Why are swastikas built into homes across Northwest Texas?

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  • čas přidán 28. 10. 2020
  • KAMC's Laura Laughead investigates.

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  • @shivam_nagar69
    @shivam_nagar69 Před 2 lety +225

    Indians are not japanese who will forget this sign just because America told them it's nazi symbol
    Not even Nazis called it swastika, they called it HakenKreuz

    • @TonboIV
      @TonboIV Před rokem +12

      Swastikas are still common in Japan as a symbol of Buddhism. Japanese maps use a swastika as a symbol for Buddhist temples, and I think you can even see them used that way on google maps if you put it in Japanese mode.

    • @LapisPhilosophorum222
      @LapisPhilosophorum222 Před 10 měsíci +4

      It is very much common in Japan.
      When you open Google Maps in Japan, all the Holy places of worship and temples are depicted with Swastika. Just like they do with Hindu places of worship with Om in Indian Google Maps.
      Japanese schools actually went a step further and didnt tell 70% of ww2. So it makes sense they wouldn't know about this symbol.
      I actually found it strange that such a polite and law-abiding people as Japanese would openly use Swastika.
      Turns out, they dont know any better.

    • @peak_911
      @peak_911 Před 9 měsíci +9

      "they dont know any better.", it's not they, it's you who is the problem, Hitler used "hakenkreuz" which has a deep meaning in christian philosophy@@LapisPhilosophorum222

    • @mein3324
      @mein3324 Před 9 měsíci

      Yeah Indians love symbol of peace swastika. It is not our fault that N@ z! modified it and used it in their flag.
      In India Jews live peacefully, India was home to many jews in crisis time.
      Today most hindus in india support Israel.
      And swastika is holy symbol for Hindus, buddhist and jains. Don't defame it.

    • @MJsharma007
      @MJsharma007 Před 7 měsíci +4

      ​@@TonboIVthen why Japan removed the swastik symbol from maps during Olympics?

  • @6255445
    @6255445 Před rokem +227

    As an Indian, we have always known this to be sign of good luck.
    It is quite interesting that many other ancient cultures (Native Americans, Chinese, South East Asia) also consider the original swastika as a sign of good luck.

    • @kombijr
      @kombijr Před rokem +12

      It’s such an interesting piece of iconography. Such a paradox.

    • @browngreen933
      @browngreen933 Před rokem +18

      Yes, but now some people want to take it away from us. It's not fair.

    • @P.ilhaformosatherium
      @P.ilhaformosatherium Před rokem +13

      The Norse And slavs also used it

    • @Aryavarta225
      @Aryavarta225 Před rokem +4

      Swastika belongs to Brahmins

    • @AS-jo8qh
      @AS-jo8qh Před rokem +15

      ​@@Aryavarta225 ok castoid. Time to get civilised

  • @neetniitsuccesshub
    @neetniitsuccesshub Před 2 lety +126

    Indian, China ,Japan used this symbol from last 10000 year

    • @mini2713
      @mini2713 Před rokem +1

      All devil worship.
      The swastika is a variation of the star of Remphan(satan). All faiths that use a variation of this star are revealing who they truly worship, even if they claim to worship the True Living God. It is not The Almighty God that they serve. The star of David, the Seal of Solomon, the Rastafari star, the Rub-el-Hizb, the Kolob, the Swastika, the Pentagram, the star on the popes miter, the Tara, the Kagome Crest, the star of Moloch, the star of Baal, the masonic star/seal, the illuminati star, all paganasim/all devil(satan)worship. Leave paganism. Stop worshiping the devil and his angels(demons). Get to know and accept Christ, The Creator.
      The devil and his angels are enemies of Christ, and all who follow and worship them are also enemies of Christ.
      Christ will return to bring the Wrath of God, the Father, and will judge the nations with a Rod of Iron. Who can stand it? Who can hide from His face? No one, not in life, not in death will you be able to hide from God/Christ.

    • @fairygodmomma2313
      @fairygodmomma2313 Před rokem +11

      Even before that, I'm pretty sure.

    • @AdolfRizzler41
      @AdolfRizzler41 Před rokem +8

      @@fairygodmomma2313 it was first used by Hindus then Buddhists then Jain

    • @malikajal6163
      @malikajal6163 Před rokem +6

      ​​@@fairygodmomma2313indus civilization is the oldest civilization and this symbol has been use ever since then it's originally a hindu symbol it was not retained from anyone

    • @malikajal6163
      @malikajal6163 Před rokem +1

      @@fairygodmomma2313 well that is becz Hinduism is the oldest religion and this was origin in india. Idk why foreign videos like this never talk about it's origin or where it was first use evne tho there is proof of it and they mostly try to show that this belongs to Buddhism . Though Buddha was a hindu and indian but still

  • @Crypto_Tushar
    @Crypto_Tushar Před 2 lety +449

    Swastika is a Hindu symble meaning good luck, Swastika is a sanskriti word.

