[THREAD] Virat Kohli's tattoos and their meanings.
1) God's eye tattoo Kohli said βI call it the Godβs eye. So, basically, the all-seeing eye. That everything thatβs happening is being watched and thereβs someone always keeping a count."
2)Japanese Samurai Tatto The Samurais were warriors of pre-modern Japan who believed living the life based on loyalty to oneβs master, self-discipline and respectful, ethical behavior. Kohli believe that he gets his strength from this sword inked and has studied self-discipline.
3) 175 Tatto This number is his ODI cap number.
4)'269' Tatto His Test Cap No. 269 is inked. He says, βThese numbers will always remain with me because when you look back at the charts 200 years from now, in front of these numbers, there will be my name. These will always be special numbers and hence I decided to get them.β
5) His Mother Name Tattoo His mother name tatto written in Devnagari script on his left hand.
6) His Father Name Tattoo He has supported hugely by his father and mother throughout his life. He has a special respect for his parents in his heart. He got their names inked on his hand.
7) Lord Shiva tatto The Lord Shiva Tattoo on his left forearm. Virat is a worshipper of Lord Shiva. So, he has a tattoo of Lord Shiva with meditating image of him on mount Kailash near Lake Mansarovar.
8) Monastery Tattoo On Shoulder He has got a Monastery inscribed on the left side of his shoulders, it is a symbol of a place of peace and power.
9) Scorpio Tattoo He has inked a Scorpio, which is his Zodiac sign, written on his right bicep.
10) Tribal Tattoo He got this tattoo inked because it is a symbol of aggression.
11) OM Tattoo on Shoulder Kohli says, it is a symbol of spiritualism. The symbol, which is the universal sound,is the most consistent thing in universe. βIβve started to understand that now. So, I have started to realize that Iβm meant to be where I am & this is not random,β
12) Latest tattoo A new tattoo that would reflect his spirituality, something that would represent the interconnectedness of all things and the source of creation itself