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	The Swastika in Heraldry
		It was also called a "Fylfot" because it was often used to "fill the foot" of a window.
		The context in which the word there occurs seems to favour the supposition that it is simply fill-foot, meaning a pattern or device for `filling the foot' of a painted window.
		In the sketch, below the effigy of the writer, is a `fylfot' composed of broad fillets, with tricking app.
	www.heraldica.org /topics/swastika.htm (1132 words)

	The S.A. Fylfot Cross Protection Talisman
		The Fylfot is a glyph which shows the flow of cosmic energy and the wheel of reincarnation.
		The fylfot is a magical seal which captures and focuses the vitality and power of the Solar Orb protecting the wearer and bringing magical influence, wealth and spiritual sustenance into the sphere of the owner.
		Marabas teaches that the original intent surrounding the Fylfot was compromised by successive civilisations who caused the style of the Fylfot to become rationalised, it's original power being inadvertently 'designed out', often, due to ignorance or superstition actually 'reversed' causing untold negative effects for the world.
	www.sorcerers-apprentice.co.uk /fylfot.htm (1808 words)

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