What's the meaning of the paper thrown by Zheduo Mountain?

The paper thrown by Zheduo Mountain is a "wind horse".

"Wind Horse" is a special way for Tibetans to pray for blessings and express their worship and admiration for the Buddha. In Tibetan areas, this small piece of paper is called "Sa Long Da". They are usually printed with horses and various auspicious animals, meaning to send blessings to the wind and spread them to all creatures. Tibetans believe that when the wind blows through these pieces of paper, they will send blessings to the earth and all life.

In addition, in Tibetan Buddhism, white is regarded as a pure color, so white "wind horse" is the most common. At the same time, different colors have different meanings, for example, red symbolizes fire and strength, and green symbolizes nature and life.

Whether praying for blessings or expressing faith, these are important parts of Tibetan life. In this way, they connect themselves with nature, gods and the universe, seeking harmony and balance.