Richard asks…
Double-Headed Eagle tattoo Meaning….?
Just wondering what the meaning of this animal is? I am christian and wanted a tattoo of this animal to symbolize strength. However, some say this is a symbol of Satan, etc. Is this true? Plz give me any info you may have. Thanks….
admin answers:
What comes to mind is the Russian/Serbian/Albanian/etc. Coat of arms. The Holy Roman Empire and Byzantines used the double headed eagle as part of their national symbolism and they were pretty darn Christian, though I assume you aren’t an eastern orthodox christian like the Byzantines were. I’ll admit that a Byzantine eagle would be pretty cool although I’m not a Christian. I’ve never heard of Satanists using the Double headed eagle though.
Mandy asks…
What would be a good tattoo about growing up without a mom, or something showing strength?
I grew up w/out my mom or dad so I want a tattoo with a lot of heart and meaning.
admin answers:
A heart with the word “Mom” in it, and then an X through it.
Sharon asks…
need opinion on strength tattoo.?
what do u think is better . i want a tattoo that says strength or represents it. i just need ppls opinions. http://checkoutmyink.com/tattoos/xtine8705/strength-4 which means she flys with her own wings. or should i just get a tattoo on my foot where it curves that says strength in this kind of writing. http://showstalker.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/megan-fox-tattoo.jpg
thanks
admin answers:
I agree the first one is awesome… And if you didn’t want the angel picture on it you could maybe have wings on either side of the phrase? But def the first one
James asks…
Tattoo quote idea about anxiety and strength.?
I want too get a tattoo that has a meaning to me and I want to find a quote about overcoming anxiety and having strength. Any ideas?
admin answers:
Worry ends where faith begins.
This too shall pass. Keep strong.
David asks…
I am thinking of getting a tattoo that has a special meaning to me?
I wanted to know what the Latin translation would be for the phrase: Trust, Fight, Succeed. If it makes it any easier, it refers to trusting in others, fighting with all your strength, and succeeding against adversity. I’ve gone through a lot in my life, and Trust, Fight, Succeed has kind of become my credo. Any help?
admin answers:
Crede, Pugna, Supera
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