Tibetan Prayer Flags (Lungta)

Lungta Project 2025: Bring Prosperity and Balance into Your Life!

The main celebration will take place on February 28, 2025, for Losar, the Tibetan New Year.
Join us in supporting Merigar East, while also inviting blessings, prosperity, and balance into your life or the lives of your loved ones through these powerful prayer flags.

What is the Lungta Project

Lungta are handmade prayer flags created by practitioners and volunteers at Merigar East, empowered through practice to purify the elements. Featuring the Wind Horse and the four elemental animals—tiger, lion, eagle, and dragon—these flags symbolize protection, good fortune, and prosperity.

How You Can Participate:

– Have Lungtas hanged in your name at the Gar to adorn the space and bring blessings to all.

– Order for your home: Receive your own set of Lungtas to hang at home or gift to loved ones.

– Come to Merigar East and participate in creating Lungtas through cutting, printing, sewing, and empowering them with practice.

 

All contributions directly support Merigar East and its projects.

Why Merigar East is Special for Lungtas?

Merigar East is blessed with powerful natural elements that enhance the function of prayer flags: vast open skies, strong winds, the heat of the sun, the closeness of the sea, and the grounding energy of the red clay earth.

In the winter months leading up to Losar, we produce Lungtas with the help of volunteers. Each flag is carefully cut, printed, and sewn, then empowered through practice before being hung on Losar or in the following weeks.

The week before Losar will be dedicated to gathering last year’s Lungtas, preparing poles, and completing the final steps in production.

By participating in the Lungta Project, you’re not only contributing to the growth and sustainability of Merigar East but also aligning with a timeless tradition of fostering harmony and well-being.

Let’s celebrate Losar 2025 together and bring blessings to all!