I'm a Barber! My grandfather always told me we were desended from surgens and midwives. He said we came from a long line of healers and it was a great source of pride to be a Barber.
AspectGaming I visited Spain last summer and fell in love with it.. And you are telling me you have free healthcare? I'm selling everything and moving there!
So, prying eyes, you can also visit Portugal, we also have healthcare for free.... Our Health National Service is considered one of the best all around the world....
@@orange3271 it's not free my best guess is you are paying lot of euros in taxes to get the "free" health care just like in Belgium. There is nothing free in this world!
Thieves? Really, he was the god of Thiebs the Egyptian City. Corps is pronounced without the p. Methinks you have been listening to Bill Clinton and his drug-addled speeches too much. Just making fun of stuff, pretty good video
The "s" in "fleur-de-lis" is silent. This is French pronunciation 101. To make it easy for people to research it more, simply display the phrase onscreen.
@@thanos-7514 Omg, Thanos himself replied to me! I am so honored! Thanos, sir, please don't snap me with your snap! I have never meant to offend your powers!.... Shit... Lightning is more of a Thor thing, right? Well, whatever, I like your comment anyway xD
Martin Collins hi yes the barber symbol although I heard it was used because back then most people where ileterarate so they had to use symbols for example the pawnbrokers would use 3 balls hanging above their doors.
A lot of tribes have a name they didn't choose. For instance the "Iroquois tribe" wasn't a single tribe but something like 5 that spoke the same language. "Iroquois" is actually a French word and became what the French called the folks that spoke that native language but each of the separate tribes had their own names.
Lukshya N -- QUESTION: Years ago I learned that in the case of the Nazi symbol, the legs point right and with the Indian holy symbol they point left. In the video, he stated that both directions were used. At that point in the video, he was referring to ancient origins. In modern times, are both directions used? Thank you.
Yes, Jupiter is of course correct. Most people don't know that Jupiter comes from Deus Pater, ie "God the Father". That's before any Roman knew of Christian doctrine.
I thought flur de Lee was French from Paris and ment flower of life or flower of eternal life..idk. whoops ... ...boy was I wrong...lol ..I'm also baked so don't troll me lmao ..
People in the United States can't even pronounce many of the town names from native american words, especially in Wisconsin, like Manitowoc... So, an English man, cut the guy a break. What gets me though, in Canada and England, where the hell do they get the "D" in Z?
🤣😂🤣The fact that they got the wrong symbol, is absolutely perfect for MDs. The description is about as spot on as you can get!! Now just FYI, the veterinary caduceus(⚕), is correct!
I know an answer, but I'm not 100% sure. Archers used their middle finger and their index finger to use the bow and shoot their arrows. When archers were caught their enemies cut their middle finger and their index finger. At the end of a war, archers used to show their middle finger to their enemies to show that they didn't caught them and they failed
I heard the same explanation growing up. My world civ teacher was awesome. I also heard is was used as a taunt toward the archers used by enemy troops as a threat on the same basis. From what I've found since, this is the most common theory for the origin but no one knows for 100%.
M4ST3RWENG GD I was told in Ancient Greece it was a sign you wanted to have anal sexy with somebody... the older version of the middle finger is when you make a fist and place your thumb between your pointer and middle finger.
Correct. There is an aspect of the pre-Greek goddess (Aphrodite) called "Aphrodite Kalliglautos" (spelling), which means "Aphrodite Nice-Ass". The statues show her with an exposed rump, looking back over her shoulder. Marilyn Monroe (accidentally) reprised the pose famously. But yes, her rump is the upside-down (to us) heart symbol. Doesn't mean it can be a ball-sac too, but I've never heard that.
I beg to differ,the caduseus was first found and formed,as it is now,all the way back to the ancient Sumerians, with the creation god,Enki. Enki was the doctor and chemist, predating the Bible by thousands of years.
Which they 'borrowed' from the norse alphabet, the rune 'sowelu', and if you turn one of them 90 degrees and put it on top of the other you have a swastika
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Just to let you know, Jupiter is an independent god from Zeus, with his own importance and meaning; Roman tradition might have later added some of Zeus' attributes to Jupiter, but Jupiter is a way more benevolent, competent, and responsible god of heaven (the "bright sky") than Zeus ever was.
Juno wasn't married to juniper... she was married to Jupiter. also, even though it is somewhat comical, pronouncing the j in Navajo as a j instead of the h sound doesn't seem to support knowledge
The OK sign is NOT racist. The same individuals who think milk, snow or time are "racist" have no idea what these symbols mean to other cultures. It's about time we listen to rational people again.
The OK sign has been recently taken over by the alt-right. However, when they use it, it's done upside-down. There is nothing racist--although there is something culturally appropriative--about using it in the standard fashion. If memory serves me, the reason it might get you kicked out of bars in the UK is that it's taken on an obscene meaning there, referencing a sexual act. (Sort of like how flashing a peace sign is cool, but do it backward with your fingers toward you and you're asking for a fight.) It's the old real estate slogan again . . . location, location, location.
@@ninamason9001 The ok sign was not taken over by anyone. 4chan trolled idiotic journalists to believe it as so, and they all just decided to parrot same crap and pronounce it as true. Isint it odd that before no one saw it as such. But not long ago after loads of journalists decided to proclaim as if this is a universally accepted racist sign, it suddenly became one. And now activists and journalists just started to look for people doing ok sign and proclaim that they are racist.
