For those I haven't already caused a glazing of the eyes here's the Wikipedia definition of the Ogham script used in the tattoo:

A great example of carved Ogham is
the Buckquoy spindle-whorl: 'a famous spindle-worl dating
from the Early
Middle Ages,
probably the 8th century, excavated in
1970 in Buckquoy, Birsay Orkney, Scotland. Made
of sandy limestone, it is about 36 mm in diameter and 10 mm
thick.[2] It
has achieved fame because of its ogham inscription. The
inscription was once used as proof that the Pictish
language was
not Indo-European. In
1995 historian Katherine
Forsyth claimed
that it was a standard Old
Irish ogham benedictory message, Benddact
anim L. meaning
"a blessing on the soul of L.".[4] Source: Wikipedia
Even though the particular chapter of
my life transcribed in Ogham in my tat is now closed, I still love
the simplicity of the lines, the physical link to a culture long gone
and the natural spiral reminding me of the continuing path into our futures.
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