The Full Moon is a time when energies are naturally rising. This is an auspicious time to perform virtue such as spiritual practice, making sacred offerings, visiting sacred places, giving to charity, or protecting the lives of other beings. It is also an ideal time to engage in activities that will strengthen and increase one’s positive qualities and good luck such as raising prayer flags, bringing sacred or precious things into the home, or performing smoke offerings. Here, a group in Tibet uses wind-horse papers which are printed with mantra and prayers for good luck and good health. By tossing them into the sky, it is believed that the energy of the mantras and prayers are activated and will lift one’s energy of luck, vitality, personal power and prosperity.
A Time for Increasing Luck
Posted on October 18, 2013, in Five Elements, Tibetan Lunar & Religious Calendar, Uncategorized and tagged Asian studies, five elements, lunar calendar, prayer, spirituality, tibet, Tibetan culture, yungdrung bon. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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