Pretty amazing synchronicity today I wanted to share.
I have an infinity symbol overlapping a heart tattooed on my wrist in UV ink (you cannot see it unless you have a UV light).
And my mom was driving home from the gym and saw this exact design on a SUV in front of her:
This is not the synchronicity but those two characters from Winnie the Pooh had resulted in some cool analysis from AI while considering the link to the infinite love symbol (Eternal Friendship, Enduring Love and Positivity, Message of Unconditional Love, Reminder of Infinite Possibilities).
This was cool by itself but the powerful part is that I had began a conversation with my tattoo artist on May 4th (may the forth be with you 
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Long story short, my mom saw the exact tatto I have now on the arm where I’m getting my tattoos and my tattoo appointment is this Friday!
I spent hours finding that exact design of a heart overlapping the infinity symbol. Really, what are the chances that exact design being seen by my mom on her way home from the gym a couple days prior to me getting Metatron’s Cube and various other tattoos I’ve been discussing with her in detail for weeks now.
Awesome synchronicity, the universe is a beautiful place when you live in harmony with it 
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Below here might be considered oversharing but I didn’t want to leave anything out now that I started talking about my upcoming tattoo appointment. Feel free to skip the stuff below 
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This is a naturally flowing endeavor I've found myself intertwined with for years. A flawed Metatron’s Cube.
Years ago, I tried to 3D print a balanced cube in half black, half white to symbolically show the perfect balance of yin and yang within the cube. The black side printed perfectly, but the white side broke my 3D printer (which is still broken to this day), and I was left with an incomplete outer ring. Nevertheless, I glued it together and accepted it as a sign of my imperfections. I always tried to keep it in a location where I could look at it every day to remind myself of this.
Recently, I have become very interested in the Cube and have been exploring its depths. The more I read, the more I admire the beauty of its intricacies, which is why I ultimately decided to get it tattooed (worth noting here is if my original UV tattoo didn’t heal invisibly I would not have considered getting another).
Now, my tattoo has evolved a lot since my initial email sent on May 4th. I’m an open book and wanted to share my thoughts behind my tattoo with anyone willing to read. 
First is the tattoo above, representing love and infinity. These are the two things I ask to be measured on the scales.
For me personally, I believe that the pen is mightier than the sword. However, that doesn’t stop me from calling upon the beings who know how to use a sword better than a pen. The only symbolic link I chose to associate with the sword is Archangel Michael. I needed to add a sword to this design because Archangel Michael is often depicted with scales and a sword, although the scales are not always tied to him (sometimes he is just shown with a sword, sometimes a sword and shield). So in order to get the proper symbology tied into this tattoo i had to incorporate a sword.
If this had not been the case, these are the scales I would have chosen.
With the sword symbolism, Michael is definitively tied into the scales symbologically which I also like because it aligns with God’s plan through God’s Angels.
Another being’s scales included would be Ma’at, following the mythology of Anubis using the scales to weigh a being’s consciousness against Ma’at’s feather in the afterlife with Thoth, the record-keeper, by their side whom ensures fairness and balance.
Here are some other beings associated with scales:
Thmei - In ancient Egyptian mythology, Thmei is the goddess of law and order.
Taweret - In ancient Egyptian mythology, Taweret is the goddess of childbirth and protection.
Shai - In ancient Egyptian mythology, Shai is the personification of destiny and fate.
Ptah - In ancient Egyptian mythology, Ptah is a creator god associated with craftsmanship, creation, and fertility.
Foros - In Greek mythology, Foros is the personification of justice and righteousness.
Themis - In Greek mythology, Themis is the Titaness of divine law, order, and justice.
Astraea - In Greek mythology, Astraea is the goddess of justice and innocence.
Dike - Also from Greek mythology, Dike is the personification of justice and moral order.
Vidar - In Norse mythology, Vidar is a son of Odin and the god of silence, vengeance, and justice. He is often associated with the concept of cosmic justice.
