What tattoo flower symbol would have the meaning new beginnings?

Answer 1

The phoenix is one of the most common "new beginning" tattoos.

Answer 2

a rose... * Websites to Reference: Symbols for "new beginning" Chinese Characters: http://chineseculture.about.com/library/symbol/blcc_newbeginnings.htm Yahoo Answers states most favored response given is that of a newborn baby: http://in.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060808141204AA7D2eD

According to Symbol Art, http://symbolart.com/symbols.html, the birch tree is the symbol for new start, beginning, purification, etc. Religious Symbols: http://www.religionfacts.com/Christianity/symbols/a-z.htm According to SoulfulLiving.com, http://www.soulfulliving.com/sacred_symbols.htm, the daffodil represents new beginnings. Above are just a few sites to reference and further research may provide additional information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I read that many pagans believe the BUTTERFLY is linked to the reincarnation of the deceased soul and "WINGS" another version of this transformation. The wings alone as a tatto has risen in demand just within the last ten years. I imagine thats why many new age stores sell figurines like angels and many different fairies that I have come to love not even knowing why until now.

Answer 3

If you're into ancient tattoos, the ancient symbol ouroboros (a snake biting its own tail) is a symbol usually representing "rebirth." If you're into Japanese mythological tattoos a koi dragon is seen as a symbol of overcoming obstacles and starting anew among other meanings. The legend of the koi is that it swims upstream and eventually turns into a dragon. A phoenix bird is also a symbol of starting a new life. The phoenix burns completely to the ground and rises from its own ashes, usually people take this as a symbol of rebirth and starting over.

Answer 4

I don't know if this would be any help, but when I think of a new beginning, I picture the sun just beginning to rise, that is a new day and a new beginning. ---- A dove, perhaps?

Answer 5

The phoenix is one of the most common "new beginning" tattoos.

Answer 6

The phoneix represents a new start! :)

Answer 7

I think Fenix is a good one!