Flag for Jewish-Muslim Families

The ego likes to categorize people into specific boxes, but there are many persons who don't fit into the established set of standard boxes.  In this case, this flag is for persons who happen to have one Jewish parent and one Muslim parent, or some ratio of this match. These persons have a spiritual connection to the Islamic world and Hebrew world.  People of faith understand that a higher being can be present in more than one place at the same time, but imagine a higher mind that is able to perceive several truths from a higher multi-dimensional axis?

The colours of this flag are yellow, blue, and white.  The blue Islamic crescent has an Israeli star with a partition of blue and white near the fly.  The colour yellow symbolizes the golden richness of their culture and history.  Blue symbolizes the enchanting power of the heavens and oceans.  Finally white symbolizes the purity of a divine spirit shining through their souls.  

List of Famous Muslim-Jewish People
Jordan Zain Weiner - Child of Anthony Wiener and Huma Abedin

http://www.interfaithfamily.com/relationships/marriage_and_relationships/Love_Despite_Opposition_An_Italian_Jew_and_Pakistani_Muslim.shtml 

http://www.judaism-islam.com/11-striking-images-of-jewish-and-muslim-weddings/

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/belief/2013/jan/19/muslim-jewish-marriages-brave-new-world 


Photo Credit: Weiner Family: http://www.siliconindia.com/news/general/11-Babies-Who-Are-Born-To-Rule-The-World-nid-145641-cid-1.html

Flag for Christian-Muslims

In today's world the cultural melting pot has produced a new fusion of cultures.  In this instance, this flag represents two faiths that seem to be at perpetual odds.  Nonetheless, there is a small minority of persons who were born of one Muslim parent and one Christian parent.  Consequently here is the flag for this exceptionally rare diamond like generation who happens to have a spiritual and genetic connection to both the Holy Bible and Sacred Koran.

The Christian-Muslim flag is composed of six colours: black, green, sky blue, red, yellow, and white.  The imagery of Christian Cross and Islamic Crescent signify that this person has a divine connection to Islamic and Christian Heritages.

Flag for Christian-Jewish Persons

A sizable population of persons born of distant religions is making up a larger portion of the world year by year, especially in the United States and Canada.  In the wake of these 'hybrid' persons we have here the Christian-Jewish flag.  This flag represents persons who have one Jewish parent and one Christian parent, or some ratio of this combo. 

The white cross represents the purity of spirit for these persons born of mixed Jewish and Christian faiths.  The red field represents the courage and the natural ability of these people to bring healing and love to their families and the world.   The twelve five-pointed stars represent the twelve tribes of Israel and the twelve disciples of Jesus.  Finally the six pointed star in the center is a proud reminder and badge of honor representing Jewish heritage. 
  
Persons born under these unique conditions have a connection to both spiritual worlds.  If you have a unilateral single minded point of view, it may seem perplexing that a person could be Jewish and Christian.  This situation is like a Spiritual Schrodinger's Cat's Conundrum.  A 'Chruish' individual can have a multilateral divine perception of Christ - in a quantum flux sort of way: as being a Divine Being and simultaneously an ordinary human.  However not every 'Chruish' person will have this ability. Some will choose a side, others will choose neither, and some will go elsewhere.  Others may have an obligate environmentally stimulated character, whereby they feel Christian around other Christians, or more Jewish around other Jews.  On the other hand, a few may be oppositely polarized feeling Jewish around Christians, and Christian around Jews.  It all depends, as you can make no assumptions on a person's faith.

If you happen to be a 'Half-Jew' you are not alone. Famous persons born under this flag include Bill Maher, Dorthy Parker, David Duchovny, Sarah Jessica Parker, Carly Simon, Matt Stone, Goldie Hawn, Paul Newman, Lenny Kravitz, and Courtney Love.

http://www.jewishpost.com/archives/news/meet-the-half-jews.html
http://half-jewish.net/famous-half-jewish-people/

The Hindu-Jewish Flag

Since the world essentially has transformed into a city, new persons of mixed heritages have become.  In this case, two of the world's most ancient spiritual paths co-mingle for persons born under one Jewish parent and one Hindu parent.  At first it may seem impossible to harmonize two distant world views.  But for persons born under this special waterfall condition, a certain kind of karmic heritage is inherited at their disposal.  Although a severe minority of people are of this path, their mixed Jewish-Hindu hearts beat a real love, life, and grace into this confused world of 10,000 faiths. 

The chants and prayers of the high priests from India and Israel have echoed for thousands of years whence living and breathing Pharaohs of Giza ruled the Earth, continuing unto the present day.

Coincidentally these faiths were born at polar opposite ends of the Earth which is reflected in this flag.  Israel blossomed in the deepest valley of our home in the Valley of the Dead Sea which is at the lowest point of Earth.  However Hinduism's origins is a mystery but in the Valley of the Loftiest Heights of Mt. Everest it matured and revealed some of the mysteries to life of our cosmos.

The colours reflect the modern colours of the two paradoxically young yet ancient nations born in the middle of the 20th century after the War of Endless Tears.  Israel became new again on May 14, 1948 while India was reborn in August 15, 1947.

The Christian-Buddhist Flag

The Christian-Buddhist flag combines the colours of the Buddhist Flag and Scandinavian Christian Cross.  Thus we still see the colours of blue, orange, red, yellow, and white.  In the canton is a white 'Noble Eight Path Wheel' which is similar to the Ten Commandments in the Christian Tradition.   

Just as their are Biracial people there are Dual-Faith persons.  It is not necessary to be born into a certain type of faith, but if one has a Buddhist mother and Christian father or vice verse the resultant offspring has a right to fly this flag.  The majority of people under this flag came into being when the West and United States earnestly colonized and made an effort to shape Eastern Asia.  Although persons under this flag may choose one path over the other, or perhaps neither, they have a karmic heritage and real connection to both spiritual worlds.   

Perhaps the most famous person of under this flag is Tiger Woods.  Woods was born of a Buddhist East Asian from Thailand mother yet his father is African-American and Christian from Kansas.  

End of an Era for the Confederate Battle Flag

 

The Confederate Battle Flag was lowered today at 10:00am EST on the capitol grounds of South Carolina.

This flag was a polarizing flag.  It stirred the heart of South to North and Black to White.  Its elegant design gave it a natural and beautiful essence, but its meaning was deeply and passionately charged in the eye of the beholder.  It had a Yin and Yang or rose like effect on the American Heart from pride to shame, guilt to innocence, victory to surrender, black to white, North to South, ignorance to knowledge, humour to all seriousness, pain to pleasure, and hate to love.

Mysterious scars remain upon the psyche of the American heart, and only the mysterious threads of history under the good guidance of time's gentle, healing hand, know when and where the fleeting screams from yesterday will stop.  With time and compassion, we will enlarge to that highest level of understanding and begin to love again.

Flag of Ahimsa and Hamsa flag of Fatima - East meets West

Two hands that advocate peace from the True Middle East and True Middle West, India and Arabia. When giving these hands, it is a peace gesture more a kin to Spock's 'Live Long and Prosper' or the two fingered peace salute.