Embrace the transformative journey of Irezumi tattoos for mental growth and strength.
The large scale tattoo project is a transformative and lifelong journey that requires dedication, energy, and a readiness to confront oneself. It is a process that leads to mental growth through the trials of pain and patience, with the tattoo itself serving as a symbolic bonus. Irezumi represents the ideals of patience, strength in adversity, and the importance of seeing things through to the end without being impulsive or foolish. It serves as a reminder for all individuals, regardless of gender, to strive towards these virtues in life.
In Japanese, patience is called "Gaman" (我慢). This concept is vital for anyone getting a tattoo. Gaman is a favorite word in Japan and was emphasized in Bushido, the code of the samurai.
Showing gaman is a sign of maturity and strength. Keeping personal affairs, problems, and complaints to yourself demonstrates strength and politeness, as others might have even bigger problems.
Gaman has long been regarded as a defining characteristic of the Japanese people, deeply rooted in the country’s history and culture.
For a Tattoo Customer, Gaman Includes:
Patience to save money for the tattoo.
Patience to endure the pain of getting a tattoo.
Patience to commit the time needed for the tattoo.
Patience to hide your suffering during the tattoo.
Patience to stay still while being tattooed.
Patience to remain quiet during the tattoo session.
Patience to keep going until the tattoo is finished.
Patience to wait before showing your tattoo.
Patience to stop when the tattoo is perfectly balanced.
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