Ri-dwags-chos-vkhor Editorial Photo

Tibetan Buddhism believes that the Falun in the middle of Ri-dwags-chos-vkhor is eight rounds, symbolizing the constant turn of the Buddhist Falun; the double deer on both sides of the left and right represent the believers, and they concentrate on listening to the Buddha. What our eyes see is two deer, in fact it should be two rhinos. According to Buddhism, rhinos are compassionate. The center of the Falun represents the abstinence in the three schools of Buddhism. The eight strips of the Falun represent wisdom, and the eight circles represent the school.