#evil eye tattoo

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Ned Kelly's final words as the hangman slipped the noose around his neck were

« Such is life. »

Such is life. Can you imagine the acceptance, the defiance?

Ian Mcshane as Winston in John Wick 4 (2023)

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This is a certified BG3 Dwi appreciation post

Thank you for your time and consideration

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Hey so I had a different idea and it escalated

Design attempt #4

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I have a majora’s mask tattoo and the uptick of people talking about/asking about my tattoo since totk came out is really fun to experience. like I already loved my tattoo, and I get compliments for it a lot, but random people are now coming up to me at stores and being like “so i saw you have a majora’s mask tattoo...how about that new game?” and I have to be like “amazing, 10/10, would die a million times again” 

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[youngharleezy]

may every evil eye upon me go blind

may every tongue that rises against me fall

may every ill intention return to sender

may I be safe from harm

may I be happy

may I be healthy

may I live with ease

I am protected 🧿

[macylbryant]

Lucifers eye tattoo I did on the boyfriend

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🧿 Mystical Origins of the Evil Eye: Unveiling Ancient Protection

Introduction

The Evil Eye, an ancient symbol feared by some and embraced by others, has a rich history rooted in various cultures throughout the world. Often considered both a curse and a charm, this enigmatic talisman holds an intriguing allure. In this blog post, we delve into the origins of the Evil Eye, explore its symbolism, and examine its perceived ability to protect against the malicious gaze.

The Essence and Symbolism:

Dating back thousands of years, the Evil Eye is believed to be a malevolent glare cast upon someone out of envy or ill will. This gesture, known as the "evil eye," is said to cause harm, misfortune, or even death. The belief in the Evil Eye is deeply entrenched in many cultures, including Greek, Turkish, Arabic, and Jewish traditions.

The symbol of the Evil Eye, often depicted as a vibrant blue or green eye, is believed to ward off this negative energy. It is commonly worn as jewelry, hung in homes, or carried as a charm to counteract the effects of the malicious gaze. The eye is seen as a universal symbol of protection, and its presence is intended to repel evil forces and safeguard the wearer from harm.

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Sleep in heavenly peace when you are done