Can you explain the significance of the two flags used in the Ram Navami festival as described in Damu Anna's story?

The two large new flags hold a special place in the annual Ram Navami festival in Shirdi. As detailed in Chapter 25, their use in a procession was a well-known local tradition. The significance lies in the devotional vows attached to them. One flag was provided by the Nimonkars, and the second was provided by Damu Anna, a wealthy devotee. This was a regular vow he fulfilled for many years with 'uninterrupted love and devotion.' The flags were taken in a procession with musical instruments from Kondaji Sutara's house and were tied to the two ends of the Masjid, symbolizing a public and vibrant expression of faith.