    • @steveboy7302
      @steveboy7302 Před 2 lety +11

      That symbols is native american

    • @Crypto_Tushar
      @Crypto_Tushar Před 2 lety +94

      @@steveboy7302 🤣🤣🤣🤣 sanskrit is a ancient language, its a sanskrit word, its our culture in india to use swastika, when someone something new or build something new use swastika symbol, swastika word only use in india maybe this symbol known as other name in other parts of the world

    • @-pk1091
      @-pk1091 Před 2 lety +2

      *Hitler never used Swastika* but hooked cross-
      czcams.com/video/YxvBFytl5aE/video.html

    • @ikickpuppies01
      @ikickpuppies01 Před 2 lety +8

      Been around before that.

    • @Crypto_Tushar
      @Crypto_Tushar Před 2 lety +61

      @@ikickpuppies01 indus civilization is world oldest

  • @hsk7717
    @hsk7717 Před 3 lety +145

    Swastika is not a symbol of hate.
    Swastika is thousands of years old.
    It is a symbol of good luck so that it brings happiness.
    In asia people dont see it like people see it in west.
    Swastika has nothing to do with nazis.
    Swastika is too big of a symbol to be tied down with nazis.
    Nazi symbol is tilted and black it is not a swastika.

    • @xriptery1291
      @xriptery1291 Před 2 lety +7

      It CAN be a symbol of hate if it’s facing right and rotated 45° and the symbol is black, on top of a white circle, and the circle with symbol on top of a red rectangle. Other uses aren’t really racist, such as in Hinduism, and Buddhism. The symbol is banned in Germany after their war crimes committed by the National Socialist Party ( or nazi party ) led by Hitler. The symbol in Germany is only used for historical purposes, but we aren’t in Germany, but it still mocks them to show them their symbol. What the native Americans are doing isn’t hate, but a sign of their religion. (If you didn’t read the full thing then you won’t get the point.)

    • @L30GH05TDUD3
      @L30GH05TDUD3 Před 2 lety +1

      @@xriptery1291 its sad that because of such things people just see this symbol associated with it. But people don’t do justice for it either. Schools should teach children about this symbol in its actual representation in hinduism and not just the German one.

    • @xriptery1291
      @xriptery1291 Před 2 lety +1

      @@L30GH05TDUD3 swastika is a hate symbol and not a hate symbol at the same time… I’m not saying it IS but it can be used as one if rotated 45°, facing right, on top of a white circle, atop a red banner.

    • @L30GH05TDUD3
      @L30GH05TDUD3 Před 2 lety +3

      @@xriptery1291 yeah ik about that. My point is that people should also understand that this symbol was originally from hindu as a symbol of peace and spirituality and not just a hate symbol that a funny mustache guy made it look like.

    • @-pk1091
      @-pk1091 Před 2 lety

      Documentary on swastika-
      czcams.com/video/YxvBFytl5aE/video.html

  • @shivam_nagar69
    @shivam_nagar69 Před 2 lety +262

    How the west has twisted the word swastika while the nazis never called it swastika but referred to it as "hakenkreuz" which has a deep meaning in christian philosophy. I urge you to educate yourself.

    • @wandameadows5736
      @wandameadows5736 Před 2 lety

      Its just like the label NAZI was created by the NSDAP's political opponents in Germany & was never used by the NSDAP.

    • @ghjjgvghh5695
      @ghjjgvghh5695 Před rokem +2

      It was a official name but hitler referd it as swastika

    • @thepagalpanti2004
      @thepagalpanti2004 Před rokem

      Uneducated people

    • @ibps794
      @ibps794 Před rokem +15

      @@ghjjgvghh5695 Hitler never ever pronounced it as swastika , all Nazis referred it as hakenkreuz ,but christan evengelists termed it as swastika , bcz they didn't want to associate Hitler with christanity, and wanted to portray him as pagan.

    • @Bellywoodstudios_diadance
      @Bellywoodstudios_diadance Před rokem +25

      Thank you. I hate hearing people refer to Hitler's symbol as a swastika

  • @TheFactbase
    @TheFactbase Před 2 lety +69

    How dare you insult our ancient symbol....

  • @jamesxamploo1269
    @jamesxamploo1269 Před 2 lety +185

    Nazi symbol is HAKENKRUEZ , not SWASTIKA!!!