Swastika in India is easily always related to the god Ganesh , the god with an elephant head , he is popular among children and have the sign on his palm , if you ask a child in india about swastika , he/she would probably say it looks like the symbol on little lord Ganesha
No the Rod of Asclepius is from Biblical era. It was a sacred object consisting of a serpent wrapped around a pole mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Numbers (Numbers 21:5-9). 5 And the people spake against God, and against Moses, Wherefore have ye brought us up out of Egypt to die in the wilderness? for there is no bread, neither is there any water; and our soul loatheth this light bread. 6 And the Lord sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and much people of Israel died. 7 Therefore the people came to Moses, and said, We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord, and against thee; pray unto the Lord, that he take away the serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people. 8 And the Lord said unto Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass, that every one that is bitten, when he looketh upon it, shall live. 9 And Moses made a serpent of brass, and put it upon a pole, and it came to pass, that if a serpent had bitten any man, when he beheld the serpent of brass, he lived. - King James Bible. King Hezekiah later destroyed the bronze serpent, which, by that time, had existed for 700 years, because it was being worshiped (2 Kings 18:4). This is consistent with the claim in the New Testament of the Bible that Jesus also delivers believers from eternal death in the passage found in John 3:14-15. 14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up: 15 That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life. - King James Bible.
Oh yes! You missed a big one! I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THIS VID ! I'd like to see more, so next, talk about the iconic prism symbol that is now the most recognized symbol in the world! (I've heard) It is used on Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album cover.
I'm surprised you didn't bring this up. But, the caduceus is a variant of a symbol that appears in the Bible. Numbers 21:8 says: "The LORD said to Moses, 'Make a snake and put it up on a pole; anyone who is bitten can look at it and live'". So, a snake wrapped around a pole has been a symbol of healing since thousands of years BC.
Disclaimer: this is part of the wiki dialog. If you want to learn more. You can ask wiki. The earliest known swastika is from 15,000 years ago - part of "an intricate meander pattern of joined-up swastikas" found on a late paleolithic figurine of a bird, carved from mammoth ivory, found in Mezine, Ukraine. It has been suggested that this swastika may be a stylized picture of a stork in flight.[52] As the carving was found near phallic objects, this may also support the idea that the pattern was a fertility symbol.[53]
The oldest swastika and yng yang simbol found cames from estern Europe, Romania the Cucuteni culture more then 7000 years old painted on ceramic vases! CUCUTENI CULTURE rules!! preceding by at least hundreds of years in human setlements and writings the egypt and sumer!!!
The symbol was, at first use, the symbol of the Aryans. It's an ice age symbol predating Greece. It's original meaning was just like the US flag. It meant the Aryans, since that's it's original meaning.. it's not ironic.. it's never ironic to use a thing as intended. The Germans were not just using it correctly. They were the only ones who could. They invented it 10000 years ago to do exactly what it did. Make a lasting impression, that says Aryans.
@@RicardoRizo There's a Juniper too though isn't there? Maybe he actually did mean Juniper and not Jupiter... But tbh I'm not sure. That one seems more like a wrong fact instead of a mispronounced word...
I love the history of the barber pole!!! Learned about it when Ripley's Believe It or Not got really big years back. Oh wow 9:50 .... never thought id see Wenatchee on a random video lol Wenatchee WA apples at that!!! Live right outside of it. Love from WA!!!
In the absence of other treatments, bloodletting actually is beneficial in some circumstances, including hemochromatosis, the fluid overload of heart failure, and possibly simply to reduce blood pressure.
A friend of mine had a car wreck the day before her wedding which caused facial bruising and swelling. The doctor, I kid you not, used leeches to draw out the swelling and discoloration. With a bit of make-up she looked fairly normal.
@@TheJere213 ah I don't know if maybe it's just an old fashioned English thing maybe as seems to be most well known here. Imagine having minor surgery from a barber!! Scary stuff... Thank goodness for modern health and safety 👍
It's recognizable to pretty much everyone from school age on up. While not used "everyday", the phrase refers to how universally recognized it is, by practically everyone in the free world.
Uh it used to be thousands of years before Nazis became a thing, and even the Nazis changed it a bit, they made it diagonal rather than straight up and down.
4:10 #7 the barber pole, it is also thought to have been a representation of the pole the an individual would hold when blood letting of the arm. White pole, red blood swirling down.
When I was about 6yo I was shown/told about a symbol similar to the swastika that was used by Native Americans by a museum director that lived on my block (he had skeletons and skulls in his house too - very spooky!). But he made note that the Native American symbol faced the opposite direction from the Nazi swastika (top arm faced left, not right). But I also understand it's a common graphically powerful shape that has many origins and uses across the globe and time. The Nazi's had a strong sense of design, but stole just about every idea from others, especially the ancient Romans.
