Swastika - The Symbol of the Buddha
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Korea - Decoration of Buddhist temples
[01/30/2004] Korean Buddhism comes from Mahayana Buddhism (mostly Son or Zen Buddhism). The Swastika symbol represents an auspicious sign in Buddhism. It was considered to have omnipotent godly power, as well as the meaning of the whole universe. Then it is no wonder that it can be found as an important symbol on many Buddhist temples in Korea and other Asian countries.
This sign is a cosmic religious sign and never and by no means a political symbol.
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