  • @jamesslick4790
    @jamesslick4790 Před rokem +40

    How the hell a TEACHER doesn't know that Swastikas were used for millennia by various cultures is amazing to me! We learned it in MIDDLE SCHOOL in the 1970s! I'm Jewish but know enough NOT to be shocked or offended by displays of NON-Nazi swastikas. 🤷‍♂️

    • @sunnymitra6372
      @sunnymitra6372 Před 5 měsíci

      Hitler never called it Swastika......he always called it Hakenkruez

  • @hesuschrist9527
    @hesuschrist9527 Před rokem +35

    It's not a symbol of hate, it's a symbol of unity, acceptance, lone. The school on the house is the reversed style used by Hitler

    • @HajimeOtaku
      @HajimeOtaku Před rokem +3

      The reversed one also represents positivity - Goodwill and well-being. The tilted one is the Hakenkreuz (hooked cross) which represents Jesus's revival after being crucified and later used by Hitler.

    • @burgundian_system
      @burgundian_system Před 5 měsíci

      its also a symbol of northern hyperborean paganist thingy

  • @coolcat1684
    @coolcat1684 Před 2 lety +68

    It actually was much more than a good luck charm , it was a good fortune charm …it’s found in almost every continent.

  • @sorabdb9925
    @sorabdb9925 Před rokem +33

    Swastik is our revered Vedic signal … for thousands of years of India’s Vedic history ..

  • @Hans-yb5jc
    @Hans-yb5jc Před rokem +28

    I as a German use the swastika daily, and when people call me a nazi, I just say that I am Navajo, and I go free.

    • @TwoPyramid
      @TwoPyramid Před rokem +4

      Brilliant strategy, Hans!

    • @mein3324
      @mein3324 Před 9 měsíci

      Do they also call christain as N@ z!?
      Most N@ z! were christain.

    • @47crazed
      @47crazed Před 6 měsíci

      😂

  • @rohinishkesar1625
    @rohinishkesar1625 Před 2 lety +57

    Love Swastika for it's universal meaning for peace and good luck. ❤

  • @rebelxyz2077
    @rebelxyz2077 Před 2 lety +70

    Swastika is a Hindu symbol of good luck.
    Swastika is a Sanskrit word.
    Sanskrit being a oldest indo-aryan language and greatest indo-european language in the world.

    • @aditya_saha
      @aditya_saha Před 2 lety

      What do you mean by greatest? Did you mean most spoken?

    • @rebelxyz2077
      @rebelxyz2077 Před 2 lety +12

      @@aditya_saha its the mother of all indo-aryan languages spoken the world.
      Its the most sacred language in Hinduism.
      Its the language of god.

    • @aditya_saha
      @aditya_saha Před 2 lety

      @@rebelxyz2077 language is simply the means of conversation. Sanskrit is a dead language. No one even in India speaks it. Even you are communicating in English right now.

    • @rebelxyz2077
      @rebelxyz2077 Před 2 lety +11

      @@aditya_saha Sanskrit is so old that no body speak that language at home. Today every body speak languages that is descended from Sanskrit. Sanskrit is like mother. Millions of Hindus pray at home in Sanskrit. Sanskrit speaking villages are found in India. Sanskrit is not dead language. Its alive in peoples heart forever.

    • @aditya_saha
      @aditya_saha Před 2 lety

      @@rebelxyz2077 its a dead language. it has no use in todays world. just like postcards. it had its time, now its replaced by emails. there are languages even older than Sanskrit, early Sumerians and Egyptians had their own language. even Tamil is older than Sanskrit. so stop attaching toxic emotions to languages. language is just a tool of communication.

  • @rickbabai876
    @rickbabai876 Před rokem +25

    This 45° turned without 4 Points, is not Swastik. It is Hakencruz which inspired Hitler's cross. which have its roots is Christianity not in dharmic traditions (hinduism, Buddhism, jainism)
    And all so for your kind information Hitler never call it swastik he always referred it as hakencruz and even that time British media all so call it hooked cross and Hitler's ideology as new Christianity even in early Christian time Christians r using hooked cross instead of Latin cross ✝️ because of the fear of prosecution
    Even the European historian confirmed it in Greek they call it gammadion. In 1940's Hitler's biography was rewritten in English by a Christian priest name james murphy who replaced the word hooked cross with swastik and this translation is the most popular one
    And coming to the different names of this symbol any logical person who has a understanding of sanskrit can clearly see the world swastik doesn't represent the physical structure of the symbol and on the other hand the names which are used in Europe clearly represent the physical structure of the symbol like hooked cross (cross made with hooke) gammadion (cross made with gamma)
    And also hooked cross can be found in Vatican city, medieval church pottery in ancient city of Troy etc.

