Re: Hindu Holy Symbol
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 28 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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> __ > /_/\ > _\ \ \ > / /\_\ \ > / / \/ /_ >/_/ /\ / /\ >\_\/ / \/ / > /_/ /\ / > \ \ \_\/ > \ \ \ > \_\/ > >i saw this symbol in a hindu temple at Mutthra, India > >[][ colin Yes, it was also used by the American Indians. It was the stylized symbol of the Thunderbird. The 45th Inf. Division used it as their insignia, which was changed about you-know-when and for you-know-why. It was a popular good luck symbol, prior to the advent of hostilities. JRO
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