What does Prajna tattoo mean?

The meaning of Prajna tattoo is: after tattooing on ourselves, it actually means that when we are in this impetuous world and face various temptations, we should try our best to restrain ourselves.

What is Prajna? Prajna is a kind of ghost in Japanese legend, or a kind of ghost in Japanese culture. The origin of this ghost is that people (usually women) leave their bodies when they are alive because of jealousy, and the soul can attack or even kill the people they are jealous of.

At this time, if the soul can return to the body and restore rationality, this state is called generation. When hatred occupies all the minds and cannot be restored to reason, this person will become a ghost, that is, Prajna.

The types of Prajna tattoos are:

1, Laughing Prajnaparamita: Laughing Prajnaparamita is a legendary monster in Nagano Prefecture depicted in Floating World in the Edo period. It usually depicts a female ghost holding a child's head and laughing wildly with horns and teeth. It holds a child's head in its hand, like a pomegranate, giving people a feeling of fierce disgust.

2, Bai Prajna: Bai Prajna is the most famous in Japan, from the world's first novel "Tale of Genji". Prince Guangyuan is very handsome, popular with girls and a playboy.

3. Red Prajna: Red Prajna is the fiercest of the three Prajna. She killed for no reason. She wants to kill people and eat after killing them. The means are extremely cruel.