Nemesis - In Greek mythology, Nemesis is the goddess of retribution and revenge
Ishtar - In Mesopotamian mythology, Ishtar is the goddess of love, beauty, fertility, and war.
Tlazolteotl - In Aztec mythology, Tlazolteotl is the goddess of fertility, purification, and childbirth.
Tenjin - In Japanese Shinto mythology, Tenjin is the deity of learning, scholarship, and calligraphy
Xiwangmu - In Chinese mythology, Xiwangmu, also known as the Queen Mother of the West, is a goddess associated with immortality, longevity, and harmony. She is sometimes depicted holding scales, symbolizing her role in maintaining cosmic balance and harmony.
Forseti - In Norse mythology, Forseti is the god of justice and reconciliation.
Agni - In Hindu mythology, Agni is the god of fire and divine messenger.
Justitia - In Roman mythology, Justitia (or Lady Justice) is the personification of justice.
Varuna - In Hindu mythology, Varuna is a Vedic god associated with the cosmic order, water, and the celestial ocean.
Zadkiel - In Christian angelology and mysticism, Zadkiel is an archangel associated with forgiveness, mercy, and spiritual transformation.
Zoroaster (Zarathustra) - In Zoroastrianism, the ancient Persian religion, Zoroaster is the founder and prophet.
Hariti - In Buddhist mythology, Hariti is a goddess associated with fertility, childbirth, and the protection of children.
Mithras - In the ancient Roman cult of Mithraism, Mithras is a god associated with light, truth, and justice.
Justa - In Roman mythology, Justa is a goddess of justice and equity.
Meditrina - In Roman mythology, Meditrina is the goddess of healing and wellness.
Nemestrinus - In Roman mythology, Nemestrinus is a god associated with the woods and forests.
Mātariśvan - In Hindu mythology, Mātariśvan is a god associated with the wind and fire.
Tzadkiel - In Jewish mysticism, Tzadkiel is an archangel associated with mercy and benevolence.
Xipe Totec - In Aztec mythology, Xipe Totec is the god of spring, agriculture, and rebirth.
Eirene - In Greek mythology, Eirene is the goddess of peace and tranquility.
Veritas - In Roman mythology, Veritas is the goddess of truth.
Jibrail - In Islamic tradition, Jibrail (Gabriel) is an archangel associated with revelation and prophecy. He is sometimes depicted with scales, symbolizing his role in delivering divine messages and guiding humanity towards the path of righteousness.
Cronos - Regarding the measurement of infinity, Chronus can provide a framework for comprehending the concept.
As a Libra, I also find it fitting to also say to myself I am astrologically claiming the scales that were given to me as a birthright (silly 
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After the scales, I have placed Metatron’s open Cube. My thought is that there is a path through the scales to improve the Cube, albeit a very difficult one.
The next tattoo I currently have on that arm is the Eye of Ra blended with an Ankh. This representing the protection of eternal life.
My last tattoo this upcoming Friday is the same tattoo reversed (Eye of Horus)
in UV ink which will add “sunlight” to the Eye of Ra (hopefully Ra appreciates this symbolism 
). The thought behind this is two fold. Protection of eternal life through the Eye of Horus (deflection) and protection by the Eye of Ra in the way Ra protects things.
To complete that arm, my last tattoo(already completed) is a full shoulder piece in UV ink of a very generic peace sign. This ultimately represents my goal. After this life, I’d like to ensure that I am at peace again, knowing that eternal life is protected and in good hands. The generic peace sign serves as a reminder of the harmonious and tranquil state I believe I came from and the existence I will return to.
Each tattoo on my arm tells a story, reflects my beliefs, and represents the various forces that weave an intricate tapestry of symbolism and personal meaning for me.
In the end, my tattoos are not just ink to me, they are a manifestation of my inner world, a reflection of my beliefs. They remind me to navigate life with integrity, seek harmony amidst chaos, and strive for eternal peace.
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