I heard a long ago that the staff/snake symbol was originally from the Hebrew in the desert and after some research here's what I found from a Rabbi. The snake and staff symbol traditionally associated with the healing arts is often attributed to Greek mythology either as the single-snake emblem of Asklepios, or as the double-snake emblem representing the caduceus (magic wand) of Hermes (Mercury). The Asklepion emblem of a single snake coiled around a staff has been associated with curing since the 5th century BCE, when Asklepios became accepted by the Greeks as the god of healing. Whether he was also an historical figure as healer in earlier ages is not certain. The caduceus of Hermes, portrayed by two snakes intertwined around a staff topped by wings, is related to the mythological messenger of the gods who guided souls to the underworld, and was seen as protector of travelers, shepherds, merchants and thieves. During the Middle Ages the caduceus became a symbol of pharmacy and alchemy, and eventually, although "mythologically" incorrect, came to be associated with medicine. The event you refer to occurred in the desert after the Exodus in approximately 1300 BCE. The Torah states (Numbers 21:5-9): "The people spoke against G-d and against Moses, Why have you brought us up out of Egypt to die in this desert, for there is no bread and no water, and we are disgusted with this rotten bread. And the Lord sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and many people of Israel died. Therefore the people came to Moses and said, We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord and against you; pray to the Lord, that He take away the serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people. And the Lord said to Moses, Make a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass that everyone that is bitten, when he looks upon it, shall live. And Moses made a serpent of brass, and put it upon a pole, and it came to pass that if a serpent had bitten any man, when he beheld the serpent of brass, he lived." This event would seem to predate Greek mythology and may, as you suggest, be a source for what came to be the association of a single snake and staff with healing. Regarding the cause of the plague, our Sages taught, "Let the snake, which was smitten for speaking evil to Eve come and punish those who spread slander about the manna. Let the snake, for which all types of food taste the same, come and punish those ingrates who complain about the manna which miraculously has many tastes" (Rashi, from Midrash Tanchuma, Chukat 19, Num. Rabbah 19:22). Regarding the healing through the snake on the staff, our Rabbis commented, "Could a snake [on the pole] cause death [by not looking at it] or give life [by looking at it]? Rather, at the time Israel would look upward and subject their heart to their Father in Heaven, they would be cured; but if not, they would waste away" (Rashi, from Rosh HaShanah 29a). Their healing consisted solely in comprehending that a Jew is to live above the natural order of things. By looking at the snake and then upward, they repented and then re-affirmed their trust in G-d and His healing power, and were cured. To the extent that these symbols are based on Greek mythology, they are to be associated with paganism and idolatry. Unfortunately, over time even Moses snake on the staff was worshipped as an idol. When the righteous king Hezekiah rose to the throne of Judah in the late 8th century BCE, the verse records: "He removed the high places, and broke the images, and cut down the groves, and broke in pieces the brazen serpent that Moses had made, for in those days the children of Israel burned incense to it, and he called it Nechushtan" (2 Kings 18:4). One must not deify doctors nor mythologize medicine, but rather one must enlist their help knowing that it is G-d which enables them and their methods to heal. -Rabbi Thoughts?
Before that. They took it from the Sumerians, thousands of years before Moses was ever born, and ever before the Bible was written. Was with Enki,the creation god and chemist.
Sorry to say but there is a misinformation of the Swastika. The origin of this sign is one of the oldest signs in the Turkish culture called the tamga of OZ which consists of 4 L shaped ÖG tamga. It is a religious and philosophical sign and older than 10.000 years old in the Turkish culture. From there on this sign has appeared in every place where the Turanian race has build civilisations.
I guess every part of the world has its own explanation, but at the end of the day it started from hinduism which is older than the turkish explanation
@@madekamasan629 sorry I do not agree. If we're going to talk about which one is older than the other, the best method to find it out is to check the archeological findings. The next step to retract the orign of any sign and their meaning is to check "when" those signs have appeared and where they have been used amd for what occasion they have been used. In a lot of cave depictions around Anatolia and other places around the world, this sign has been found and dated up to 7000 years and even older in some other places. Hinduism is an old religion but we're talking about a society and culture that were using this sign AT LEAST for 10.000 years which is proven by archelological findings and this is way longer than hinduism and their teachings. You need to realise that hinduism is just about 4000 years old. The primary texts, known as the Vedas, were composed around 1500 B.C. then Hinduism as we know now has gathered around these teachings. So it was not a whole religion to begin with. I'm sure you can see the time difference between 4000 years and 10.000 years. Even if you do not like the 10.000 years you cannot deny the 7000 years, so there is still 3000 years discrepance therefore this proves in every way that this sign belonged to the Turanic race and culture. Europe and the western societies should stop teaching false history and begin to accept the truths. But they won't do that because politically its not in their agenda.
Ten "Everyday Symbols"
Yeah we all use the "Nazi" symbol every day bruh
luwado yea i know right always draw it on the police building... they like me there now
luwado
Swastik is very commonly used symbol in India. Cars, gas stoves, doors, books, etc can be found with a swastik symbol
luwado Lol!
as others have pointed out the swastika is used quite commonly everywhere outside the US and Eruope, so check your white privage
yeah i like the swatstika cause the meaning is "well being".
I'm a Barber! My grandfather always told me we were desended from surgens and midwives. He said we came from a long line of healers and it was a great source of pride to be a Barber.
They went to the barber for a good "blood-letting"!
Given the high cost of health care, the god of thieves is perhaps a better choice to represent medicine today.
Hah, I live in spain. And free healthcare is a thing here.
AspectGaming I visited Spain last summer and fell in love with it.. And you are telling me you have free healthcare? I'm selling everything and moving there!
So, prying eyes, you can also visit Portugal, we also have healthcare for free.... Our Health National Service is considered one of the best all around the world....
@@orange3271 it's not free my best guess is you are paying lot of euros in taxes to get the "free" health care just like in Belgium. There is nothing free in this world!
Thieves? Really, he was the god of Thiebs the Egyptian City. Corps is pronounced without the p. Methinks you have been listening to Bill Clinton and his drug-addled speeches too much.
Just making fun of stuff, pretty good video
The "s" in "fleur-de-lis" is silent. This is French pronunciation 101. To make it easy for people to research it more, simply display the phrase onscreen.
He compounds his atrocities with Nava-Joes and a bunch of other issues that should have been fixed
WOW! I didn't know that lightning bolt symbol means... lightning! You've really opened my eyes to things! Thanks!
Amazing!!!!
