Universal Buddhist Flag Forest blazing with the manes of

blazing with the manes of fearlessness

neatly bundled in a box wrapped with blended Lotka and recycled paper

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"Natural Arogya Meditative Dhoop Incense

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Universal Buddhist Flag Forest blazing with the manes ofDescription Symbolic Meaning This flag was originally designed in 1885 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. In 1950 at the inaugural conference of the World Fellowship of Buddhists, it was adopted as the flag of Buddhists throughout the world. printed on high quality 100% cotton has both a tube hem and cloth ties on the side for attaching to a pole two sizes are available made in Nepal The five colors of the flag represent the six colors of the aura which Buddhists