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I know that seeing this symbol gives many controversial feelings. In Korea you see it at every corner. There are more temples than churches in Rome (but churches are there in abundance as well). Last time I checked, they wanted to ban this symbol i… more »

A Buddhist temple in Korea. Simple. Just behind some green doors. Almost like a private house. A sign often mistaken. Like so many things in Life. May be peace on earth one day. For everyone. more »

As a result of a heated argument two days ago, I got some more information about the history of the Swastika. Feel free to add any information you have. Why and what is this all about? The European Union gives the ban of the Swastika in Europe a secon… more »

In Korea the Swastika marks (if it's turned this angle) religious institutions and temples. Most Buddhists wear a necklace or ring or something with that sign on it, like Catholics the cross more »