Swastika     Last updated on 2011/2555     12     10, a full moon day;

	shakya
		shakya
			Tao
				samsāra

One of the oldest characters in both China AND India;

In China, it is pronounced "wan-zi", interpreted as an emblem of immortality;

In India, the character was used in 2500 ~ 1500 B.C., Mohenjo-Daro, a good luck symbol;

In Myanmar, pronunciation "shakya" refers to symbol OR symbol ; Pronunciation "muni" might be derived from Arakan aka Rakhine [also see: 90,000 pagoda], and suffix "muni" to Buddha statue ... ; also see: Mahamuni; Shakyamuni;

In Myanmar, there has been "dhamma shakya", a coined usage of "dhamma" and "shakya" ... ;

IFF directional gravity, using GPS, also see: GDC ... ;

The character can be angled clock-wise, or counter-clock-wise;

The character can be seen, "seal of the heart of Buddha"; also see: BuddhaNamoAmitabhaTaiwan2003;

THIS character can also represent DNA, because the double strands of the DNA ... ; 285 double strand s 66 285 DNA;

Swastika is usage "MAHA" alike, found in both Indian Civilization and Eastern Civilization;

YIN and YANG, cause-and-effect, pros and cons, swastika, ... ; 2;

After reading this page, pagoda should be read ... ;

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