    • @nothingbutcreativity7479
      @nothingbutcreativity7479 Před rokem +3

      Yes you are right

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před 3 měsíci +1

      This is a bit erroneous. Tilted and without dots, as well as both right and left facing, is found within dharmic culture. I say this as a sadhaka myself

  • @LoneWolf-tk9em
    @LoneWolf-tk9em Před 2 lety +16

    Stop calling it Swastika for gods sake 🙄 its called hokencruz (hooked cross) & the symbol is used by Nazis in 1930s, while the Swastika symbol has been present in the history for thousands of years & its a symbol of good luck & prosperity for Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism & many more ancient religions 🕉

    • @ghjjgvghh5695
      @ghjjgvghh5695 Před rokem

      Bro but we cant unban swastika

    • @incrediblegamer2.o930
      @incrediblegamer2.o930 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@@ghjjgvghh5695do what you do , i don't care , I'll wear it , you all haven't done enough research , nazi used hakenkreuz (also called hooked cross) which west calls swastika . Swastika is ours . I am a sanatani(hindu) and i am from india

  • @DAVE5187
    @DAVE5187 Před 2 lety +25

    It's not a hate symbol damn

  • @porteal8986
    @porteal8986 Před rokem +11

    Swastika isn't even a german or nazi word, it's sanskrit, that is, Indian. It's obviously not unique to india by any means, but the nazis used it because they thought they were the aryans described in vedic literature. The nazis didn't even use the word swastika

  • @Marnie_C
    @Marnie_C Před rokem +5

    In Canada, there was a hockey team that was called the Swastikas before WW2

  • @P.ilhaformosatherium
    @P.ilhaformosatherium Před rokem +12

    This symbol is actually a very positive symbol in Indo-European cultures all over the world in Vedic Religions like Buddhism And Hinduism It's a symbol for good luck and prosperity The Japanese actually used it in one of their samurai clans The norse also used this symbol so did the Slavic people

  • @redline5003
    @redline5003 Před 2 lety +26

    Swastika and hooked cross is totally different things

  • @Galadriel99
    @Galadriel99 Před 2 lety +9

    Nazi's Symbol is called HOOKED CROSS not Swastika.

    • @ghjjgvghh5695
      @ghjjgvghh5695 Před rokem

      But hitler taken this from india

    • @jJLDY.0gskJtOHZcju_o8e3v
      @jJLDY.0gskJtOHZcju_o8e3v Před rokem +1

      Nazies don't speak American

    • @HajimeOtaku
      @HajimeOtaku Před rokem +1

      @@ghjjgvghh5695, not really. He picked it from a Christian Church. Hooked cross is a representation of Jesus's revival after being crucified, which Hitler used as a symbol to fuel hatred towards Jews.

  • @RakeshSharma-ln2jl
    @RakeshSharma-ln2jl Před rokem +9

    Hinduism is the Great Great Grand Father of all other distorted and twisted present day faiths and relgions. But to agree with me , you have to do some research.

  • @SouvikPaul-bz5sl
    @SouvikPaul-bz5sl Před rokem +6

    In India swastika 🇮🇳🕉️❤️is well known and is integral part of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism.....
    It belongs to dharmic people and a Sanskrit word meaning well being...🕉️🇮🇳❤️

  • @KartikSharma-ms2tv
    @KartikSharma-ms2tv Před 2 lety +17

    Its hakencreuz not swastika Hitler on its statements never said it as swastika ,

  • @ritik3569
    @ritik3569 Před 2 lety +19

    You guys needs to learn difference between Swastika and Hooked Cross

  • @agnosticatheist4093
    @agnosticatheist4093 Před 2 lety +12

    Yes In Many Ancient Culture Swastika Is Symbol Of Prosperity And Good Omen

  • @EduardoRiter
    @EduardoRiter Před rokem +5

    THE NAZI SYMBOL IS NOT CALLED THE SWASTIKA! THE NAZI SYMBOL IS CALLED HAKEN KREUS, JUST MEANING BROKEN CROSS. THE ORIGINAL NAME SWASTIKA COMES FROM SANSKRIT AND MEANS "TO ATTRACT AUSPICIOUSNESS/GOOD". AND FOR HOPIS AND NAVAJOS MEANS LUCK, LIFE, LAUGHTER, LIGHT ETC. IT ALSO REPRESENTS THE MOVEMENT OF CONSTRLLATIONS THROUGH LONG TIME CYCLES AROUND THE POLAR STAR.