@@thanos-7514 Omg, Thanos himself replied to me! I am so honored! Thanos, sir, please don't snap me with your snap! I have never meant to offend your powers!.... Shit... Lightning is more of a Thor thing, right? Well, whatever, I like your comment anyway xD
LMAOOOOOOO
You will find swastikas In Native American art, it was also used as the insignia for The Oklahoma National Guard until 1940.
The piece of pottery bearing the symbol in the video was a Native American piece.
And is an Indian religious symbol
@@pluto1696 native/first tribes. Yup.
Swastica also found in 1rock cherch /lalibella/ in Ethiopia in 1300a.d
There's a swastika on a clay pot from China, dated 2000 BC, in the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto.
Calico Jack's Jolly Roger was a skull and crossed SWORDS, not bones. The Cross Bones was used by "Black Sam" Bellamy.
Agreed and i have traced the skull and bones back to the Templars. Over 100 years before the pirates.
Now doctor barber from flapjack makes sense
Is that you pervy sage?
Martin Collins exactly
Martin Collins hi yes the barber symbol although I heard it was used because back then most people where ileterarate so they had to use symbols for example the pawnbrokers would use 3 balls hanging above their doors.
sorry mate for the late reply no am not mate.. hope you're well through Guy sensei
I was just thinking that!!!
Bluetooth symbol !!! It ordinates from Viking yarl / king Harold Bluetooth { Blatand } .. symbol is his initials “H”. “B “ in what we call runes today
and didn't he actually have a bluetooth or is that a theory or some random guess that goes with the fact
ANYONE else likes THIS guys narration way better than the other's....?
"NavaJOE" do I even need to say?
Dine'
I just came to the comment to write "it's NavaHOE" lol
H tried. :)
@Real Donald Trump "Because there's a f*ching 'H' in it" - Eddie Izzard
@@moknbyrd fuching?
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Be Amazed The lightning bolt also represents Harry Potter.
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The J sounds like an H in Navajo.
Proper name anyway for the tribe is Diné
@louis foxwell that's racist slur
@louis foxwell I guess you outFOXED her, too.
A lot of tribes have a name they didn't choose. For instance the "Iroquois tribe" wasn't a single tribe but something like 5 that spoke the same language. "Iroquois" is actually a French word and became what the French called the folks that spoke that native language but each of the separate tribes had their own names.
@Jon Seymour it is extremely racist twrm against us. Please write prefer first national, native american, or indigenous
Well, Swastika is still a holy symbol here in India.
It is here in Taiwan as well. Although, I most often see it on vegetarian food stalls.
I stayed at Hotell Swastica in Bali. Thank you booking agency, I'm of jewish decent.
Lukshya N -- QUESTION: Years ago I learned that in the case of the Nazi symbol, the legs point right and with the Indian holy symbol they point left. In the video, he stated that both directions were used. At that point in the video, he was referring to ancient origins. In modern times, are both directions used? Thank you.
Well i can't imagine how many misunderstandings this causes with touristes
Belonging to Hindu's community........... they're oldest in planet i think
This is awesome! Suscribed. "Be amazed" is the first channel I suscribed
THE AMOUNT OF LIKES I GET ON THIS COMMENT IS HOW OLD I AM 😂
ur just one year old
AlexanderGaming 768 your only 5 years old lol
iRio no he is six years old
you're 7 kid
Your 14 year old no wait 15 no wait(keeps on doing it till the end of time)
"The wife of Juniper"
Juniper?
JUNIPER?
Yes, Jupiter is of course correct. Most people don't know that Jupiter comes from Deus Pater, ie "God the Father". That's before any Roman knew of Christian doctrine.
You are right!!! Juno was the wife of Jupiter not Juniper!
Navajo...the ‘j’ is pronounced as ‘h’.
Henrik Vaula Rasmussen Actually, Jupiter was the Roman version of the Greek Zeus.
Thanks for explaining the true meaning of swastika
Lol your pronunciation of Navajo and Fleur de Lis are wrong. Navajo sounds like [Nava] - [Ho]. Fleur de Lis sounds like [Fleur] - [De] - [Lee].
Stop sending me back to school
how about Juno wife of Juniper?
Also the Swastika :)
@@HeadRoaster LOL I heard that one too and could hardly believe how lazy the video was until I heard it go on with Nava-Joe and others ...
hahaha thank you, I was gonna say the same thing but decided to scroll down to see if anyone else mentioned it...
"Juno, Queen of the gids and the wife of juniper"
....Hmm. I'm pretty sure a planet was named after him, not a plant
"Gods"
your right. the god was Jupiter, not Juniper
I used to be sweet on a girl from Helgen. Wonder if Vilod
is still making that mead with juniper berries mixed in.
I thought flur de Lee was French from Paris and ment flower of life or flower of eternal life..idk. whoops ... ...boy was I wrong...lol ..I'm also baked so don't troll me lmao ..
he said the ampersand ENTERED THE DICTIONARY
yet shows a picture of an Encyclopeadia LMFAO
Juno (Hera) was the wife of Jupiter (Zeus), not "Juniper".
i think the medical symbol for a god of thieves is perfect for the USA!
btw, you are really funny & i love your voice! 😘
Navajo is pronounced Navaho! J is pronounced like an H , Mr. Amazing!
jeff sam they only use robot voices for these videos
@@philipmitchelmore5701 no ,they are real voices, how can you not notice rhe difference between an actual humans voice, and AI?
Yeah I cringed a little when he said Nava-Joe... lol
He is from England he would not know
People in the United States can't even pronounce many of the town names from native american words, especially in Wisconsin, like Manitowoc... So, an English man, cut the guy a break. What gets me though, in Canada and England, where the hell do they get the "D" in Z?
