Om

Unicode lists 🕉️ Om among the religious symbols in the Symbols group. In practice it comes up around hindu and religion.

You can drop 🕉️ into chats, social posts, headlines or a bio. On SmileyZone it is filed under Religion and Belief. The character has been part of the standard since 2010 (Emoji 0.7). Its code point is U+1F549.

• 🕉️ on its own already flags the topic: hindu.
• Fits messages about hindu and religion.
• Often seen near ⚛️ Atom Symbol, ✡️ Star of David and 🛐 Place of Worship.

Om is held to be the most sacred syllable in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism – the primordial sound from which the world unfolds. It opens prayers, marks temple entrances and anchors mantras.

In the West, yoga and meditation turned it into a wellness motif that ends up on T-shirts and water bottles. That detachment from its religious core is viewed critically by many believers – using a sign like this casually is not the same as sending a heart.

• 🕉️☯️ – Om and Yin Yang
• 🕉️✝️ – Om with Latin Cross
• 🕉️☪️ – Om plus Star and Crescent
• 🕉️☦️ – Om and Orthodox Cross
• 🕉️🔯 – Om with Dotted Six-Pointed Star
• 🕉️⚛️ – Om plus Atom Symbol
• 🕉️✡️ – Om and Star of David
• 🕉️🕎 – Om with Menorah

Easy to mix up with ⚛️ Atom Symbol, ✡️ Star of David or 🛐 Place of Worship. They sit in the same Unicode subgroup and look similar at small sizes, so it is worth checking the name before sending.