Hebrew tattoos
After public acknowledgement that he is partly Hebrew, David Beckham, the most well-known world footballer, minded his own new heritage by the favorite citation from Bible, that he tattooed on his forearm. However, David Beckham, the superstar of Real Madrid, is not the only representative of small, but growing company of the stars, that appear to have Hebrew letters and Hebrew symbols forever depicted on their Hebrew tattoo designs.
The magazines about celebrities are surprised – in some cases – even in irritation, because the tattoos have peculiar, negative meaning for Hebrews after Holocaust and for ages have always been and still remain forbidden by Hebrew law.
David Beckham Hebrew tattoo
David Beckham, the hero of tabloids in England, preferred not to comment in public on the contradiction between his new Hebrew pride and new Hebrew tattoo design that became the addition to collection of the others, including the names of two of his sons and even small crucifixion on the back of his neck. However, despite this contradiction, the new example of body art of Beckham was evidently chosen with great enthusiasm if not with understanding of Hebrew history and culture. The citation from the song of the songs, tattooed on Beckham, sounds as following: "I belong to my loved one and my loved one – to me".
This phrase – not the first for Beckham in the foreign language – is neighboring on the body of the superstar with the Hindus translation of the name of his wife, and it is considered to contain spelling mistakes.
With Hebrew tattoo design, Beckham, who surely is not known as a big intellectual, could at least avoid scandal – it happened to him in the longing for fashion.
His wife, Victoria Beckham, former participant of Spice Girls, was touched with Hebrew tattoo of her husband.
It is not known how deep Beckhams understand the symbolism of their Hebrew tattoos, but it is clear they didn’t mean to offend anyone with them. The most highly paid footballer and his wife follow the path of Madonna. This tendency was born not in Paris or Milan and not in Beverly Hills, but in Jerusalem.
According to the information, published on the website of Cabbala Center, where the singer of hit Like a Virgin began to study in 1997, the organization opened it first study center in Jerusalem in 1992. After 80 years the most well-known pupil of Cabbala Center produced a video with the song that became the theme of the 20th film about James Bond – Die Another Day.
In the video clip the singer fights her second herself on swords and halberds.
Hollywood stars Hebrew tattoo
The great popularity of Hebrew tattoo designs among the Hollywood stars was very much spoken about and very often laughed at, but considering Madonna, Hebrew mysticism that Cabbala Center offers, influenced her a lot. The singer proceeds learning from her own ravine, and visits Israel.
Britney Spears went even further and became the first celebrity to have a permanent Hebrew tattoo. In comparison to Madonna, who had a temporarily tattoo, Britney appeared in public with permanent Hebrew tattoo representing the name of the god, situated on the back of her neck.
However Britney Spears once suffered from the wrong meaning of the tattoo too – the Japanese one.
It is not clear if the celebrities learned from their mistakes, but it is necessary to know that there is a simple way out for Hebrew tattoos. There are a lot of websites that offer services of translation to Hebrew, where you can correctly translate your favorite phrases and guarantee that you get a correct Hebrew tattoo on your chosen body part. It is very important and requires great attention.