Where are the WhatsApp-Monkey?
The template for the WhatsApp Monkey comes from Japan. It is the famous three wise monkeys Sanbiki no Saru, whose origins may be several centuries. The underlying meaning is even older and, presumably, the Buddhist Faith has sprung. Accordingly, the three monkeys demonstrate the model dealing with the Evil that you should keep yourself away.
- In Japan the three monkeys are busy also positive. They symbolize the property, about something Negative ignore.
- The Monkeys Mizaru stands for anything Bad to hear, Kikazaru, for nothing Evil, nothing to say, and Iwazaru symbolizes Evil see. According to the Motto: live and let live.
- In the Western world, the positive thought has been converted into the Negative. The three Monkeys are, as a rule, for a lack of moral courage and cowardice. In the sense that Bad although true, it ignores, however, is not itself intervene.
- For the record, the fourth Monkey is to - today little more is known not to be beat - under: The Monkey Shizaru, is not to do any Evil.
The three Monkeys
The Monkey Emoticons for WhatsApp
Like almost all of the Emoticons are the three monkeys Mizaru, Iwazaru and Kikazaru have WhatsApp several meanings. So the Monkeys are used for example as a Symbol for absence. The three-WhatsApp-Monkeys have individual meanings.
- Mizaru, the Monkey, the close your eyes, is available as a WhatsApp icon mostly for "I'm ashamed".
- Iwazaru, the Monkey, the man who the mouth, is often used as a Symbol for secrecy.
- Kikazaru, the Monkey, the close your ears, is often used, if you don't want to know anything.
- Shizaru, the fourth Monkey, covered with his hands the abdomen. What you would like this icon to use is your imagination.
Know nothing - the Monkey
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