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Why You Should Get Your Own Guardian Angel Tattoo 
By: Neta Talmor
Guardian Angel tattoos have been slowly but surely gaining popularity over the past few decades for a good reason - if you get a guardian angel tattoo, it's like having your guardian angel with you all the time!
Christianity holds that there are guardian angels for each person and that the guardian angel protects that person in times of crisis. Having a Guardian Angel Tattoo is an extension of that belief but it is not reserved for Christians only and many people, with different religious backgrounds have chosen to have a guardian angel tattoo.
God assigns a specific person for each guardian angel, and that angel's sole purpose is to protect that person. Another way to look at guardian angels is that they are the spirits of family and friends who have died and are now protecting us.
Most people picture angels with wings, but in fact, the Bible doesn't mention angels that have wings. Cherub tattoos are a popular form of guardian angel tattoos and for many, the cherub is the ultimate guardian angel figure. In the Old Testament they are described as the throne bearers of God and in Islam and Christianity they are described as celestial attendants of God who praise him constantly.
Many celebrities have Guardian Angel Tattoos, here are a few: Beyonce, Fred Durst, David Beckham, Drew Barrymore, Justin Timberlake, Melanie C.
Crazes and fads may come and go but when choosing to have a guardian angel tattoo you will most likely never regret it as it will always have a deep meaning for you, and will reflect your inner beauty and spirituality.
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