This is a gentle yet profound invitation to rediscover the inherent goodness within ourselves—the innate compassion, clarity, and courage that define humanity. The opportunity to reflect on the interconnectedness between humans, nature, and beyond our senses.  Every movement, speech and thought reconnects us with the natural rhythms of the environment, rooted in the five elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space—that sustain all life.

The windhorse tradition, practiced with devotion, hoisting prayer flags on mountain tops and riverbanks, continues today as a deeply personal act. But in the race to have our prayers fly highest, we may forget their deeper meaning of the purpose of the windhorse. The flags are hoisted and the flags remain, we don’t look back and the intention may be lost. A sacred act of offering becomes a silent accumulation, as neglected flags pile up in sacred landscapes. Thus,uncovers what has been buried beneath routine—a rediscovery of reverence, humility, and the quiet beauty of conscious prayer and aspirations.

Unveli the Lungta activities:

• Feb 21: Inaugural Group Exhibition
• Mar 20-25:  Innovative xylographic woodblock on Lungta flags workshop
• Apr 7: Solo Exhibition 1 – Artist Asha Kama
• May 2-8: Design, development and production of bio-degradable Lungta prayer flags
• Jun 4: Her Expression Group Exhibition
• June 5: Solo Exhibition 2
• Oct 13: Solo Exhibition 3