piece incorporates interviews with Tibetans and with the three daughters of Tarthang Tulku, founder of the Tibetan Aid Project, who together oversee the distribution of over 200,000 books to thousands of Tibetan pilgrims at the 2004 World Peace Ceremony.

Chö

The beautiful, celestial songs of Choying Drolma and the nuns of Nagi Gompa, a Buddhist nunnery in the foothills of the Himalayas, have been passed down for hundreds of years as part of the Buddhist practice of Chö. The nuns’ exquisite voices, paired with renowned guitarist Steve Tibbetts’ elegant musical arrangements, are both resplendent and transcendent. Royalties from this recording will go to the nuns at Nagi Gompa.

Electric Prayer Wheel

Prayer wheels, known as mani-’khor-lo, “Wheel of Jewels,” are highly revered by Tibetans. Turning prayer wheels is said to activate the prayers or mantras inside, promoting balance and harmony, preventing natural disasters, and supporting the forces for peace in the world.

The electric prayer wheel turns constantly at 15rpm. Two mantras are available: OM MANI PADME HUM of Avalokiteshvara, who manifests compassion, and OM AH HUM VAJRA GURU PADMA SIDDHI HUM, the mantra of Padmasambhava, who subdues all negativity and creates the conditions for inner and outer transformation.

Please keep in mind that prayer wheels are hand-made so they are not cosmetically perfect in some areas, but otherwise they work fine.