Any tattoo idea? Im interested in sacred geometry

[Manusia]

Please kindly share sacred geometry reference. Thank you!

Below is the example.

[Tyler Robinson]

I think the most sacred geometric symbol is the Octagon. 

I recommend that you get a tattoo of the Octagon. It brought me good luck. 

 

Edited January 13, 2023 by Tyler Robinson

[Eternal Unity]

Cool.

The Tree of Life symbolizes creation in the jewish tradition. I know, I'm jewish.

Merkaba is nice.

Metatron's cube is wicked!

Greg

[Manusia]

@Tyler Robinson Octagon vibe is very positive and bright. Do you actually have the tatto or what?

[Tyler Robinson]

@Manusia I'm planning to get Octagon jewelry. I had an Octagon ring. 

[Eternal Unity]

@Tyler Robinson

[Eyowey]

I heard that tattoo's keep poisoning you throughout your entire life just like mercury fillings. That being said I think flower of life would look good if you have it on your throat so it's always visible. There's no point in getting a tattoo if no one can see it.

[StarStruck]

@Manusia which location on your body do you see fit if you choose one?

[Manusia]

12 hours ago, Eyowey said:

I heard that tattoo's keep poisoning you throughout your entire life just like mercury fillings. 

Any source?

[Manusia]

12 hours ago, StarStruck said:

@Manusia which location on your body do you see fit if you choose one?

@StarStruck right up arms.

[Leo Gura]

Stop playing games and Awaken. You don't need this childish BS.

Edited January 14, 2023 by Leo Gura

[Basman]

This probably belongs to the off-topic sections.

Either way, as a tattoo haver, I recommend you think first more on where you want your tattoo. On a sidenot, I always prefer patterns/shapes over figures when it comes to tattoos since patterns can be extended indefinitely and wrap around body parts. Patterns/shapes complement the natural curvature of the human body. I don't like figures as they are bascially just drawings and look out of place on skin (usually). I personally regret my fox tattoo (which was later also ruined post-surgery, as they cut right across it)

I recommend you find a pattern that isn't overly complicated so that it remains distinguishable from a distance. don't over do it. You want the pattern to be informed by where you want it to be as well.

For example:

 

Tapers into greater detail up from the wrist. This example has too many elements for my liking though past the first line up from the wrist but examplifys complementing the body's natural curvature.

[caspex]