Tattooing a Buddha on your body, is it particular? Please give me some advice.

If I just tattoo the word "Buddha" on my body, I won't say much. You can refer to your parents, who dare not damage your health because of your skin. Filial piety begins. When you see the word Buddha, remind yourself to read Buddha, stop evil deeds and follow the teachings. If you can't do that, it is to plant a seed for yourself and others to become a Buddha, but you can wear the word Buddha, but don't wear Buddhist scriptures and Buddha statues.

In addition, don't tattoo Buddha, Bodhisattva, Lohan and Buddhist scriptures on your body. This is an act of blasphemy, which is very disrespectful and has great retribution. Buddhas and Bodhisattvas should be respectfully and sincerely offered, and should not be worn at will. In particular, only a bust or head of a Buddha is tattooed, half demon and half Buddha, and the retribution may be in hell.

Even the Buddha and Bodhisattva Lohan can't be printed on clothes, let alone tattooed on the body. Your body is dirtier, and everything you do is dirty. I can think of everything. Don't listen to the tattoo artist's nonsense. Since you believe in Buddhism, you should listen to the Buddhist scriptures and what the founder Dade said. Never tattoo Buddha, Bodhisattva and Lohan, and it is best not to tattoo ghosts and gods. Have you ever seen a monk tattoo a Buddha or bodhisattva? Just think about it yourself.