Hi Friends,
I just thought of putting these details in a blog based on my observations.
Please have a look on the letters in Brahmi script. One is for "O" and another for Anusaara/Anusvara.
When one O, another O (tilted 90 degree to left) and four anusaaras are combined, it forms the Swastika mark used in Buddhism.
So, if you think from this view, the Buddhist swastika becomes "O O M M M M".
Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahmi_script
In Odisha, there is the Sun temple at Konark. Two chaka/chakras/wheels (out of 24 wheels) represent the Sundial.
And the time is calculated anti-clockwise.
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9RF9lLBIMs
There is a match between the Buddhist swastika and the Konark chakra. Both have the same formula "anti-clockwise".
Thanks
Ashish
I just thought of putting these details in a blog based on my observations.
Please have a look on the letters in Brahmi script. One is for "O" and another for Anusaara/Anusvara.
When one O, another O (tilted 90 degree to left) and four anusaaras are combined, it forms the Swastika mark used in Buddhism.
So, if you think from this view, the Buddhist swastika becomes "O O M M M M".
Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahmi_script
In Odisha, there is the Sun temple at Konark. Two chaka/chakras/wheels (out of 24 wheels) represent the Sundial.
And the time is calculated anti-clockwise.
Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9RF9lLBIMs
There is a match between the Buddhist swastika and the Konark chakra. Both have the same formula "anti-clockwise".
Thanks
Ashish
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