1. 6 O'clock bottom - the star and crescent-moon -Islam
2. The wheel to lef -t Buddhism
3. To the left again the swords and circle - Sikhism
4. The oriental gates -Shinto
5. Omkara - Sanatan dharma Hindus
6. Cross - Christianity
7. 12 O'clock on shirt top center the Sun - American Indians
8. 1 O'clock cross with circle or sun - Celtic Christianity
9. Star of David - Judiaism
10. Palm facing in the abhay mudra do not fear - Jainism
11. Black and white divided circle - Taoism
12. Bird with spread wings - Zoaroasterism

Symbol's Meanings

1. Star and crescent-moon;  the moon at the time of the Laylat Ul Kadr the night of power when the Koran Muslim scripture revealed
2. Buddhism the wheel of the law karma
3. Two swords on side of circle; Divine protection - Big circle symbolizes perfection, upright sword gyan transcendental wisdom
4. Gates of enlightenment
5. Om; God as transcendental sound vibration
6. Cross; instrument of execution that paid for all peoples sins - atonement of Jesus the founder - God of Christians the followers of the messiah
7. The Sun; this is an ancient sun symbol of a Native American people called the Zia. The Zia believed that the giver of all good gave them gifts in groups of four. These gifts are:
• The four directions - north, east, south and west
• The four seasons - spring, summer, fall and winter
• The day - sunrise, noon, evening and night
• Life itself - childhood, youth, middle years and old age
8. Celtic Cross; mystic Christianity of Celts with much love of nature and nature mysticism. It is believed that he combined the symbol of Christianity, a cross, with the symbol of the sun, to give pagan followers an idea of the
   importance of the cross by linking it with the idea of the life-giving properties of the sun
9. Star of David; Mogen Dovid  in the Hebrew - two triangles meaning the balance of heaven and earth energies
10. Palm facing in the abhay mudra; do not fear - Jainism, fearlessness is the basis for ahimsa non violence. Jainism is a non theistic path with jiva ajiva spirit matter, the highest dharma for Jains is ahimsa. Freed of karma you go to the pure jiva spirit world
11. Tao-Taijitu, the traditional symbol representing the forces of yin
    (dark) and yang (light)
12. Zoroastrianism; farvahar, the ideal state. It is the symbol of the God who knows all and who is able to do everything: Ahoura-mazda (Ahoura = to know and Mazda = to be able)

Research submitted by Sat Hari Singh