While Buddhist temples today all have blue, white, red, green and yellow prayer flags representing the five elements (space, air, fire, water and earth), Ang Dolma only offers her products in ...

The Buddhist prayer flags that hang in Don Jones' driveway are Tibetan, but the Buddhist meditation that Jones practices in his living room is not.

According to Buddhist legend, the first prayer flags were used by Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism. Devas, or angels, would carry flags that had Gautama Buddha’s prayers written on them ...

Prayer and meditation are important parts of each day. When Buddhists pray they pray to the Buddha or other enlightened beings. They pray in the temple as a group as well as by themselves in solitude.

These are Tibetan prayer flags. The red, white, green, yellow and blue flags that you see are, in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, called “lung-ta,” with lung meaning “wind” and ta meaning “horse.” ...

Homeowner association asks man to take down Tibetan prayer flags Man: 'I have my rights' A Santa Fe Buddhist said he’s shocked he has to defend his religious rights in the United States.

That’s how many prayer flags a group of women have created to represent the rich tapestry of faith in West Michigan. ... Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist and Native American.