  • @imneverwrongsometimestruthlies

    Like as they say that little knowledge is dangerous 🤷
    Swastika is an auspicious symbol in Buddhist & Hindu homes
    Before jumping to stupid conclusions do some research you

  • @NewRepublicMapper
    @NewRepublicMapper Před 2 lety +5

    The Owner of Memphis house is correct tho, The Hakenkreuz is Tilted while Swastika is not

    • @3haAD900
      @3haAD900 Před rokem +2

      manjis and swastikas dont have to be tilted

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před 3 měsíci

      That is literally not correct. Tilted, right or left facing, and without the four dots... All are still symbols found within dharmic culture.
      Do real due diligence, don't read from Western "fact checking" websites when the checkers aren't even sanatani themselves.

  • @strawberry12480
    @strawberry12480 Před rokem +11

    This is a great , educational video. I hope theyre able to reclaim their symbol.

  • @VijayThakurMD
    @VijayThakurMD Před rokem +4

    I hate how the west has ruined the word Swastika 😭

  • @royrunyon1286
    @royrunyon1286 Před 7 měsíci +2

    The word "swastika" is a Sanskrit word. Sanskrit is an Indo-European language probably brought to southwest Asia by the Aryan people who migrated south from the Pontic Steppe (current day Ukraine/southwest Russia) several thousand years ago. German, spoken by Nazis of the 1930s and 1940s, is also an Indo-European language and thus related to Sanskrit. German's mother language was probably spoken by Yamnaya people who migrated from the Pontic Steppe into central and western Europe.

  • @visheshkothari
    @visheshkothari Před rokem +2

    The Hitler Nazi Symbol is a Hooked Christian Cross named as Hakenkreuz. Please do not associate it with Swastika or Swastik which is a very sacred symbol across Indian Subcontinent and South and East Asia. It has its significance in Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism. In cultures of Japan, Korea and China also.

  • @user-rd6tuYuf
    @user-rd6tuYuf Před 7 měsíci +1

    So it's ' we're using the logo way before the moustache guy existed. '

  • @REVHRD4
    @REVHRD4 Před rokem +2

    It’s an ancient symbol that dates back thousands of years which other cultures adopted due to the settlement and exploration migration of Nordic Aryan man.

  • @kurseongmarak9354
    @kurseongmarak9354 Před rokem +4

    It's not hindu symbol, it is the symbol of the world

  • @alanhansen8218
    @alanhansen8218 Před rokem +3

    Swastikas have a fixed face and orientation - much of what is shown here are not swastikas as some face the wrong direction and some are 45 degrees off the swastika orientation. details matter.

    • @porteal8986
      @porteal8986 Před rokem +1

      no they don't, that is a misunderstanding

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před 3 měsíci

      Not correct at all. Both directions, tilted and without dots... All are symbols found within dharmic culture.

  • @unitedbeast6614
    @unitedbeast6614 Před 2 lety +4

    Swastika was never used my Germans

    • @dantemadden1533
      @dantemadden1533 Před 2 lety +2

      It was used by the germans, but not by the Nazi’s, the Swastika has been apart of cultures right across the world for thousands of years, the Hakenkruez which looks similar was used by the Nazi’s

  • @victorurincho1084
    @victorurincho1084 Před 5 měsíci +1

    It's also a Tibetan symbol and you'll see it in a lot of Tibetan temples all around the United States it's a very old symbol it's a sacred symbol just like the holy cross

  • @amitclick99
    @amitclick99 Před rokem +1

    Hitler didn't use swastika word for this symbol..it was cross symbol of Christianity

  • @jjacksn21
    @jjacksn21 Před rokem +6

    That's amazing .... finally some restoration in belief .....towards positivity . Let there be swastika and God bless.

  • @codenerd7823
    @codenerd7823 Před rokem +3

    To all the idiots/hypocrites and ignorants, a Swastika is a Swastika and a Hakenkreuz is a Hakenkreuz (hooked cross).Period. And Hitler never stole it from anywhere, it was, it is and it will be a Christian Cross. Adolf Hitler was deeply influenced by Christianity, and Hakenkreuz is nothing but a Christian cross. so,Stop using term Swastika while talking and debating about Hakenkreuz.
    Because it was a Christian priest named "James Murphy" who translated his biography for the second time and to wash off the stigma of the most brutal genocide under the cross he switched Hakenkreuz with a swastika, before this incident Hakenkreuz was actually called a Hooked Cross in the first translated version of Hitler's biography. Go and watch an eye-opening detailed documentry "The Silence of Swastika", you will be shaken to the core and rotten to the soul.

