Symbol One:<\/strong> Kigan Translated means \u201cPraying to god for help when someone attacks me.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cI want only peace and do not want to fight with anyone, so God Please help me!\u201d
Symbol Two:<\/strong> Kaishu Translated means \u201cOpen Hands.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cI am not carrying any weapons in my hands or in my heart.\u201d Breaking the symbol in parts: Looking through the center hole represents \u201cTo see only the good part of man,\u201d the \u201chand shape represents \u201cMountain = My heart is like the mountain.\u201d
Symbol Three:<\/strong> Hoken Translate means \u201cCover or hide the fist.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cI do not want to fight anyone.\u201d The fist is a treasure, so do not show it to the public, but hide it in the pocket.\u201d
Symbol Four:<\/strong> Matsuba Translated means \u201cPine needle.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cThe evergreens live long, young, and healthy lives.\u201d
Symbol Five:<\/strong> Take Translated means \u201cBamboo.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cMan of Frank, the Honest.\u201d I am not evil because when you cut inside bamboo, it is empty.
Symbol Six:<\/strong> Baika Translated means, \u201cPlum Flower.\u201d The true meaning being \u2013 \u201cThe Japanese plum flower stands for beauty, nobility and courage.\u201d This is because the plum flower puts forth blossoms while the snow is still on the ground.<\/p>\n\n\n\n