TATTOOS ARE PORTALS
Do you have a tattoo? Are they profoundly personal and hold intensional meanings about the size, location, detail & imagery?
You are part of a global community of millions who express themselves through the body art of tattoos. While some may have random tattoos, for the most part, tattoos are a road map of healing, expression, and connection to wisdom beyond the ages.
Im talking about the pieces of art that intrinsically you decide to adore your skin with honor, presence, and intrigue like many famous artists express themselves on various canvases.
However, most individuals need to be aware that the location, size, and type of tattoo act as portals (energetic gateways). These tattoos are not just ink on your skin, but they hold a deeper significance. Every area where a tattoo is placed holds a reverence for this life and previous incarnations. They are like windows to your soul, reflecting your journey and experiences.
I remember how I felt when I chose my first tattoo, its meaning as much as its positioning. It came at a pivotal time in my life after I had danced with death a few times and survived. I have always had a fondness for cherry blossoms, their delicacy, and their representation of seasonal change - the real definition of this, too, shall pass. This tattoo became a symbol of my transformation, a reminder that no matter what we face, the season ahead can be entirely different.
This cherry blossom tattoo adored the skin on the left side between my left hip and the bottom of my left rib cage. Its representation reminded me that no matter what we face, the season ahead can be entirely different. Oh, it became a motto for me beyond the spoken word.
By the time I had my second tattoo, years had passed in between, and I felt compelled to have the elements of Air, Aether, Fire, Water, and Earth tattooed on my left upper shoulder. The symbols transcended time, space, and universal wisdom. I am the elements as much as they represent the collective consciousness of matter, density, and life itself.
Twelve months later, I got a massive lotus flower with a scarab, still on the left side of my body—the representation of my higher wisdom and the regeneration consciousness, which is eternal of the soul.
Around the same time, I got a considerable thigh piece done of the three goddesses, which is placed on my right thigh—intentionally, to remind me how important balance, returning to stillness, and inner harmony are regardless of what's happening in the world or my world.
The last tattoo I have and the last tattoo I will place on my body in this life is of the Ankh and Eye of Horus, which holds ancient connectivity to my dragon wisdom known as Kantarins dragons - they acted as galactic guardians for the formation of ancient Egypt.
While each of these tattoos holds a deeper meaning, I have noticed a couple of them in the last month, and my body is rejecting them like an allergy. This rejection is not a sign of regret or mistake but rather a natural part of the healing process. As we heal the multidimensional aspects connected to our existence and seek recalibration, our tattoos may also change. I have been so focused on purging in preparation for new lungs that, as such, the tattoos on my body are now seeking to be sealed in a new way.
What I mean by this is that tattoos are energy portals; they require protection as they heal in new dimensions. The reverence in sharing this is so you can look at your body art in a way that is not just about getting the ink; it transcends your multidimensionality, past, and now to where you are cultivating next.
May you take a moment to reflect upon your ink in a new light. Even as you age, wrinkles form and your tattoos remain a deep and multi-dimensional expression of who you are here on Earth. Consider your own tattoo journey and the stories they tell about your past, present, and anywhere you walk towards in the eternal now.
Loving you forward in all ways