
Eagle Tattoo Meanings
Eagle Tattoo Meanings
(at-a-glance):
- Authority
- Nobility
- Intelligence
- Purity
- Ascension
- Victory
- Strength
- Messenger
- Power
- Force
- Focus
- Drive
- Determination
- Endurance
- Faith
- Resurrection
- Sovereignty
- Vitality
- Expansion
- Limitlessness
- Fearlessness
- Purity
- Willpower
- Clarity
The symbolic theme of power is pervasive with eagles, as with eagle tattoo meanings. In almost every culture and philosophy the eagle is a magnificent creature of purity, beauty and powerful force.
Some Native American Indian tribes of North American viewed the eagle as the Thunderbird, and deemed it a messenger of the heavens. Soaring the skies, it would settle in trees and the ground to deliver important messages to mankind from the spirits of the winds and skies.
In reality, eagles are master of air – and their vision is remarkably accurate. This is symbolic of having clear vision ourselves. If you are determined to a commitment of clear focus, spiritual clarity or personal transparency – the eagle tattoo is a proper choice.
Eagles are considered solar animals by countless cultures, so their symbolism will be connected to: Vitality, life, health, energy and provision.
Eagles also have fatherly connotations that play nicely with authority, control, guardianship and watching protectively over the family unit.
If you’re aiming for military or victory themes with your eagle tattoo, you can take the cue from Persia, Rome, Turkey, Russia, Germany, Poland, United States, Austria, and Napoleonic France. All of these nations have adopted the eagle at some point to signify superiority, authority and righteous domain.
Round out your research on eagle tattoo meanings by visiting these related pages:
Eagle Symbolism (full article).
Video about Eagle Symbolism here.
The eagle is also symbolic for Yahweh’s prophets.
James said,
“The eagle is also symbolic for Yahweh’s prophets.”
How so and where is this biblically? I have had some interesting day visions, and night time dreams that I was in an eagle, and looking through the eagles eyes I saw something not of God, in fact.. well I think I should stop here.
Please reply,
Joanne