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[00:02.62]Hundreds of fresh prayer flags are prepared and added to the pole.[00:12.84]The head lama's sacred scarf adds the final touch to the proceedings.[00:24.22]But the significance of Mount Kailash isn't confined to Buddhists alone.[00:29.71]Other faiths venture to this remote place[00:33.39]Many from far beyond the Himalayas.[00:38.52]Threatening to upstage the Buddhists, the Hindus arrive[00:42.47]Adding their own mix of colour and music.[00:59.55]When suitable respect has been paid[01:02.58]It's time for the newly dressed prayer pole to be raised.[01:08.87]The pole must end up straight or it will be a bad omen for Tibet.[01:17.41]At last the pole stands true[01:19.91]and the new prayers can be blown to the heavens.[01:23.51]Around this point[01:25.10]the power of the Tibetan landscape and the beliefs of many cultures converge.[01:33.09]More prayers, written on pieces of paper called "wind horses"[01:36.97]Are thrown into the air and flutter upwards towards the peak of Kailash[01:41.82]Where the gods of the different faiths are believed to reside.[01:57.06]Here at the axis of the world, is a rare vision of harmony.