How to make swastik image

On this symbol many books were written, so this mudra adds to common knowledge. Some scholars interpret it as a solar cross, as such the idea could be traceable back some 75.000 years to South Africa, discovered from arial sight. See solar (ashtanga) cross in “An Extract From Adam’s Calendar – The Book” •

So here's how to make a swastika It's a nice little gift to give - like a good luck charm to give your Jewish friends at this time of the year especially, cause they're not getting any gifts for Christmas anyway might as well give them a good luck charm, y'know? Yep, so you get a piece of A4 paper, alright Um, we want... squares. So, fold it in half first Yea, and then, fold that down there, that's right, make sure that's right there Fold this up here Make sure that's flush, like, over here, how it's flat like there and then, open it back up Fold that there, and give it a nice crease there Then tear that off You should try to make this, like perfect, and stuff, but, yeah so like that, and then, tear along this line as well And then um you'll want to fold that in half So you crease it there and stuff, tear that again - in half grab this bit and fold that in half first like this Open it back up Fold the two ends into the middle and flatten/crease the edges open it back up again so it looks like this Turn that thang around Fold that bottom quarter in half and crease the bottom Fold below on the crease you made in the previous step, you should not need to re-crease it There are three sections on the top now, fold the bottom section over in half and crease that Again, fold down on that pre-made crease Two sections now, fold over in the middle of the bottom section and crease that Turn that over and face the part facing you face down, as shown in the video Fold up on the pre-mad...

(35) Swastik – Symbol of Prosperity Swastik is a very important Hindu symbol. It stands for auspiciousness, peace and prosperity and world brotherhood. No Hindu religious ritual is complete without this symbol. ‘Swasti’ in Sankrit means may all be well with you. People in Thailand still use this form of greeting when they meet one another. Thailand had a long cultural association with India. That is why the greeting is still used there. How did this sign come into use? To understand this we have to go back to the beginnings of our earth and the solar system. It is believed that there was an explosion and scattering of energy in all directions. As a result our earth and other planets formed. Scientists call this explosion the Big Bang. The exploding of a hundred H-bombs and one thousand A-bombs would be something like a Diwali firecracker compared to the Big Bang. The energy scattered in the shape of Swastik ("). The sign is a sort of a sun mark. As we have already noticed Surya deva is everything to us. If he stops shining his light on us we will all perish. The four arms of Swastik stand for four main directions: North, South, East, West; the four Vedas: Rig, Sama, Yajur and Atharva; the four aims of human life called purusharthas in Sanskrit : Dharma, Arth (acquiring wealth); Kama (fulfilling desires); and finally Moksha (liberation from this earthly life.) This means the individual attaining moksha will not be born again on this earth. And the four stages of life are ca...