    • @gh87716
      @gh87716 Před rokem

      Oh so tilting the swastika slightly to the side makes it a different symbol?? XD Ancient Europeans used this symbol, and if anything, Christians stole this symbol, along with a billion other things, from Pagan cultures. Hitler was pagan at heart, as were the German people.

  • @oriental75316
    @oriental75316 Před rokem +8

    Native Americans are from state of Kerala in India. Their King was Mahabali. He migrated from Kerala to exactly reverse side of the earth after donating India to Lord Vishnu. This is how native Americans are connected to India as per Indian mythology. Every year Dipavali is occasion where Mahabali is invited with lamps in the night and this is how we follow this mythology (it is a belief). Surprisingly some Latinos and natives look like Indians even today.

    • @RakeshSharma-ln2jl
      @RakeshSharma-ln2jl Před rokem +2

      Please do not use word "Mythology" for Ancient Hindu History.

    • @parrotcracker6629
      @parrotcracker6629 Před 7 měsíci

      Don't even. So what you are basically saying is that the origin of man came from India using your religious beliefs? NO. You could've taken the scientific approach. There is more likelihood we all originated what is now today to be Africa and migrated outwards. The continents used to be stuck together to form what could be called Pangea. Notice how Africa and South America seem to fit along the Atlantic Ocean.

    • @oriental75316
      @oriental75316 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes . I said mythology only. I didn't say scientific journal. This a harmless myth and our faith. But what is interesting is to observe that there is a concept of another side of this earth in the folklore, plus coincidently some native Indians or Mexicans looking similar to some of us.. these things are for someone to research. I don't have 💰. But for some social or genealogy scientist it could be one area for study provided it is done with open mind and unbiased curiosity..

  • @proto_maver1ck
    @proto_maver1ck Před 2 lety

    Her pronunciation of Amarillo makes me want to die

  • @JhabruTiger
    @JhabruTiger Před 7 měsíci +1

    Hitler never called his symbol as "Swastika", its just some Western white Christians & NY Times, after Hitler's death who wanted to disown Hitler as a white western Christian & started calling Naazi symbol "Hukencruz" in German or "Hooked Cross" in English as a "Swastika".
    Swastika is a 1000s of yrs old meaningful Sanskrit language word, which means good fortune & still today used by Hindus, Jains & Buddhists as a peaceful symbol.

  • @TonyfromTO
    @TonyfromTO Před rokem +2

    Swastikas are Mongolian, siberian and native american. Its the quadrant, medicine wheel, whirling log, four directions/winds. Sun wheel, seasons, passage of time.

    • @savitar8002
      @savitar8002 Před rokem

      Swastikas came from India

    • @TonyfromTO
      @TonyfromTO Před rokem

      @@savitar8002 not even close. Swastikas are much older than india. Indians dont even use the true meaning of the symbol.

    • @savitar8002
      @savitar8002 Před rokem

      @@TonyfromTO
      Lol, go and check Wikipedia.
      It is the symbol of the luck, it was first mentioned in Hindu texts

    • @TonyfromTO
      @TonyfromTO Před rokem

      @@savitar8002 the symbol predates india, humans took that symbol across the world before beringia seperated. It does not mean luck. The aryas, buddhists, hindus merely wrote about it... but it is ingrained in the culture of siberia and native americans who use its true meaning.

    • @savitar8002
      @savitar8002 Před rokem +1

      @@TonyfromTO
      It originated in Hinduism it has correct meaning in Hinduism.
      When Hinduism was born people in America and Mongolia didn't know to read and write

  • @iwanttodie4920
    @iwanttodie4920 Před rokem +2

    That isn’t nazism it’s good luck

  • @Astrashastra
    @Astrashastra Před rokem +1

    its actually very easy to explain to americans, what happens when you tilt the cross upside down??

  • @user-rv2tn9qx2b
    @user-rv2tn9qx2b Před rokem +1

    Hitler used hooked cross and not Swastika

  • @JoseGarcia-eadgbe
    @JoseGarcia-eadgbe Před 2 lety +3

    “Education”….Plenty Coups

  • @Car1Sagan
    @Car1Sagan Před 10 měsíci +3

    Hijacked, like the rainbow

  • @bamaaan
    @bamaaan Před měsícem

    Traditional Indian Swasthik has a dot in all the four corners and the ends are not square in shape. They are more tapered. Like the capital alphabet S crossing each other in the middle at right angles

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před měsícem

      This is the most silly thing I've ever read. The ends are more tapered? Wtf. You really think every dharmic swastika has dots? Bruh.

