Swastik and Hindu philosophy

                                                      There is a misunderstanding regarding the symbol of the Nazi party and the  Hindu symbol of Swastik. The symbol of the Nazi party differs as it goes up and down from then the Indian Swastik Symbol.

                                                      Nazi party never followed the philosophy of the Swastik Symbol. The only similarity is that the Nazi party believed that Germans are superior Aryans.  They also considered Indians to belong to the same Aryan Race. The assumption might have been based on historical facts that Aryans were living in Central Asia and out of that one group had migrated to Europe and another group to south Asia. i.e. India.

                                                        However, the Indian symbol of Swastik carries deep rational and philosophical meaning related to the practical life of human beings.  

                                                      The main four pillars of the symbol give emphasize the Observance of Dharma,  Achieving Moksha, Controlling Moha i.e. Kam, and the Urge for wealth. i.e. Arth.

                                                      It also gives messages of keeping Unity, Liberation from wrong Instincts, To maintain fellowship and friendship. 

                                                      Besides that, it conveys through its four top curves to achieve happiness in life by controlling the mind, desire, and ego. Wisdom is the most important to achieve those results.

                                                     All those messages caring one to the center of the Swastik which is Brahma. i.e. The ultimate goal of life which is absolute truth.

                  In short, Swastik gives significant guidance to achieve perfection in life.

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