🤣😂🤣The fact that they got the wrong symbol, is absolutely perfect for MDs. The description is about as spot on as you can get!! Now just FYI, the veterinary caduceus(⚕), is correct!
Not again! Another person who think “corps” is pronounced “corpse”. It’s pronounced “core”!
Hey thanks. Didnt know that either 😁
He learned that from obama - remember "corpse man"?
The core of the core is damaged doesn't make sence at all
Then don't add a p
@@wilhelmtaylor9863 racist
What about the middle finger? 🖕🏻why do we do that?
I know an answer, but I'm not 100% sure. Archers used their middle finger and their index finger to use the bow and shoot their arrows. When archers were caught their enemies cut their middle finger and their index finger. At the end of a war, archers used to show their middle finger to their enemies to show that they didn't caught them and they failed
I heard the same explanation growing up. My world civ teacher was awesome. I also heard is was used as a taunt toward the archers used by enemy troops as a threat on the same basis. From what I've found since, this is the most common theory for the origin but no one knows for 100%.
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M4ST3RWENG GD I was told in Ancient Greece it was a sign you wanted to have anal sexy with somebody...
the older version of the middle finger is when you make a fist and place your thumb between your pointer and middle finger.
lol
I heard the heart symbol came from the shape of a woman's backside "Baby Got Back"
Wich ist right
Correct. There is an aspect of the pre-Greek goddess (Aphrodite) called "Aphrodite Kalliglautos" (spelling), which means "Aphrodite Nice-Ass". The statues show her with an exposed rump, looking back over her shoulder. Marilyn Monroe (accidentally) reprised the pose famously. But yes, her rump is the upside-down (to us) heart symbol. Doesn't mean it can be a ball-sac too, but I've never heard that.
juno was the wife of juniper
me be like: junip... OH JUPITEEERR
Not only that, but he pronounced Navajo as " Nava-joe".
@@danmseattle975 Want some java, no!
I beg to differ,the caduseus was first found and formed,as it is now,all the way back to the ancient Sumerians, with the creation god,Enki. Enki was the doctor and chemist, predating the Bible by thousands of years.
yea. i didn't know that a lightning sybol meant ligtning
Fingleton it's also a nazi symbol. two of them, side by side
Charlie Owens He missed one of it's current usages. A rock band logo. KI⚡⚡.
It was a collar badge symbol worn by the SS.
Which they 'borrowed' from the norse alphabet, the rune 'sowelu', and if you turn one of them 90 degrees and put it on top of the other you have a swastika
Telling The Truth Sets Us Free, In JESUS' Name! Isn't it Interesting that The difference between SS and ISIS is only the two "II"s, which is like 2 Horns? Those two groups are made from the same globalist families. Globalist families are the Lucifer-i-a-n s-a-t-an-i-s-t-s; also known as the Roth-s-c-h-i-l-d-s (means 'Red Shield'), who are behind the -isms: co-mm-u-n-ism, n-a-z-ism, and is-is-ism!
Praise JESUS For The TRUTH Is Being Revealed. From Cassie
Did he seriously just pronounce Navajo like Nava-Joe?!!
Stinkpie and Swahs-ticker
Stinkpie not only is he inaccurate he butchers the pronunciation
"CORPS" is pronounced the same as "Core", the "P" and "S" are silent. The reason why is because you are not talking about a corpse.
Im eating a tic tac right now.
The skull and crossed bones were a symbol used by Knights Templar. The Fleur De Li was a court symbol used by the Merovingian Kings.
It's pronounced nav-a-ho mate.
Don't forget Fleur-de-lee...
Joe Schmuckatelli is that all you took out of the video.
Jesse Ramirez is that your only comment?
Reply to the original comment. Not the replies under it.
Jesse Ramirez naw.
Just to let you know the name of the roman counterpart of Zeus is called Jupiter not juniper
It was Brian of Nazareth who first caused juniper bushes to bring forth juniper berries.
Just to let you know, Jupiter is an independent god from Zeus, with his own importance and meaning; Roman tradition might have later added some of Zeus' attributes to Jupiter, but Jupiter is a way more benevolent, competent, and responsible god of heaven (the "bright sky") than Zeus ever was.
Maybe sometime when I'm feeling better and more up too it, I'll explain in Better detail about the medical sign.
Yeah they missed it by a mile.
@10:38~ When saying Avant garde, one must not pronounce the T in avant
as you have done here Sir. The T is silent. It had to be said!
Did homeboy just say "Nav-ah-Joe??"
Man...smh...
I just said that to myself too! 🤦
Any kin to Bazooka Joe?
Juno wasn't married to juniper... she was married to Jupiter. also, even though it is somewhat comical, pronouncing the j in Navajo as a j instead of the h sound doesn't seem to support knowledge
Honestly, if you want to talk about things on video, it might be a really good idea to find out how to pronounce the words before you start.
Navajo is pronounced with the J sounding as H.
@@ginnyjollykidd I wonder how the Navajo pronounce it
@louis foxwell lil brother of Bazooka Joe.
It might help to at least check for facts too.
@@christiank1251 hahaha!
Nava Jo! Say Mojave next.
wouldn't it be Nava Ho ? not Jo, Jo-anne, joe. p.s. Mo Havi :)
Juno was the wife of "Jupiter" not "Juniper"!!!
Juno was also a sister to Jupiter
The OK sign is NOT racist. The same individuals who think milk, snow or time are "racist" have no idea what these symbols mean to other cultures. It's about time we listen to rational people again.
