there is brute strength and there is spiritual strength.
I would say the latter is non-violence in Buddhism, and
therefore all buddhist symbols represent strength.
Further than that you would have to look into Hindu, or Vedic,
symbolism I'm afraid.
That is the buddhist symbol for karma
Strength, power. Dancing around the fire, realizing their power. Africans are proud for who they are, like us Aussie's.
The anchor is a very early Christian symbol that has been found in the catacombs. It brings together the cross and the various nautical Christian symbols (fish, boat, dolphin), and it usually signifies hope in Christ. It is the symbol of St. Clement of Rome, who tradition holds to have been tied to an anchor and thrown into the sea.
You mean something like this?: http://www.odt.co.nz/your-town/dunedin/14440/moko-symbol-inner-strength
Buddhist Temple of Chicago was created in 1944.
The Nazi symbol, the swastika, is associated with hate, violence, and racism due to its adoption by the Nazi party during World War II. In contrast, the Buddhist symbol, also a swastika but facing the opposite direction, represents well-being, good fortune, and the cycle of life in Buddhist traditions. The key difference lies in the historical and cultural contexts in which these symbols are used.
It is a Buddhist symbol.
The Indian symbol for strength is the bear and this is also a common symbol for strength used by other cultures. Another symbol for strength is the hawk.
what is a african symbol for strength?
Love
Hindu
yes, the bald eagle is a symbol of strength. it is also a symbol of honor.
each section of the wheel reminds a Buddhist of the eight-fold path each section of the wheel reminds a Buddhist of the eight-fold path
A wheel with 8 spokes
I have not heard of a flower symbolizing strength, except perhaps for the Chrysanthemum which was a symbol of Imperial Japan.
It is a sign of the Buddhist mainly in Thailand and Cambodia.
nāga Buddhism isn't a language per se', its a spiritual path, therefore for an English Buddhist the word for strength is strength.