What does tattoo Prajna mean?

A prajnaparamita pattern is a prajnaparamita pattern. As shown in the figure below:

Prajna paramita in red has a graceful figure, but a very vicious ghost face. Frowned brows, sunken eye sockets, two strange horns overhead, protruding eyes like two bells, and the ferocious appearance of green fangs will make people unforgettable. According to legend, this is a kind of ghost in Japanese legend, or rather, it should be a kind of resentment. It is said that it is an evil spirit formed by women's strong jealousy and resentment, and beautiful women become demons because of jealousy (women are terrible). An evil demon transformed by a jealous soul. It has always held a grudge, and its poisonous red eye is always hidden in the darkness, waiting for an opportunity to burn the couples in pairs. Many people practice Zen in order to pursue the separation of god and form. Ironically, the separation of god and form is not necessarily what Zen wisdom can achieve. It turns out that jealousy and resentment can also be used.