The knot of eternity is traditionally one of the ‘Eight Auspicious Symbols’ in Tibetan iconography, shown here tattooed across the back and flanked between red coloured ribbon cloud designs.

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The words ‘Great Garuda soaring in space’ aligned vertically in Tibetan High Drutsa script, seen here on the lower back.

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Tibetan Drutsa script placed on the inner forearm near the wrist. This example translates as ‘freedom’ or ‘liberation’.

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This Tibetan Drutsa script with ornamented heading and ending swirls, placed on the outer forearm, translates as ‘little monkey’.

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Tibetan Tsugtung script, aligned on the outer upper arm in a dot effect reads ‘to live and die without regret’.

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Another example of a Tibetan Drutsa script with heading swirl, this time seen here aligned vertically on the upper back and translates as ‘’love, family happiness’.

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This Tibetan Uchen script shows the ‘Mani mantra’ pronounced ‘om mani padme hum’. This is the mantra of loving-kindness shown here stacked vertically on the upper back.

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Another example of the mantra of loving-kindness, seen here in the Tibetan Uchen script with heading, vowel signs and ending lines rendered in blue.

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More Tibetan Uchen script, this time seen placed as an armband and reads ‘may all beings be happy’.

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The three chakra syllables of body, speech and mind, ‘om ah hum’ in vertically staked Tibetan Uchen script.

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The ‘Pani mantra’ is the mantra of protection and removal of obstacles, pronounced ‘om benza pani hum’. Shown here in Tibetan Drutsa script with a brush effect and stacked vertically on the torso side.

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This graceful design in Tibetan Tsugtung script,  is pronounced Zhi ‘jam, meaning ‘tranquil’ or ‘peaceful’. Shown here placed at the top of the back and below the neck line.

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This example of the Green Tara Mantra in Tibetan Uchen script and arranged as a necklace, is pronounced ‘om tari tuttari turi swa ha’.

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Two separate words, ‘body’ and ‘mind’, seen here placed on the inner forearms in the vertical Horyig seal script.

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