The OK sign has been recently taken over by the alt-right. However, when they use it, it's done upside-down. There is nothing racist--although there is something culturally appropriative--about using it in the standard fashion. If memory serves me, the reason it might get you kicked out of bars in the UK is that it's taken on an obscene meaning there, referencing a sexual act. (Sort of like how flashing a peace sign is cool, but do it backward with your fingers toward you and you're asking for a fight.) It's the old real estate slogan again . . . location, location, location.
@@ninamason9001 The ok sign was not taken over by anyone. 4chan trolled idiotic journalists to believe it as so, and they all just decided to parrot same crap and pronounce it as true. Isint it odd that before no one saw it as such. But not long ago after loads of journalists decided to proclaim as if this is a universally accepted racist sign, it suddenly became one. And now activists and journalists just started to look for people doing ok sign and proclaim that they are racist.
9:52 - Navajo is pronounced as Na-va-ho.
Great video. Very informative. Navajo is pronounced Nava-ho.
nava-heave-ho!
He was not a mad man I'd like to see you conquer all of europe
What’s with guys showing their itty bitty weewees way back then and being so proud of it?
Swastika in India is easily always related to the god Ganesh , the god with an elephant head , he is popular among children and have the sign on his palm , if you ask a child in india about swastika , he/she would probably say it looks like the symbol on little lord Ganesha
No the Rod of Asclepius is from Biblical era. It was a sacred object consisting of a serpent wrapped around a pole mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Numbers (Numbers 21:5-9).
5 And the people spake against God, and against Moses, Wherefore have ye brought us up out of Egypt to die in the wilderness? for there is no bread, neither is there any water; and our soul loatheth this light bread. 6 And the Lord sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and much people of Israel died. 7 Therefore the people came to Moses, and said, We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord, and against thee; pray unto the Lord, that he take away the serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people. 8 And the Lord said unto Moses, Make thee a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass, that every one that is bitten, when he looketh upon it, shall live. 9 And Moses made a serpent of brass, and put it upon a pole, and it came to pass, that if a serpent had bitten any man, when he beheld the serpent of brass, he lived.
- King James Bible.
King Hezekiah later destroyed the bronze serpent, which, by that time, had existed for 700 years, because it was being worshiped (2 Kings 18:4).
This is consistent with the claim in the New Testament of the Bible that Jesus also delivers believers from eternal death in the passage found in John 3:14-15.
14 And as Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, even so must the Son of man be lifted up: 15 That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life.
- King James Bible.
Dogsteeves so true soo true thank u at least one person understands
Dogsteeves It's the staff of Moses at least that's what I was taught in religion
if we believe in him then why must we be baptized?
'fraid not. The stick and snake as a symbol of medicine comes from Asclepius, not Moses. It was never a symbol of medicine because of Moses.
Tradition. It's a symbol of that belief, of being washed clean, etc. etc.
Navajo is pronounced Na-vah-HO. The J is like an H
did anyone notice him say "Nav-ah-Joe"? it's "Nav-ah-Ho", buddy
Gotta laugh at all those schoolgirls drawing upside down testicles above their i's XD XD XD
Great video, very enlighten!
Nava Joe... what native ppl drank in the morning prior to the invasion of the mermaid clan
"holds no bar" & Navajo pronounced with a hard J? All the pronunciation mistakes are the reason why I love these videos. SMHL
Oh yes! You missed a big one!
I THOROUGHLY ENJOYED THIS VID ! I'd like to see more, so next, talk about the iconic prism symbol that is now the most recognized symbol in the world! (I've heard)
It is used on Pink Floyd's
Dark Side of the Moon album cover.
Ur so right
I'm surprised you didn't bring this up. But, the caduceus is a variant of a symbol that appears in the Bible. Numbers 21:8 says:
"The LORD said to Moses, 'Make a snake and put it up on a pole; anyone who is bitten can look at it and live'".
So, a snake wrapped around a pole has been a symbol of healing since thousands of years BC.
Fuck this bible gewiss lies!!!
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The earliest known swastika is from 15,000 years ago - part of "an intricate meander pattern of joined-up swastikas" found on a late paleolithic figurine of a bird, carved from mammoth ivory, found in Mezine, Ukraine. It has been suggested that this swastika may be a stylized picture of a stork in flight.[52] As the carving was found near phallic objects, this may also support the idea that the pattern was a fertility symbol.[53]
The oldest swastika and yng yang simbol found cames from estern Europe, Romania the Cucuteni culture more then 7000 years old painted on ceramic vases! CUCUTENI CULTURE rules!! preceding by at least hundreds of years in human setlements and writings the egypt and sumer!!!
just to know, the svastica was also exist in ancient Greece, and was representing the symbol of peace and love...
Its so ironic......
Ancient Greece who also tries to strip the Jews of their religion aka Chanukah
The symbol was, at first use, the symbol of the Aryans. It's an ice age symbol predating Greece. It's original meaning was just like the US flag. It meant the Aryans, since that's it's original meaning.. it's not ironic.. it's never ironic to use a thing as intended. The Germans were not just using it correctly. They were the only ones who could. They invented it 10000 years ago to do exactly what it did. Make a lasting impression, that says Aryans.
I celebrate Chanukah
The snake and staff was used by Moses in the Desert.
and now you know where christians stole that symbol from.
Navajo is pronounced Navaho.. isn't it?
Yes. It's also Fleur-de-LEE, not Fleur-de-LEASE, but nobody's perfect.
