Pema Wangmo sings “The Sun in the Higher Skies” (Gungsum Gungla Zhugpai Thridung), an old boedra song. One of the themes addressed in the song refers to the flourishing of the Dharma throughout the universe through the summoning of all beings to engage in spiritual practice. The lyrics invite sentient beings and elements—in particular the sun, the lion from the mountains and the deer from the meadows—to enter the path of Dharma. Old songs in Bhutan generally use metaphors to strongly convey their message. The use of images involving natural elements and animals in this song should probably be interpreted as the way of showing the importance of universally spreading the Dharma. In this video, Grandmother Wangmo says she sings this song at occasions such as the New Year celebrations and other festivals. She does so in the interest of preserving the song, once it is not a popularly known.