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Shalom to all, and I hope Yom Kippur is going well. I have been wanting to get a tattoo of Adamah, or Eretz (Earth, or land) in Hebrew, on my upper right shoulder blade. I know judaism forbids tattoos, however it is how I would like to acknowledge both my faith and my families history, as me and my mother are the only 2 surviving members from her family from the holocaust. Would a tattoo of a Hebrew word be contradictory to Jewish faith? Would it be wrong for me to have this tattoo as a reformed Jewish person? All opinions accepted.
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