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(, Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:07, archived)
heh.i'm housesitting right now for a friend -- the house is quite old (turn of the century or older), and the ceiling fixture in the living room is swastika-shaped. i covet it.
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postbear has metal knees,
Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:14,
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It's a lucky symbol for a lot of religions. I think.
CaroWallis,
Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:19,
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I'm pretty sure it was a good luck symbolthat's why they used it.
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Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:20,
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it's a symbolrepresenting the turning of the sun, used by many cultures, from the Celts to Hinduism
Many really old churches have swastika symbols, mainly because they were built at a time they were still really busy converting the inlanders, and thought they'd humour them a bit by using their symbols.
(Many really old churches have swastika symbols, mainly because they were built at a time they were still really busy converting the inlanders, and thought they'd humour them a bit by using their symbols.
PoofBird ~V~,
Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:23,
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yes, i'm aware of the symbolism of the swastika......but i'm not superstitious about these god-things or other imaginary beings, so i just covet the fixture because it makes people uncomfortable.
( postbear has metal knees,
Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:27,
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for a naziswastika, it's turning the wrong way.
/pedant
(/pedant
PoofBird ~V~,
Fri 15 Jul 2005, 21:18,
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