Rinzin Dem narrates “Under the Sky of Eight Spoked Wheel” (Nam Khorlo Tsipgye Pungpe Ok), a lozey ballad. This kind of ballad is usually performed on occasions that involve collective work— such as the building traditional Bhutanese mud houses or farming— and in social gatherings of all sorts. This art is practiced by people who have communication skills that allow them to eloquently express their feelings and thoughts. This particular ballad expresses appreciation for the world as a place of prosperity. It makes references to places like Bodhgaya, the center of the universe, where all the religious masters originated, and where the Dharma first flourished.