In the Buddhist tradition, the Swastika represents the foot or the footprint of the Buddha. It is frequently used to characterize the beginning of each text. The Tibetan Buddhism in this modern world uses it as their clothing beautification. By spreading the Symbolism in Buddhism, it has moved onward into the iconography of Japan and China, where it has been utilized to designate plurality, prosperity, abundance and long life.

Knowing There are Different Gods Watching Over You

There are four Heavenly Kings based on the Buddhist faith,  who were also the four guardian gods. Each of them watch over all the people in one overriding direction in the entire world. The Buddha eyes are also called the Wisdom Eyes and can typically be found on all four sides as described of the Buddhist shrines that is also known as the “Stupas”. The symbol stands for all-seeing and all-knowing eyes of Buddha and as the representative of the presence of the lord all around.

The Definition of The Marks in The Buddha’s Face

In the middle of the curly lines under the eyes is the Sanskrit numeral one. It represents the unity of the people and it also indicates that the most important way to receive enlightenment is only through the teachings of Buddha. A dot between the eyes stands as the third eye, which symbolizes the awakening of the spirits. One Buddhist Tantric symbol is called the Vajra. It is the representative of the firmness of the spirit having the greatest power spiritually.

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Diamond as Pureness and Immortal

It stands as one of the 3 basic branches of Vajrayana and Buddhism. It has a shape as a club having tease spherical heads. The Vajra is the symbol of the diamond that features the indestructibility and the purity. It also has the properties of a thunderbolt which has an irresistible energy power. It is also symbolized an endless creativity, potency and skillful activity. In Tibetan Buddhism, the Vajra is a ritual tool and known as Dorje.