I am not sure what the picture is representing, but Polaris (the North star) is at the tail of the constellation Ursa Major - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaris
The symbol would be out of context because you chose 4 specific dates. It goes round and round in a circle throughout the year, why isn't the symbol a circle then?
I am not very convinced about all those symbols, because I recognize some of them and they are false:
Christianity never used a swastika. If you dig around, you'd find that the swastika is of Hindu origin, therefore, it wouldn't be at all Christian to use it. Christian symbols remain to this day - the fish, the cross, the dove. Nothing else.
Hindu religion doesn't include the hexagram. I was able to find this strange symbol of swastika in a hexagram used by the UFO society - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ra%C3%ABlism
I don't know about the rest, but I am not at all convinced this picture is showing any truth. Therefore, it would be folly to derive any truth from it.
I would encourage anyone here to do their own research.
Wrong, the north star is the tail end of ursa MINOR (the LITTLE dipper). The "spoon" end of ursa MAJOR points to the north star no matter what time or season. Ursa MAJOR's orientation in the sky tells us the date, and mapping the solstices (like in the picture above) gets us something like symbol that has appeared in nearly every culture north of the equator.
Wrong. It has been found in countless Christian artworks. North star is the origin and it's far older than Hinduism, it's literally been found in cave paintings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika
Oh, Ursa minor, not Ursa major. Thank you for correcting me on this. Still doesn't confirm it was used to map anything, like you suggest. I don't know why you say "like the picture above"... This picture was never used to map anything, since it's a modern picture... Sorry, if I don't understand your point.
You said "It has been found in countless Christian artworks" - Can you prove it? If they are countless, you'd have no problem to give me one at least, right?
So, the point was the swastika in the hexagram... You sent me only a picture of a hexagram... I must again ask you to defend the specific symbol of swastika in a hexagram, please. Can you deliver such an example, or no?
Oh, and please give me the origin of the jewish swastika... :D I just now saw it. That's ludicrous if it were true.
Sorry, but the burden of proof falls onto you, since you shared the picture. Also, any of the other symbols would be useful knowledge to anyone to understand this symbology. And if those symbols were falsely attributed to the corresponding religions, as I suspect, this is useful knowledge too, wouldn't you agree?
I am not sure what the picture is representing, but Polaris (the North star) is at the tail of the constellation Ursa Major - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaris
The symbol would be out of context because you chose 4 specific dates. It goes round and round in a circle throughout the year, why isn't the symbol a circle then?
I am not very convinced about all those symbols, because I recognize some of them and they are false:
Christianity never used a swastika. If you dig around, you'd find that the swastika is of Hindu origin, therefore, it wouldn't be at all Christian to use it. Christian symbols remain to this day - the fish, the cross, the dove. Nothing else.
Hindu religion doesn't include the hexagram. I was able to find this strange symbol of swastika in a hexagram used by the UFO society - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ra%C3%ABlism
I don't know about the rest, but I am not at all convinced this picture is showing any truth. Therefore, it would be folly to derive any truth from it.
I would encourage anyone here to do their own research.
Wrong, the north star is the tail end of ursa MINOR (the LITTLE dipper). The "spoon" end of ursa MAJOR points to the north star no matter what time or season. Ursa MAJOR's orientation in the sky tells us the date, and mapping the solstices (like in the picture above) gets us something like symbol that has appeared in nearly every culture north of the equator.
Wrong. It has been found in countless Christian artworks. North star is the origin and it's far older than Hinduism, it's literally been found in cave paintings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika
Wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shatkona
Correct, always do your own research. Never fully trust information gathered from internet memes and anonymous comments.
Oh, Ursa minor, not Ursa major. Thank you for correcting me on this. Still doesn't confirm it was used to map anything, like you suggest. I don't know why you say "like the picture above"... This picture was never used to map anything, since it's a modern picture... Sorry, if I don't understand your point.
You said "It has been found in countless Christian artworks" - Can you prove it? If they are countless, you'd have no problem to give me one at least, right?
So, the point was the swastika in the hexagram... You sent me only a picture of a hexagram... I must again ask you to defend the specific symbol of swastika in a hexagram, please. Can you deliver such an example, or no?
Oh, and please give me the origin of the jewish swastika... :D I just now saw it. That's ludicrous if it were true.
Sorry, but the burden of proof falls onto you, since you shared the picture. Also, any of the other symbols would be useful knowledge to anyone to understand this symbology. And if those symbols were falsely attributed to the corresponding religions, as I suspect, this is useful knowledge too, wouldn't you agree?