Aesthetics - Symbolology
Tuesday, February 1, 2005 by Cyberworld | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Reply #3 Wednesday, February 2, 2005 5:19 AM
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Leastways according to above.
Or a similar version
The word Swastika is normally believed to be an amalgam of the words Su and Asati. Su means 'good' and Asati meant 'to exist'.
As per Sanskrit grammer the words Su and Asati when amalgamated into one word become Swasti (as in the case of Su and Aaatam becoming Swagatam meaning welcome). If this derivation of the word Swastika is true, then the literal meaning of the term Swastika would be 'let good-prevail'.
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Ironically this suggests that a recent proposal to make the Swastika illegal throughout Europe, is potentially in itself, an act of cultural oppression to the Hindu community amongst others.
In direct response to Cyberworlds question, I prefer mathematical imagery/symbols.
Reply #4 Wednesday, February 2, 2005 7:05 AM
Reply #5 Wednesday, February 2, 2005 6:33 PM
Hey SD,i'd like to see the Triquetra in one of your walls.
It is a challenging symbol i must say,i think it's the same one used by Free Masons and the Illuminati.
An emblem with no end and no begin,drawn with a circle in many cases.Don't know the difference with or without the circle though...
Anw have fun guys and hope to see some symbols in walls...i'll surely give it a shot...well to be frank not with the swastika,cause i know it WILL be misunderstood. I'll cook something quick,stay alert,symbolology is my new hobby
...Well you might see that i've already started secretly...see the big pentacle aligned to the Vitruvian? Link

Reply #6 Thursday, February 3, 2005 2:49 PM
On a sidenote: I'd say that the Nazi flag is quite a good design. The swastika on a white circle on the red background is very visually powerful. ...or it could be that the history around it is so powerful that it affect my ability to make an objective observation.
Reply #7 Thursday, February 3, 2005 5:18 PM

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Reply #1 Wednesday, February 2, 2005 2:23 AM
I would not say that a swastiga can represent something christian... i know this is a very very ancient sign that someone can meet in ancient India and it also has a place in Masonic symbols and Theosophistic ideas....anyway this sign gives me the creeps and i would not want it near me....but ...i quess this is only my opinion...have a nice dayyyy