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🪯Khanda EmojiUnicode: 1FAAF
Sikh religious symbol representing the eternal divine and the double-edged sword of truth.
Released in Released in 2010 with Unicode 6.0
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Meaning and Interpretation
🪯 Yo! This bad boy is the Khanda, the epic symbol of Sikhism. It's literally a double-edged sword that cuts through BS and illusion, plus two crossed daggers (Kirpans) for warrior spirit and a circular circle (Chakkar) representing the infinite, uncreated God. Basically, it's the ultimate squad logo for the Sikh faith, symbolizing oneness, power, and doing what's right. Use it to flex your spiritual vibes or when you're standing up for truth like a boss! ⚔️
Symbolism
- The double-edged sword (Piri) represents spiritual wisdom and the edge of truth
- The two crossed daggers (Kirpans) symbolize Miri - temporal power and political sovereignty
- The circular circle (Chakkar) stands for the oneness and eternity of God
Common Usage Scenarios
- When discussing spirituality or faith in Sikhism
- Showing support for justice and standing against wrongdoings
- Expressing strength and resilience during tough times
Usage Examples in Conversation
Yo, just visited the Golden Temple today. Feeling so blessed and connected! 🪯✨
We gotta speak up against injustice, bro. Truth always wins in the end! 🪯⚔️
Starting my day with meditation and prayer. Keeping the faith strong! 🪯🙏
Dude, that was a tough workout, but pushed through like a warrior! 🪯💪
Remember, we're all one under the divine. Stay united, stay blessed! 🪯❤️🔥
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use respectfully - it's a deeply sacred symbol for Sikhs
- Great for showing solidarity with Sikh community or values
- Perfect when you want to add some serious spiritual weight to your message
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