Swastikas from 550BC Greek statues. With every post you manage to sound dumb & dumber, i just discovered this today myself & an Archaeology specialist followed & confirmed for me both India & all the way over to Greece this symbol was common & sacred. Not a thing to do with anything else...
Both the stylized Greek 'swastikas' which were for good luck & auspiciousness & the Indians also means 'auspiciousness' and is the symbol for universal truth. What can we deduce from this kind of common symbol usage going all the way back to 600BC between India & Greece,and before?
Try to get an original thought forced thru that sludge in your brain, this is not an evil symbol, nor does this young woman look like she was oppressed, though life was far stricter than today. Greek thinkers had minds few of our intellectuals could match, the shear discipline they had to go thru, philosophy to geometry, math, oratory, civics, poetry, literature, language, history & physics.
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