Religious-message kites
(Notes from all are welcome: wiki)

For celebration, praying, honoring, remembering, meditation, petitioning, thanksgiving, teaching, uniting, etc, people are found here and there making and flying kites that fly religious messages by way of shape, art, text, motion, ..., or at special feast days or historical places. Venue, style, mode, purpose: quiet praying in solitary flying or large public-gathering festivals. Special causes, expressions of joy, hope, inspiration, sorrow, invitation, , ...      Subtle or overt. 

• Yet to find:
  • [ ] Indoor religious kiting inside places of worship done with all due respects
  • [ ] Recall Richard Miller's Without Visible Means of Support where he wrote about the Tibetan monks flying in the large kites. Published: 1967.
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• Study  is ongoing: http://tinyurl.com/ReligiousKitesGenLink
• General essays on religious-message kiting
  • http://www.blurtit.com/q377463.html
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• Christian-message kites
• Jewish kites
• Islam kites
• Hindi kites
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• Rough draft during  growth of this folder:
  1 Abrahamic religions
  1.1 Bábism
  1.2 Bahá'í Faith
  1.3 Christianity
  1.3.1 Catholicism
  1.3.2 Protestantism
  1.3.3 Other groups
  1.4 Gnosticism
  1.5 Islam
  1.6 Judaism
  1.7 Rastafari movement
  1.8 Mandaeans and Sabians
  1.9 Samaritanism
  1.10 Unitarian Universalism
  2 Indian religions
  2.1 Ayyavazhi
  2.2 Bhakti Movement
  2.3 Buddhism
  2.4 Din-i-Ilahi
  2.5 Hinduism
  2.6 Jainism
  2.7 Sikhism
  3 Iranian religions
  3.1 Manichaeism
  3.2 Mazdakism
  3.3 Yazdânism
  3.4 Zoroastrianism
  3.5 Mithraism
  4 East Asian religions
  4.1 Confucianism
  4.2 Shinto
  4.3 Taoism
  4.4 Other
  5 African diasporic religions
  6 Indigenous traditional religions
  6.1 African
  6.2 American
  6.3 Eurasian
  6.4 Oceania/Pacific
  6.4.1 Cargo cults
  7 Historical polytheism
  7.1 Ancient Near Eastern
  7.2 Indo-European
  7.3 Hellenistic
  8 Neopaganism
  9 New Age, esotericism, mysticism
  9.1 New Age
  9.2 Esotericism and mysticism
  9.3 Occult and magical
  9.4 Left-Hand Path
  10 New religious movements
  10.1 Creativity
  10.2 Shinshukyo
  11 Fictional religions
  12 Parody or mock religions
  14 Other categorisations