Chinese Wàn Necklace

12 inches long (24 inches total) with blue quartz, hematite (blood stone) and 24-karat gold beads, and a Chinese "wàn", or swastika. The "wàn" or swastika is a holy symbol to the Chinese, in the same way that the cross is a holy symbol to Christians. It is a symbol that has been widely used, by every group of people on the face of the planet, from Jews to Native Americans, for at least 10,000 years . It has only been within the last 80 years that has meant anything other than peace, love and good luck.

Crystal Dorje Necklace

13 inches long (26 inches total) with green crystal beads, plus rudrakhsha, freshwater pearls, crystal swastika beads and a Dorje or "Lightning Bolt", one of the ritual tools of the Tibetan Buddhists. The swastika is a holy symbol to Tibetan Buddhists, in the same way that the cross is a holy symbol to Christians. It is a symbol that has been widely used, by every group of people on the face of the planet, from Jews to Native Americans, for at least 10,000 years . It has only been within the last 80 years that has meant anything other than peace, love and good luck.

Crystal Swastika Necklace

13 inches long (26 inches total) with beads that ward off the evil eye, plus rudrakhsha, rhinestones, millefiori , and crystal swastika beads. The swastika is a holy symbol to Buddhists, in the same way that the cross is a holy symbol to Christians. It is a symbol that has been widely used, by every group of people on the face of the planet, from Jews to Native Americans, for at least 10,000 years . It has only been within the last 80 years that has meant anything other than peace, love and good luck.

Friendly Swastika Jacket Patch

Approximately 4" in diameter, this is the Swastika that history remembers as the symbol that represents love, life, good luck, and auspiciousness. Made in The Netherlands by Gijs Verhoeven. I like the way ManWoman puts it : "Think of the most sacred thing in your life, think of the most precious thing, and put the Swastika into that place. Put the Swastika into your heart. Put the Swastika on your altar. Put the Swastika on the image you use to represent God, love, peace, or the cosmos. Put the Swastika on the thing that makes you happy. You will begin to see what the Swastika has meant to humans over this entire planet for all of our human history. For these places are exactly the places it occupied for thousands of years until the second world war, when it fell victim to a chronic infection." This is NOT an indication that I am a supporter of the cause of nazis or “white-supremacists”, in any way, in fact, it is quite the opposite. If you are offended by the Swastika in any form, try thinking of it this way: I am actually getting back at the nazis for all of their atrocities by using a symbol that represents them in the opposite way, as an image of peace. I encourage everyone to do so, because prior to about 90 years ago, the Swastika was an image of peace. More information about the Gentle Swastika and its history can be seen at the following web sites: Friendly Swastika dot art - the page that I set up for the Little Good Luck Charms Swastika , Sauwastika , and Western use of the swastika in the early 20th century - from Wikipedia The Auspicious Swastika - from Hinduism Today Swastikam, Symbol of Auspiciousness - from The Himalayan Academy ࿗ – SWASTIKA – ࿘

Jaina Swastika Necklace

11 inches long (22 inches total) with black beads that protect from the evil eye, green and clear crystal beads, rhinestones, rudrakhsha, and a Jaina swastika. The swastika is a holy symbol to Jaina, in the same way that the cross is a holy symbol to Christians. It is a symbol that has been widely used, by every group of people on the face of the planet, from Jews to Native Americans, for at least 10,000 years . It has only been within the last 80 years that has meant anything other than peace, love and good luck.

13 inches long, made with rudrakhsha, carnelian and silver beads, with a Shivalingam. Lingayatism is often considered a Hindu sect, because it shares beliefs with Indian religions, and "their beliefs are syncretistic and include an assemblage of many Hindu elements, including the name of their god, Siva, who is one of the chief figures of the Hindu pantheon." Yet, Lingayatism also makes several departures from mainstream Hinduism, and rejects the authority of the Vedas, the caste system and the Hindu concepts of reincarnation and karma. Its worship is centred on Hindu god Siva as the universal god in the iconographic form of Ishtalinga . They believe that they will be reunited with Siva after their death by wearing the sivalingam .

Little Good Luck Charms

In Sanskrit, the word "SWASTIKA" -- स्वास्तिक -- means "Little Good Luck Charm", and it is a symbol of Sri Ganesha, the Elephant-headed Lord of Removing Obstacles, after whom our web-shop is named. Our "Little Good Luck Charms" are hand engraved from beach pebbles collected from the ocean beaches of Washington and Oregon, and have two swastikas on them, one turning to the right, and one turning to the left... because, either way, it is a sign of Ganesha, and of Good Luck. I like the way ManWoman puts it : "Think of the most sacred thing in your life, think of the most precious thing, and put the Swastika into that place. Put the Swastika into your heart. Put the Swastika on your altar. Put the Swastika on the image you use to represent God, love, peace, or the cosmos. Put the Swastika on the thing that makes you happy. You will begin to see what the Swastika has meant to humans over this entire planet for all of our human history. For these places are exactly the places it occupied for thousands of years until the second world war, when it fell victim to a chronic infection." This is NOT an indication that I am a supporter of the cause of nazis or “white-supremacists”, in any way, in fact, it is quite the opposite. If you are offended by the Swastika in any form, try thinking of it this way: I am actually getting back at the nazis for all of their atrocities by using a symbol that represents them in the opposite way, as an image of peace. I encourage everyone to do so, because prior to about 90 years ago, the Swastika was an image of peace. More information about the Gentle Swastika and its history can be seen at the following web sites: Friendly Swastika dot art - the page that I set up for the Little Good Luck Charms Swastika , Sauwastika , and Western use of the swastika in the early 20th century - from Wikipedia The Auspicious Swastika - from Hinduism Today Swastikam, Symbol of Auspiciousness - from The Himalayan Academy ࿗ – SWASTIKA – ࿘

Love Swastika sticker

2" square, this is the Swastika that history remembers as the symbol that represents love, life, luck and light. Original design by Darren Hartas. I like the way ManWoman puts it : "Think of the most sacred thing in your life, think of the most precious thing, and put the Swastika into that place. Put the Swastika into your heart. Put the Swastika on your altar. Put the Swastika on the image you use to represent God, love, peace, or the cosmos. Put the Swastika on the thing that makes you happy. You will begin to see what the Swastika has meant to humans over this entire planet for all of our human history. For these places are exactly the places it occupied for thousands of years until the second world war, when it fell victim to a chronic infection." This is NOT an indication that I am a supporter of the cause of nazis or “white-supremacists”, in any way, in fact, it is quite the opposite. If you are offended by the Swastika in any form, try thinking of it this way: I am actually getting back at the nazis for all of their atrocities by using a symbol that represents them in the opposite way, as an image of peace. I encourage everyone to do so, because prior to about 90 years ago, the Swastika was an image of peace. More information about the Gentle Swastika and its history can be seen at the following web sites: Friendly Swastika dot art - the page that I set up for the Little Good Luck Charms Swastika , Sauwastika , and Western use of the swastika in the early 20th century - from Wikipedia The Auspicious Swastika - from Hinduism Today Swastikam, Symbol of Auspiciousness - from The Himalayan Academy ࿗ – SWASTIKA – ࿘