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New Year's Resolutions
- Thread starter Jazzy
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It's called a Penkhaduce.
It combines the Egyptian Ankh (symbol of eternal life), the Greek Pentagram (symbol of the 5 Elements, and also Wicca), and the Hermetic Caduceus. It represents the Wisdom of the Ages.
You may wonder why a Norse Pagan wants these different pantheons symbols as a tattoo, but this is the tattoo I have wanted since I was 16 and started this path.
Anyway I have many Norse tatts planned to balance that out haha.
It combines the Egyptian Ankh (symbol of eternal life), the Greek Pentagram (symbol of the 5 Elements, and also Wicca), and the Hermetic Caduceus. It represents the Wisdom of the Ages.
You may wonder why a Norse Pagan wants these different pantheons symbols as a tattoo, but this is the tattoo I have wanted since I was 16 and started this path.
Anyway I have many Norse tatts planned to balance that out haha.
Stormrider said:It's called a Penkhaduce.
It combines the Egyptian Ankh (symbol of eternal life), the Greek Pentagram (symbol of the 5 Elements, and also Wicca), and the Hermetic Caduceus. It represents the Wisdom of the Ages.
You may wonder why a Norse Pagan wants these different pantheons symbols as a tattoo, but this is the tattoo I have wanted since I was 16 and started this path.
Anyway I have many Norse tatts planned to balance that out haha.
Stormrider said:It's called a Penkhaduce.
It combines the Egyptian Ankh (symbol of eternal life), the Greek Pentagram (symbol of the 5 Elements, and also Wicca), and the Hermetic Caduceus. It represents the Wisdom of the Ages.
You may wonder why a Norse Pagan wants these different pantheons symbols as a tattoo, but this is the tattoo I have wanted since I was 16 and started this path.
Anyway I have many Norse tatts planned to balance that out haha.
I love what it represents and it's beautiful!
+Jazzy said:I gave up a long time ago making New Year's resolutions. I had good intentions but never followed through.
Lol, makes good sense.
Stormrider said:It's called a Penkhaduce.
It combines the Egyptian Ankh (symbol of eternal life), the Greek Pentagram (symbol of the 5 Elements, and also Wicca), and the Hermetic Caduceus. It represents the Wisdom of the Ages.
You may wonder why a Norse Pagan wants these different pantheons symbols as a tattoo, but this is the tattoo I have wanted since I was 16 and started this path.
Anyway I have many Norse tatts planned to balance that out haha.
Now that would be an awesome tattoo to have. Love the idea behind it.
Good luck with that.Sleepy Brown said:
That's not true:+Jazzy said:I gave up a long time ago making New Year's resolutions. I had good intentions but never followed through.
You followed through with #2.+Jazzy said:My plans and goals are as follows:
- Make my new business venture a successful one
- Complete training, pass the test and become a member of the Paramedic Flight Crew (Life Flight)
- Live, Love and Laugh with my Emperor for the rest of my life
Interesting thingy.Stormrider said:
As for me, same as last year and the year before:
Evil Eye said:Make it to the next New Year
