Swastika Usage Today

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Hello

 

Sabine sent me this link, thanks Sabine.

 

It¹s about a wedding in Ladakh. It¹s all pictures, like a slideshow. So

check it out for beautiful images from a wedding in Ladakh.

 

I noticed things like hand made clothing and the artwork. These things

interest me because it gives a window to the very look of truly indigenous

items and lifestyles. This reminds of ancient gatherings that took place all

over the world, including modern Europe and modern America.

 

I imagine what my own ancestors had in common with this gather...the wool

clothing and ancestral styles... Just change a few items, like skin color

and patterns in the design, and otherwise you¹ve got a Celtic village in

France 2500 years ago... The horses, simple housing, the clothes, designs,

village life, customs, etc.

 

Notice the overt and heavy use of one type of blue rock in the head

dressings, something somewhat valuable- turquoise. So in ancient times (and

still today in some places) people would invade another nation just to

pillage something like that, for business, for money. I could never

understand this mentality myself. I cannot condone raiding and killing for

one¹s business pursuits.

 

Notice the Swastika on the first slide. This hopefully doesn¹t shock anyone

on this list by now. The Swastika is heavily used in India and the nations

around it, as part of the ancient sacred symbolism as we¹ve been discussing.

 

That is why some say ³Hitler stole it from India², but in fact, that¹s not

true, as the symbol is also found on pottery and other such items from

Europe through archaeological digs there- and it¹s found on the pottery and

jewelry and other items of all the peoples of ancient Europe pretty much.

 

 

 

Das Goravani