  • @josephlewis1261
    @josephlewis1261 Před rokem +4

    Bless you ❤️‍🔥for understanding that this is an important symbol

  • @infinightsky
    @infinightsky Před 2 lety +2

    “We all know what a swastika means” maybe not

  • @mikeveis6393
    @mikeveis6393 Před 10 měsíci +1

    The straight version means good luck and peace. The Nazis corrupted it by turning it slightly. They turned it into a symbol of evil they tilted slightly painting it black surrounding it with red.

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před 3 měsíci

      Tilted, right and left face, and without dots... Are all still symbols found within dharmic culture. Idk who conjured up this misinformation, but y'all needa do better inquiry

  • @Chronoir3
    @Chronoir3 Před rokem +1

    Even the news anchors are dumbfounded lol

  • @person-yu8cu
    @person-yu8cu Před 8 měsíci +1

    the irony is that america today is the closest thing to nazism without actually being nazi

  • @AltafKhan-qd1tk
    @AltafKhan-qd1tk Před 2 měsíci

    Swastika is made from 2 sanskriti words: "su" meaning good and "asti" meaning "to be" so the name itself gives the intent: "a symbol that brings good luck"

  • @jamesslick4790
    @jamesslick4790 Před rokem +1

    How could they be "popping up" in antique homes in the present tense, I mean they were there all the time, LOL

  • @michaeldesilvio221
    @michaeldesilvio221 Před rokem +1

    Even Jewish people had one. It is a powerful good luck charm.🍀

  • @Aayansh_Fc_editz
    @Aayansh_Fc_editz Před rokem +1

    People have to stop complaining

  • @yanickbelanger8951
    @yanickbelanger8951 Před 6 měsíci +1

    not the same symbol in a box shape it is a wish for well being and tilted on an axis it is not

    • @macdog1
      @macdog1 Před 3 měsíci

      Incorrect. Both left and right facing, tilted and without dots... All are symbols found within dharmic culture. Om Namo

  • @BV-mg1ek
    @BV-mg1ek Před 8 měsíci +1

    Literally every Indian has been saying this for years. Effing finally Americans realized that this type of symbol is found literally all over the world (even in Christianity, look it up)

  • @boredhencecomment
    @boredhencecomment Před dnem +1

    It is not SWASTIKA its HAKENKREUZ or crooked cross if u r refering to Nazis.... Please get the word correct journalists. Swastika comes from sanskrit word... 🙆‍♀️🤦‍♀️

  • @indiafirst3676
    @indiafirst3676 Před 2 lety +1

    Swastika is an Indian Feminine name too lol

  • @RajveerSinghy79
    @RajveerSinghy79 Před 11 měsíci +2

    Hitler stole swastik 👍

  • @Bellywoodstudios_diadance

    As someone in Florida I love how going to school here kids would come to school wearing the rebel flag and that was totally acceptable but if it's a Hindu symbol that's existed thousands of years, you'll get sent home from school. Lol America👏

  • @dienekesghost6132
    @dienekesghost6132 Před rokem

    Why not?

  • @mercedesbenz3751
    @mercedesbenz3751 Před 2 měsíci +1

    02:03
    Swastika just not predates, Hitler. It predates Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Its the sign of Ancient Hindus and other polytheists who were similar to Hindus.

  • @moyai8508
    @moyai8508 Před rokem +1

    If Nazi symbol is swastika what’s hakenkruz then?

    • @JNCressey
      @JNCressey Před rokem

      a synonym.

    • @moyai8508
      @moyai8508 Před rokem

      @@JNCressey Swastika is different from hakenkruz

    • @JNCressey
      @JNCressey Před rokem

      @@moyai8508, in English, swastika has become the name of the shape.
      Even for the uses like in this video of Native American symbols. We call those swastikas too, even though they are also separate from the Hindu swastika.
      Do you have an alternative for what we should call the generic shape?

    • @HajimeOtaku
      @HajimeOtaku Před rokem +1

      @@JNCressey, since the shape is found in scriptures and carvings around the world, we should have a neutral name for it. Swastika is a specific representation of this shape and actively used in India, so in no way neutral.

    • @JNCressey
      @JNCressey Před rokem

      @@HajimeOtaku, good plan. so what should we call it?

  • @agingmillennialmainer

    Superstition doesn't supersede millions of deaths.

  • @Sam-sg9mp
    @Sam-sg9mp Před 7 měsíci +1

    I thought Swastika was Hindu (Bhartiya) symbol

    • @v47gaming59
      @v47gaming59 Před 7 měsíci

      Yes.But this symbol is found in various parts of world which dates to 1000 years old. Example in Ukraine it was found which dates to almost 9000 years old..

