The outer white circle for the moon, the inner circle
for the sun, same witnesses as on the Nepalese flag. The black cross
represents the four wind directions (North, East, South, West), the four
doors with black symbolizing the earth.
Whichever door You come in through, you will
reach the same centre: the chi, the pure inner power in the centre point
symbolized by the Muthi.
The badge was inspired from a very holy temple in Nepal. That temple has
four doors one in each wind direction, and in the centre of the temple are
four faces of God. The four faces are exactly the same, and every day
another door will open with the other three remaining shut. The meaning
being, from whichever angle you look, from wherever you enter, you will see
the same God and reach the same point. The fighting symbolism is also
expressed in the Kandu with the moon standing for fighting in half circles,
the sun for fighting in full circles, the four directions for fighting in
four angles: moving around the opponent in full and half circles you are
able to hit in four directions. The fighting is done in circles and the
centre point is immobilizing on the ground.
