Flower

Flower

Flower

Flower

Lotus flowers are beautiful and have strong symbolic ties to many Asian religions especially throughout India. The lotus flower starts as a small flower at the bottom of a pond in the mud and manure. They grow slowly in the direction of surface water in constant motion in the direction of light. As soon as it hits the water, the lotus flower begins to blossom and grow into a beautiful flower.

In Hinduism and Buddhism the lotus flower has become a symbol for awakening to the spiritual reality of life. The meaning varies slightly between the two religions, after all the senses in every place, but above all the spiritual traditions of the lotus flower.

In cases means that the way of links lotus flower tattoo religious symbolism and meaning. Most tattoo enthusiasts believe that a tattoo of a lotus flower symbolizes life in general. As the lotus grows in the mud up into an object of great beauty and more people grow and change into something more beautiful (hopefully). Therefore the symbol to symbolize the struggle of life in its most basic form.

Tattoos of the lotus flower is more popular for people who have had a difficult time and now out. Like the flower that were in the back in the mud, filthy dirty bottom of the lagoon, however, beyond this to show an object of beauty or magnificence to the IFE as appropriate. Therefore, a tattoo of a lotus flower or flowers can symbolize a difficult time in life that has been overcome.

Lotus flower and peonies are also two flowers that are very popular in Japanese tattoo artists usually make a compliment amazing Koi Fish tattoos. Paradoxically, both Koi Fish and lotus flowers can often be found in the same pond in front of the temple. Koi fish is a symbol typically for energy and individualism.