Buddhist tattoo

– Vajra tattoo
– Meaning of Vajra tattoo
– Symbolization of Vajra tattoo
– Sanskrit word Vajra
– Vajra as a ritual object
– Vajra in Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism
– Vajra as a symbol of firmness of spirit and spiritual power
– Spread of Vajra as a symbol and ritual tool
– Tibetan Vajra tattoos
– Vajra tattoos representing the teachings of Buddha
– Three main branches of Buddhism: Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana
– Theravada Buddhism and its teachings
– Mahayana Buddhism and its practices
– Vajrayana/Tantric Buddhism and its practices
– Vajra as a Buddhist ritual object
– Symbolism and meaning of the Vajra
– Vajra made of bronze with three, five, or nine spokes
– Interaction between Vajra and Bell in Buddhism
– Evolution of Vajra tattoo design to include two scepters crossing each other
– Jahan Yousaf’s personalized version of Vajra tattoo – Vajra Brush representing creativity and knowledge