The tattoo is also marked in the spirit

Once traced, the tattoo remains eternal like diamonds, so we must be careful with the design or the name you choose. Depending on what has been traced, it can become ingrained in your spirit; in some cases it can appear as a birthmark, often with the perfect design, brownish in color.

It is important to avoid satanic names or grotesque images. If you really want to get a tattoo, go for the beautiful. Another tip is not to tattoo your boyfriend’s name so that it doesn’t perpetuate throughout their lives; but this is a personal decision.

We know that the tattoo is a non-verbal communication that offers a lot of information; each one tattoos himself in the same way he adorns himself when wearing a jewel. In addition, it is a way of representing individuality, or rather, your personality, which is still the envelope of your soul, since the chosen design is related to the intimate.

Tattooing cannot be seen as a fad, it is a decision for life and afterlife as well. Therefore, some religions, such as Judaism, forbid tattooing.

People get tattoos from eighteen to seventy. The price ranges from BRL 30.00 to BRL 600.00.

The most tattooed places on the body are:

– Abdomen: represents the power to create and sustain

– Arms: symbol of strength, power and protection

– Coccyx (above the butt): place where the kundalini (sexual energy) resides

– Col: has the meaning of offering

– Back: symbolizes the need to protect the loved one for life

– Shoulders: represents maturity and responsibility

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– Legs: symbols of the social bond, bring people together or apart

– Feet: represents agility, impetuous and eternal movement

– Neck: where the generating energy circulates. Communication of the soul with the body

– Ankle: considered as the “knot” of the foot, it evokes the notion of departure and arrival

– Trunk: ability to decide

Repentance

If you have already had a tattoo and want to remove it, the professional will use a device called a Photoderm (laser machine). The emitted light breaks the tattoo ink into fragments that will later be removed by the body’s defense cells. The problem is that there are always traces of pigment left in the region. There is still no 100% method of elimination.

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