The song “The Holy Land of Tsari” (Nechen Tsari) is performed by Leki Tshomo from Daagsa village in Mongar District. The lyrics talk about a sacred mountain known as Tsari, a great holy place where the devout can practice the Dharma and do retreats. “There is no need for a large number of practitioners,” the song says, “since they will be accompanied by an assembly of dakinis.” The song also implies that practitioners are content there, needing nothing more than what they already have. For instance, it says that “one does not need silk and brocades, but a simple white cotton cloth; one does not need coral and turquoise rosaries, but a simple white rosary.”