Hi guys! I'm new to this blog, and was drawn to it by a particular interest in Sak Yant tattoos. I've been doing a lot of research but can't seem to get some answers with regard to the yant that I'm planning to get. I was hoping you could help me with some questions.
I already have two yants (one on my arm and another one on my back), and I want to add another bigger piece on my chest (see attached). I know this is not the usual sak yant design that is commonly seen online. In that sense, do do all monks do this? and do I need to make a prior appointment with the temple so they can sketch it out? Pardon the questions, as I'm really grappling for answers.
I'm also concerned about the price. I've inquired in Ajarn Noo's shop, and was quoted 40k baht for this piece. That is a lot by any standard. If monks do not accept payment, but donations instead, how much is acceptable considering the work that will be done?
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Hi guys! I'm new to this blog, and was drawn to it by a particular interest in Sak Yant tattoos. I've been doing a lot of research but can't seem to get some answers with regard to the yant that I'm planning to get. I was hoping you could help me with some questions.
I already have two yants (one on my arm and another one on my back), and I want to add another bigger piece on my chest (see attached). I know this is not the usual sak yant design that is commonly seen online. In that sense, do do all monks do this? and do I need to make a prior appointment with the temple so they can sketch it out? Pardon the questions, as I'm really grappling for answers.
I'm also concerned about the price. I've inquired in Ajarn Noo's shop, and was quoted 40k baht for this piece. That is a lot by any standard. If monks do not accept payment, but donations instead, how much is acceptable considering the work that will be done?
Thanks a lot! Sadhu!