Saw on the net. This Yantra guards the Reserve Bank of India office in New Delhi. Does not this look like Star of David too? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
a hexagram is common to most civs the star of david is quite recent, i believe the earliest hebrew instance was king solomon's seal http://www.mfa.gov.il/mfa/go.asp?MFAH0dq90 "The symbol of the hexagram, the star-like figure formed by two triangles, has many connotations, especially when it is enclosed by a circle; super-natural powers have been attributed to it in many parts of the world since ancient times. Beyond the Jewish national associations which have only become attached to it in the last few hundred years, the abstract element of the figure (which is connected to the celestial stars) and its geometrical completeness make it a universal symbol. Together with the five-pointed star (the pentagram, which is of much earlier origin) the hexagram represents the development of mathematics and geometry by the Greeks and their successors around the Mediterranean. Through geometry, in which the Pythagoreans and their followers saw cosmic symbolism, the hexagram and the pentagram became an expression of heaven and its reflection on earth, the divine and its reflection in creation and of the connection between heaven and earth, between the macrocosm and the microcosm, and between spirit and matter." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "The six points in the star harmony. This possibly derived from the is taken from the Hindu union of male-fire-lightning with association of the number 6 female-water-ocean in the heart chakra (The Heart Chakra) on the (Anahola). In fact, the connection to Tree of Life -- The Sun. the male-female union carries over also The Sun is the embodiment in the "Sri Yantra" symbol of many of the Resurrected God and triangles intersecting heaven and the fusion of spirit with earth matter in balance, resulting in positive Greek (Pytagorean System): Aphrodite energy radiating from the (Goddess of Love) - the union of 2 and centre outward. 3
