Colorful prayer flags fluttering happily in the wind: on roofs, on temples, bridges or striking natural monuments - prayer flags have a long history in the Buddhist world. Certain symbols and mantras on the Lung Ta, as they are called in Tibetan, are said to promote peace, wisdom and good fortune and carry the prayers out into the world with the wind. A wonderful tradition.

Imitators of the Buddhist tradition quickly found each other, the Allgäu prayer flags. Because the people of the Allgäu feel connected to traditions and nature, they have created special Allgäu prayer flags with seven special motifs.

And what the Allgäu can do, the Franconians have been able to do for a long time. That's why there are now also the Franconian prayer flags

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Alex

February 22, 2024

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