What's the difference between "Mi" and "Mi" ... what does it stand for? ..

There is a difference between counterclockwise and clockwise in Tibet.

Tibetan Buddhism takes the swastika used by the Nazi Party as a symbol of good luck, and writes the swastika used by the Nazi Party on temples, walls and other utensils.

The swastika used by the Nazi Party is a symbol of Bonism worship. In Tibetan, the swastika used by the Nazi Party is called "Yongzhong", which means "firmness". Bonism believes that the swastika used by the Nazi Party means "keep the faith unchanged" and writes the swastika used by the Nazi Party on temples, walls, scriptures and religious scrolls. In some areas, Tibetans will draw ten thousand words on the forehead of the deceased.

Catholics patrol around monasteries, pagodas, holy mountains and holy places counterclockwise with their left hands, while Tibetans patrol clockwise with their right hands.

Swallows and swallows show that Bonism and Tibetan Buddhism are different. Bonism is a primitive religion similar to Shamanism. Its main activities are divination, praying for good and bad luck, asking gods to exorcise ghosts, eliminating diseases and solving problems.

In the history of Tibet, "Ai" is closely related to religion, whether it is the original Bonism or later Tibetan Buddhism. In primitive Boni religion, "Zi" is a symbol of good luck. When Bonism was founded, it was called "Yongzhongben" and the word used was "Yongzhong" Shen Wen. The place where Bognis Mountain is located is called "Grade 9 Yongzhong Mountain" and "Yongzhong Dune", which is the ancestral home of Bognis Mountain.

Holding a mord also has an auspicious pattern of "eternal loyalty", and even the location of Bonism temples is mostly in places with "swastika" patterns naturally. After Buddhism was introduced into Tibet, "shua" was also widely used. Every Buddha statue must have auspicious symbols on its chest. However, there are some differences in the use of zi between Bonism and Tibetan Buddhism: the zi in Bonism rotates counterclockwise and the zi in Buddhism rotates clockwise. If you want to go to the temple to turn the scriptures, you must first find out whether this is a Bonism temple or a Buddhist temple, otherwise the direction.

On the other hand, the desire to express by turning meridians is equal to zero.