Z0mbi3A55ault you're right. lol. I'm sure both of us pronounce things incorrectly 😄
And it's pronounced Jupiter, not Juniper. Lol.
@@RicardoRizo There's a Juniper too though isn't there? Maybe he actually did mean Juniper and not Jupiter... But tbh I'm not sure. That one seems more like a wrong fact instead of a mispronounced word...
Also "zvastica", not "zuostica"
I love the history of the barber pole!!! Learned about it when Ripley's Believe It or Not got really big years back.
Oh wow 9:50 .... never thought id see Wenatchee on a random video lol Wenatchee WA apples at that!!! Live right outside of it. Love from WA!!!
In the absence of other treatments, bloodletting actually is beneficial in some circumstances, including hemochromatosis, the fluid overload of heart failure, and possibly simply to reduce blood pressure.
A friend of mine had a car wreck the day before her wedding which caused facial bruising and swelling. The doctor, I kid you not, used leeches to draw out the swelling and discoloration. With a bit of make-up she looked fairly normal.
@@uekiguy5886 that is a good use of leeches.
# 6 skull and cross bones is also used by a secret society at yale university
Native Americans
Navajo pronounced 'na-və-,hõ. There is not a j sound it is a h sound
WHO CARES??
Yes yes yes.. Look I know I'm English but doesn't everyone know the story of the barbershop pole already❓🤣
No. That was news to me, but i'm an american.
Nope
I didn't even know the barbershops actually had those poles irl lol not where I come from
@@TheJere213 ah I don't know if maybe it's just an old fashioned English thing maybe as seems to be most well known here. Imagine having minor surgery from a barber!! Scary stuff... Thank goodness for modern health and safety 👍
5:30 BEST danger 😂😂😂😂😂
4:40 So Dr. Barber in The Misadventures of Flapjack wasn't just a funny joke, it was historically accurate? That's awesome!
The skull and cross bones originated by the skeleton and bones as a declaration of we will keep no prisoners in the ship battle
"the nava-jo" XD 9:51
its pronounced like naw-va-ho
uhh the swastika isnt an everyday symbol for the average joe
It's recognizable to pretty much everyone from school age on up. While not used "everyday", the phrase refers to how universally recognized it is, by practically everyone in the free world.
Uh it used to be thousands of years before Nazis became a thing, and even the Nazis changed it a bit, they made it diagonal rather than straight up and down.
Correct the swastika is a symbol I believe started in Hinduism the four stages of life Birth Youth Maturity and Death Dana Rowe
Almost every house in India has it.
@xd man according to other comments left,
it is properly pronounced
"the average ho."
4:10 #7 the barber pole, it is also thought to have been a representation of the pole the an individual would hold when blood letting of the arm. White pole, red blood swirling down.
When I was about 6yo I was shown/told about a symbol similar to the swastika that was used by Native Americans by a museum director that lived on my block (he had skeletons and skulls in his house too - very spooky!). But he made note that the Native American symbol faced the opposite direction from the Nazi swastika (top arm faced left, not right). But I also understand it's a common graphically powerful shape that has many origins and uses across the globe and time. The Nazi's had a strong sense of design, but stole just about every idea from others, especially the ancient Romans.
8:31 Did you actually say, "wife of Juniper?". That is pretty funny, and really sloppy.
How can anyone not know who Jupiter is! I mean the most massive planet in the solar system is named after him! By Jove (which means 'by Jupiter' ).
@@hareecionelson5875 Yes, and equally, who doesn't know what a juniper is! Saying she was the wife of a tree is second level funny.
@@hareecionelson5875 Listening to videos with punn like errors in them like this one could lead to one turning into a winnie the pooh type character.
Actually, Juno WAS married to Juniper. It was Jupo who was married to Jupiter.
lol, Navajo is pronounced NA-VA-HO
It's what needed to be added.
TTIAR1 I read that as nav a jo XD
of course not, I found this video interesting
Also Fleur-de-lis is pronounced "flu-er - day - lee" not "flu-er - day - lease" as was said multiple times in the video. The s is silent.
The mispronunciations are VERY jarring.
The "s" is not pronounced at the end of the word LIS
Nor "corps".
Wrong !
Now I want to commit Stalingrad asa TF2 scout
In the west it was a sign of strength and quality. You can find it in valve castings in old power plants.
I heard a long ago that the staff/snake symbol was originally from the Hebrew in the desert and after some research here's what I found from a Rabbi.
The snake and staff symbol traditionally associated with the healing arts is often attributed to Greek mythology either as the single-snake emblem of Asklepios, or as the double-snake emblem representing the caduceus (magic wand) of Hermes (Mercury).
The Asklepion emblem of a single snake coiled around a staff has been associated with curing since the 5th century BCE, when Asklepios became accepted by the Greeks as the god of healing. Whether he was also an historical figure as healer in earlier ages is not certain.
The caduceus of Hermes, portrayed by two snakes intertwined around a staff topped by wings, is related to the mythological messenger of the gods who guided souls to the underworld, and was seen as protector of travelers, shepherds, merchants and thieves. During the Middle Ages the caduceus became a symbol of pharmacy and alchemy, and eventually, although "mythologically" incorrect, came to be associated with medicine.
The event you refer to occurred in the desert after the Exodus in approximately 1300 BCE. The Torah states (Numbers 21:5-9):
"The people spoke against G-d and against Moses, Why have you brought us up out of Egypt to die in this desert, for there is no bread and no water, and we are disgusted with this rotten bread. And the Lord sent fiery serpents among the people, and they bit the people; and many people of Israel died. Therefore the people came to Moses and said, We have sinned, for we have spoken against the Lord and against you; pray to the Lord, that He take away the serpents from us. And Moses prayed for the people. And the Lord said to Moses, Make a fiery serpent, and set it upon a pole: and it shall come to pass that everyone that is bitten, when he looks upon it, shall live. And Moses made a serpent of brass, and put it upon a pole, and it came to pass that if a serpent had bitten any man, when he beheld the serpent of brass, he lived."
