What is the German swastika?

Answer 1

Su - Well, good + asti - to be

In Sanskrit, Suastika means 'well being'. (Clockwise motion)

Swa- destruction by fire + asti- to be

The paradoxical existence as anti- matter in the void(counter clock motion)

Suastika/Swastika is an equilateral cross with its arms bent at right angles, either facing left or right.

The symbol is more than 3,000 years old. It is found in many cultures through out the world. In Hopi civilization it represents the progressive sun and life in well being in clock wise motion.

In the Indus valley civilization the Suastika seal (clockwise motion) was a permit to exit the city during day, while the Swastika seal(counterclock wise motion) was a permit to enter after sunset.

In Hinduism, it is associated with the 'Vishnu Chakra' on the right forefinger of Lord Vishnu as symbolic of the macro-cosmic spiral galaxy in constant progressive in expansion in clock wise motion .

The counterclockwise motion swastika to evoke the 'shakti' is unfortunately erroneously used by modern neo pandits without knowledge of the true significance of the type of Suastika to be used in aspicious occasions in marriages or rituals. The counter clock wise motion Swastika is used by tantrics in rituals of sacrifices to appease 'shakti'.

Hitler too selected the tantric aryan counter clock wise motion Swastika to evoke 'power & destruction' by the tantric rituals of human sacrifice to gain power by destruction.

The Semi voluntary force:

This is a status quo maintaining force and thus it keeps the muscle tone of the body within two limits. The graph of variation of muscle tone would be in the form of a s-shaped wave or a mirror image shaped sinusoidal wave .

Vishnu is symbolic of this force and thus he is supposed to be the preserver.

The Muscles of facial expression:

Extending from each angle of our mouth are two pairs of muscles.

The vertical pair is associated with sensation (Pleasure and displeasure) and the horizontal pair with movement (Fear and anger). The two pairs thus cross each other at the angles of our mouth.

Pleasure is a positive emotion and thus it increases the muscle tone of our body from 50% to 100%. Displeasure, being a negative emotion, reduces the muscle tone from 50% to 0%. Thus, together they produce an s-shaped or sinusoidal wave.

For the same reason, motor emotions too produce an s-shaped wave.

The Suastika:

If we draw an s-shaped graph horizontally and another vertically, with a common center, what we get would be a Suastika.

The center of the Swastika corresponds to the angle of our mouth. There are two Swastikas corresponding to the left and right of our mouth. Each Swastika is the mirror image of suastika .

Thus, Suastika is symbolic of control of emotions and means 'well being'.

Answer 2

The suastika is derived from the ancient phonetic script SU (good) + ASTI (to be) to mean the finite existence of good & well being. The phonetic script SWA (destruction by fire) + ASTI (to be) means the existence of anti-matter in the void. The equilateral cross with the four arms bent at 90 degree angles, either to the left (clockwise motion) or right(counterclockwise motion) are ancient tantric symbols to evoke, by the former suastika for good, and the later symbol to evoke the 'shakti' for power & destruction by sacrifice.

The suastika is a symbolic representation of the macro cosmos spiral galaxy in progressive expansion on the right forefinger of Lord Vishu. In Hopi civilization it is the clockwise motion of the progressive sun and life.

In Indus valley civilization the clockwise suastika seal was a permit for merchants to exist the city by daylight while the counterclock wise motion swastika seal was a permit to enter the city after sunset.

It has been observed in many different religions and cultures that the counterclock wise motion of the swastika is erroneously used by modern neo pandits for rituals & auspicious ceremony with the knowledge of the true significance of the type of Suastika/swastika to be used (especially Eastern religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism), but has a very ingrained negative connotation in the West as a result of its use by the Nazis to evoke 'shakti' by the Aryan tantric ritual of human sacrifices for 'power' by 'destruction'.

Answer 3

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2.a swastika was used by Hitler

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Answer 4

The swastika isn't German, the symbol itself has been around for millennia. It's a sacred symbol from eastern religions, often pictured on images of the Buddha. Regretfully, Hitler turned it from a positive symbol, indicating good luck, into the stigmatized symbol it is today.

Answer 5

A swastika is a Nazi German sign or emblem representing the Third Reich. This sign was put on everything from militia bomber planes to flags mandatory in German homes. This sign in now illegal in most of Europe and frowned upon is every other country.

Answer 6

Swastikas are the symbols of the Nazis. They are derived from the Indian swastik which means peace. The reason they turned the swastik into a swastika was to show there opposition against impurity since they were the first to move into India and start as a new form of people considered pure for there pale skin and blonde hair. Now, the anti-semitism movements are symbolized by a swastika to go against those with dark hair and dark eyes, generalized as Jews.

Answer 7

the swastika is really only a crooked cross but when the Nazis started forming they made it their symbol

Answer 8

a nazi symbol