Flag of Shambhala Organization

The flag of Shambhala uses five colours - white, yellow, orange, red, and blue. It is based upon the Buddhist Flag and was designed by Salting Mipham Rinpoche. The yellow disc represents the Eastern Sun and the inherent wisdom of all beings. The four stripes represent the positive essence of the tiger, lion, garuda and dragon. The colours also reflect joy, equanimity, and wisdom. Along the hoist is a blue stripe.

Flags in the Adventure of Milo and Otis - 1989

 The Adventures of Milo and Otis tells the story of a kitten and puppy who become life long friends.  After growing up on the farm together they journey in the wilderness.  In one adventure, they get separated and are subsequently put on a quest to find each other.

During the beach sequence by a old fishing shack,  flags make a short appearance.  The top flag is white, the middle flag is black and the bottom flag is blue.

An interesting note about this film is that it's recycled-cinema, originally made from a Japanese movie in 1987.

Here Milo runs into an abandoned shack for shelter.

The Last Unicorn is the original animated classic that harkens unto the original calling of the such things made of Stardust.  The film features the some dude as the Hero, and Mia Farrow as the so lovely and enchanting unicorn fated to love a man. Flags appear in this movie set in European Middle Age times.

An old greedy witch uses exotic animals charmed with spells to dupe audiences into thinking they are mystical animals from another world.  However a few creatures really are animals from another land of magic.

All along the carnival troop cages are pennants.  The pennants are a dark purple with yellow crescent moon.

 Although this movie can be enjoyed by children many of themes are of an adult and new age mystical nature.

The film has a dash of mystery, sprinkled with a hint of fairy dust, two tea spoons of a hobbit salt, and baked with a glaze of romantic embers.