Why the world’s most auspicious symbol is also the most misunderstood
Why the world’s most auspicious symbol is also the most misunderstood
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Before WWII, it’s the most auspicious symbol in the world, representing good luck, virtue, light, wisdom and compassion. But the Nazis forever linked it to the atrocities of the Third Reich, casting shadows over its ancient meaning. Yet the Swastika has been found all over the world, with some dating back as far as 15,000 years. So, is its universal presence the result of cultural borrowing between ancient civilizations? Or does it reflect a shared belief deeply rooted in the human experience—one that transcends geography, language, and religion? If so, what unifying belief or truth does it represent? The Native Americans might hold the key.
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