Due to Germany’s role in the Second World War, the German government and people became very sensitive to the display of the Swastika symbol. In Germany, there is a law that prohibits the display of the Nazi symbol or other similar symbols. If a German who knew nothing about Falun Gong saw the Falun Symbol, they might wrongly associate the Falun symbol with its Nazi counterpart. On the other hand, because Falun Gong is being brutally suppressed in China, those who did not know the truth thus stayed away from the Falun symbol. All these have resulted in significant difficulty and interference for Falun Gong practitioners in Germany.

The infinite swastika node is one of the eight Tibetan buddhistic auspiciousness symbols. This way of embodiment of the infinite swastika can be found with many peoples around the world. In many nations en religions it is a symbol of the infinity of the universes, reincarnation or the arise and fall of the cosmos.

Like Friedrich Bernhard Marby says, they belong to the rune-allegories representing the movement or spin. Literally:

" This is not only the case with the swastika. There are movement-symbols, that show 2-12 so-called hooks or feet. The original, old names were: two-Fos, three-Fos, four-Fos, etc or two-foot, three-foot, four-foot, five-foot etc - now, that each one has hooks , they later on also said in order to camouflage:

Imanol Mujica, a Basque intellect, who wore the Lauburu in his heart, like many of us, gave a conference about the Lauburu's symbolism on May 25, 1968 in Bogota, Colombia. Here is an excerpt of that evening, illustrating Mr. Mujica's search for a theory or the truth of the Lauburu.

Christianity took that little what it needed, into its traditions, its cult, and then it vanquished the origins of those cults. In the original cults, there were a lot of elements, with enormous meaning inside; but everything was turned around and everything was interpreted differently.