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Religious & Spritual Tattoos

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Archangel in Battles Against the Devil Tattoo by The Red Parlour

Archangel Tattoo Devil Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Fallen Soldier Cross Tattoo half sleeve by The Red Parlour Tattoo

 

Tattoo of Christ by The Red Parlour

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Angel with Rays Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Praying Hand & Blessed Virgin Tattoo

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Buddha Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Om Tattoo in black & red by The Red Parlour

 

Cross with Roses Tattoo

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Sacred Heart of Jesus Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Cross with Doves Tattoo Design By The Red Parlour

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Archangel Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Praying Hands with Rosary Beads & Heavenly clouds background Tattoo

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Rosary Bead Tattoo

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Khanda Symbol on Rosary Tattoo by The Red Parlour

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Memorial Tattoo

 

The trihsula (also spelled trishul or trisula, Sanskrit for "three spear") is a trident spear that is the emblem of the god Shiva. The weapon symbolizes empire and the irresistible force of transcendental reality. The three prongs of the trishula represent Shiva's three aspects of: creator, preserver and destroyer.

The devil Angel is neither Angel or Devil. She is both.

The Gothic beauty represents good and evil, dark and light.

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The Virgin of Guadalupe Tattoo

According to Catholic mythology of the first accounts of the Guadalupan apparition, during a walk from his village to the city on December 9th , 1531, Juan Diego saw a vision of a Virgin at the Hill of Tepeyac. Speaking in Nahuatl, Guadalupe said to build an abbey on the site, but when Juan Diego spoke to the Spanish Bishop, Fray Juan de Zumarraga, the prelate asked for a miraculous sign. So the Virgin told Juan Diego to gather flowers from the hill, even though it was witer, when normally nothing bloomed. He found Spanish roses, gathered them on his tilma, and presented these to the bishop. According to the legend, when the roses fell from it an icon of the Guadalupe remained imprinted on the cloth. The image of the Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol important to Mexican identity and some people even consider her as "Empress of the Americas".

It is widely believed that "Wherever there is Ganesha, there is Success and Prosperity" and "Wherever there is Success and Prosperity there is Ganesha". He is the Lord of Obstacles

 Om Tattoo

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

 

Star of David

The name David in ancient Hebrew (during the time of King David) is made up of three letters "Dalet", "Vav" and "Dalet". The letter Dalet in ancient Hebrew is actually a triangle. King David used the six pointed star as his signature (the two triangles of his name). The middle letter "Vav" means six - The six pointed star. The six-points symbolize that God rules over the universe and protects us from all six directions: North, South, East, West, Up and Down. King David used this symbol in the battlefield on his shield as an omen from God