This event would seem to predate Greek mythology and may, as you suggest, be a source for what came to be the association of a single snake and staff with healing.
Regarding the cause of the plague, our Sages taught, "Let the snake, which was smitten for speaking evil to Eve come and punish those who spread slander about the manna. Let the snake, for which all types of food taste the same, come and punish those ingrates who complain about the manna which miraculously has many tastes" (Rashi, from Midrash Tanchuma, Chukat 19, Num. Rabbah 19:22).
Regarding the healing through the snake on the staff, our Rabbis commented, "Could a snake [on the pole] cause death [by not looking at it] or give life [by looking at it]? Rather, at the time Israel would look upward and subject their heart to their Father in Heaven, they would be cured; but if not, they would waste away" (Rashi, from Rosh HaShanah 29a). Their healing consisted solely in comprehending that a Jew is to live above the natural order of things. By looking at the snake and then upward, they repented and then re-affirmed their trust in G-d and His healing power, and were cured.
To the extent that these symbols are based on Greek mythology, they are to be associated with paganism and idolatry. Unfortunately, over time even Moses snake on the staff was worshipped as an idol. When the righteous king Hezekiah rose to the throne of Judah in the late 8th century BCE, the verse records: "He removed the high places, and broke the images, and cut down the groves, and broke in pieces the brazen serpent that Moses had made, for in those days the children of Israel burned incense to it, and he called it Nechushtan" (2 Kings 18:4).
One must not deify doctors nor mythologize medicine, but rather one must enlist their help knowing that it is G-d which enables them and their methods to heal.
-Rabbi
Thoughts?
Before that. They took it from the Sumerians, thousands of years before Moses was ever born, and ever before the Bible was written. Was with Enki,the creation god and chemist.
Some things are incorrect and certainly, you don't know what you are talking about.
yeah, ive never heard of the god Juniper hahahah
I have one thing to say related to ⚡ - Harry Potter!!!
When you mispronounce every non-english word... except Swastica.
When you try to correct pronunciation with a misspelled word. :D
What about the eye symbol and it's origin, the third eye of ra can also be seeing an the American dollar sign.
It's pronounced Flur-der-lee - Fleur de lis
Et means and in French as well.
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No shit Sherlock, it's a Romance language.
so the heart is actually an inverted pair of balls?
no. It's an ass. (Turn it over)
Sorry to say but there is a misinformation of the Swastika. The origin of this sign is one of the oldest signs in the Turkish culture called the tamga of OZ which consists of 4 L shaped ÖG tamga. It is a religious and philosophical sign and older than 10.000 years old in the Turkish culture. From there on this sign has appeared in every place where the Turanian race has build civilisations.
I guess every part of the world has its own explanation, but at the end of the day it started from hinduism which is older than the turkish explanation
@@madekamasan629 sorry I do not agree. If we're going to talk about which one is older than the other, the best method to find it out is to check the archeological findings.
The next step to retract the orign of any sign and their meaning is to check "when" those signs have appeared and where they have been used amd for what occasion they have been used.
In a lot of cave depictions around Anatolia and other places around the world, this sign has been found and dated up to 7000 years and even older in some other places.
Hinduism is an old religion but we're talking about a society and culture that were using this sign AT LEAST for 10.000 years which is proven by archelological findings and this is way longer than hinduism and their teachings.
You need to realise that hinduism is just about 4000 years old. The primary texts, known as the Vedas, were composed around 1500 B.C. then Hinduism as we know now has gathered around these teachings. So it was not a whole religion to begin with.
I'm sure you can see the time difference between 4000 years and 10.000 years. Even if you do not like the 10.000 years you cannot deny the 7000 years, so there is still 3000 years discrepance therefore this proves in every way that this sign belonged to the Turanic race and culture.
Europe and the western societies should stop teaching false history and begin to accept the truths. But they won't do that because politically its not in their agenda.
Here in England scuba divers use the "thumb and forefinger circle" gesture to mean "I'm all right" or "Are you all right?" when underwater.
Navajo = Na va ho
The swastika backwards is a Japanese symbol for peace
Buddhist
You guys talking about the viking runes for the sun, because Arian means people of the sun? Nah, it has to be from Asia.
@Aaakkaashh I prefer Enyan
@Aaakkaashh Who doesn't like Enya, lol
I came here looking for Hitler and Nazi jokes because of the swastika, but all I found was people complaining about the way he pronounced Navajo...
You should look again!
Well, "Swastika" is also pronounced incorrectly if it helps...
much better than danger dolan bro...good work keep it up!!
"Pissed-off bikers" 😂😂😂😂🤣
How could you forget Harry Potter for the lightning bolt ?
Its not pronounced Navajo, its Navaho as in Spanish "J"
Interesting... Juno, wife of Juniper... Whaaaaaaat?!?!? How about Jupiter?
CsZsolt I scrolled until I saw the first comment to point out this mistake. JUPITER!
#3. The "Ok" sign is actually the "666" hand sign.
Each finger creates a 6 shape with the index and thumb together.
@@NoirVelours 616?
The Fleur- De - Lis Symbol was also used as a logo for the American Car Company "Briscoe" in the early 20th century before being brought out by GM