Do These Most Ancient Symbols In The World Have Some Magical Powers?

While men's latest fashion and the new trend in fashion for men have been transient in nature, there are l some timeless symbols that are still widely used by humanity. These symbols have existed for centuries, so associated connotation has also evolved over time. 

 

1.    The Star of David – This symbol is a simple hexagram, a shape that has equilateral triangles interlock each other to form a six-pointed star with a hexagon in the middle. Adopted in Judaism in 1897, this symbol is now one of the most representative symbols of Judaism. (Refer to 5 Wealthiest Empires in World History)

This star has been used widely in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism as revealed by the preserved manuscripts.  In Hinduism, it represents Anahata, the fourth primary chakras in the body – the primary energy points of the body. As Hinduism is considered the mother of all religions, this symbol most probably spread across the religions due to its basic scientific philosophy.

2.    Skull with The Two Cross-Bones – In the contemporary world, this symbol is widely used to denote two meanings. In the scientific world, this means danger to human life and hence is depicted on the supposedly life-threatening gadgets, objects including high voltage energy places, and poisonous chemicals and other harmful substances that warn people of potential associated dangers. The other meaning is more of historical in nature indicating that of sea pirates. (Refer to 5 Countries That Will Rule The World in 2050)

The pirates have been known to be a cause of fear among the travelers hence this symbol was used by them on their clothes, flags, and belongings. Interestingly Spaniards used this symbol to label cemeteries.

3.    Swastika – The grand old ancient symbol that has passed from generations is one of the holiest symbols in Hinduism. In Hinduism, this eternal sign symbolizes the four changing periods of human existence on earth. (Refer to 5 Important Ancient Scientific Discoveries By Indians) This symbol connotes the different levels of purity, peace, and happiness that are believed to have existed at the four periods of human existence.

The first phase is believed to be the purest while the last is thought to be impurest or the ugliest periods ‘kal yuga’, also the current stage of our existence. In the western world, this symbol was adapted by Nazi army to mark their philosophy and dominance but due to the cruelty and shame associated with the heinous acts of the army, the symbol is still largely disregarded in the west.   (Refer to 5 Most Unusual Things That Happen Only In India)

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