Under the sign of Swastika - Unbeliever pushed me to write an article on this topic and, in fairness, you should read this in his Born Dead.

Heresy #02
                     +------------+      +--+                   
  +  +--+            |############|      |##|         +  +--+   
  |  |               +-:::::::::##:      |##:         |  |      
  +--+--+                      |##:      |##:         +--+--+   
     |  |                      |##:      |##:            |  |   
  +--+  +            +---------+##:------+##:         +--+  +   
                     |######################:                   
  #######            |##::::::::##:::::::::::          ######## 
 ####  ##            |##:      |##:                   ###   ##  
 ###    #            |##:      |##:                   ##    ##  
 ##                  |##:      |##:---------+         #     ##  
 ##                  |##:      |############|         #     ##  
 ##                  +-::      +-::::::::::::         #     ##  
 ##        ####    ####  #####  ######  #  ##  #  ##  ########  
 ##        #  ##  #  ##  ##  #    ##    #  ##  #  ##  #     ##  
 ###       #####  #####  ##       ##    # ###  ####   #     ##  
 ####  ##  #  ##  #  ##  ##  #    ##    ## ##  # ###  #     ##  
  #######  ####   #  ##  #####    ##    #  ##  #  ##  #     ##  
----------------------------------------------------------------
(c) Demiurge Ash                                                

     На  написание статьи на эту тему меня подтолкнулUnbeliever
and, in fairness, you should read this in his Born Dead.
But my natural greed forced me to publish this
creation in my HeresY.                                         

                           "The problem with that damn swastika  
                            is that she is too polysemantic
                            symbol..."                          
                                      A.Burgess "The Power of the Earth".   

     In the already mentioned Born Dead, User#74 reproached me for
use of the fascist swastika in 12TK. In fact, everything is wrong
so easy with this swastika.                                    
 The swastika is depicted as a cross with curved ends.
It is usually believed that if the ends are bent with salting, that is,
clockwise, then the swastika means Light and everything
positive. And if against, then Darkness, black magic, etc.      
     Ee has been used at all times, starting from the Neolithic, and to
all continents.  And in each individual case its meaning was
different.  Most often the swastika is a symbol of the sun.
passage and, hence, its rays are rotated clockwise. B
As a sign of the sun, the swastika symbolizes fertility and
revival of life. In Japan it is a sign of long life and prosperity.
In China, the hieroglyph originally designated the four parts of the world."fan"
and later - immortality and the number 10,000 - this is how the Chinese imagined
infinity.   The swastika was also used in Buddhism and
Jainism.   Christians depicted swastikas on their graves. B
In the pre-war USSR, swastikas were placed on paper rubles.           
     There are a lot of names for the swastika, here are some of them:
swastika (came from India, means “connected with good”),
solstice (Slavic pagan swastika), filfot (from the words
fill the foot - the lowest place in a stained glass window), gammadion (swastika
resembles four joined Greek letters "gamma"),
hakenkreuz (true name of the fascist swastika), kpamnohe
(heraldic name).                                      
     For my computer logo I use
a variation of the Dark Swastika called the "Twisted Cross". Him you
could have been seen when loading the e-paper and in my other works.      
     Today, the use of swastikas is almost always
leads to accusations of fascism. And, by the way, for some reason many are naive
it is believed that the fascists chose black as their symbol
swastika and, therefore, a sign with ends bent clockwise
means Evil.  But no :), the Krauts considered themselves kind
guys and took the Light swastika for themselves.                  

Share your thoughts about the article

No comments yet.