![The Dwajastambam is referred to as being a medium for the heavens to be connected to the earth which would refer to it being spiritual connector between us earthlings and the supreme being God. The Sanskrit word for the flag is "Dwaja" and it means whatever is raised. In the religious sense whatever raises man to a higher level of understanding and activity of "Dwaja". The flag also suggests hope and desire to overcome ignorance.
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The Dwajastambam is referred to as being a medium for the heavens to be connected to the earth, which would refer to it being spiritual connector between us earthlings and the supreme being, God. The Sanskrit word for the flag is "Dwaja" and it means whatever is raised. In the religious sense, whatever raises man to a higher level of understanding and activity of "Dwaja". The flag also suggests hope and desire to overcome ignorance. -for more details visit www.theancientindia.blogspot.ae
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