Tattoos and intimate decorations

 Tattoos and intimate decorations

Tattooing was also an element of love magic. The term "tattoo" is derived from the Polynesian language (tatau - sign, painting), and was imported and first used by English traveler James Cook in 1773.In 1873, it was introduced into the dictionary of the French language as tatouage

Tattooing is one of the oldest forms of decorating one's body, and is relatively easy to access. It is not just a colorful drawing made on the body, but something more - a symbol that has its roots going far back into the past, into tribal and pagan anti-cultures. Tattooing - as the ideologues of this method of body decoration claim, reaching back to the ancient meaning of tattooing - is a way of giving one's own body personal qualities, "making of it a true home and a temple for the spirit that lives in it."

A birthmark, especially when it takes the form of a drawing or ornament on the body, is like a seal, sign or signal, while its deepest meaning is rooted in the symbolism of scars, as a trace of the "fangs of the spirit."

The tattoos Polynesian women made around their lips were intended to prevent demons from entering their bodies through their open mouths. The very pigment with which the drawing was made (usually obtained from a mixture of black smoke and the oils of "sacred" plants) contained the salutary power of the fire deity who made them, and passed it on to the one doing the tattoo, who absorbed it into the skin. The chosen signs were intended to win the favor of the gods, to ward off their wrath and its terrible consequences.

Other elements of love magic were intimate ornaments, placed in the genital area and breasts, such as safety pins in the nipples, rings on the foreskin, chains on the labia, or tattooing of the intimate areas of the body or hairdressing of the pubic hair (e.g. Brazilian depilation, which involves leaving a narrow strip of hair in the pubic area). All of these decorative elements are found in numerous primitive cultures, but today they also find their adherents in Europe, who sometimes combine them with elaborate intimate jewelry.

Is it worth using love spells?

Love spells have been a popular topic of discussion for centuries, with many people turning to these spells in an effort to regain lost love or reignite passion in their current relationships. However, it is important to understand that love spells are not a magical solution that can automatically fix all your relationship problems.

The idea of casting a love spell to win back your partner may seem tempting, but it is important to consider the ethical and moral implications of using magic to manipulate someone's feelings. Love spells can be seen as an attempt to control or manipulate another person's free will, which is not only unethical, but can have negative consequences for both the person casting the spell and the person on whom it is cast.

Additionally, love spells do not solve the underlying problems that led to the end of the relationship in the first place. Simply casting a spell to make someone love you again may provide temporary relief, but it does not solve the real problems that led to the break-up.

Another important aspect to consider is that love spells rely on the faith and intention of the person casting the spell. The success of a love spell can be influenced by the skill level and experience of the practitioner, as well as their level of emotional and mental clarity. A practitioner who feels negative emotions such as anger, frustration or desperation is likely to have a less successful outcome with their spell.

Instead of relying on love spells, it may be more productive to focus on improving yourself and resolving problems in your relationship. This may include seeking professional counselling or therapy, working on communication skills and being honest with yourself and your partner about what you need to make the relationship work.

In conclusion, love spells may seem like an easy solution to regaining lost love, but it is important to consider the ethical and moral implications of using magic to manipulate someone's feelings. Love spells may provide temporary relief, but they do not solve the underlying problems in a relationship and can have negative consequences for both the person casting the spell and the person on whom it is cast. Instead, focus on improving yourself and working on the relationship in a healthy and ethical way.