  • @Vaibhav-1128
    @Vaibhav-1128 Před 2 lety +1

    0:45 I think about good luck because my dad is Indian

  • @mandarakhonde3916
    @mandarakhonde3916 Před rokem

    Swastika means Om in brahmi lipi (script)

  • @mrunalkh
    @mrunalkh Před 9 měsíci +1

    stop calling it swastika

  • @jacobgrimes6790
    @jacobgrimes6790 Před 3 dny

    i see one house in my town and always thought it was a german house until i saw this video now it feels better

  • @nobody687
    @nobody687 Před rokem +2

    I think by educating people about the true meaning would take the symbol back and away from those who tried to make it mean something else

  • @BRZbazzanx
    @BRZbazzanx Před rokem +1

    Destroyed Home Swastika...'' Work New Home family

  • @user-jc1yz4qn2z
    @user-jc1yz4qn2z Před 2 lety +1

    If you are ignorant that's your problem.

  • @amritanshupandey2578
    @amritanshupandey2578 Před rokem

    Firstly Nazi called it Haken kreuz which means hooked cross as Swastika is an Sankrit word nothing to do with German, please call it what Hitler called it in german. And one more thing only the Haken kreuz is tilted, Indian Swastika is just like the native Indians the Symbol stands for peace and prosperity.

  • @alanbstard4
    @alanbstard4 Před rokem

    it's a symbol of good luck in anglo saxon times in north west europe. The symbol should be resurrected in Europe. In England they still dig them up

  • @Arjunkumar99999
    @Arjunkumar99999 Před rokem +1

    Stop calling the Nazi symbol Swastika!

  • @tomasandrasko1272
    @tomasandrasko1272 Před rokem +1

    lucky people with it swastika=Sun, river of light Russian symbol or Slavik Arian symbol given to all on the planet

  • @devawratvidhate9093
    @devawratvidhate9093 Před rokem

    Hitler use Hooked cross it has nothing to with swastika

  • @jayshivray24
    @jayshivray24 Před rokem

    Swastika meaning is totally different for hinduism. It's Sanskrit word. If you guys are using in context of Hitler use word that he used to use. Dont use our Sanskrit word everywhere.

  • @rexgeorg7324
    @rexgeorg7324 Před 2 lety +3

    what do you think da stars and stripes means to a native Indian

  • @OlgaRykov
    @OlgaRykov Před 3 měsíci

    It hasn't been misused for 28 years, it is misused to this very day and under this symbol millions of people have died and continue to die. To this day, this symbol is being misused for about 100 years. And the latest 100 years too. Maybe if we can live yahtzee-free for just as long we can reconsider seeing swasthika as a symbol of evil. But until then dismissing its current meaning for an ancient one isn't very realistic either.

  • @1982nitinarora
    @1982nitinarora Před 11 měsíci

    The vatican very carefully rebranded hakenkruz ( crooked cross) into swastika

  • @forntrunner8889
    @forntrunner8889 Před rokem

    Its Hooked Cross not Swastika 😢

  • @Scorpion-cn7it
    @Scorpion-cn7it Před rokem

    Rudolf Yeetler

  • @hirenahir76200
    @hirenahir76200 Před 10 měsíci

    My mom making swastika symbol at our door step for diwali
    Meanwhile me called my germans friends to attend my diwali party at home 😁😁😁😁

  • @googlege7999
    @googlege7999 Před rokem

    Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.
    In my opinion, for jewish people, its important to understand that the symbol was stolen, evil people turned it evil, imagine coloring it rainbow color, bright green, yellow, you get the point, adding 2 dots,.
    Not letting the past remind you of evil,.

  • @rakeshbarman3486
    @rakeshbarman3486 Před 9 měsíci

    first of all stop calling swastika ,geez ,swastika is a sanskrit word for peace and prosperity in hindu culture, in India its all over the place ,in homes ,cars ,walls

  • @s_caat_c1702
    @s_caat_c1702 Před 7 měsíci

    Arjunas one of the wives was from mexico

  • @Yash-Gaikwad
    @Yash-Gaikwad Před 2 lety

    Well, that kids name isn't a help either lol.

  • @RANJITSHARMA-cd8tn
    @RANJITSHARMA-cd8tn Před měsícem

    Swastika is a sign of auspiciousness.
    Good sign

  • @hubdimention6966
    @hubdimention6966 Před 2 měsíci

    laura who?

  • @Ultraspace99
    @Ultraspace99 Před rokem

    Nazi Symbol is hook and cross /hakenkreuz Not Swastika , hitler never used swastika he used hook and cross /hakenkreuz