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religious tattoos

Posted By: fastcop On: 01-03-2008 @ 21:56:47         Reply | Edit
does anyone have any? im thinking about getting a cross, a sacred heart, or maybe a saint michael tattoo. so if you have any cool tats, post them up.
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Posted By: Greenbird On: 11-16-2007 @ 10:47:22     Reply | Top | Edit
I've always wanted to get this one (or one like it) on my forearm, but never had the guts.

http://www.curtisonline.net/gallery/d/173-3/DadTattoo02.jpg
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Posted By: Trapped On: 11-16-2007 @ 16:28:26     Reply | Top | Edit
my father has saint michael and my shield number on his back.
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Posted By: crunkmaro  Yearly Donor since 01-28-2008 On: 11-16-2007 @ 17:02:04     Reply | Top | Edit
i have this...



idk if you wanna get one like that though

Posted By: raven97 On: 11-16-2007 @ 17:43:47     Reply | Top | Edit
What is that crunk? pic is a little blurry

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Posted By: 2001ss350 On: 11-16-2007 @ 20:28:51     Reply | Top | Edit

It's a few years old next month. This pic was taken when I got it. I'm thinking of another tatoo with a large hand guiding a small hand in honor of my grandparents. The pic is also in memory of my grandparents. Obviously those 2 were and still are major parts of my life. R.I.P.
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Posted By: slow95TA On: 11-16-2007 @ 22:14:23     Reply | Top | Edit
I have 5 tattoos right now but my next is my grandparents initials with a drooping halo over them
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Posted By: crunkmaro  Yearly Donor since 01-28-2008 On: 11-17-2007 @ 02:02:09     Reply | Top | Edit
its an ohm. its 'our' symbol.

actually theres supposed to be a swastika behind it as well..they are kinda integral...

Posted By: crunkmaro  Yearly Donor since 01-28-2008 On: 11-17-2007 @ 02:06:23     Reply | Top | Edit



idk if thats any clearer

Posted By: raven97 On: 11-17-2007 @ 10:18:17     Reply | Top | Edit
That's cool I have never seen one before.

I always likes the celtic knotwork crosses
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Posted By: 2piececrank On: 11-18-2007 @ 09:27:50     Reply | Top | Edit
Sarav, correct me if I am mistaken, but is this the symbol?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4d/Aum.svg

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Posted By: crunkmaro  Yearly Donor since 01-28-2008 On: 11-18-2007 @ 12:49:44     Reply | Top | Edit
thats it justin! theres many different variations of it though based on what sect you are.

Om, Aum, Ohm is a holy meditation symbol of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism (see graphic at top of page) with a profusion of esoteric and exoteric meanings. In modern usage Om means the Word, the “parnava,” the eternal. Various accounts are given of its origin; one that it is the term of assent used by the gods, and probably an old contracted form of the Sanskirt word "evam" meaning "thus." The laws of the "Manu" say that the word was formed by Brahma himself, who extracted the letters "a" "u" "m" from the "Vedas," one from each; and they thus explain its mysterious power and sanctity. "Om" is also the name given by the Hindus to the spiritual sun, as opposed to "Sooruj," the natural sun.
The word is Sanskrit. It is pronounced at the beginning and end of every lesson in the "Veda" and it is also the introductory word of the "Puranas." It is said in the "Katha-Upanishad": "Whoever knows this syllable obtains whatever he wishes." This is because all words are said to be but various forms of the one sound, "om", according to the “Upanishads." It represents the divine and the power of God. It is the sound-symbol for the ultimate reality.

The three "mantras" of A, U, M also represent the outer, the inner and the superconscient states of consciousness and the waking, dream and deep sleep states respectively. And beyond these is the modeless fourth state (a-matra), which is the Self, according to Advaiata. Another way of saying this is that Om is immortal and inexhaustible. It is the symbolic expression of the creative spirit, the Word (with reference to the three component sounds), the three human conditions (waking, dreaming, and deep sleep), the three times of day (morning, midday, evening), and the three faculties (action, cognition, volition).

The Om is also often referred to as the sound of the Earth…creation...the heart of existence. To become one with the sound of the Om, through visual meditation and sounding of the vibration, allows one to become one with the source of all...to become "realized"...a "master." This last perspective of “Om” is how most westerners experience the “Om” and why it is used as an ending to many New Age ceremonies and gatherings.




Posted By: 2piececrank On: 11-19-2007 @ 00:21:00     Reply | Top | Edit
This is my cousin's religious tat (it is Sanskrit, but don't ask me what it says or its significance to him):

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1989 Silverado 4x4, 355cid, RV cam, 160 thermostat, Vortec Heads, Stainless Exhaust, Hypertech Chip
1980 T-top Camaro, In the works: 355 cid race prepped block, Eagle crank and SIR rods and KB flattop pistons, Weiand heads, TH350
http://www.cardomain.com/id/2piececrank

Posted By: crunkmaro  Yearly Donor since 01-28-2008 On: 11-19-2007 @ 01:33:41     Reply | Top | Edit
sanskrit? holy crap...talk about ancient languages!!! i wish is till remmebered it!

Posted By: 2piececrank On: 11-19-2007 @ 10:31:57     Reply | Top | Edit
He payed a good chunk of change to get it translated into Sanskrit. He also has a tattoo in Latin written across his collar bone, but I didn't see a pic of it online. I will look later.
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1989 Silverado 4x4, 355cid, RV cam, 160 thermostat, Vortec Heads, Stainless Exhaust, Hypertech Chip
1980 T-top Camaro, In the works: 355 cid race prepped block, Eagle crank and SIR rods and KB flattop pistons, Weiand heads, TH350
http://www.cardomain.com/id/2piececrank

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