Gesar, the warrior-king of Ling, is a manifestation of Guru Rinpoche appearing in the form of a drala. Gesar is famous across much of Asia for his ability to overcome whatever obstacles arise againinst him. Gesar Lungta, or 'Gesar wind horse', the mount upon which the mind rides like a rider Gesar on a horse, is our conceptual mind. When our lung-ta is low, we feel unwell, ill at ease, uncertain and dull, and we find life more difficult. When we raise our wind horse, we become more positive and less lethargic, and can transform our problems into positive circumstances. Throwing paper lungta on hillside or river helps to raise our wind horse.

Kurukulle 'lung-ta' or wind horse.

When our lung-ta is low, we feel unwell, ill at ease, uncertain and dull, and we find life more difficult. When we raise our wind horse, we become more positive and less lethargic, and can transform our problems into positive circumstances.

It is the best Feng Shuei tool, as it not only prevents the bad Chi but also transforms them into good and useful ones as and when wind touches it. It is said that wherever the wind that touches them goes, it will carry the beneficial power of the prayers to any beings it meets. One can burn or throw them into river, sea or mountain.