Yarmo from Radhi Gewog, Tashigang sings an old boedra entitled Namla Mijur Khorlo Tsipjya (A Hundred-Spoke Immutable Wheel in the Sky). The song explains the relationships between different elements, such as the sky and the sun, forest and trees, and field and grains. It says that the sun and the moon are the ornaments of the sky; trees are the ornaments of the forest, and grains are the ornaments of a field. Since the song has auspicious lyrics, it can be performed on any occasion, celebration or gathering. It is performed in circular formation with around five to twenty dancers. The composer and origin of the song are unknown.