Lungta Series

Ho! The great flag of the windhorse, auspicious and sweet-sounding far and wide

Sends out a vast cloud of exquisite offerings, like those of Samantabhadra.

Through this offering, we pray, may the Three Roots—guru, deva and ḍākinī—protectors, dralas, and gods in action,

Make all our aspirations be spontaneously fulfilled!

Texts on the theme of Lungta (rlung rta/klung rta) or Windhorse, including chants to accompany the raising of prayer flags:

Prayers

Windhorse Practice of Tārā

by Adeu Rinpoche

A simple invocation of Tārā in various forms—White, Yellow, Red, Blue and Green—as a means to increase windhorse and perfect different forms of enlightened activity.

Tārā

Raising the Windhorse

by Kachöpa

A simple windhorse (rlung rta) offering prayer in six lines.

Prayer to Gyaltsen Tsemö Pung Gyen

by Karma Chakme

A short prayer to Dhvajāgrakeyūra (rgyal mtshan rtse mo'i dpung rgyan), a female deity whose dhāraṇī is particularly treasured as a method for enhancing windhorse (rlung rta).

Prayers Gyaltsen Tsemö Pung Gyen

Brief Gesar Windhorse Invocation

by Mipham Rinpoche

A brief, eight-line windhorse invocation focused especially on Gesar and his retinue, which Mipham composed in his hermitage in Rudam in 1903.

Gesar

Brief Windhorse Invocation

by Mipham Rinpoche

This brief windhorse invocation (rlung rta'i gsol bsdus) is a shorter version of The Swift Fulfilment of All Wishes ('dod dgu myur stsol); both texts were composed on the same day in 1903.

Daily Lungta Recitation

by Mipham Rinpoche

Short Windhorse Prayer to Gesar

by Mipham Rinpoche

Mipham composed this short, four-line windhorse prayer to Gesar and his retinue in 1905.

Gesar

The Swift Fulfilment of All Wishes—Offering the Flag of Windhorse

by Mipham Rinpoche

Mipham wrote this longer practice for offering the flag of windhorse (rlung rta) in 1903. It includes optional verses addressed to Gesar, Hayagrīva, Gaṇapati (tshogs bdag), and Magyal Pomra (rma rgyal spom ra), the protector of the Amnye Machen mountain range.

Gesar Hayagrīva

Brief Windhorse Practice of Tārā

by Patrul Rinpoche

This brief practice calls upon the goddess Tārā and other deities to grant their inspiration and blessings, so that the practitioner's lifespan, merit, prosperity, renown, good fortune, magnetism (dbang thang) and 'windhorse' (rlung rta) may all increase.

Tārā

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